Letter O 93500–93750

Omsk's locale One source of salt Out-of-the-way place, so to speak ONE of children of same parents One who may taunt "Mom loves me best" Offsprings Ones sharing a branch of a tree One of ten prophets Oracular woman of ancient Greece Old Greek prophets (Original writer's mistake) Oft-bracketed bit of Latin Oft-bracketed word Often-bracketed bit of Latin Often-bracketed word Order to attack, with "on" [Original author's mistake] [original wording] Opposite of "Down, boy!" Order countermanded by "Down, boy!" Order to a boxer Order to a guard dog Order to a police dog Order to a shepherd Order to an attack dog Order to pounce Order to Rex Of this or that kind: Dial. Oneself: Ger. old form of such of or relating to or characteristic of Sicily or the people of Sicily old dance in six-beat or twelve-beat time Onetime competitor of Mad magazine "Ooh, you got 'em _good!_ " One who might be put away One with a alphabetized porn collection, say of the Year Twisted Person Orders to attack in the evening? Orders a dog to attack Orders the attack dogs Orders to attack Orders to attack with on ___ on (orders to attack) Old-time comic Caesar "On the flip ___ . . ." Opposite of main in a meal Octagon part Of secondary importance On the __ (separately) One fifth of the pentagon One kind of dish. One of 10 on a decagon One of 12 for a dodecahedron One of 12 on a dodecahedron One of 20 for an icosahedron One of a cube's six One of a hendecagon's eleven One of a trapezoid's four One of a triangle trio One of eight on an octagon One of four on a square One of nine for a traditional Baha'i temple One of nine on a nonagon One of six for a hexagon One of six on a hexagon One of two in a conflict One of two in a game One of two in a game, perhaps One of two in a sporting event One surface of a record. Onion rings or curly fries Onion rings or fries Onion rings, e.g. Onion rings, for one Onion rings, perhaps Onion rings, say Onion rings, say, for a burger Order complement Orzo, for instance Outdoor retail promotion One face of a geometric shape Option in a debate, informally One-time hit location One way to throw a baseball Obsolescent designation in the music business One half of a 45 One might flip a tape to it Off-the-record conversations One-on-one gamble, usually One of a pair sported by Wolverine Offstage George? One place for a passenger. One place to find a third wheel? One-person cab Orange liqueur cocktail On the same team (with) One or lop One- -- (biased) One-___ (prejudiced). One-___ victory (rout) Ordered pair? Out-of-the-way access On the bench. Objects in it are closer than they appear On a ___, ... (phrase that segues to a related story) Order at a fast-food restaurant, and a hint to parts of the starred answers One of a pool table pair Optional poker bet Ore of iron Off the main highway. of or like a siderophile, an element with an affinity for iron Octagon features Octagon octet Onion rings and such Opponents take them Opposing positions Opposite aspects of an issue Options with entrées Order specifications Outer surfaces of an object. One location in a theatre. One crossing Main, maybe Oblique blow Off-itinerary jaunt Off-tour jaunt Observation spot for tourists Old-time steamboat obliquely Move One moving furtively One moving laterally One who acts with indirectness. Oscar winner Poitier One of biblical three thrown into fiery furnace. One of the Sex Pistols Opposite of me, in Munich Offence in which fortified place is surrounded One strategy of war. Ongoing trouble Operation at the Alamo Operation to capture a fort Ordeal for Troy ___ of Leningrad, 1941-44 ___ of Vicksburg, 1863. Oldtime gangster Bugsy Oscar-nominated role for Beatty Onetime popular pair in Vegas Opera hero and others Ohm reciprocal Old Florentine rival Of a city near Florence Odyssey competitor Orange brown crayola color Orange-red pigment. Opera basso. Opera singer Cesare Operatic singer Oakland-based environmental group One from Freetown Old Spanish custom. Occasions to close up shop Ocho minus uno Ocho preceder One less than "ocho" One more than seis old form of scythe Old French noble title Old French title. Old French gentlemen. One not to confide in One strains when using this One who can't keep a secret One working out the lumps? ___ of Eratosthenes (method for finding prime numbers) One who sifts One way to find gold Operator of a bolter. One's John Hancock, for short One's John Hancock: Abbr. One's John Henry: Abbr. "Oh, well" noise -- of relief One may be heaved One expressing relief One saying "Alas," say One of the five senses Opposite of "blind" Out of ___ out of mind. Outing atop a double-decker bus, say One attracted to attractions Ophthalmologist's office? Occult astrological symbol Occult device Occult symbol in astrology Old-fashioned seal Old-fashoned seal one of an extinct family of cryptogamous trees, including the genus Sigillaria and its allies Odysseus trio, to Homer "__ on the dotted line" ONE WAY or STOP Oblige an autograph hound Omen or "Open", e.g. Omen, for instance One Way, for one One finger for a fastball, say One might convince you to break a habit One might say "stop" One of 12 in the zodiac One of the Zodiac's 12 One standing by the side of the road on Hancock, John One if by land, or two if by sea One giving a cue One waving a white flag, say One way to agree with allies One place for advertising One auditing highway department supplies? Officially agreed Officially verified one's attendance One of 56 in 1776 One of the Declaration of Independence's 56 One of the Declaration's 56 Obliging celebrity One providing interpretation, say One who talks with his hands Officially record an arrival old word meaning lordship One who paints notices. OK in writing One in a dozen constellations One of a dozen constellations Overseas term of address One who once created billboards Obvious clue "Open" and "Closed" "Open" and "Closed," for two "Open" and "Out to Lunch," e.g. Omens, for instance Officially gives up "Only joking!," to a texter "Oliver Twist" bad guy "Oliver Twist" burglar "Oliver Twist" burglar Bill __ "Oliver Twist" felon "Oliver Twist" villain Bill Oliver! baddie Bill One believing in the Three Pillars of contemplating God's names, working diligently, and sharing with others One for whom a small sword called a kirpan is an important article of faith One of about 19 million Indians One of an Indian minority One of more than 21 million Indians