Letter O
of knowledge Body
Owner of Maybelline
Owner of The Body Shop
Owner of Vichy skincare products
One of TV's Gilmore Girls
One of the Gilmore Girls
One of the Rhine Maidens
on the Rhine Siren
O'Toole's "Man of La Mancha" co-star
O'Toole's co-star in "Man of La Mancha"
One of the "Two Women"
Oscar winner Sophia
Oscar winner for "Two Women"
Oscar winner in 1961
Oscar winner of 1961
Oscar winner: 1961
Oscar-winner Sophia
Oscar-winning actress of "Two Women"
Ochoa in the World Golf Hall of Fame
Ochoa of the LPGA
Ochoa of women's golf
Ochoa who was the first #1-ranked golfer from Mexico
Ochoa who was the first No. 1 ranked golfer from Mexico
Ochoa who was the top-ranked female golfer when she retired
Ochoa who won the 2007 Women's British Open
One of the Bobbitts
___ Ochoa, 2017 Golf Hall of Fame inductee
___ Ochoa, first ever top-ranked Mexican golfer
"On Aggression" author
One of the Medici.
One finishing second, which sounds great until you realize there were two competitors
Oral traditions
Ornithological facial spaces
One majoring in traditional knowledge?
Obama attorney general Lynch
Oscar role for Sissy
Oscar role of '80
Oscar-winning role for Sissy
Order of nuns.
Opera glass.
Opera glasses on a handle
Operagoer's accessory
Operagoer's glasses
"Orange Is the New Black" actor Petty
Old Roman cuirass
One of Judy Garland's daughters
One of Judy's daughters
One of the Doones.
One of the Exmoor Doones.
"Oddworld" video game designer Lanning
Old land bordering Luxembourg
"___ Olvidados" (1950 Luis Buñuel film)
Opposite of gain, briefly
One of the L's in LAPL
Opener to Alamos
Only major U.S. city bisected by a mountain range
Only major US citiy bisected by a mountain range
Objects of gossip in California?
Outdistance in a race.
Outspeed handily
Outwit, as a tail
___ one's shirt
Outcome that's bad for everyone
One who doesn't win
Olympian who doesn't medal
One back in the pack
One bettered
One failing frequently
One finishing second
One not allowed in the winners' circle
One not getting an Olympic medal
One snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, say
One who can't catch a break
One who doesn't go past a semi?
One who draws the short straw
One who fails repeatedly
One who finishes last
One who weeps, in a saying
One with sour grapes?
One without promise
One-day "Jeopardy!" contestant, e.g.
One on the losing side
Outdistanced ones
Outdistances
Old accountants never die, they just --
On the wrong end of the score
Occupying the cellar
On the verge of a meltdown
One finishing with fewer points
One may go on the record
One might be written off
Opposite of a win
Opposite of profit
Outcome of a 10-17 game
Outcome of any of the Bills' Super Bowl appearances
Outcome of every Vikings, Bills, Eagles, Bengals, and Panthers Super Bowl appearance
of an insured Report
Opposite of tour gains
Outcomes in the L column
organization, industry, or enterprise that consistently fails to make a profit
Outcome in Eden
Oceanographers have discovered a mid-Atlantic formation of hot springs and spires dubbed "The __ City"
Once-popular show set on an island
Out the window
Obsolescent skill
Obvious time-waster
Old TV's "_____ Space"
Oops, zoned out for a sec. Houston, can you retransmit our coordinates?
Overlooked due to confusion
On-line wiki for a popular sci-fi TV show
Overlooked (with "of").
One at sea
One in need of redemption
One in need of salvation
One in need of spiritual guidance
One seeking redemption, maybe
"of All Flesh"
Old friends might make up for it
Old friends sometimes make up for it
Odd or sand
Odd or vacant
Odd thing?
Offering at an auction
Offering for a developer
Oft-drawn item
Often-improved thing
One whose wife was a pillar of the community?
One's fate
One's fortune
One's portion in life.
One-time resident of Sodom.
Outdoor parking area
Outdoor parking facility
Obsessive seducer
One who seduces women with ease
of communities living in rapidly flowing water
One who needs moisturizing?
"__ of luck!"
Odd and job
Outdoor parking areas
Old-time actress Crabtree
Old-time soprano Lehmann
One may be picky about these
One of the newly rich
One who is very successful with numbered balls
One way to get rich
Old costume that enters a contest like bingo?
"Odyssey" fruit
Oriental bloom
One indulging in dreamy forgetfulness from Greek myth
Odyssey dreamer
One nourished by daydreams?
One of a flower-devouring people encountered by Odysseus
One of the dreamers encountered by Odysseus
"Odyssey" morsels
"Odyssey" trees
Objects in some Japanese art
One who's meditating might be in this
Olympic gymnast Mary ___ Retton
One of Chief Wiggum's officers on "The Simpsons"
One of Springfield's policemen, on "The Simpsons"
Owner of the tavern in "Fight Club"
One of the top film stars of the '40s
Obnoxiously colored
Offensively bright
Offensively showy, as colors.
Opposite of quiet
Opposite of soft
Outspoken to a fault
Overamplified
Overly bright, fashionwise
One may be put in the corner of a classroom
Outspoken Indochina residents?
One Direction member who joined the Doncaster Rovers Football Club
One of 18 French kings
One of 18 kings
One of 18 rois
One of almost 20 French kings
Onetime bandmate of Harry, Niall, Liam, and Zayn
___'or, old French coin.
Old gold coin of France
One of TV's Jeffersons
Opera by Charpentier.
Onetime regular on "The Tonight Show"
One way to spend a lazy day
One sitting in a chaise, say
Outdoor chair
Of the sky, look dark and threatening
Old French bagpipe
"__ on First" (book about Costello)
"__ on First": book about comedian Costello
"___ on First" (1981 biography of a comedian)
"___ on First" (1981 comedian's biography)
Oafish ones
Overlapping slats
"___ on Top" (Beyonce hit)
Once in __ With Amy (Frank Loesser tune)
One kind of affair
One of "Three Little Words"
One of the Beach Boys
Our quote, part 7
One-sided match?
Old name for a tomato
One of an amorous pair
Openly affectionate couple
Old TV show set on the Pacific Princess, with "The"
Optimistic maxim from Virgil
Oval-shaped vibrating... marital aid, let's call it
One might be sent with a scent
One of Phyllis McGinley's poems.
"___ of trees, the cherry now, Is hung with bloom along the bough": A.E. Housman
Ornately decorated hotel?
"Oh What a ___"
"Our reliance is in the ___ . . . ": Lincoln
Observation, final part
Oliver Mellors, to Lady Chatterley
One hit by Cupid's arrow
One in St. Valentine's care
Ones getting tangled in the sheets
Odd road to travel solo
One-sided tennis score.
"Old-fashioned" item in a 1971 hit
"___ or Leave It" (political podcast hosted by a former Obama speechwriter)
Our new Secretary of Defense.
Outwardly affectionate
One of Henry Green's books.
Opposite of high
Offer that's easy to refuse
One way to get in a club?
Opposite of "high"
Out of the strike zone
Old-fashioned glass
Ones making insulting offers
Of humble descent.
Of humble parentage.
Opposite of "noble"
Okay for Atkins dieters
Overpass warning
Options for reduced fare
"Oxford Blues" star, 1984
Only pitcher to win the deciding games of the ALCS, ALDS and World Series in the same year
Original cast member of "The West Wing"
One broadcaster, or two poets
One of the Slobbovias
Opposite of "uplift"
"Othello" ends with one
One completely lacking morals
Oligophrenic's problem
On the paltry side, as an offer
of relatively low or level country
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