Letter O 6000–6250

Out of another world Out of this World book Out-of-this-world Out-of-this-world creature Out-of-this-world type Out-of-towner, maybe Outlander Outsider Outsider of a sort outcomer One causing estrangement One pushing others away One who causes estrangement. One who conveys property. One who estranges One who instills hostility One from whom property title is transferred. One receiving property One to whom property is conveyed. One to whom property is transferred One transferring property: Var. Occurrence in many sci-fi stories Old-timey psychiatrist One from whom property is transferred One transferring property One who is no longer entitled One who transfers property One line at passport control One of the eggs used in this 1986 film is now exhibited at the Smithsonian Ones from afar Ones potentially contacted in "first contact" Ones supposedly eligible for, but never yet seen in, the Miss Universe pageant Ones who are worlds apart Ones with green cards Otherworldly creatures Otherworldly types Outer space dwellers Outlanders Outsiders Outworlders "___ on the ocean wave . . . " Opera by Glinka Opera premiere: St. Petersburg, 1836 Organize in a row On one side or the other One who straightens Orthodontic item "Others" in a Latin phrase Oahu chief Other guys, long ago Others at the Forum Others of ancient Rome? Others, in Rome. Others, in a Latin list Others, in lists Others, in old Rome Others, in the Forum Others, long ago Others, to Brutus Others, to Caesar Others, to Cicero Others, to Virgil Others, when listing Of a piece Of the same stripe One way to share Out on -- (vulnerable) Out on -- (vulnerably situated) Out on __ Out on __ (at risk) Out on ___ (exposed to danger) Out on ___ (in a fix) Out on ___ (in a precarious position). Out on ___ (in jeopardy) Out on ___ (in potential danger) Out on ___ (stranded) Out on ___ (taking chances) One result of divorce. On ___ (level). Option for a wedding dress One behind the other Orderly setups One making adjustments Onetime mayor of San Francisco "___ of much contempt" (Shakespeare) Ottoman ruler nicknamed "The Lion" Ottoman ruler referenced in "The Count of Monte Cristo" of or denoting an exact divisor of a number Oriental names. Obvious invitees Of a ship, tilted. One's "who's who" Ones getting the red-carpet treatment Ones most wanted Out of plumb. "Omnibus" host Cooke One of the elite One of the partying elite One of the social elite Oft-invited celebs Opposite of "took off" Offerer of Magnifica Class One way to Rome Operator of the MilleMiglia program O'Connor replacement O'Connor successor O'Connor's Supreme Court replacement O'Connor's Supreme Court successor O'Connor's court successor O'Connor's replacement O'Connor's replacement on the Supreme Court O'Connor's successor O'Connor's successor on the Supreme Court One of the Supremes One way to be wanted One way to look Operative word screamed in Frankenstein's lab Olefin Open chain hydrocarbon Olefins One who has trouble passing the bar of type of chemical compound containing oxygen "O Come, ___ Ye Faithful" "One for ___" "Or shear swine, ___ cry and no wool."—Butler. "__ of Me" "___ of Me" (John Legend hit) "___ of Me," 1931 hit "___ of Me," 1931 song "___ or nothing!" '-- of You' ('84 hit) Oasis "___ Around the World" Of ___ things! Omitting none Omitting nothing Omni Omni's meaning On ___ fours Once and for __ Once and for __ (permanently) One and ___ One hundred percent One's companion One's entire assets. One's partner One's whole interest. One's worldly assets. Only amount that satisfies the greedy Opposite of none Opposite of nothing. Our thanksgiving continues Over and out preceder __-out: total ___ of (fully). ___-or-nothing one and all Old-time actress Nazimova Ossobuco __ milanese Open to everyone Object of Kaaba worship. Object of Moslem worship. Object of a hajji's praise Object of many prayers Object of mosque prayers Object of prayers five times a day Object of some prayers Oft-praised deity Omnipotent and all-merciful one, in Islam One also known as Rahman One invoked in the takbir One known as "the Alive, the Eternal" One praised at the Kaaba One praised in Mecca One revered by Moslems One who is often praised One who's called "the Merciful" and "the Compassionate" One who's much praised Order to a flotilla O. J. Simpson was one Outstanding U.S. athlete One of Poe's names Original Guess Who singer Chad One of Robin Hood's men Outlaw band member Outlaw minstrel "___ Once You Love Her" "___ Once You Love Her": Como hit __ once (in unison) __ once (suddenly) Our wish to you Online equivalent of shouting Online equivalent of shouting, and a hint to both halves of each starred answer One preparing corn for long hours? "On the Money" quote (Part 3) Over with Offer without proof Offer, as a plea Ostensible One asserting without proof. One who asserts without proof One who states positively. Offers as a plea Offers without proof OHIO River tributary One of the Smoky City's rivers. Over-the-counter hay fever brand One may be dominant One of a gene pair One of a pair of genes Of mutational cells One of Vermont's founders One of the Dulles brothers. One of the Dulleses. Optimist on the "Treadmill to Oblivion." Original Tonight host Our Ambassador in Belgrade. Our Ambassador in Yugoslavia. of comedy Tim Actor Our Central Intelligence chief. Overly sensitive OVERZEALOUS immune response to an otherwise harmless antigen One place to find cats Oop of comics ___-oop Ones who pad their pin count? "___ one and one . . . " "___ one, one for . . . " One's hands and feet One's hands and knees out of stock Old-time greeting. Old term for November 1 October 31 Over-the-counter weight loss brand Over-the-counter weight-loss product One of a Greenwich Village sitcom pair On the same side On the same side, in war On the same team Ones in common cause Ones on your side Ones sharing a side Our side, in WWII of paint and varnishes One way to go when playing poker One way to go, betting-wise Out of energy "On the whole . . ." On balance O'Connor best seller.