Letter O
of or like a hermaphrodite, bearing both sexes, usually in the same flower
Olympian messenger
Olympian messenger of the gods.
Olympic messenger
Occult sciences, collectively
ORESTES, wife of
Orestes wife
One of Herman's bandmates
One prone to withdrawal
One who doesn't get out a lot
One who lives a solitary life
One you'd be quite surprised to see on social media
of or like a hermit
Organ rupture
Object of worship, perhaps
Odysseus, in the "Odyssey"
Often-shared sandwich
One "unsung" in the three longest answers
One decorated
One dressed in white, stereotypically
One getting a decoration
One may be unsung
One may wear a cape
One may win a heart
One might save the day
One of distinguished valor.
One of noble qualities.
One on a quest
One saving the day
One to look up to
One who comes to the rescue
One who is worshiped
One who may be a lifesaver
One who might get a parade
One who performs noble deeds
One who saves the day
One's knight in shining armor
Opera tenor, often
Oversized sandwich
One king in "King of Kings"
Out-___ (outdo in violence).
Odysseus and Batman
ostentatious or vainglorious or extravagant or melodramatic conduct
or Evangeline Anna Actress
One reason to get a cross
One of Audubon's favorites
Outsized sandwiches.
*One may be six feet long
One prone to idol thoughts
Overseas title of respect
Obnoxious vanity plate
Oft-embroidered word
One of a bath towel pair
One of a matched pair, maybe
One of a matched set
One of a matched set, perhaps
One of a matching pair
One of a matching set
One of a pair of towel markings
One of a pair of vanity plates
One of a set of towels
One of a towel set.
One of two bath towels
One cycle per second
"___ on fire!" ("NBA Jam" reaction)
One half of a tiff
One of two sides of a story?
Office quip, part 3
"Oooh, check out THAT guy ..."
Old-fashioned placeholder pronoun with a slash
One alternative
One who's lost, proverbially
Occidental.
Occidental: Poet.
Oil and gas giant
Oil company headquartered in New York City
Oil company with a toy truck line
Oil company with annual toy trucks
Oil company with collectible trucks
Oil company with little trucks
Oil company with toy trucks
Oil giant Amerada __
Oil magnate Leon who once owned the New York Jets
Oil magnate and former owner of the New York Jets
Oil name on a very small truck
Oil name on some toy trucks
Oil truck name
Oilman Leon who once owned the New York Jets
Oilman Leon who owned the New York Jets
Oilman who once owned the New York Jets
One-time Hitler deputy.
of the piano Dame
Old German duchy.
orange-brown variety of grossularite garnet
Old order.
Order, old style
Olympic flame tender
Oscar winner, 1959.
Orders, of old
Orders, old style.
Orders: Archaic.
Orientation abbr. that would be surprising to see in a Grindr bio
"Other" word form
One side of the Kinsey scale, informally
Opposite of homo
of or like a heterocyst
opinions or doctrines at variance with an official or orthodox position
of or like a heterokont, a kind of yellow-green alga
one of two or more words pronounced differently but spelt alike
one who believes that the Son is of a different substance from the Father
of or like the Heterosomata, the flatfishes
of blood or serum, belonging to different groups; derived from different species
ORGANISMS feeding on organic matter
one who believes the Father and Son to be of different essences
" . . . or ___ Hecuba . . . ?": Hamlet
" . . . or ___ Hecuba": Shak.
" . . . or ___ Hecuba?"
One of the Greens.
Old-style excited
O'clock: Fr.
One of 24 in un jour
Of experimentation
Onetime Cabinet dept.
Obituary phrase praising a decent fellow
One who's quite a feller?
One with an axe to grind?
One working with an ax
Obey strickly
Obey strictly
One is cast by a sorcerer
One more than pent-
Octa- minus two
One less than septi-
One meter start?
One more than penta-
Outs in an inning, for instance
of, relating to, or being a number system with a base of 16
OCCULT mystic symbol
OLD Testament, first six books of the
One putting on the whammy
of or consisting of a specific group of atoms
"Oi!"
One-third of Fat Albert's catchphrase
Oral objection
Opening words of a 1941 hit song
of greatest success Period
[On comes the light bulb]
Oft-repeated lyric in "My Boyfriend's Back"
OutKast chart topper with the lyric "My baby don't mess around"
OutKast chart-topper
OutKast classic
OutKast hit that asks, "What's cooler than being cool?"
OutKast hit whence "shake it like a Polaroid picture"
OutKast hit with the lyric "Shake it like a Polaroid picture"
OutKast song that Rolling Stone said sounded like "an indie rock Little Richard"
OutKast song that's become an unlikely staple at wedding receptions
Outkast hit single
Outkast smash
Only South Dakota-born VP
Operational launch time
Object on a list
Of an interruption
Off time
On ___ (taking a pause)
Opening or gap
Ojibwa in a Longfellow poem
Ojibwa of verse
One way to spend the winter
Orlando bloom
Orange Lavaburst juice brand
Ovid's "here"
One way to spell a small gulp
One-horse
'October Sky' memoirist Homer
"O tiger's heart wrapp'd in a woman's ___!": Shak.
Obstruct the view of.
Occupy a safe house, say
One getting a good tan
Online option that turns into "show" when clicked
One in ambush
One in camouflage
One in concealment
One laying low
One who's not "it"
One with a secret
On the run, say
on Move
Of or like winter
Of winter.
Old Greek temples
One result of the Deluge?
One way up in the rankings
of or like a hierarch
of, relating to, or arranged in a hierarchy
Of ancient writing
of priests
of or like a hierocracy, government by priests or religious ministers
of or like a hierophant
Old-fashioned leaves?
Obsolescent audio source
Obsolete sound system
Old 45 player
Old LP player
Old audio system
Old platter player
Old player
Old record holder
Old sound system
Old stereo
Old stereo set
Old-fashioned music system
Old-fashioned phono
Old-fashioned phonograph
Oldies player
Outmoded audiophile adjective
Old 45 players
Old LP players
Old audio systems
Old living room sets
Old music systems
Old sound systems
Old stereos
Old-time music systems
Oldies players
Old-time players
Of meat slightly decomposed
On Everest
On dope
On something
Over the estimate
Overpriced, e.g.
opposite of low
One way to be left
Offer that's likely to win an auction
Of noble family
Of noble lineage
Opera highlight, perhaps
Operatic challenge
One may be found in the kitchen
Overthrow of a government in the Himalayas?
Optional learning
On Cloud 9
One receiving a congratulatory email from eBay
Outfits for a climber?
Optimist's hallmark
Optimistic feelings
Oscar-winning song from "A Hole in the Head"
One clearing an Olympic bar
*One at home in Scottish mountains
Overview of the big picture, and what the starred answers contain
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