Letter O 31500–31750

Offers help subtly Old name of oedema Old-time Moscow transport. Open carriage, in Russia. office of landdrost Operated a car Operated a motor vehicle Operated a vehicle One of the cattlemen One who steers steers OVERCOME grief in drink OVERCOME with drink OVERPOWER sound Overdress ___ one's sorrows Overwhelmed, with "out" Overwhelms audibly (with "out") Overwhelms sonically, with "out" ___ out (makes more noise) Overpowers with sound old form of drowsy oscitant Oprah adviser O.R. figures O.R. personnel OB-GYNs and such (Abbr.) OB-GYNs, for example OBs and ENTs OBs and GYNs, for example OBs, e.g. OR frequenters OR principals OR staff Ones doing tests: Abbr. Ones often working in small rms. Ones ordering shots, for short Ones practicing: Abbr. Operations mgrs. Otolaryngologists, e.g.: Abbr. Oz and Howser: Abbr. "Oh Say Can You Say?" author "On Beyond Zebra" author One of his aliases was Theo. LeSieg Outscore by a wide margin Overwhelm in sports. One at hard labor One does long and boring work One kind of store. Opium for one Overabundant commodity. One blatantly disobeying traffic laws Overly abundant article Overly abundant product One who just says no? One who seeks to get more scripts written One kind of "cowboy." One taking a trip One who hasn't gone straight One with a bad habit Old Celtic priest Old Celtic religious leader Old Celtic wizard Of an ancient Celtic order Of an ancient Celtic religion Old Irish priests. OIL barrel Obviously demonstrate one's boredom, say Occupy Wall Street instrument One expected to get beaten One frequently hit on the head One of Ringo's set One of the timpani One to beat Originate, with "up" one of several types of fish that make a drumming sound Offstage sound effect in "Emperor Jones." Oil barrels omen Movie Ones hitting snares Obtain through effort One who gets a lot of booze Olive or plum One with a heart of stone? Old London landmark. One of a Syrian sect. Of a Syrian sect. Opposite of wet, in weather reports Opposite of damp Oenophile's "sec" On the wagon, perhaps Opposite of "wet" Opposite of sweet Out of ink Out of the rain Out of the rain, often off Towel feature Ossified spiritual? "___ only" (garment label) One full of hot air One of a laundry duo One often needing to vent One writing out a formula in math class, perhaps Overnight-package cooler On the clothesline On the line, say Overly ripe? Ocean voyager's destination Opposite of the seven seas? One whose goal is to stop drinking Order from Bond Order from James Bond Order of many spy movies One-time political group. Ones against alcohol Ones who don't go for the hard stuff? Oxymoronic skiing condition Oscar Wilde was noted for it Org. that counts Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib among its members One way to get on the "series of tubes" One way to get online, briefly Option for WWW surfers Option for seeing the sites quickly, for short Option for streamers Option from an ISP "Orcs & Elves" or "Dragon Quest IX", for short Observance that begins in March: Abbr. Occasion to do a late shift?: Abbr. Oct. casualty Once-a-yr. reason for oversleeping? One barely passing One who's 60-something? One with a 1.0 One with a 1.0 G.P.A. *Ones with a 1.0 GPA Ones far from the honor roll "One Kiss" singer __ Lipa of two Group Of two parts Of two separate parts Of two. One who believes there are two eternal principles, one good and one evil Onscreen twins, often One of Jackson's five Secys. of Treasury. One of the Allman Brothers One of the Allmans Oaf, slangily Oman port One who writes about CD remixes? Our C-in-C, informally One outranking a "comte" Of Cornwall, e.g. Of a certain Noble British Of a certain noble Of a certain noble rank Of a minor domain Of a nobleman Of a rank below prince Of a rank of nobility. Of a royal domain Of a titled person. Of an hereditary rank. Of high noble rank Old European coin Old European gold coin Old Venetian coin Old Venetian money Old coin of Venice Old continental coin Old silver coin. Owner of the Cheshire Cat, with "the" Owner of the Cheshire cat. ___ of Windsor OMIT to take possible trick at first opportunity (bridge) Old school instruction Ornithologist's favorite kid's game? Outing with decoys One who makes "bath time lots of fun," in a classic "Sesame Street" lyric Old instrument of punishment Opt against a Chinese-language course? OREGON college athletic team OUTER-clothing fabric Organized and prepared, as with tasks or responsibilities Once a popular coiffure Once popular coiffure Once-popular coiffure One might have tears in it Outflow site One not going out with a bang? One not meeting expectations One stoner to another Overdressed person. Obnoxiously fratty sort Old clothes. On account of (with "to") On schedule On the schedule Overdrawn? Owed Owed right now Owed to Owed, as a debt Owed, as payment Owing Owing, as a debt Obstetrician's calculation Obstetrician's estimates Obstetricians' calculations Oater showdown Oaters climax Old-fashioned quarrel settler Old-fashioned showdown Old-fashioned way to settle a dispute Oldfangled quarrel settler One way of settling a dispute. One way to settle a dispute One way to settle a point of honor One-on-one One-on-one Battle Area away from the One-on-one affair One-on-one battle One-on-one combat One-on-one contest One-on-one encounter One-on-one face-off One-on-one fight One-on-one swordfight One-time showdown with seconds One of two using matched weapons One settling a score, in olden days One who needs a second helping? One who takes 20 paces, perhaps One with a foil One with a second One with a second helping Ones requesting seconds? One way to settle a fight One demanding satisfaction, once One of a pair of drawers facing each other? One who has a second helping? One-on-one fighters Opposite sides of a rather pointed fight? One taking part in a fight to settle an affair of honour Oater showdowns Occasions for seconds Old methods of conflict resolution Old sword contests Old-fashioned argument enders Old-fashioned fights Old-fashioned showdowns Old-style fights