Letter O
Orangeish shades
Orangish hues
Orangish tones
Orange-yellowish
Operatic baron
OSCAR (alt. of)
one's feet when wearing boots
"One __ Jump"
"One __ Jump" (Basie theme)
OFFICE of the Chief Nursing Officer (abbr.)
Only male-lead Emmy actor for comedy and drama
OPTICAL Character Recognition
Officer's alma mater.
Ober or opus starter
One of 12: Abbr
One of the Libra mos.
Only mo. all four major sports are played
Opal's mo.
One less than nona-
One more than septa-
One more than septi-
One-third of icositetra-
Oars in a quad scull, e.g.
One's pawns on a chessboard, e.g.
Oxygen atom's protons, e.g.
Oxygen's electrons, e.g.
of eight Group
OCTAGON building
Of a base-eight system
Of a certain number system
Of a group of eight
Of base 8
Of base eight
Of eight
Of number eight
Of or like 8
Of the number eight
of or pertaining to a number system having 8 as its base
OCCURRING at eight day intervals
Occurring every 8th day.
Occurring every eight days.
Occurring every eighth day
of or pertaining to the Octandria; having eight distinct stamens
Order at a service station
Octans
Octanis
One eighth
One eighth of a circle
One of eight slices
One-eighth of a circle
One-eighth part
One-eighth portion
One of five in Mariah Carey's range
Oscar actress Spencer
Occurring every other leap year, say
occurring every eight years
Octopus arms, e.g.
Octopus legs, e.g.
Ogdoad
Oingo Boingo, for much of its history
One's pawns, e.g.
Original Crayola pack, e.g.
Oxygen's protons, neutrons and electrons
Of the eighth degree, in math.
One-eighth of a data set
One-eighth set, in statistics
Ovid's VIII
Ovid's VIII in combos
One-time eighth month
Originally the eighth month
of eighty years of age
Ocean creatures with nearly triple the neural wiring of humans
Ocean creatures with three hearts
Ocean denizens
Ocean floor denizens
Ocean floor dwellers
Ocean floor dwellers with many arms
Ones taking advantage of suckers to get by?
Ones without a leg to stand on?
Order of eight-limbed mollusks
octopuses and paper nautilus
of or like an octopus
Ocean dweller with a beak
Ocean floor denizen
One that's armed and dangerous?
One traveling via water jets
Overly aggressive Bond?
One of racially mixed ancestry
Old import tax
Opal mos.
OFFICER Cadets Training Unit
Of eight children born at one birth
One of eight
One of eight in a massive birth
One with the same birthday as seven siblings
one of eight offspring from one birth
one of eight corresponding things
Of sight
Of the eye
Of the eyes
Of vision.
Ophthalmic
Orbicularis ___ (eyelid-closing muscle)
Occupation for C. Wright
One might look you in the eye
One who sees a lot of pupils
One who studies irises
Ophthalmologist, quaintly
Optometrist
Old-time eye doctors
"One Piece" manga artist Eiichiro
Odalisk's dwelling.
Odalisque's apartment.
odah
OWNERSHIP of land (old law)
Of heritable land: Law.
Old Norse estate
Old land holding
Oil plants.
Oscar-winning role for Whoopi
Old Norse language: Abbr.
Old Norse tongue: Abbr.
Odes, in Oviedo
Old jazz icon Anita
Old jazz singer Anita
Orioles relief pitcher Darren
Offbeat, as in numbers
Occasional or casual.
Occasional, as a job
Of the form 2n+1
One kind of job.
Opposite of even
Ordinary? No, u-turn
Out there, a bit
Oscar and Felix
Out there to the max
Outre to the max
odd person or thing
Occasional bit of work
"___ Out," 1947 film
"___ Out," Carol Reed film
___ out (fifth wheel)
___ out (selection process)
One not fitting in
One that doesn't belong
One way of voting
One who doesn't click in a clique
One who doesn't fit
"Out" guys
Ones who are "out"
__ out: eliminated ones
odd piece or thing
Outré type
Only thing that doesn't fit in
O.T.B. concern
O.T.B. postings
OTB data
OTB figures
One, three, five, etc.
Ones and threes
Outcome probabilities
__-on favorite
_____ on favorite (almost a sure thing)
One might create a spread
" ___ on a Grecian Urn"
"O wild West Wind . . . "
"O wild West Wind . . . " etc.
"O" may open it
"On . . ." or "To a . . ." work
"On . . ." work
"On" lines?
"__ of Girls' Things": poem by Sharon Olds
"___ of Broken Loyalty" (Sharon Olds poem)
"___ on Indolence"
"___ on Indolence" (Keats)
"___ on Melancholy"
"___ on Melancholy" (Keats)
"___ on My Episiotomy" (Kimberly Johnson poem)
"___ on a Grecian Urn" (Keats poem)
"___ on a Grecian Urn" (poem by Keats or Lockwood)
"___ on the Death of a Favourite Cat Drowned in a Tub of Goldfishes" (Thomas Gray poem)
O'Shaughnessy poem that begins, "We are the music makers, / And we are the dreamers of dreams"
Offering as tribute
Offering from Keats
Offering of praise while slamming?
Often flowery words
Often lofty poem
Often-flowery verse
Old poem
Old, flowery poem
Olympionic, e.g.
One begins "Thou still unravish'd bride of quietness"
One could be titled "To a Tee"
One famously begins "O Wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being"
One may start with "O", in more ways than one
One might be Horatian
One might be written to an idol
One of Keats' feats
One of Pindar's works.
One of many to nature
One providing a tribute
One was to a lark
One was written on an urn
One was written to Billie Joe
One with uplifting feet
Onetime record label with a poetic name
Opposite of a poetry slam?
Opus by Horace
Originally, a choral song
Originally, a sung poem
Ovid poem
Old Athenian music halls.
Old Greek halls.
Old Greek theaters
Old Greek theatres.
Old concert halls
Old music halls
Old settings for tragedies
Old-fashioned music halls
Old-fashioned theaters
Old-time music halls.
One way of saying "alas!"
___ on (had too much of)
Opus verse.
"On Beyond Zebra!" boy Conrad Cornelius o'Donald ___
Old radio's Digger ___
ORANGE Free State gold strike site (1946)
ORANGE Free State goldfield region
Old Greek theater
Old cinema
Old music hall
Old school theater
Old showroom
Old theater
Old theater name
Old theater word
Old-fashioned music hall
Old-fashioned theater
Old-fashioned theater name
Old-time music hall
Old-timey theatre
___ of Herodes Atticus (ancient Athenian theatre)
___ of Pericles (ancient Athenian performance venue)
Old cinemas
Old theaters
Opole's river
Or, in Berlin
Or, in Essen
Or: Ger.
"On a ... " poems
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