Letter O
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Off the shelf, perhaps
Out at a library, say
Out for a bit
Out from a library
Out from the library
Out of the library
Out, as a library book
Out, at the library
Out, in library lingo
Out of the studio
One on the sidelines
One present but not participating
One taking in a scene
One way to microwave
One and __: soul mate
One partner
Offspring sans siblings
One sans siblings
One with no siblings
One without siblings
"On one condition..."
On the condition that
"Oh, it's my turn to bet?"
"___ Own" (song from "Les Miz")
"Oliver!" choreographer White
__ occasion: never
Officially warned
"Oh Yoko!" dedicatee
'O' Sanity' singer Yoko
Octogenarian artist Yoko
Octogenarian celebrity Yoko
Olympian gymnast Takashi
One half of an iconic 1981 Rolling Stone cover
One of "Two Virgins," 1968
One of Japan's top golfers
One of Sean Lennon's middle names
One of the "Two Virgins"
One of the "virgins" of "Two Virgins"
One of the artists on the 2012 album "Yokokimthurston"
One of two "standing in the dock at Southampton" in a classic song
One of two infamously appearing nude on a 1968 album cover
One seen with Lennon
Only woman to sing lead vocals on a Beatles song
Obligated to tell the truth
Oddly deficient, down to last husband? Bound to be honest
Of names
one who practises onomastics, the study of proper names
Obsession for repeating certain words
onomatopoetic
__ own (independent)
___ own (solo)
Occupying the brain
Of special concern
"__ off?" (conductor's query)
__ off (light-switch positions)
___ off (light switch options)
___ off (switch choice)
___ off the field
"___ Own" (1994-95 sitcom)
"___ Own" (Bobby Brown hit)
"___ Own," 1989 #2 hit by Bobby Brown
___ own (with just us)
Only place great teams are unbeatable
Only place where some ideas look good
Out and about for all to see
Out but with caveats
Out early
Out of jail early, perhaps
Out of jail, with strings attached
Out of the can
Out of the can, maybe
Out with some ifs
___ occasions (seldom)
Officially noted
Out there to print
One way for drivers to turn
One way to turn right
Over and over, as a song one listens to
One way to eat ham
One way to eat pastrami
One way to eat tuna
One way to have ham
One way to order ham
One way to serve ham
One way to serve pastrami
One way to serve tuna
order Sandwich Big
Offs and ___
Offs' opposites
Ounce in Holland.
Observing lions in the wild, maybe
Out-the-door priced
"On land, ___, in the air."
Opening foray
Opening phase
Off the briny
on or toward the land
on the edge of the land
One kind of kick
One kind of kick in football
Optional kick for Bahr
One within the playing field
Offered to you here
Opposite of "absentee"
Out of the wings, perhaps
Offerer of eNav
Operating regularly
One of Minn.'s northern neighbors
One of the Central Provinces: Abbr.
One side of Niagara Falls: Abbr.
Oshawa's prov.
Ottawa loc.
Ottawa's loc.
Ottawa's location: Abbr.
Ottawa's prov.
Ottawa's province: Abbr.
Obtained from a keg
One way Bass is served
One way to sell beer.
One way to serve beer
Opposite of live
Ottawa resident
OTTAWA province
Ohio neighbor
One side of the Detroit River
Oswego's lake
Oswego's waterfront.
Ottawa site
Ottawa's province
Opposite of "diverted"
One way to prepare beef or chicken
Officially injured, in previous baseball lingo
One way to be out, in MLB
Out of action, in baseball lingo
Out, as some batters
One way for runners to score
Obligated, so to speak
Overly literal, idiomatically
Of like mind
One way to order salad dressing
___ of one's tongue.
Out enjoying a lively night, informally
Out for a good time.
___ of (in close pursuit).
___ of (about to).
Off the sauce
Oscar picture, '54
One way to move about.
One step ahead of
One step ahead of, say
One way to order eggs
one who is versed in or treats of ontology
"__ of Old Smokey"
"___ of Old Smoky . . ."
"___ of the World" Boys Like Girls
Over everyone
___ of (in control)
___ of the world: elated
"Old Smokey" start
"___ Old Smokey"
"___ Old Smoky"
One place to promote a new CD
Out performing?
Officially accused
One place to be judged
One place to view the Super Bowl
"Our treat!"
Obligation (or where it might fall?)
Obligation to do something
Obligation, in court
Onerous concern
"Open ___" (store sign)
"OK, let's continue"
"OK... next"
one of a class of primitive arthropods
Of nomenclature.
Ornamental chalcedony
ORDER of New Zealand
Ounce, in Spain
One less than une douzaine
"Oh, that musta hurt!"
"Ouch!" relative
'Ouch!' kin
OVA formation, process of
ova formation
Overeager student's cry
Outcries of amazement
Oop's companion
Oop's gal
Oop's girlfriend
Oop's love
Of egg stone
Oktoberfest blast
Oktoberfest sound
Oktoberfest entertainers
Oktoberfest accompaniment
Old-time sex appeal
One: Br. dialect
Oven, in Britain
O'Neill daughter
O'Neill girl
O'Neill issue
O'Neill name
O'Neill relative
O'Neill whom J. D. Salinger wanted to marry
O'Neill's daughter
O'Neill's daughter, Chaplin's wife.
O'Neill, Charlie's wife
One Chaplin
One of Chaplin's wives
One of Charlie's wives
One of the O'Neills
___ O' Neill
___ O'Neill Chaplin
O'Neill and Chaplin
"On vacation" initials
Odometer start
Off from work, in emails
On vacation, in work calendar shorthand
Opposite of XXX
Oop's main squeeze
Odometer reading of a new car?
Odometer reset
Onomatopoeically-titled 2016 hit for rapper Young M.A
"Oh geez! Sorry!"
Oola's Alley
Oola's guy
Ooola's guy
"Oh, was that me?"
"Oh-oh"
Oaf's exclamation
Oh dear that’s a mistake (exclamation)
Oh dear, that's a mistake
Oh! Oh!
Oh, sorry!
Omission statement?
Oola and Alley
Ox-like observation
Our: Scot.
Out, to Burns
Out: Scot.
Owl sound, the Cockney way
Ovum-to-be
Obsolete audio technology
Ocean bed material
Ocean sediment.
Ocean-bottom covering
Opposite of gush
Osmose
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