Letter O 70500–70750

Onigiri seaweed Onigiri wrapper Onigiri wrapper, often Oriental water wheel. Oriental water wheels Onetime dictator Orkney native, for one One-time "Weekend Update" host MacDonald Only patron on "Cheers" to appear in all 275 episodes Opposite of an exception Old-time actress Shearer One of the Talmadge girls. One of the Talmadges Opera by Bellini Opera by Bellini, 1831. Opera premiere: Milan, 1831 Opera that takes place in Gaul Opera title. Operatic high priestess Oscar winner "___ Rae" Oscar winner Shearer Oscar-winner Shearer Oscar-winning role for Sally ordinariness ___ of affairs Oscar-winning actress in "The Divorcee"? *Omaha Beach locale (4 & 4) Omaha Beach locale Operation Overlord beach Operation Overlord locale Oklahoma shipping supply? Old Viking descendants of northern France Oscar-winning Sally Field role Oscar-winning role for Sally Field One sticking to the status quo, in slang One with mainstream tastes, disparagingly One of a trio in Scandinavian myth One of the Teutonic Fates One of the Weird Sisters. Out of fish eggs, too OSTERGOTLAND capital (Sw.) OSTERGOTLAND shipbuilding town "Old" language that gave us "blunder" Of ancient Iceland and Norway Old Scandinavian, for short Old Icelandic, for example Odin's mythology Odin's worshippers Of Oslo origin Of Thor, Odin, etc. Of Vikings Of old Scandinavia Of the Vikings Olaf's people. Olaf, for one Old Norwegian Old Scandinavian Old Scandinavian tongue Old ___, language from which "berserk" is derived Old language that gives us "berserk" Old language that gives us "geyser" Old tongue that gave us "rotten" and "egg" Origin of the word "ski" Origin of the word "troll" Origin of the words "cake" and "egg" Origin of the words "club" and "gun" Origin of the words "reindeer" and "husband" Oslo citizens Oslo native Oslo people Oslo residents Oslo's language Oslo-born Odin or Thor, for example Odin or Thor, e.g. Ogier and others. Oslo language, to native speakers One of the cardinal directions in Spanish Opposite of "sur" Opposite of sur, in Spain Opposite to sur, in Spain. Old PM in Wilson or Thatcher Oliver, who employed Fawn Hall One of the Dakotas One way to point Our great white ______ Origin of most hurricanes one living in the north One between two cardinals? of a region of the United States generally including the New England states of, relating to, or characteristic of a region conventionally designated northeast one born or living in the north One of earth's axis of rotation Off-season hangout for Santa? Oliver and Jay Oliver and Jay, for two Oliver, Jay and Sheree Ollie and kin Oil exploration milieu Oil production area One end of the Kiel Canal One N state nickname Old ___, home of Tarheels. OSWALD (Saint), kingdom of Onetime enemy of a region of the United States generally including Washington of, relating to, or characteristic of a region conventionally designated northwest One result of a perfect game Opposite of "Stat!" Opposite of ASAP Oslo's country of or relating to Norway or its people or culture or language OK voiders One and others: Abbr. One rejection after another One, six, etc.: Abbr; One, two, etc.: Abbr. Ones, e.g.: Abbr. Opposed words Ordinals or cardinals: Abbr. Our, in France Our, in Nice Our, in Orléans Our, in Orne Our, in Outremont Our, to René Our: Fr. Our: French Ours, in parts of Quebec our French words One who's morally flawed One with moral flaws Old cash register key Old cash register reading Old cash-register button Old register key Old register reading Organ used for smelling OLFACTORY organ Odor detector Odor noter Odor sensor Odor-sensing organ Oenophile's aroma Oenophile's bouquet Oenophile's interest Olfactory feature One can get stuffy One kind of dive. One margin of victory One may win by it One's sniffer Organ of smell Organ with a bridge Organ with two holes Organic smoke detector Outstanding feature of Cyrano ___ out (barely win) organ of smell, used also in breathing Oats container Oats-holder __ out (barely beat) __ out (narrowly defeated) ___ out (barely beaten) ___ out (barely won) ___ out (defeated by a small margin). ___ out: just beat ____ out: defeated marginally Often-cosmetic procedure One assaying whiskey by taking in its aroma Objects of rhinoplasty Objects often counted. Odor detectors Olfactory organs. One thing counters count Organs of smell Organs that sniff Organs with bridges ___ out (wins narrowly) ___ out: barely wins One who lines up opposite the center One way to confront someone Offensively curious Offensively curious (Var.) Overly curious On-the-run bite On-the-run snack One always snacking One snacking One with a sweet tooth, perhaps One marked absent One named repeatedly by a maître d' One waited for in vain One who doesn't appear One who misses an appointment one sits anag Official denial One exhibiting competence One who can hold her own "Outta luck!" Of a certain age Old-timer, perhaps Oldies evocation Oft-ignored ladder warning Our: Latin. Overwhelming homesickness. "Our" in a crime name "Our," to the mob Our, in Abruzzo Our, in Italy. Our, to Umberto Our: Lat. Ours, in Umbria Old fortuneteller Odor eater? One of a facial pair One of two openings under a bridge Opening next to the septum Opening that might get shut in a pinch? Our, in Milano Old-time remedy Organization nickname that plays off the group's secrecy Old-fashioned punishment "Old ___," Duke of Wellington. Oblivious to privacy Obviously interested Obviously interested (duh) Offensively inquisitive Old ___ (Wellington) Old ___, the Duke of Wellington. Overcurious Overly inquisitive Overly interested Overly interested in someone's business ". . . or ___ to be" "O! swear ___ by the moon": Juliet "__ on my watch!" "__ on your life!" "___ on a bet!" ..Oh bury me ___ . . ... Oft-contracted word Often-contracted word One-word refrain from "Wayne's World" Opposite creator Opposite of "yes" ___ of this earth Observe: L. Observe: Lat. Observe: Latin. ___ one (zilch)