Letter O
Occidental, in a Spanish atlas
Opposite of east, in Spain
Opposite of east, in Spanish
OCCUPATIONAL English Test
Omelet ingredient, in French
One of a dozen in un frigidaire
Orleans egg
of work Body
One's literary lifework
OLD French (abbr.)
Obama's PAC
Obama's community building grp.
On the horns ___ dilemma.
One -- kind
One __ kind (unique)
One-kind connection
One-kind connector
One-kind joiner
One-kind link
Out ___ job
Old enough to buy CBD, say
Old enough to buy beer, say
Old enough to do something
Old enough to drink, say
Old enough to vote, e.g.
Old enough to vote, say
Old enough, legally.
Over 18
Over 21, say
"On the Isle ___"
Out __ (not typical)
On second thought, make it an action flick: "Howards End..."
Out-___ (alfresco)
"On" antonym
ON right (of horses)
ON right (of vehicles)
OUT of operation
On a holiday
On's counterpart
On-___ switch
One of two popular positions?
One of two switch positions
Out of synch
Out of the gate
__ on a tangent (digressing)
Old English dyke builder
Organ meat
Organ meats
___ on (intermittently)
"Only 2 grams __"
"Only two grams ___!"
__ oneself (alone)
Out of shot
Origami mistake?
One working a security detail, perhaps
Ones with guns put away
"Orpheus in the Underworld" composer
One subject to arrest
Obnoxious approach?
One may be "best and final"
Outcome of a bargaining session
One considering a proposal
One making proposals
Oblations
"Oh, I just fed the alligator," Tom said ___
One in charge of bringing the bug spray?
One end of some commutes
Oval __ (President's workplace)
one holding a public office
___ of the day.
O. D.
One who doesn't work for very long
of a position of authority
officinal
officials as a class
OFFICIAL documents, language of
offensively meddlesome
Operating independent of the computer
Outside of rush hour
OWI and OSS: Abbr.
One-___ (singular events)
Ons and ___.
Ons' opposites
Over the line, in a way
Over-the-line call
Out of the audience's sight
Out of view, at the theater
One kind of hat.
Opening well
One-armed bandit
Out __: confused
Out ___ (disoriented)
One of Wilde's names.
Out ___ (askew)
Out ___ (nonconforming).
ORDER of Friars Minor (abbr.)
Oscar Wilde's "A Woman ___ Importance"
___ own accord.
Out __ (no longer a bother)
Opening movement of "Carmina Burana"
Out ___ (no longer available)
Out ___ (unattainable)
Old, euphemistically
"Optimism is the content ___ men in high places": Fitzgerald
"On Wings ___"
Out ___ (cross): Colloq.
Out ___ (unattuned to the times)
"Our remedies __ in ourselves do lie": "All's Well That Ends Well"
"Our remedies ___ in ourselves do lie": Shak.
O'er and again
O'er and o'er
O'er and o'er again
OFFICE of Fair Trading
Often, poetically
Often, to Old English lyricist
Often, to Standish O'Grady
Old-style "frequently"
On many occasions.
Once-common "commonly"
Over and again, in poetry
One's cup ___
On a recurring basis
On a regular basis
On numerous occasions
One going wrong about newspaper, regularly
oft
On more occasions
Of of of of of of of of of of
Out __ blue
Order __ (agenda)
On second thought, make it a prison drama: "French Kiss..."
Out ___ (extraordinary)
own goal
OLD Irish alphabet
Old Irish alphabet: Var.
Old Irish alphabetic system.
Old Irish script
Old Irish writing
Old Irish writing system.
Old Irish letters
"One Touch of Venus" lyricist Nash
Old Utah settlement
Original home of the Osmonds
Osmonds' birthplace
Osmonds' hometown
Oh gosh, a molding?
Ornamental arch
Ornate arch
Ornate molding
Old Gaelic alphabet
Old Irish alphabet system
Old Irish character
Old Irish memorial inscription
Old alphabetic script
Old alphabetical script
oriental fan
Objectify with a look
Objectify, in a way
Objectifying gaze
Objectionable look
Observe impolitely
Oeillade
Overly admire, in a way
One who stares in an impolite way
Obvious flirt
Obvious onlooker
One concerned with figures?
One gawking
One looking badly?
One making a cat call, likely
One making eyes
One staring rudely
One taking a long view
One watching the figures?
One who "gives the eye."
One who leers
One who looks badly?
One who watches the figures?
One with an amorous eye
One with an unsettling look
One with big eyes on the beach
One with stare power?
One with wandering eyes
Optical flirt.
Ones who look bad?
Oeillades.
Obviously checking out
"Observatory" satellite.
Observatory in the skies.
"___, Our Help in Aged Past" (Biblical hymn)
"___, Our Help in Ages Past"
"___, Our Help in Ages Past" (hymn)
"___, our help . . . "
"_____, Our Help in Ages Past" (old hymn)
Opening of many hymns
Old Russian secret-police org.
Old Soviet secret police org.
"Once Upon a Time" antagonist
"Once Upon a Time" creature
"Once upon a time" villain
One carrying a spiked club, maybe
One like Shrek
One may put a damsel in distress
One to avoid reporting to
One very big and so round (4)
One who's hardly hospitable
Oni cousin
Oni, in Japanese folklore
Oni-like monster
Oppressive one
Overbearing sort
Overbearing bosses
once upon a time monsters
Officers of the Guard.
Officers of the Guard: Abbr.
Old-school icons, in hip-hop slang
Old-school legends
Old-school tough guys, in rap songs
"Only the Lonely" actress Maureen
Oscar role for Leigh
Oscar role for Vivien Leigh
Oscar role of 1939
Owner of Tara
ORD is its code
ORD, on an airline ticket
ORD, on luggage tags
ORD, on tags
ORD, to airlines
ORD, to baggage handlers
One end of the Blue Line of Chicago's 'L'
One end of the Chicago L's Blue Line
One of the airports on flychicago.com
One place to come down to earth
One stop on Chicago's Blue Line
One terminus of Chicago's Blue Line
Orchard Field , now
Orchard Field, after 1949
Orchard Field, nowadays
Orchard Field, since 1949
Orchard Field, today
"___, O hear! how thin and clear . . . "
On a miscue: "Julius Caesar"
Off-Broadway musical that featured total nudity
OFFICE of the High Commissioner on Human Rights
"OK, that's just ridiculous"
Old-fashioned cry of worry
"One dollar and eighty-seven cents. And the next day would be Christmas" writer
OLD High German (abbr.)
Outburst in congress?
"Of course it is!"
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