Letter O
Olympic figure skating gold medalist after Kristi
Olympic skater Baiul
Olympic skating champion Baiul
Olympic skating champion between Kristi and Tara
Old ending for "Motor"
Oporto greeting
One of Lemony's characters
One of Snoopy's brothers, in "Peanuts"
One of five Norse kings
One of five Norwegian kings
One of two Danish kings
Oslo name
"___ of God, I come!"
Oriental heroine.
Oscar role for Luise Rainer, 1937
Oscar role for Rainer Actress
"__ of Our Birth": Isle of Man national anthem
Original Charlie Chan.
Originator of "Charlie Chan.”
Owners, landlords and tenants: Abbr.
Olympic skater Johann _____ Koss
One of several Norwegian kings
Oslo monarch
Oslo royal name
Oil name
Oil of --
Oil of __ (cosmetics brand)
Oil that's not really oily
"Of a certain age," less euphemistically
"Oh, this ___ thing?"
"On, brave ___ Army team"
O.T. part
Oaken bucket or gray mare
Of long experience.
Of long standing, as a friend
On its last legs
Once-used
One of the Testaments
Opposite of new
Opposite of young
Original, or not original
Out of production
Out of use
Out-of-print
Outmoded, e.g.
Over 100
Overfamiliar, as a joke
Overfamiliar, as a one-liner
Overused, as jokes
Overused, jokewise
Original sin, in Theology.
Octogenarian's trait
Opposite of youth
One in an exclusive network
One of the inner circle
One who might be bid "cheerio"
Oft-donated stuff
One can't learn new tricks, it's said
One resistant to new tricks
One who can't learn new tricks, they say
One whose trick-learning years are behind them
One with difficulty learning new tricks, supposedly
One with ingrained habits
Obsolete for "obsolete"
Old "old."
Olden old
One kind of shoppe
Outdated, spelled in an outdated way
once Antique
Ortega rival
OF a former age
Of a bygone era
Of a bygone time
Of bygone days
Of bygone times
Of days gone by
Of early times: Poet.
Of former times.
Of past times
Of the distant past, poetically
Of the long before times
Of the past
Of the past, poetically
Of time Past
Of time long past
Of ye-back-in-the-day times
Of yore: Poet.
Opposite of modern
One in a lifelong battle
Occasional companion of "wiser."
Of earlier vintage
Of longer standing.
Of longest standing.
Ones who may still carry a torch
One who's late to adopt the latest
One with dated ideas
Of a reddish yellow.
One who knows the ropes
One with lots of experience
Outmoded: Slang.
One of Honest Abe's predecessors
OLD person (colloq.)
OLD thing (colloq.)
Often-played number
One might be a goodie
One of your father's favorites
Out number
old but popular song or film
olds
"Out with the ..."
Off-white shade in the title of a 1941 play
___ of Threadneedle St. (Bank of England)
Octogenarians.
Ode to a Nightingale?
Oft-heard joke
One singing "Those Were the Days"?
One to catch up with at a reunion
Ones to reconnect with
One who knows all the tricks of the trade
One who's done it all before
One who's seen it all
One with plenty of experience
Opposites of rookies
" . . . out the ___": Tennyson
OLDIES
One's parents, slangily, with "the"
One-time Toronado maker
Onetime Custom Cruiser maker, informally
Onetime Ford rival
Onetime Toronado, e.g., informally
One who has spent years at sea
Oft-heard saying
Opposed to innovation
Opposite of avant-garde
One might want to settle it
Oft-sung immortals.
Old King Cole was a merry one
One born in the wrong generation, maybe
One who is wise beyond their years
One who leads a quiet, measured life
One who was born too late
One whose wisdom exceeds their age
Octogenarian
Octogenarian, e.g.
One getting on
One getting on in years
One past middle age.
Octogenarians, e.g.
Oft-told tale
Of an earlier time.
Of a bygone age
Of days of yore.
OK Corral setting
"Our team scored the only goal!"
Oaxaca whee!
Oaxaca whoop
Oaxaca whoopie
Oft-screamed response to a goal
Oil: Suffix.
Old-time comic Olsen
Olsen of "Hellzapoppin"
Olsen of "fireball fun-for-all"
Olsen of Olsen and Johnson
Olsen of comedy
One-time comic Olsen
Opry adjective
Opry descriptor
Opry modifier
Outboard motor inventor Evinrude
Oxford Miss?
Oxford's Miss
___ Olsen.
___ Opey Dildock, of comics
Oils of old Rome
Oils to a pharmacist
Olive Genus Cattle
Olive family.
Olive for Octavia
Olive for Olivia
Olive for Ovid
Olive genus
Olive in a Caesar salad?
Olive shrub
Olive tree genus
Olive, to Caesar
Olive, to Ovid
Olive-tree genus
Olive: Lat.
Olivetree.
olives genus plant life
Order of woody plants.
Oil industry city in N. Y.
Once popular brand-name fat substitute
Once-popular fat-free food additive brand
Onetime Pringles Light ingredient
Onetime ingredient in Fat-Free Pringles
OLD World shrub
Ornamental dogbane
Ornamental tropical shrub
Ornamental, but poisonous, shrub
Ornamental, poisonous shrub
Owner of a barnburner?
Owner of a clumsy cow
Owner of a cow, 1871.
Owner of a famous cow
Owner of a legendary fire-starting cow
Owner of a legendary lantern kicker
Owner of a notorious cow
Owner of an incendiary cow.
Owner of an infamous Chicago cow
Owner of an infamous cow
Owner of the cow that supposedly started the Great Chicago Fire
owner Cow
Owners of a famous cow
Owners of an infamous cow
Olive trees.
Olive enzyme
Ornamental shrub of Eurasia
Ornamental shrub with yellow flowers
Oily acid salt
Ointment compound
Oleic acid salt.
Oleic ester.
Olive oil component
___ of lead
___ of quinine
Oily esters
Oily salts.
Oleic acid remedies.
One of the Cassinis
One who had designs on Jackie?
One with designs on Jackie?
Obtained from oil
Of a fatty acid
Of a soap acid
Of oil
Oil-based
Oil-derived
Oily acid
Olive oil acid
Olive-oil constituent
One's father: Dial.
Oxford campus
Oxford institution
Oxford institution, familiarly
Oxford school, familiarly
Oxford university nickname
Oxford university since 1844
Oxford university, familiarly
Oxford university, informally
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