Letter O
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, briefly
Old-fashioned cry of despair
____ O my
Opposite of alpha
O to Onassis
Official Olympic timekeeper brand since 1932
Official timekeeper of the Olympic Games
Oft-cited last letteer
Ohm symbol
Ohm's symbol
Ohmage symbol
Oldsmobile model of the '70s and '80s
Oldsmobile model of the 1970s and 1980s
Omicron's big brother
Omicron's kin
Onassis' first
Onassis' initial
Onassis's capital
One of the things that "I am", per Revelations 1
Orion's capital
Other end from alpha
Other end of alpha
opposite Alpha follower
One defying masculine stereotypes, say
Official Olympics timekeepers
Opposites of alphas
Often-folded food
Order with many options
or Denver Spanish 1930s queen
Ont. town with Neil Young museum
Occult classic of 1976, with "The"
Occult sign
One interpreted by an augur
One might be good or evil
One might be read in entrails
One observed by augurs
Oracle's sign
Oracle's utterance
Outlook changer, perhaps
Overcast sky, say
Overcast sky, to some
Owl's hoot, perhaps
Owl's hoot, to some
of things to come Sign
on the wall Handwriting feature
Occult signs
Oracle's observances
Oracle's observations
Oracle's signs
Oracular signs
Old-time bushel.
One of Pétain's names
One-tenth ephah
One-tenth of an ephah
Old Hebrew measures
Oath taken by a made man
On-line gasp
Online "Holy cow!"
Online "Jeepers!"
Online "Lordy!"
Online "Unbelievable!"
Online "Wow!"
Online "Yikes!"
Online expression of disbelief
Old Jap province on Honshu island.
Old name of Shiga, Japan province.
Old province in Honshu, Japan.
One-named singer of "Cheerleader" and "Hula Hoop"
O in Greek.
O or O
O, in the Greek alphabet
Original opening to Homer's "Odyssey"?
Ovoid letter
O's overseas
O's, to Onassis
Often-abbreviated outburst
Outburst often abbreviated in tweets
One way to sin
Opposite of include
Overskip.
Obviously has no use for
Opts not to include
Overleaps
One leaving something out
Official hotel of the PGA Tour
Old Atlanta arena
Old Atlanta sports arena
Old Dodge hatchback
Old Dodge or science magazine
Old Dodge subcompact
Old Georgia arena
Old arena of Atlanta
Old home to the Hawks
Old science fiction magazine
Old science issue
Old science magazine
One of the books in the Book of Mormon
One-time Atlanta arena
One-time science mag
Onetime magazine that covered science fiction
Onetime science magazine
Onetime sister magazine of Penthouse
Opposite of nulli-
opener Present
Opera ___ (complete works: Lat.)
Of every sort.
Old Dodge autos
Old Dodge cars also branded as Plymouth Horizons
Old Dodge hatchbacks
Old Dodge models
Old Dodges with front-wheel drive
Old compacts
Onetime Dodges
One taking it all in
One who'll eat anything
One who's taking it all in?
One with a culinary "Dilemma," in a Michael Pollan title
Onomatopoeic sound of munching, like Cookie Monster makes
"O Tempora, ___!"
"O tempora! ___!": Cicero
One of the kings in Kings
Oblast in southwest Russia
Off's opposite
"Ode ___ Grecian Urn"
"Ode ___ Grecian Urn": Keats
Off -- tangent
Off-tangent link
Old-time actress Munson
Out -- limb
Out / limb link
Out __ limb (in danger)
Out ___ a limb
Out ___ limb: 2 wds.
Out-limb link
One reason to do something crazy
One way to do something crazy
One way to do something stupid
Out at the prom, maybe
Out for dinner, maybe
Out for dinner, perhaps
Out for the evening, maybe
Out for the evening, perhaps
Out socially
Out to dinner, maybe
Out to lunch, maybe
Out together
Out with an escort
Out with another
Out with hope of lip-puckering, perhaps
Out with one's flame
Out with one's sweetheart
Out with one's sweetie
Out with someone
Out with the wife, e.g.
Out, say
One place to stop
Observing Ramadan, say
Observing Yom Kippur, say
"Off again, ___, Finnegan."
Old stone-throwers
Of the primrose
One way to field a ball
Out working
Out of whimsy
Out ___ (precariously placed)
Out ___ (precariously situated).
Out ___ (vulnerable)
Olive or Oliver, e.g.
"... __ open fire": song lyric
"...___ open fire" (seasonal lyric)
Of a S. Am. linguistic family.
Of a South American tribe.
___ open road
___ outing (away)
__-off (intermittent)
___ off (erratic)
___ on (incessantly)
Out grocery shopping, maybe
Of equal standing
Of equal value
Over toast, at the diner
Over toast, in a diner
One way to be run out of town
Out jogging
Out jogging, say
Out celebrating, perhaps
Olympic Airlines founder
Olympic Airways founder
Onetime Greek shipping magnate
Onetime Olympic Airlines owner
Onetime Olympic Airways owner
Onetime lover of Callas
Onetime owner of Olympic Airways
"Or would you like to swing __?"
One way to wish
Off __ (straying from the subject)
Out carousing
Out drinking
Out of office, maybe
Operating by itself
Operating mindlessly
One way to cruise along
Operating without thinking
One way for a jailed suspect to get out
Out ___ (at large)
Out ___ (not in custody).
Out during trial
Out of jail conditionally
Out of jail, perhaps
Out of the can, perhaps temporarily
Out, but not necessarily permanently
Occupying a sack
Occupying first, say
Orientation procedure
. . . "O'ER THE LENT HERB" by P. Osborn?
Out for coffee
Out for coffee, say
Ounce, in Brazil
Ounce, in Lisbon.
One way to get captured
One way to assemble tracks
One way to back up data
One way to burn things
One way to deliver data
One way to put out an album
One way to send out a demo
One way to store data
One way to store pics
Obsolescent way to store music
"___ on This Island" (Caribbean retelling of "The Little Mermaid")
"___ over lightly"
ONE time before
ONE time previously
ONLY one time
On a single occasion
One of the O's in #YOLO
One time only
One-third of thrice
Opening word of many tales.
Opportunity's frequency
Opportunity's knock.
__-over (quick look)
___ or twice
___ over-lightly
___-over (cursory glance)
on one occasion
opposite of many times
One last time
___ often (repeatedly, to a fault)
One may have a neveu
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