Letter O
occurring or coming into existence after a person's death
Online announcement
Office attachment
Office reminder "sticky"
One might get stuck in an office
Ones sticking around the office?
One pushing the envelope?
One who "always rings twice," in an old movie
One who "rings twice," in an old film
official mark stamped on letters showing place and date of posting
Official cancellations
Official in charge of sorts?
Ones who are lettered?
Ones with a route
of, relating to, or being an era after a modern one
Obit for a Washington paper?
Old-time kissing game.
Occurring after surgery, briefly
Of mail charged for in advance
Occurring after about 1685, in England
Old-time mail route
One route to Boston.
Online forum contents
One may follow a signature
one submitting a request or application especially one seeking admission into a religious order
of or like a postulate
Occurring after 1945
Occurring after 1945, e.g.
Occurring in 1946, for example
Opposite of antebellum
Ogden Nash's "Bed Riddance: A __ for the Indisposed"
One in a nursery rhyme pocketful
One in a pocketful
One in a pocketful, as per a nursery rhyme
One of a pocketful
One of a pocketful of flowers
One of a pocketful, in nursery rhyme
One of a poetic pocketful
Oatmeal cooker
Oatmeal vessel
Olla, e.g.
One calling the kettle black
One calling the kettle black, in a phrase
One calling the kettle black, in a saying
One on a range
Orchid holder
_____ of ale
Okay to drink
Oxide using in fertilizer, soap, etc.
One of the alkali metals
oxidizes rapidly in air and reacts violently with water
Oft-fried food
Old fair game in which people collect starchy food items as quickly as possible ("Anywhere" singer Rita)
One kind of salad.
One kind of soup.
One may be mashed
One may be sweet
One might be mashed or baked
One often on the couch?
One usually found on the couch
Old-fashioned heater often found in cabins
One-room heater
One-room schoolhouse heater
Old-time kitchen warmer
Overeater's problem
One exchanging green for green
Old-sod moonshine
of stew Batch Auctioneer
Oscar winner Ms. Dunaway
One might help you carry something that's hot
Old pot metal: French.
Objective of spelling practice
*One who exchanges concoctions?
Ordinary, informal meal.
Occasions to consider what one brings to the table?
One-dish dinner
One-dish dish
One-dish meals
One of the top ten "Jeopardy!" categories [8-15]
Ollas, e.g.
One cause of foreign policy crisis.
Old name for hopscotch
Olla maker
One spinning one's wheels?
One with a wheel
One who moves in an unhurried way
One given to bad language
One using crude language ... or one saying the last parts of the answers to the starred clues?
one given to habitual use of bad language
Oval Office V.I.P.
Oval Office chief
Oval Office honcho
Oval Office honcho, acronymically
One who smokes cannabis, informally
One inch, in France.
Old-style hairstyle
Oeuf layer
Olympic poobah Dick
Ounce of protection worth
Officiate at a tea
Officiate at tea
___-over (coffee brewing method)
___-over coffee
Officiated at a tea party.
___ on (go all out).
Overdo, perhaps
Offer a drink in memoriam, say
Offer a libation (for)
Officiates at a tea
Officiates at a tea party.
Officiates at the tea table
Overeggs the pudding, so to speak
One who sulks or sticks out their lips in annoyance
Obviously unhappy person
One displeasing Santa
One indulging in a sulk
One looking down
One who's moping
Op-ed perspective, for short
Opinion (Abbr.)
Outlook, in brief
Object of a Lyndon Johnson "war"
Old Hollywood low-budget studios, collectively
Original host of TV's "A Current Affair"
"Oof!" cause
On-screen word in a "Batman" episode
One wearing a ball and chain after an engagement, maybe?
Onomatopoeic word
once McCain State of (abbr.)
Old rug in a courtroom?
One of many in a magazine
Oriole Boog
"On" button
Obsession of the Roy family in "Succession"
One kind of politics.
Output of some plants
Official sports drink of the FIFA World Cup
Overnight millionaire, probably
One crippled the Northeast in 2003
*Overhead buzzers
Office restoration
One aspect of freedom of speech.
Offensive maneuver, in hockey
Outlay in Electronics?
Outfit for a total boss (if not THE boss)
One might offer a riveting experience
Outbursts of megalomania
Old calamity
Old curse
Old-fashioned ailment
Old-timey curse
of or like pozzolana, volcanic ashes from Pozzuoli, in Italy
One way to send merchandise (Abbr.)
opposite of c o d
OU course
Oh, so softly: Mus. abbr.
Opposite of "fff," in music
"Oh, and another thing," on a ltr.
O followers
O-S link
OS interface?
O___S go-betweens
O-T connectors
OT connection
OT filler
OT interior
Opposite of theoretically
Often-counterfeited luxury brand
of some famous hangings Site
ORDER requesting writ
Overture: Lat.
Old World capital
Oversized meadow
One-time method of transportation.
Oregon Trail sight
Oregon Trail wagon
Ode sentiment
Oxford Street stroller
Out 'N' About Nipper Doubles, e.g.
Oscar role in "The Killing Fields"
One of yoga's five vital forces
One of a famous octet
One of a flying team
One of eight famous animals.
Of dinner
One who revels in April Fools' Day
One who orchestrates practical jokes
Outrigger: Var.
Orate senselessly
One given to idle chatter
One of the "Hollywood Chrises"
One talking nonsense
One who babbles
Outrigger of East
Official Moscow newspaper.
Official publication in Moscow.
Offering in shellfish worship?
Observe Salah
Offer a devout petition.
Offer an orison
Offer devout petition (to)
One way to seek divine intervention
Offered a devout petition
Occasion to speak up?
Opening of Inaugural ceremony.
One may prostrate oneself on it
Orisons
Offers an orison
Offers thanks, in a way
"...Our reputation is finally fixed! That was a great ___" (on more than one level)
Occupied leader?
Op lead-in
Ordained leader?
___-owned (merchandise designation)
___-owned car
Oldtime circuit man.
One familiar with the Gospel
One whose word is gospel?
Overly moralizing
of or relating to the belief that there were people on earth before Adam
One of racing's "Big Three"
Openers for documents
of or like a preamble
of the period before a battle
Offer in advance
Offer made before an auction.
of the period before the existence of life on earth
Occurring before: Abbr.
of the nature of a precaution
Occur before.
Outrank
One might be cited
of the nature of a precedent
One that goes before
of high worth or cost
outline of text
One who sees the future, in sci-fi speak
Opposite of custom-made
Occur before, historically
Occur prior to
Outdoes in history
One looking to grab a bite?
One who plunders
Orca or T. Rex
Orca or lion, e.g.
Online threats
One there before
one who precedes you in time
of or like a predicament
oral corticosteroid
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