Letter O 94750–95000

Overwhelm, at a comedy club Overwhelm, in a way Overwhelm, in slanguage Overwhelm, informally. Overwhelm: Slang. Offed, as a dragon Overwhelmed with humor One doing in a dragon, e.g. Overwhelming with humor Overwhelms with humor Overwhelms with humor, as a comedian might do to an audience Overwhelms with laughter Overwhelms, as with humor Of flimsy texture. Of shoddy quality. of cloth Object burned in "Citizen Kane" One drawn to hill country One drawn to hilltops One drawn to igloos One following dogs One may be drawn on the snow One may go down on a blanket One may go over a blanket One may make tracks One often uses runners One way to enjoy the snow One way to go downhill Outdoor coaster One heading down a slippery slope One who appreciates a snowy hill One with a luge One-way transports Old ship cradle Of well-fed appearance. Otterlike Overproduced sound "O magic ___!": Keats One aspect of Morpheus. One kind of walker. Opposite of "stay awake" Outcome of a lullaby Ovid's "rest of nature" ___ on (defer) ___ on it (delay a decision) ... of 1973 One in dreamland Overnight-train car Option for a long train trip Orient Express feature Operatives living in secret, and a hint to four squares in this grid On which the railway lines rest Ones in dreamland Occupation for babies. Option for some long trips One category of rolling stock. "Oh ___ is a gentle thing": Coleridge ___ off (get over a jag) One whose armor interferes with bedtime comfort? occasion when a person stays overnight at a friend's house Obeys a hypnotist Obeys the hypnotist, e.g. One way to travel at night? One who's out and about? *One barely awake One nodding One nodding off One up, barely One who is nodding One who's about ready to go out? One cause of crashes Occurrences in the 30s, say One may be rolled up One of two on a jacket One of two on a shirt Oreo container Oversize envelope old beer measure __ of hand (magician's forte) ___ of hand ___ of hand (magic) ___-of-hand. Odin's eight-legged mount One of Anne Page's suitors. ___ on (deferred) ___ on (overlooked) Oliver-Caine film Olivier-Caine film Olivier-Caine film classic Olivier-Caine movie: 1972 Olivier-Caine thriller Olivier/Caine mystery of '73 Olivier/Caine mystery of 1972 One may follow a lead One on a trail, perhaps One who works on a case-by-case basis [Zoe Wheeler] Offed, Biblically Offed, in olden days Offed, in the Bible Offed, in the Biblical sense Offed, old-style Oodles, with "a" Overwhelmed with jokes Overwhelmed with jokes, e.g. On a yacht, briefly On the seas: Abbr. Octant in a box, say Opposite of a golf hook shot ___-of-life orange serving Order at a Vegas pizzeria? Opposite of "hooked," in golf. Opposite of "hooked." Orange veggies cut for vegetable soup One who hits to the side One who serves the pie Onion ring preparers, e.g. Octet in many pizza boxes Opposite of hooks, on the golf course. Oil on water. Oil-spill formation Oily driving hazard Oily spot Over-produced Oiled (down) Oilskin garment Oil a portion of veal? Ocean pollution Oil leaks Oil problems Oil spills Oil spots Oily patches Oils a deck of cards? One way to have gotten home Overcame friction Overcame friction, perhaps [Caroline Diehl] Old-time advice to Kelly. One in a carousel One mounted on a microscope One way to arrive at home One way to come home One way to get to second base One way to reach a base One way to reach home One way to get home safely Old-time baseball cry Old-time baseball exhortation. Open, as a drawer Old-school presentation aids One of Seaver's deceivers Obsolete calculating tool Obsolete calculator Obsolete math aid Obsolete math-class tool Old engineering tool Old math calculating tool Old style caculator Old tool for working on logs Oughtred"s 1620 invention Outmoded calculator Obsolete calculators Old-timey exhibitions with carousels Opened, as a drawer Of small diameter. Old-timer Summerville Opposite of likely Outside, as a chance One way to tighten one's belt Odious type Oleaginous ooze Oozing muck Oozy muck Oozy substance odious and contemptible person Odious ones Oscar the Grouch's pet worm One attempting to lose weight "Okra Is So Much More Than Its ___ Reputation" (Los Angeles _Times_ headline) Offensively vile Ooze-covered Oozing smarm Oozy, like a slug One of less than 100 birds introduced in to North America in the 1890s whose numbers are now over 200 million there Open back shoe Old stoning instruments Open backed shoes Open-back footwear Official state toy of Pennsylvania One-step-at-a-time toy "Oops" preceder "___ Out the Back" Fort Minor Often-pink item Omission, say One might be worn under a sheer dress Oops provoker of paper Piece One rarely leaving the couch? Oasis "___ the eye of your mind" Outdoor toy that attaches to a garden hose Oral "oops" ___ over on (cheat). ___ on (hoodwink): Colloq. of or denoting a garment that can be put on easily over the head Of a person evasive and unpredictable "Oops" inducers old form of slipped Oopsies, so to speak Oversights: Colloq. Open a letter Open an envelope Open envelopes Open letters Open with a box cutter Open with a letter opener Open with a paper knife Open with a penknife, say Open, as an envelope Opening in the side of a skirt Opening made by a letter opener Opening made in a frozen dinner cover Operation creation Oriental dress feature Oriental skirt feature Ornamental slash. opening Gill of country music Opens an envelope Opens an envelope, perhaps Opens slightly Opens with a box cutter Opens with a letter opener Opens, as envelopes Open to the thigh, as an evening gown Opened envelopes, in a way Opened with a letter opener Opened, as with a box cutter One use for scissors Often-sharp shaving Optimist's bit? Opposite of xpress Order to motorists Old Utah Jazz coach Jerry Orton play "Entertaining Mr. _____" One lacking neatness and order Oaf; boor Object of criticism by Miss Manners Offensive person: Slang. One covered with food stains, say One guilty of disorderly conduct? One in need of an organizer