Letter O 61000–61250

One not mixing well One removed from the company? One unlikely to collaborate One unlikely to go clubbing One unlikely to mingle One who avoids company One who avoids others One who doesn't mingle One who eschews company One who prefers solitude One who prefers their own company One who shuns company One who's no social butterfly One who's not a company man? One with a single purpose? One with social anxiety, perhaps Ostracized Arlington Stadium player Ones avoiding company Ones practicing social distancing Ones unlikely to attend mixers Ones unlikely to socialize Ones without any friends One lacking bucks? Opinion holder with no backing One who goes it solo. *One-in-a-million chance Out of bounds, in a way Over the limit Over the time limit Over three hours Overextended Opposite of short Obsolete musical note lasting four breves Opposite of Brevis One should stay on the right side of this limb Old English weapon Onset of evening Of greater duration. opposite of shorter Of greatest duration Obvious sign of sadness Off-the-tee phase of golf Of the distant past Only a memory One who spends a lot of time in cabs Of considerable extent: Prefix. One of a Wi-Fi pair? One of a finite pair? Orson Welles role of 1972 Olympic event for Bob Beamon Olympics leap Of great duration. "Oh ___ wave/O'er the land . . . " "Oh," phonetically O. Henry quality? Oboe's first sound Ogre's head? Opening opening? Overcoat opening? Outside chance One against the odds One not likely to succeed Objective for the distant future Of extended duration One of a Subaru pair One of an unusual pair? One of two in Tuvalu Opposite of "bref" Oboe or flute sound One of Burt's exes One of the Andersons Oft-visited part of a pub Oft-visited pub room Old card game with forfeits Old trick-taking card game One of 78 in Buckingham Palace Oxford outhouse Officer, familiarly Option for a scrub Organic bath product OCS grad, familiarly Officer below a captain, slangily One in a captain's charge, informally One saluted by a sarge One whose charges are sarges Officers above sarges "__ out below!" Observation invitation Old Life competitor Old photo mag Old rival of Life Onetime "Life" rival Onetime rival of Life Osborne's "___ Back in Anger" One who may elicit double takes Opening lyrics of "Misty" ___ on (despise) Observed from the sidelines Outraged response "Ooh, check it out!" Observe a fishbowl ___ on (visit) "Open it up!"...and a hint to this puzzle's theme Observe from the sidelines Observation point Observation post Observatory One thing to rate a date on ___ on (visits). ___ one's laurels Outcry re Superman "Oh, you're not acting so brave now, are you!"? Old bird's comment on above Optometrists do this Oar section Oar shaft On which Silas Marner worked. Ominously indistinct Oompa ___ Oompa follower Oompa-__: Wonka worker Oar parts On which Irish linens are made Ominously presents itself "On Golden Pond" bird Odd-sounding bird One of Minnesota's state symbols Ontario's bird Ontario's official bird Ontario's provincial bird "On Golden Pond" birds One brick shy of a load Overeating episode on the funny farm? One never stops playing One of two in a bow knot Out of the ___ Out of the ___ (unaware) Opinion piece by a sot? Object of a tax lawyer's search One may be exploited One way out of a contract Originally, a castle-wall slit On repeat One fry short of a Happy Meal Oxford heads Of doubtful morals Off one's leash Off the chain, say Off the leash Off the leash, say Off-leash, say On the Most Wanted list On the ___ (like a perp who hasn't been nabbed) On the ___ (running free) One way to be cut One way to hang Open in weave. Out of the barn, say Out of the yard of a garment a size to big One in danger of going off Out of chains One may be hanging around you Open-and-shut case spoiler Outstanding job One may go through your notes One who twists a nut counterclockwise One taking inventory? One who pillages One who rifles One who takes inventory? One who takes spoils one who takes spoils or plunder one who takes spoils or plunder as in war One way to make a bough break One way to remove a branch One way to take a bough ___ off (cut away) ___ off (prune) ___ off (sever) One running casually One running easily Outrunners of joggers One pruning a tree, e.g. ___ off (pruning) ___ off (severs) ornamental evergreen rosaceous tree Ohio city on Lake Erie Ohio port Ohio port on Lake Erie Of a bird part of part of side of bird's head Old maritime aid using long-range radio navigation Old global positioning system Once-ler's foe Once-ler's opponent, in children's literature Orange Seuss character Orange environmentalist of kid lit "Oda a Salvador Dalí" poet "Oda a Salvador Dalí" poet García __ "Oh __, won't you buy me a Mercedes Benz?" "___ of the Flies" "___ of the Flies" (Golding novel) Olivier is one Olivier title Olivier's title One "a-leaping" in a Christmas song One of 10 leapers in a carol One of 10 leapers in a song One of ten in a Christmas song One of the peerage. One who minds his manor Original "Hawaii Five-O" star Owner of the manor. ___ of Darkness overbear One of 10 Oldest U.S. department store chain One-named singer of the #1 hit "Royals" (2013) One-named singer with the #1 hit "Royals" One-named singer with the 2013 #1 hit "Royals" One-named singer with the 2017 #1 album "Melodrama" Old Testament title for God Or "How I Built My Fast-Food Empire"? Ones "a-leaping" in a carol Ones with very good manors ___ over (domineers) Object of an annual quest Oft-told tales Often-repeated tales Old accounts Old book's content Old knowledge Old stories Old tales Old wisdom Old wives tales Old wives' tale Old wives' tales and such Old wives' tales, e.g. Old wives' tales, in a way. Old-time wisdom Oral histories Oral history, e.g. Oral history, perhaps Oral legend Oral wisdom Origin stories, for example Old narratives Old tales and legends, collectively