Letter O
Others, in Andalusia
Others, in Aragon
Others, in Argentina
Others, in Avila
Others, in Bilbao
Others, in Cuba
Others, in Orense
Others, in Orizaba
Others, in Spain
Others, in Toledo
Others, to Jorge
Others, to Juan
Others: Span.
Officers sch.
Officers' prep school, for short.
Old Giants great Mel
Old Polo Grounds favorite
Old Polo Grounds headliner
Old Polo Grounds star
Old-time baseball slugger called "Master Melvin"
Old-time slugger Mel
Old-timer Mel.
One-time Giant slugger Mel
Onetime National League career home run king
Only Rose, Aaron, Musial, Mays, Bonds, and Yount have played more National League games than him
Outfielder, manager, business man.
Outrageous, briefly
Outrageous, in Internet slang: Abbr.
ONTARIO government seat
OTTAWA river
Ontario capital
Ontario metropolis
Ontario valley
Ontario's second most populous city
Ontario's second-largest city
Ontario-Quebec border river
Ottawa's river
Ontario newspaper
One of about 300,000 Canadians
Ontario Indians
Old coat material
One whistling by the river
One who might make a run on the banks
Only proficient swimmer in the weasel family
Oyster cracker?
Oyster-eating mammal
Ontario Hockey League team from Erie
Octet: It.
"___; or, Up with Dead People" (2008 comedy/horror film whose lead character nominally goes both ways?)
Octopus on Muppets shows
Olympic swimmer Kristin
Olympic swimming gold medalist Kristin ___
One less than "nove."
One of four Holy Roman Emperors
One of the Kahns
One of the Ringling Brothers
Opera composer Nikolai
Opera patron Kahn
___ Octavius ("Spider Man" villain)
___ Octavius ("Spider-Man" villain Doc Ock's "real" name)
___ Octavius (Spider-Man villain)
___ Octavius (physicist who becomes archenemy to Spider-Man)
___ Octavius aka Doctor Octopus
of football Graham Author
Obstacle for Rob Petrie
One Constantinople ruler
One might be purchased with a chair
One might get a leg up on it
Osmanli.
Overstuffed footstool
Old Turkish.
Ones giving you a leg up?
Osmanlis.
Overstuffed footstools.
Old German ruler nicknamed "the Short"
Oxygen, simply
OPEN University
"Ooh, that hurts!"
ORNAMENT buckle
ORNAMENT clasp
One might be pained to say it
Opposite of "That's wonderful!"
Opposite of "aah"
Obligating word
"OK by moi"
"Of course, Pierre!"
"Of course, madame!"
"Okay by moi"
"Okay," in Quebec
Oui to a Frenchman
O.K., in Dijon
Official UN agreement
Okay from Sarkozy
Okay, in Calais
One vote in the European Union
Opposite of "non"
Orly "yes, really"
Overseas O.K.
Overseas accord
Overseas ageement?
Overseas agreement
Overseas approval
Overseas assent
Overseas aye
Overseas okay
One-named author of "A Dog of Flanders"
One-named writer of "Under Two Flags"
Occult board
Occultist's type of board
On-board prognostication device?
Occult electoral body?
One who won't accept a board's prediction
Offenbach's okays
Overseas agreements
OFFICE of Urban Management
One of 16 in a pound
One of 32 in a quart
One of Sublime's "40"
One of a cup's eight
One of eight in a cup
One-eighth of a cup
One-sixteenth of a pound
____ of prevention is. . .
"O Canada! ___ home and native land!"
OF us
Old "Gang" pronoun?
Old "Gang'?
Old comic "Out ___ Way"
One of ___ own
Owned by us
Owned by you and me
"Our Lives, ___ Honor"
Old group of movie kids that, in a way, the answers to starred clues could be a member of
Old sitcom for "us"
On ___ (without help).
"One of __" (Cather novel)
"One of ___" (1923 Pulitzer-winning novel by Willa Cather)
"One of ___" (Willa Cather novel)
Of a certain group
Ones belonging to us
Opposite of theirs
Owned by both of us
Owned jointly by you and me
Ownership pronoun
of mine Relative
Oft-revived 1938 play
old American
One of York's rivers.
Opposite of "let in"
Overthrow a leader
One kicking people out
Out-of-office procedure?
Orders to move.
"Odd Man ___"
"Odd Man ___," 1947 film
"___ of my way!"
"___ of the Blue" (C.B.C. radio show)
On the exit side
Odd Mom ___
Odd man's place
Odd one's place
On a date
On a date, say
On a walk, perhaps
On an errand, maybe
On loan.
On parole
On strike, say
On the bookshelves
On the newsstands
On the town, say
One of an inning's three
One of diamond trio.
One of six in an inning
One of the "O"s in O.O.O.
One sixth of an inning
One-sixth of an inning
One-third of an inning, to a pitcher
Open about one's sexuality
Open about one's sexuality, say
Openly LGBTQ
Openly bi, say
Openly gay
Openly gay, say
Openly living as one's true self
Openly pan, say
Openly queer
Openly trans, say
Openly transgender
On leave from the office
Opposite of closeted
Opposite of safe
Opposite of safe, sometimes
Option No longer an
__ of bounds
___ of commission (unavailable)
___ of office (on vacation)
___ of sight, ___ of mind
___ on a limb
____ of Africa
Occasional result of a lightning-storm
OUTBACK, dweller of the
Offer more for
Offer more for at an auction
Offer more than
Offer more than someone else
Offer more than, at auction
Offer top dollar
Offers more
One-up at the poker table, maybe
Over near
One excluded from group
One ordered out
One rejected
One rejected by a group
One rejected by group
Ostracized individual
Occurring alfresco.
One that might be chipped
Open-air shopping spot
one who spends much time in the outdoors or in outdoor activities
Of an exterior
On the exterior
On the fringes
On the perimeter
On the periphery
One kind of space.
One of the Mongolias
Opposite of "inner"
One end of a canal
Old sci-fi TV series (with "The")
One of the world's oldest countries.
Overall, we are mad to cut foreign tour
On a warpath
One-up with smarts
outdo someone in trickery
Opposite of income
One-up, militarily
Overpower by force of arms
Overpower in battle
"___ on My Own" ("Fame" song)
Old place to go?
Omphaloskeptic focus
One emerging from a trunk?
Omphaloskepsis subjects, perhaps
Only about 10% of human bodies have these
Opposites of innies
Object of the Pickwick Club.
On a close play: "Macbeth"
of or relating to another country
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