Letter O 51250–51500

One may ask what the big one is One may be called bright when it isn't One may be floated or rough One may be floated or shot down One may be half-baked or brilliant One may be lost in thought One may be pitched to a publisher One may dawn on you One may get carried out One may occur to you One may pop into your head One may start with "What if we ..." One may stop a mental block One may wonder what the big one is One might arrive with a finger snap One might be ahead of its time One might be floated or flirted with One might elicit a "Eureka!" One of many implemented on "Shark Tank" One that's out of one's head? Origin of an innovation Origin of many a company Original thought Orson "Bright ___" Outcome of brainstorming, hopefully Output of cerebration. Overhead exclamation point, in comics Overhead light bulb? Overhead lightbulb Object of aspiration Of a perfect kind. Often unattainable perfection Often unreachable goal Old toy company Old toy company that made Rubik's Cube One to emulate Opposite of dystopian Original producer of the game Mouse Trap objective Noble British one having no equal other world Often-impractical one One with a vision One with lofty goals Overstate as great Oft-sought one Opposites, many say "Our better selves,” according to A. B. Alcott. One who thinks outside of the box Ones paid to conceive? Op-ed offerings Outcomes of brainstorming Output from the cortex Output of a spitballing session Outputs of brainstorming Outputs of brainstorms objective reality On a list of knowns One from a penseur Opinion: Fr. Output from Rodin's thinker? Output of un penseur Obsession with an accent Output of un philosophe Obsessions, Gallic style. Obsessions: Fr. One's name on a bracelet, for short Opinion: Prefix "&" or "@," but not "and" or "at" of or like an ideogram Of class concepts. one who is impelled to carry out an idea "___ of March" Oct. 15, e.g. Oct. 15, in old Rome October 15, e.g. October 15, for example October 15th, e.g. October 15th, for example Off day for Caesar? Old Roman date Old date Old mid-month date Ominous March date Ominous March day Ominous date Ominous date for Caesar Ominous day Ominous day for Caesar Ominous day in March Ominous day in Rome Ominous time Ominous time in old literature Ominous time of old On Cato's calendar One 13th of the month? One 13th? One day a month One day in March One of four days in a year, in olden times __ of March (March 15th) ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" date) ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" setting) ___ of March (ominous date) Oft-abbreviated Latin phrase Oft-abbreviated Latin words of clarification Often-abbreviated Latin phrase other words in Onetime big name in Kampala Onetime strongman Amin Oscar role for Forest Oscar-winning role for Forest Oscar role of 2006 Oscar-winning Forest Whitaker role Oscar-winning role for Forest Whitaker in "The Last King of Scotland" Ousted Ugandan dictator Of a hypothetical unit of living matter Of a psyche part Of a structural unit. Of an ego source Of the ego's source "Oops! . . . ___ It Again" "Oops!... ___ It Again" (Britney Spears album) One-liner, part 4 "OMG, LMAO!" Old-style "Got it, dude" Old-style "Understood" Originator of Maureen, in "Rent" One's own (prefix) One's own head? One's own, for a starter One's own: Comb. Form. Own: Prefix Oligophrenia Opposite of brilliance Opposite of sheer genius of or like an idiolect, a distinctive individual form of speech "Off the beam" is one "Off the grid" or "on the ball" "On easy street," e.g. "On the back burner," e.g. "On the ball" or "off the grid" "On the ball" or "off the wagon," e.g. "On the fence," for example "On the road" or "hang one's head," for example "Once in a blue moon," e.g. "Once in a blue moon," for one "One for the books," for one "Over a barrel" or "under the weather" Offbeat phrase One concern of a grammarian One is "easy as pie" One may get lost in translation Out of left field, say oral communication over the moon, e.g. Of language style Of the vernacular. of well-crystallized minerals, having a characteristic shape "Out of the blue" and "in the red" Out to lunch and having a bite Of unknown cause, medically of or like idioplasm, the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics One beyond foolish One for whom many guides have been written? One lacking common sense. One may be complete One of Dostoevsky's books (with "The"). One who is hardly an Einstein One who tells a tale full of sound and fury, per Macbeth Opposite of an Einstein Outburst from one who's been cut off in traffic On TV, the prompter. Other drivers (never you, of course) One well-versed in only one subject Oasis "The Importance of Being ___" Obey a stop sign Occupy a neutral state? Of no significance Off for the week, as a football team Off from work Off the job Off, in a way Off-duty Off-line, perhaps On a break, say On a bye week On break On break, say On hiatus On one's duff On one's keister On strike On the couch On the sidelines Onetime Palin collaborator Onetime cohort of Cleese, Palin et al. Operate leisurely. Otiant. Out of work Out of work, e.g. Out-of-work haberdasher? One constantly chilling One doing nothing One doing zero One goofing off One in an airport taxi line, for the most part One just passing time One just sitting around One just twiddling his thumbs One loafing One loitering One not seeking work One on the side lines. One reluctant to work One stuck in traffic, at times One taking it easy One taking up slack? One using a fidget spinner, perhaps One whiling away the time One who goldbricks One who is hardly a workaholic One who loafs about One who's no dynamo One with little to do One with no to-do lists One with nothing to do One with time to spare Otiose one one without ambition Ones just hanging out "Or ___ froth amid the boundless main": Emily Brontë Out of work piano repairman? Onetime name for J.F.K. Original name for J.F.K. Airport Optimistic sentiment One way to chatter One way to sit "by" One way to speculate One way to stand by Online sign-in fig. "Oh, But___" (1946 song) Official language of South Sudan Oath acceptance Oath affirmation Oath affirmation words Oath answer Oath assent Oath for both? Oath in synagogue, say