Letter O 88500–88750

Online subscription inits. Online update format: Abbr. OPQ followers One may ask for a dinner preference Offered regrets, perhaps Offering G.P.S. Onboard GPS suggestion One might begin with "I," for short One of just 12 in Alaska: Abbr. One on the E. Coast? One taken on a drive: Abbr. One taken on vacation, for short Option for a road trip: Abbr. Option in a GPS (Abbr.) Output of logistical software: Abbr. OnStar suggestions: abbr. Offensive NFLers Offensive linemen (abbr.) Option on stocks: Abbr. Organization which distributes religious pamphlets: abbr. Off-the-rack (abbr.) One spelling of a landlocked African republic Obstacle, to Hamlet Obstacle, to Shakespeare Omar Khayyam opus Omar's opus Odd game played to break a tie One can keep a cutting board from slipping Official joke dish of Akron? One gawking at traffic One who might cause a traffic tie-up near an accident Ordinance about blasting debris? One lacking savvy One who's hardly an urbanite Opposite of a city slicker. One-time "American Idol" winner Studdard Old name of Flumicino River in Italy. Onetime puzzle fad of the colour ruby Offer unwanted reminders Overdo the gloating One hundred kopecks Orel money __ on (affect by association) Ointment Apply ___ out (erases). Ossie's wife One of Dorothy Gale's pair ". . . Oz" footwear "Our Idiot Brother" star, 2011 Operetta subtitled "The Witch's Curse" Of a reddish colour of a fresh healthy red colour Offensive to Miss Manners Opposite of polite Orally raw One way to be awakened One way to be interrupted Oakland A's legend Joe One of the ABCs Olympic sprinter Wilma Old-time singer Vallee One of Donald's stumpers One-time mayor Giuliani Oaters' lash La___ Old medicinal plant Old-fashioned medicinal plant One of Betty's "Golden Girls" costars One of Ophelia's flowers One of Ophelia's herbs One of the 12 tributes in "The Hunger Games" Onetime medicinal herb Ophelia had some. Oscar and Tony winner Mercedes Oscar winner Mercedes Oscar-winning actress Mercedes __ One feeling remorse One having second thoughts One kicking oneself One who feels pity. One who has regrets One who is sorry and regretful One who regrets One who repents One who shows remorse. One who would not use the hashtag #NoRegrets One who'd like to forget, maybe One who's sadder and maybe wiser One who's sorry One whose conscience gets to her One wishing for a real-life "undo" button? One with a frown, perhaps One with a lowered head, perhaps One with compunctions One with misgivings One with qualms One with regrets One with second thoughts One with second thoughts, say Ones who feel sorrow Ones with regrets Ones coming from the Arc de Triomphe? Ones going to the Eiffel Tower? Old style collar decoration Old-fashioned pleated neckwear old pleated collar Ohio colonizer Putnam Obvious hairpiece One beaten out by a maid? One can give you a burn One may be cut One may be made by a hooker One may be overhead or underfoot One may be slangily overhead or literally underfoot One that is often taken out back and beaten One that might be taken outside and beaten? Oriental, for one Oval thing in the Oval Office Oval-ball game Ovoid object used in the national sport of Wales Oriental favorites One who rides herd on carpet buyers? Oberhausen's region Objective of Arnhem attack. One of Duisburg's rivers Once-great city, perhaps One run will ___ stocking Open to defeat Of no further use One who destroys Old remains "One move per turn," for example "One ring to ___ them all" "Only one hotel may be erected on any one property," e.g. One may be broken __ of thumb ___ of the road ___ of thirds (composition guideline) ___ out (eliminate as a possibility) ___ out (exclude) Order maintainer Oratorical principle evident in "Friends, Romans, countrymen" Odysseus, to Ithaca Old school weapon. One might be used in math class or studied in history class Occupiers of the throne Owners of thrones Official's upkeep One of the standing committees of Congress. One may be 5-4 One may be handed down One might set a precedent Official opinions Orders in the court Orderly and controlled, jocularly Odd, to Brits Odd, to John Bull Old Monk, e.g. One of Europe's Red-satellite states. Out of Axis lineup since August 1944. Old-fashioned car feature for backseat riders Old-fashioned auto feature One-named poet from the 13th century Originator of pay-as-you-go plan. One scouring the junkyard Old equestrian gear found in the attic? Office-cooler specialty On dit One going around the office One may be going around One may circulate quickly One may spread One might start "I heard ..." One product of the grapevine. Origin of gossip. Of gossip in circulation One who spun gold from straw of lore Spinner "___ of the Bailey" (British TV series) "___ of the Bailey," TV mystery series Ode to one's favorite cuts of beef? Operate quickly One of Miguel Cabrera's 109 in 2012 One way to move quickly Operate, as a program Operate; manage ___ of the mill ___-on sentence "Off with you now!" Owe at the bar Owe for drinks Owe, in a way Oversee things closely Out-of-control horse Orphanage problems "Owl and the Pussycat" utensil one of the crosspieces that form the steps of a ladder Only hip-hop group that performed at Live Aid Occult character Old Germanic character Old Germanic letter Old Norse character Old Norse inscription Old Norse letter Old Norse rime. Old Scandinavian letter Old Teutonic alphabet character. Old Teutonic alphabetical character. Old alphabet character Old alphabet letter. Old alphabet sign Old alphabetic character Old alphabetical character Old character Old, hard-to-read letter? Old-fashioned letter One of 24 in the Elder Futhark Occult poems Old Finnish poems Old Finnish poetry. Old Norse characters Old Norse letters Old Teutonic alphabetical characters. Old character set Old characters Old markings Oldest form of Germanic writing. Online role-playing game involving magical stones One small step for a man? Of Finnish poetry Of an ancient alphabet Of ancient writings Of the old Teutonic alphabet. One way to block defenders, in football Order to a projectionist One who competes in a marathon, perhaps Olympic torch bearer. On second thought, make it a grim futuristic epic: "Zorro, the Gay Blade..." One bound for home One in a track race One who's halfway home? One who is so close (and yet so far) One who places Old auto attachment "Olympic track events are thrilling," e.g. Oft-repeated joke On a treadmill, for example Official orders telling folks to jog? Olympic relay race team? Out of gas in Helena?