Letter O 46250–46500

One might say "Recalculating" after a wrong turn One talking to a driver? One telling you where to get off, for short? One might tell you to take your turn One usually dressed for success Oil spill that's particularly elegant? Oscar winner who sang in "High Society" Olympic trio Old-school sort? One at a homecoming One being asked for donations, often One coming to homecoming, maybe One drowning in student debt, probably One finally done with finals? One sporting a cap and gown, briefly One temporarily donning a cap One visiting an old prof, perhaps One who completed a major, say One who might rent a gown, informally One who's done with U. One who's reached beyond seniority? One with a B.A., say One with a deg. One with a degree of difficulty? One with a degree, informally One with a diploma, for short one-hundredth of a right angle Of a degree in rank. One of a dozen good things? One of a series of steps Ones often searching for jobs Occurring in small stages Occurring little by little. Opposite of precipitous ONE about to receive academic degree ONE who has completed a school course ONE who holds academic degree Obtain a degree One happy to have no class? One who's done with school One on a career path One seeking a second degree Occasion for caps and gowns Our Ambassador in Teheran. Outfielder Sizemore Only four-time winner of each major Only tennis player to have won each Grand Slam event at least four times Only tennis player who has won all four Grand Slam titles at least four times each Obtain illegally On a new trunk Offshoots, maybe Organized bribery? Otto of football. Object of Galahad's quest. Object of Sir Galahad's quest Object of a knight's quest Object of a knightly quest Object of a medieval knight's quest Object of an extended quest Object of classic quest. Object of knightly quests Object of long search. Object of many knightly quests Object of the quest. Objects of extended quests Objects of prolonged endeavors Objects of quests One of four in a carat __ of salt Oats and corn Oats and wheat *Old Overholt or Wild Turkey, e.g. Odin's sword. One thousandth of a kilo One-millionth of a metric ton OCCULT learning (arch.) Obsession on a Louisiana campus? of parasitic fungi, living on grass *One nettled by you and I? one versed in grammar, or the construction of languages; a philologist Ones who don't want to hear that you're laying down on the job? One of 22 for U2 One of Beyonce's 23 Older kind of phone? Old record player Old man in the family Old man's old man Old guy, slangily ONE breathing heavily and loudly orca Oriental chickpeas Older relative old lady One thousand dollars, informally Overused term of approval. Opulent or impressive in scale __ Ole Opry Old party. Old ladies. Old man with two pairs? Oddly, it's not the biggest size at Starbucks Ornate + diet part + that girl Oscar film: 1931-32 Oscar picture, '31–32 Oscar-winning film: 1931–32 Orating Overly large or showy One voting to indict or not "Out for the Christmas Trees" painter Octogenarians' places of worship? oma omi Occasion for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Ornate crowbars? One of Lou Gehrig's record 23 Opulent prison? One kind of play. Outdoor seats Old homesteads Old coins of Naples Ones in rocking chairs, stereotypically Old-fashioned specs Oat-based breakfast mixture Oaty options in the cereal aisle One of the seven Ohio Presidents. Our 18th President. Option writers One applying for a financial gift ($50) of or like grains Oenology symbol Oenophile's fruit Omar's indulgence. Ovoid fruit One meaning of "must" "___ of Wrath." Ones pressed for drinks Old-fashioned ammunition. Oblong ingredients in a salad One source of info One with an artistic career of or like graphite One who wrestles Oenophile's adjective Opposite of maigre Old fashioned leggings are in -- try for the impossible!? One catching on Oats, for example. Organic steak source Oxygen emanating from a lawn? One-time Connecticut governor Of popular origin. Ordinary folks of or involving the common people as constituting a fundamental political and economic group Old pawnshop feature Of serious import One who exhumed Yorick's skull in Hamlet Overly serious Irish dancers? One who impresses of or relating to measurement by weight Open-sandwich topper often a little water is added Oft-covered hair color Ominous, weatherwise Oscar Wilde's Dorian Overcast sky's color one with grey hair Obstacle to a degree Option for would-be B-schoolers Offering to an extended palm Oily matter Oily stuff OBJECTIONABLE person (sl.) objectionable person Oily shrub, aka white sage Oily quality "Oh, that's just perfect!" Of extensive distance Of major significance Often-insincere approval Orangutan, for instance Only living thing that can be seen from outer space Only nation with a win in every summer Olympics One of dogdom's "gentle giants" Originally German dogs. O'Neill play, with "The" One of four generations in a photo Ontario or Michigan Ontario, for example Opera star's asset Optimist's hopeful list? OHIO Oxford course Oxford examinations "Outstanding, skater Hamilton!" Office of the British Lord Chancellor. Outstanding posture for a catcher? Ocean predator with around 300 teeth "Ode on a __ Urn" "Ode on a ___ Urn" (Keats poem) Of a European people: Comb. form. ornament of Greek origin Olympic destination Olympus's nation One cause of corruption One reason for man's inhumanity to man Overweaning desire Overzealous acquisitiveness Opposite of generous Overly materialistic Olympic, e.g. Onassis' language One from Athens One of Cyprus's two official languages Origin of the word "alphabet" "Odyssey" characters? (7 to 4) One spans two words in each answer to a starred clue Olympians leading the opening procession Oldest U. S. Senator. Olive or kelly Olive or pea. Oscar the Grouch's hue Outlaws "___ Grass and High Tides" of a colour between blue and yellow of money Color Old TV show Oliver Douglas' home Oliver Wendell Douglas' sitcom Ones concerned with sustainable design Old wheels of Wisconsin? On-the-move sports team? One with the motto "De Oppresso Liber" "Our Man in Havana" author "Our Man in Havana" author Graham One of Washington's major generals OLIVE-green bird with bright yellow markings on outer tail feathers and wings opaleye Orchid, often O.K.'d, as a studio film Oft-stuffed veggie Olive and Kelly Olive and pea Old Egyptian sultan while still naive? Once-common monochrome PC display Olive or emerald One who uses a stimpmeter Old supermarket handout collected in a catalog Old promotional coupon collectible often traded for merchandise Old supermarket premium offering Chinese restaurant drink Old hands in the garden