Letter O 48000–48250

Opposite of "hee" in a braying call Opposed to "gee." Opposite of "gee." Oxcart driver's shout Oahu's state Obama's birth state Obama's birthplace One of two states in their own time zone Only US state with two official languages Only other state in Alaska's time zone Only state that shares a time zone with Alaska Only state which shares a time zone with Alaska Oahu, for one One of them has an Interstate! One who hesitates One inclined to fight One wanting war One watching very, very closely Overhead predator Offers for sale from place to place "Overboard" actress, 1987 "Overboard" star Oscar nominee as Benjamin Oscar winner for "Cactus Flower" Oscar winner who was formerly a regular on TV's "Laugh-In" Opening for an anchor cable One use for grass Ohio governor who became president Only president who was selected by a congressional commission Only president who'd been wounded in the Civil War Oscar winner Helen Oscar-winning actress Helen ___ Our 19th president Oscar actresses Outing of a sort. Old Hollywood's ___ Code Old movie censor Onetime film censor _____ office (old Hollywood code group) Obstacle on a golf course Obstacle on the links Offer, as a guess Obstacles on the course Offers, as a guess Obscuring cloud obscurer Skyline European sight overcloud Oppressed, in a way Old TV series based on a cartoon Old sitcom maid One being rough on plebes Obscuring atmospheres Obscured by air pollution One of a weatherman's three H's One of the three H's in a summer weather forecast "Oz" airer "Oz" broadcaster "Oz" network "Oz" offerer Oldest cable network One of cable's oldest networks One place to see movies, briefly One place to watch movies One-third of Tri-star Pictures Original home of Borat Original network of "Fraggle Rock" Onetime streaming platform of the 2010s Oppenheimer opposed it Oz (italics) Option with no real alternative Onetime Blu-ray rival One of the cholesterols, hang on ... (/Googles) ... the good one Ops. base Of higher quality or elegance Oppressive or unbearable place O, in hangman Occiput's site One cabbage One end of a pin One lettuce One of the 4-H Club's H's One of the H's in "4-H" One side of a coin. ___ off (intercept) ___ over heels occiput on neck order paper outdistance One reason for taking aspirin One who could use a shrink On the way to Off-the-noggin soccer shot Opening part of an email One way to dive Ones using "the facilities"? Occasional parking requirement One way to park On the way back Ostrich's pose? often high with a vertical drop OWARD One running around wildly, maybe One way to rush "On top we put a ___" One wearing the pants? One way to tackle a problem One thing or another. **One way to fall in love ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues One way to be in love One way to fall in love One way to fall in love, and, in another sense, what each set of circled letters shows One easily bowled over? Obverse call? Obverse side of a coin Occipita locales Opposite of tails ___ of state Oldtime radio adjunct Operator's accessory Operator's item Operator's wear One word and all hell's let loose - they'll pay for this One way to compete One might be in charge of the collection plates one who does headwork, mental work Open to cure Off the disabled list One who thinks "Well? Done!" One with a cure One of the 4-H's One reward of early rising. One's most valuable possession, perhaps One's sense of wellbeing Oxymoronic breakfast snack? One thing on top of another Overfilled. Oyez! Obviously noisy cows? One catching some waves? One who listens Old style affirmation Old-style affirmation one of the senses Ones trained to give sound advice? Official fact finder Otosclerosis result One of a famous trio of monkeys. One of many offered in an IPO Often-followed car One leaving a wake One's last vehicle, often Opposite of a life coach? Owner of King Features Syndicate "One flag, one land, one ___, one hand."—Holmes. "___ of the City" (Steenz comic strip) Often broken Ogre's lack One "H" of the Four-H Club One in a red suit One of 13 cards One of the Four H's One out of every four kings Organ between the lungs Organ strengthened by cardio Organ with chambers Organ with ventricles organ that pumps blood round the body overwhelming distress Overtime loss Overtime loss in the playoffs, for example oesophageal reflux Organ bank section? Open fireplace Open-__ furnace *Online card game with over 100 million players Old tar's shipmates One way to endorse something Optical Apple Watch feature One of four suits One of the red suits Oscar-winning 1974 documentary about the Vietnam War Object of a crush Object of one's affection One's significant other Objects of infatuation Open and honest conversation "O, ___ when we cry . . . ": U.S. Navy Hymn Old-style "Listen up!" Opening sentence in court procedure. Occasion for light dressing Oestrus Oil or gas follower Olympics preliminary One kind of wave. One of the races One-time Shaq team Oven's output Overrated Michael Mann movie (don't @ me, film bros) One way to argue One cauterizing a skin blemish? Open land with scrubby vegetation Open uncultivated land Open wasteland Oscar-winning Ledger Overgrown land Overgrown tract Overgrown wasteland One who, e.g., clips their nails on the subway (gasp!) Objectionable religious object Onetime Shatner costar Oscar winner as the Joker Overgrown shrub areas Overgrown wastelands One use for oil Ogre who controls the warm weather in "The Year Without a Santa Claus" Olympic prelims One way to keep the air out One of Superman's powers Ouster: Slang. "Or what's a ___ for?": Browning Olympus of or belonging to heaven or god of or like heaven Oh, goodness me! "Omigosh, girl!" One way to slow a sail boat Of greater importance. Of great weight One cup, after cooling Oppressive; clumsy One with power Ozzy Osbourne's genre Ozzy Osbourne's music Ozzy Osbourne's music style O.T. language Official lang. of Israel OXFORD University, representative board of "Oh where, oh where can ___?" Olympian cupbearer; evergreen garden shrub Olympic cup-bearer one suffering from hebephrenia, a form of dementia occurring at puberty Of Israel's language OLD Testament language Official language of Israel One of Aaron's people One of the alphabets Origin of the word "behemoth" Oscar Mayer alternative Old Testament epistle citing Abraham and Moses