Letter O
Of the nature of desire.
orexis
One may accompany a national news story, for short
Old Rome's Via __
Old Roman Way.
Old Rome's __ Way
Orchard fruit often found in a teacher's hand
OLIVE-like tree
Odell Lake computer company
Offering for a teacher
One is Big
Ontario's ______ Hill
Orchard fruit
Orchard fruit with a core
Orchard product
Orchard sample
Orchard tree
One always talking about his MacBook Air?
One not to upset?
One shunning PCs?
One who determines the features of the next iPhone?
__ one's eye (favorite)
Orchard machine
Orchard worker
One may chill on a sill
___ order (good condition).
One kind of practical joke.
Orchard sprites?
One who curries favor
ORCHARD-grown fruit
Oranges mismatch
Oranges opposite?
Oranges' equivalents?
Oranges' non-comparables
Orchard crop
Orchard fruits
Orchard harvest
Orchard offerings
Orchard starter
One of Hercules's labors
Onetime purveyor of Nano technology
Outlet with a Genius Bar
Online program
Once-trendy green cocktails
Orchard sights
Ones hoping to get in
Ornamental needlework.
on the road to
opted
ordered to
One named to a political job.
OFFICE assigned
Office item for tracking daily appointments at your workstation
Office worker's calendar
Ordains
OCCULT-produced material thing
OT
One who places things opposite each other.
One estimating a value
one who estimates officially the worth or value or quality of things
One who values.
Officer, at times
One just starting out
One who'll fill you in
Opposite of "keeps in the dark"
official recognition or approval
Overrun
Official approbation
Organic
One signing off
One who gives permission
Office suites, e.g.
On the ___ (doing some swiping)
On the ___ (swiping for matches)
One written on a cal.
Organizer entry: Abbr.
Openings with a doc, for short
One of four with 30 days (abbr.)
One of two possible Passover mos.
Opening Day mo.
Opposite of "avant"
Open-ended high school course culminating in a thesis
ORANGE fruit
ORANGE-pink fruit
Orange-coloured fruit
Orange-yellow fruit in plum family
Orange-yellow hue
Orangy color.
Orange liqueur
Overly bright strings
Often-dried fruit
{/Orange-colored fruit pastry/}
One of 12
Opening Day time
Opening game time.
Opening word of "The Waste Land"
Opening word of Eliot's "The Waste Land"
Our spelling of third word of "Canterbury Tales."
"Oh, to be in England now that ___ there."
One hanging out in the kitchen?
One may say "Kiss the Cook"
One might read "Kiss the Cook"
Outer border of a green
overall
Ones providing coverage at the Pillsbury Bake-Off?
"___ of nothing . . ."
On point
of an appropriate or pertinent nature
One end of a basilica
One end of a chancel
One may be modified to fit a choir
One spot for the masses?
Oratory projection
Oratory recess
Organ's place, maybe
Oratory recesses
One of two points in an orbit.
Orbital point, in astronomy.
Orbital position
Orbital nadir or zenith.
"O, world, how ___ the poor are to be proud!": "Twelfth Night"
Of a mind
On the nose
On the topic
On topic
On-brand
On-point
One-bedroom unit, perhaps: Abbr.
Opposite of "averse"
Ordinarily disposed
on the cards
One is offered for Chinese Language and Culture
One may give you credit for doing well, for short
"One is ___ overestimate beauty when it is rare": Mark Twain
Owner of the Kwik-E-Mart
Orinoco feeder
Orinoco river tributary to
Orinoco tributary.
open-air swimming pool
Ocean color
Ocean hue
Ocean shade
Ocean's hue
Oceanic hue
One of the 16 basic HTML colors in web design
of water Color
Oprah and Ellen, by birth
Opening number of "Hair"
One born 2/8/83?
Oceanic
One adjective for Esther Williams.
of the water its animals its sports
operating or living or growing in water
of, like, or containing water
Ocular fluid or wet wit?
Old Notre Dame name
One of Knute's followers
One of Knute's successors
One of Ptolemy's 48
One of Ptolemy's 48 constellations
One of Ptolemy's original 48 constellations
One of Ptolemy's original constellations
One successor of Knute
Only three-letter constellation other than Leo
One who speaks a Semitic language
Oman native, perhaps
OPEC member
Oasis man.
Oman citizen
Oman man
Oman man, most likely
Oman man, usually
Oman woman, e.g.
Oman woman, for example
Omani
Omani e.g.
Omani man
Omani or Iraqi
Omani or Saudi
Omani or Saudi, e.g.
Omani or Yemeni
Omani or Yemenite.
Omani, for one
Omani, perhaps
Omani, say
Omanis, e.g
Omar Sharif, for one
One Israeli out of five
One in a kaffiyeh, maybe
One in five Israelis
One in seven Israelis
One of Lawrence's men
One of a Near East race.
One of many in the world's tallest building
One of the North Africans
One who might have a den in Aden
One with a burnoose
One with an "al-" in his name, often
Oud player, likely
oriental cart
Oman or Yemen
Object of Mr. Winkle's affection.
Opera by Richard Strauss.
Opera by Strauss.
One of a pair by Debussy
One-legged ballet pose
Oil source
Oil-rich land
Oil-rich peninsula
Oil-rich region
Oman locale
Oman's land
Oman's peninsula
Oman, Qatar, etc.
Omani's land
Old anthology
Outlet for the Indus
Outlet for the Persian Gulf
Official UN language
Official language of Bahrain
Official language of Egypt
Official language of Libya
Official language of Oman
One of Morocco's official languages
One of six official U.N. languages
One of the U.N.'s official languages
One of the U.N.'s six official languages
One of the six official languages of the United Nations
One of two official Israeli languages
Over half the world's coffee
One profession of Sir Richard Burton.
One versed in Saracen lore.
Orientalist.
OK for farming
Of farmland
Of use to farmers
Okay for farming
Oman's Haitham bin Tariq, e.g.
Oil suppliers
Olive browns
Oman men
Omani men
Omanis and Qataris
Omanis and Saudis
One side in a 1967 war
Ones who grasp elbows in greeting, by tradition
One of many rich with oil
Oriental country: Poet.
of song Sheikdom Gulf
One often on the web?
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