Letter O
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"Om __ padme hum"
"Om ___ padme hum" (Tibetan prayer)
Obsession, as with a pop star
Obsessive enthusiasm
Opposite of "ennui"
Opposite of -phobia
Overdone enthusiasm
Overzealousness
Obsessive enthusiast
One amok
One running amok
Oscar-nominated "Flashdance" song
Overly enthusiastic one
Overly zealous sort
Overzealous sorts
Obsessions
Over-the-top fads
Out of control, maybe
Overcaffeinated, maybe
Overly intense
One with a bipolar disorder
One who does a lot of filing?
of or like a manifestation
Older spelling of the capital of the Philippines
"Our ___ Havana"
One of three
One asked "to change his ways," per a 1988 hit
Ordinary citizen often cited to represent public opinion
One-third of a cohort
of or relating to an ancient Roman maniple
One of Canada's Prairie Provinces
One side of the border-straddling International Peace Garden
one of the three prairie provinces in central Canada
"... one giant leap for ___": Neil Armstrong
Olympic event featured in "Cool Runnings"
Onetime star of wrestling.
Octogenarian author.
Outstanding literary figure.
Old Testament food
Outward bearing
One with affectations
Of a woman looking or behaving like a man
Osmitrol
One of the "Pep Boys"
One of two playing flamenco?
One with cinco dedos
One who babbles "baa, baa"?
One who's read an encyclopedia's first volume?
One skilled at expressing relief?
One toasted
Old ___, phenomenon of Sinbad's 5th voyage.
"___ of the Spring" (1986 film)
Opera by Massenet.
Opera girl and others
Of an estate.
Of stately homes.
Odd __ (selection method)
One of Dada's daddies?
Opera by Paderewski.
"... on a dead ___ chest"
"...on the Dead _____ Chest"
"One __ meat is another . . ."
"One __ meat..."
"One ___ Family"
'One -- meat is ...'
Occupies, as a battle station
Occupies, as a post
Old-___-beard (green lichen)
Operates, as a booth
Operates, as machinery
Operates as a landlord, informally
One use for hair clippers, in modern lingo
O'Hara's Tara, for one
One admired for his masculinity
Ocean ray
Oceanic ray
Only insects that can turn their heads to look behind them
One of the "M" boys of baseball
of baseball Mickey Actor
One kind of defense
One type of talk
One-on-one strategy
"Om mani padme hum," for example
"Om mani padme hum," for one
"Om," e.g.
"Om," for one
"Ommmmmm ... ommmmmm," e.g.
Oft-repeated chant
Oft-repeated phrase
Oft-repeated saying
Oft-repeated slogan
Oft-repeated word
Often-repeated line
Often-repeated utterance
Om, for example
Om, for instance
Ommmm, for one
One is often repeated
Oom for one
Old-time poacher deterrents
"Om Mani Padme Hum," et al.
"Om" and others
"Om," et al.
Oft-repeated slogans
Of Hindu incantations
Old Trafford's team, for short
operated by hand
Old typewriters
Organic farmer's need
Organic fertilizer component
Originally handwritten book before publication
Of the Isle of Man
One is either a "rumpy" or a "stumpy"
Often tailless feline
" . . . owed by so ___ so few"
ORIENTE airfield site (Cuba)
"On Contradiction" author
Oft-quoted Chairman
Oft-quoted leader
Often-quoted chairman
One with a red book
One-time Chinese Chairman
Onetime Beijing bigwig
Onetime China Chairman
Onetime Chinese leader
Onetime popular T-shirt icon
Onetime world leader with a namesake suit
Only proper noun in the Beatles' "Revolution"
Opponent of Chiang
Out-of-style jacket
Offshoot of Marxist-Leninist ideology featured in Jean-Luc Godard's "La Chinoise"
"Once Were Warriors" folk
"Once Were Warriors" people
Oceania language
Official New Zealand language besides English
Official language of New Zealand, along with NZ Sign Language and English
One of New Zealand's citizens.
One of New Zealand's official languages
One of Polynesian-Melanesian descent
One of the two official languages of New Zealand
Otago native
Outfits that show lots of red?
Opponent of Chiang Kai-shek.
Old leader, new-style
Object in Dora's backpack
Object made in Minecraft with paper and a compass
Old gas station freebie
Old gas station giveaway
Old glovebox foldout
Old traveler's check?
On the __: famous
One has its ways
One may be topographic
One may have a key
One might cover a city
One might represent your city
One shows you the way
One view of the world
One with landmark locations
Orientation tool
Orienteer's aid
Orienteer's chart
Orienteer's reference
Orienteering necessity
Orienteering need
Orienteering resource
___ out (plan in detail)
One of the hard woods
One of the hardwoods
One source of sugar.
One with a Japanese or Sugar variety
Oft-tapped trees
One may be tapped
One whose work may include legends
Outlined by aerial photography.
___ out (planned in detail)
___ out (planned the details of)
One may be plotting
Ones given latitude?
Orientation guides
Orienteering aids
___ out (plans)
Ornamental evergreen shrub
"Our acts make or __ us": Victor Hugo
One of four for Stitch
Opposite of "adorn"
Old word for the sea
Oscar nominee Rooney
Ousted Fijian president
One of a pair of shakers
One of two in a rumba
Oil-rich South American basin
Ones shaking to the music?
One of a Leonese people.
Olympic entrant in the 26-mile race.
One going the distance?
One who can keep on running after hitting the wall
Olympics events.
Opposed to Girondism.
Old playground game
Okrand who created the Klingon language
One of Cleo's wooers
Only actor to speak in Mel Brooks' "Silent Movie"
Only performer with a speaking part in 1976's "Silent Movie"
Only speaker in "Silent Movie"
Office bracket month
Orderly movement
Organized walk
Often-unhappy pedestrian
O.J. Simpson prosecutor Clark
Oldest "The Brady Bunch" sister
Oldest Brady daughter
Oldest Brady girl
One of TV's Brady girls
One of a classic "Bunch"
One of the 'Brady Bunch' girls
Oscar winner __ Gay Harden
O'Neill hero.
O'Neill's "___ Millions"
One of "The Gondoliers"
One of the "apóstoles"
One of the Polos.
One of the racing Andrettis
Onetime big name in Filipino politics
Occasion for a king cake
"Old Gray" creature
"Old Gray" one
"Old gray" equine.
"Old gray" horse of song
"Old, gray" animal.
Oat eater
Oats eater
Oats enthusiast
Old gray ___.
Old gray beast
Old gray horse who "ain't what she used to be," in song
Old gray one of song
Old, gray song critter
One of a man-eating herd owned by King Diomedes, in Greek myth
Oat eaters in an old song
Oat eaters.
Oat-eaters.
Oats eaters of song
Ones foaling
___ of Diomedes
___ of Diomedes (animals captured by Hercules)
Oscar winning role for Meryl
oleo
Oleo, in Britain.
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