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Oaf, lout: palooka
Obese cartoon character voiced by Bill Cosby: fat albert
Obi-Wan Kenobi gives the lightsaber of __ to Luke: anakin
Object in a 2: 3 orbital resonance with Neptune: plutino
Object used to open bottles of wine: corkscrew
Object used to remove pencil errors: eraser
Object used to shred food, like cheese: grater
Object used to stop, slow or hold a ship in place: anchor
Objects or representations, symbols, signs, designs: emblems
Oblast, city and river in south-west Russia: samara
Obsequious behavior, in school a teacher's pet: brown nose
Obstruction in the lungs is a __ of the airways: blockage
Obstructive action to hinder a nation's war effort: sabotage
Obtained by the destructive distillation of wood: methanol
Obtained money from someone by swindling: fleeced
Occasion to wear strings of beads in New Orleans: mardi gras
Occupation of comic strip character Dilbert: engineer
Occupation of Lone Eagle Charles Lindbergh: aviator
Occupation of the fictional character Popeye: sailor man
Occupation of the fictional character Sweeney Todd: barber
Occupation usually associated with the circus: barker
Occurrences: events
OCD: __ Compulsive Disorder: obsessive
Ocean divides the Americas from Europe: atlantic
Ocean inhabitant related to marlins: swordfish
Ocean located in the Northern hemisphere: arctic
Ocean that covers 20% of the water on Earth: indian
Oceanic trench noted for its very abrupt slope: kermadec
Oceans cover almost three __ of the Earth: fourths
Oceans were formed in this period: hadean
Oceans' 11 original cast: rat pack
Odin's eight-legged horse from Norse folklore: sleipnir
Odonate insect larger than damselflies: dragonfly
Of a classical building without decorative columns: astylar
Of common ancestry: ethnicity
Of Mice and Men, by John __: steinbeck
Of or having to do with Wales or Welsh culture: cymric
Of or related to bears: ursine
Of or related to rabbits or hares: leporine
Of or relating to dogs: canine
Of or relating to fabric or weaving: textile
Of or relating to heat: thermic
Of poor moral character, disobedient: naughty
Of shoelaces: not fastened, not knotted: untied
Of the eyes: ocular
Of this South American mountain range: andean
Off road motorcycle racing: motocross
Offenbach musical work: "Tales of __": hoffman
Offense scheme in football, emphasis on the pass: west coast
Office chamber where the directors meet: boardroom
Office of the cantor in Judaism: cantorate
Office, home tool to clip papers together: stapler
Officer of the court; keeps the order, makes arrests: bailiff
Official currency of China: renminbi
Official currency of Haiti: gourde
Official currency of Tajikistan: somoni
Official number of people who live in a place: census
Officially announce or proclaim something: declare
Officially ranked as the "City of Spas" in 1934: budapest
Often criticized financial institution: world bank
Often discussed range of development disorders: autism
Often ice-bound gulf between Sweden and Finland: bothnia
Often marbled, these secure the book to the cover: endpapers
Often removed along with tonsils: adenoids
Often served with sausage gravy in the South: biscuits
ogize, eat __ pie: humble
Ogres are __ monsters, extremely large beasts: massive
Ohio inventor best known for the lightbulb: edison
Ohio State __ play football at Ohio Stadium: buckeyes
Ohio State leafy mascot: buckeyes
Oily soothing substance: demulcent
Ojos del __, active volcano in S. America: salado
Old __ is a 1957 movie about a boy and his dog: yeller
Old Chinese tile game, usually with four players: mahjong
Old Church, oldest building in Amsterdam: oude kerk
Old Dominion __ play football on Foreman Field: monarchs
Old English epic poem with the monster Grendel: beowulf
Old farmer in a classic kid's song: macdonald
Old French for "angel"; it means "lamb" in English: agneau
Old golf club, equivalent to a 4 or 5 iron: mashie
Old hand: veteran
Old machine used for grinding or pumping: windmill
Old man's beard climber with colorful flowers: clematis
Old occupation of stretching cloth over a machine: tenter
Old or vintage items: antiques
Old style personal printer: dot matrix
Old term for a clerk, Ã la Melville's Bartleby: scrivener
Old term for being afraid of something: afeared
Old Testament book that comes from a census: numbers
Old time device flattened male neckwear: tie press
Old time infantry fire arm: musket
Old town area of Hamburg, with ancient Deichstraße: altstadt
Old valuable collectible: antique
Old World woodpecker: wryneck
Old-fashioned delivery of postal messages: snail mail
Old-time medicinal paste mixing honey and herbs: electuary
Oldest farmers market in U.S., __ Terminal: reading
Oldest indoor hockey arena in Boston: matthews
Oldest living former French president, 1970s: estaing
Oldest reigning monarch in 2016, __ II of the UK: elizabeth
Oldest surviving long poem in English: beowulf
Oldest U.S. fashion magazine, Harper's __: bazaar
Oldest woman in a family: matriarch
Ole __, invented the outboard motor: evinrude
Olive __ is an extremely venomous swimming serpent: sea snake
Oliver "Daddy" __, Annie's adopted father: warbucks
Olivia Newton-John's song to get you off the couch: physical
Olympic basketball teams consist of these players: all star
Olympic event includes BMX, road, track: cycling
Olympic gold medalist, Michael: phelps
Olympic sport involving light spear: javelin
Olympic sport, thin sword fighting: fencing
Omar __, starred in Doctor Zhivago: sharif
Omega Virus is a __ electronic game from 1992: talking
Omission of a passage in a book, speech or film: elision
Omission of conjunctions between clauses: asyndeton
On 1 December, __ Day, people wear a red ribbon: world aids
On a ship: aboard
On a snail they are retractable: antennae
On Futurama, __ Slim is Hermes' rival: barbados
On Futurama, he is a famous robot actor: calculon
On his deathbed he said: Let not poor Nelly starve: charles ii
On or onto the bottom in shallow water: aground
On ship it is measured by a pallograph: vibration
On site journalist: reporter
On the __ = honest and legal: up and up
Once believed to guard against infection: pomander
Once bitten, __: twice shy
Once known as Saul, patron of missionaries: st paul
Once largest social media, now musician platform: my space
Once the Austrian schilling corresponded to 100 __: groschen
Once Upon a __, movie with Cary Grant: honeymoon
One __ and One Dalmatians, a Disney animation: hundred
One __ the Cuckoo's Nest, with Jack Nicholson: flew over
One cannot make a crab walk like this: straight
One engaged in a mutual obligation to a lord: vassal
One fourth of a year: quarter
One good turn __ another: deserves
One half of SS Minnow crew: gilligan
One horned, mythical horse: unicorn
One hot pepper: habanero
One hundred times ten: thousand
One must break eggs to make this: omelette
One object covers another, solar or lunar: eclipse
One octave higher, "fake" singing voice: falsetto observatory
One of America's largest retailers, founded 1962: walmart
One of an ancient East Germanic tribe: vandal
One of Batman's enemies: two face
One of Detroit's big three car brands: chevrolet
One of first battles to start Revolutionary War: concord
One of five "big cats", comes in snow form: leopard
One of Tchaikovsky's most popular ballets: swan lake
One of the albums recorded by The Doors: la woman
One of the best selling cars in the US: accord
One of the best-known names in bridal wear: vera wang
One of the British islands in the Irish sea: isle of man
One of the characters of Les Miserábles: cosette
One of the days of the week: saturday
One of the days of the week: thursday
One of the founders of modern political philosophy: hobbes
One of the Great Lakes of North America: michigan
One of the heroes of the Trojan War: achilles
One of the Ivy League universities: dartmouth
One of the main deities in Greek mythology: poseidon
One of the many deities of Hinduism: krishna
One of the many deities of Hinduism: lakshmi bitter cold
One of the months of the calendar: december
One of the most famous British Monarchs ever: victoria
One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world: damascus
One of the phases of the Moon: new moon
One of the planets of the Solar System: mercury
One of the planets of the Solar System: neptune
One of the seven deadly sins: gluttony
One of the Seven Wonders of the World; waterfalls: iguazu
One of the stories of A Thousand And One Nights: aladdin
One of the Three Bs in classical music hierarchy: beethoven
One of the twelve apostles: disciple
One of two components of starch: amylose
One person is the deciding factor:
One piece garment used by gymnasts, ballerinas: leotard
One rotten apple spoils the whole __: barrel
One should keep them closer: enemies
One Step Ahead singer, __ Franklin: aretha
One that creates a new product style: designer
One that grinds grain into flour: miller
One was named after Jonathan Swift on martian moon: crater
One who acts opposite of his/hers religious views: heretic
One who actually saw something happen: witness
One who delivers items or goes on an errand: messenger
One who does not believe nor disbelieve in a God: agnostic
One who examines to ensure standards; police rank: inspector
One who fights for and promotes engaged citizenry: activist
One who makes alcoholic drinks for money: bartender
One who obtains or extorts money illegally: racketeer
One who rejects the accepted explanation to facts: troofer
One who relies on another for support: dependent
One who renounces one's beliefs under oath: abjurer
One who says, anagram of torque: quoter
One who stages ballets: regisseur
One who tends cattle or horses: cowboy
One who thinks very highly of oneself: egotist
One with hope: aspirant
One-eyed monster of Greek mythology: cyclops
One-percent milk: lowfat
One-person card game, not for the easily annoyed: patience
One-yard marks on football field: hashmarks
Online photo sharing social media site: flickr
Online retailer Founded by Jeff Bezos: amazon
Online THX is short for this word of gratitude: thanks
Only __ mosquitoes bite you: female
Only city located on two continents: istanbul
Only major tennis tournament played on grass: wimbledon
Only the item specified, nothing more, simply: merely
Only this woman could love her demonic baby: rosemary
Only to a chosen few: exclusive
Only woman to get the RIBA Stirling Prize: zaha hadid
Onto a ship or plane, climb __: aboard
Oops! A mishap: accident
Opal with a glassy appearance and fluorescent: hyalite
Open and sincere, frank and honest: candid
Open place with buyers and sellers of goods: market
Open position; hotel room available: vacancy
Open to more than one interpretation: equivocal
Open-toe footwear usually held by straps: sandals
Open-top pie with savory custard and cheese: quiche
Opening in a wall to see out of: window
Opening night of a show: premiere
Opening sheet of a newspaper, with headline: front page
Opens on to the street and has a letterbox: front door
Opera singer known as the "Swedish Nightingale": jenny lind
Operation __, movie with Cary Grant: petticoat
Operation: surgery
Opiate that treats mild to moderate pain and cough: codeine
Opinionated, doctrinaire, pontifical: dogmatic
Opioid developed as a morphine substitute: heroin
Opportunity: chance
Opposite exit to front entrance: back door
Opposite of a dictatorship: democracy
Opposite of everybody: nobody
Opposite of forward: backward
Opposite of indoor: outside
Opposite of malignant: benign
Opposite of negative: positive
Opposite of offside: nearside
Opposite of opened: closed
Opposite of positive: negative
Opposite of proton, unit of charge: electron
Opposite of rough: smooth
Opposite of Southern: northern
Opposite of weak: strong
Opposite of western: eastern
Opposite of wide: narrow
Opposition to an idea leading to violence: hostility
Opprobrious, contumelious, invective: abusive
Oprah __, talk show host, actress: winfrey
Oprah __, US talk show host: winfrey
Optical bruising from blunt force to face: black eye
Optical device first recorded in Ancient Greece: lenses
Optical object used to view items in space: telescope
Optimistically, encouragingly: hopefully
or path, lined by trees: avenue
Oral examination, at college: viva voce
Orange or purple root veggie favored by rabbits: carrot
Orange vegetable eaten raw or cooked: carrot
Orange-yellow colored fruit, like a peach: apricot
Orbiting celestial body: planet
Orchestral wind instruments held to the side: flutes
Ordained minister below a priest, brother: deacon
Ordained minister, member of the clergy: clergyman
Ordained, Christian clergyman with authority: bishop
Order prohibiting ships in or out of ports: embargo
Orderly historical written account: chronicle
Ordinary, unceremonious: folksy
Ore of antimony used in firework production: stibnite
Oregon State __ play football at Reser Stadium: beavers
Organ __ is the shut down of essential organs: failure
Organ in the mouth that helps you eat and speak: tongue
Organ of a worm or spider emitting silk: spinneret
Organ that fills with waste fluid: bladder
Organ that grows throughout pregnancy: placenta
Organ that makes urine: kidney
Organ that produces a new layer every 2 weeks: stomach
Organ to be first successfully transplanted: kidney
Organ where humans develop: uterus
Organic compound used as fuel gas: butane
Organic matter being recycled, usually a heap: compost
Organic matter that can be made into fuel: biomass
organized region ruled by a monarch: kingdom
Organs responsible for cleaning the blood: kidneys
Organs that regulate electrolytes in the blood: kidneys
Oriental __ lizard: an ornate lizard found in Asia: garden
Origin of something, starting place: source
Original Batman actor: adam west
Original Brickbreaker game: arkanoid
Original copy of a product: prototype
Original copy of a product: prototype X
Original creation from the use of imagination: invention
Original high school musical with Danny and Sandy: grease
Original host of The Newlywed Game, Bob __: eubanks
Original Monopoly's most expensive property: boardwalk
Original name of a colorful 3D brain teaser: magic cube
Original Scarface, also played Louis Pasteur: paul muni
Original Spider-Man (film), Tobey __: maguire
Originally established as New Amsterdam: new york
Originally, twisted German bread, now salted snack: pretzel
Originator of the Best Dressed List, Mr. __: blackwell
Ornamental boat associated with Venice: gondola
Ornamental item that adds flavor, decoration: garnish
Ornamental shoulder piece on military uniforms: epaulet
Ornate hanging stuffed with candy and goodies: pinata
Ornery bird in Looney Tunes: tweety
Orson __, known for the sci-fi series Ender's Game: scott card crustaceans
Orson Welles' bad guy role in The Third Man: harry lime
Oscar Issac plays Poe __ in Star Wars: Episode 7: dameron
Oscar the Grouch was originally __, not green: orange
Oscar winner movie that tells the story of Mozart: amadeus
Oscar winner, demon voice, __ McCambridge: mercedes
Oscar winner; portrayed an Indian social reformer: kingsley
Oscar winning Cuckoo villain, Louise __: fletcher
Oscar's last name on The Odd Couple: madison
OSHA, Occupational __ and Health Administration: safety hibernation
Oskar __, child-sized narrator of The Tin Drum: matzerath
OTC: Over-the-__ drug: counter
Othello's motive for killing his love: jealousy
Other times, other __: manners
Otherwise known as the devil: lucifer
OTP: One True __, usually a celebrity couple: pairing
Otters, playful mammals with __ feet: webbed
Otto __, filmmaker and director of Exodus: preminger
Ottoman sultan's highly decorative robe: kaftan
Out of __, won the Academy Awards in 1986: africa
Out of direct sunlight: shaded
Out on the water: offshore
Outdoor grills filled with charcoal: barbecues
Outdoor slipper made of soft leather: moccasin
Outdoor, summertime horse shoe substitute game: corn hole
Outer layer of skin that holds pigment: epidermis
Outer opening of the nose: nostril
Outer part of the ear with large blood supply: earlobe
Outer space rock litter: meteorite
Outer, thin bone in your lower leg: fibula
Outermost bone of the middle ear: malleus
Outermost major moon of Uranus: oberon
Outermost: extreme
Outfield area behind 3rd base and short stop: left field
Outlaw, highwayman, robber: bandit
Outline of a body or figure: contour
Outline of the human face from one side: profile
Outline, plan for a meeting, to be voted on: agenda
Outside the allowable area: off limits
Outward signs of wealth: trappings
Oval __, where the US President works: office
Ovenproof dish with fluted sides for crème brûlee: ramekin
Over my __; point blank refusal: dead body
Over the whole area, extent, item: allover
Over, athwart, through: across
Overall; made usually of blue denim: dungarees
Overcharging consumers, aka swindle: gouging
Overcome with horror, dismay, fear: appall
Overjoyed, mega-happy: elated
Overly concerned with his or her own needs: egotist
Overly stressed about an event: worried
Overly wasteful: throw away
Overseas, in a different country: abroad
Owner and manager of vacation resorts, inns: hotelier
Owner of most famous Declaration signature: hancock
Owner of the Resident Evil's franchise: capcom
Owner: master
Ownership stake in a company: equity
Owns or manages a guest-house: hotelier
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Oaf, lout: palooka
Obese cartoon character voiced by Bill Cosby: fat albert
Obi-Wan Kenobi gives the lightsaber of __ to Luke: anakin
Object in a 2: 3 orbital resonance with Neptune: plutino
Object used to open bottles of wine: corkscrew
Object used to remove pencil errors: eraser
Object used to shred food, like cheese: grater
Object used to stop, slow or hold a ship in place: anchor
Objects or representations, symbols, signs, designs: emblems
Oblast, city and river in south-west Russia: samara
Obsequious behavior, in school a teacher's pet: brown nose
Obstruction in the lungs is a __ of the airways: blockage
Obstructive action to hinder a nation's war effort: sabotage
Obtained by the destructive distillation of wood: methanol
Obtained money from someone by swindling: fleeced
Occasion to wear strings of beads in New Orleans: mardi gras
Occupation of comic strip character Dilbert: engineer
Occupation of Lone Eagle Charles Lindbergh: aviator
Occupation of the fictional character Popeye: sailor man
Occupation of the fictional character Sweeney Todd: barber
Occupation usually associated with the circus: barker
Occurrences: events
OCD: __ Compulsive Disorder: obsessive
Ocean divides the Americas from Europe: atlantic
Ocean inhabitant related to marlins: swordfish
Ocean located in the Northern hemisphere: arctic
Ocean that covers 20% of the water on Earth: indian
Oceanic trench noted for its very abrupt slope: kermadec
Oceans cover almost three __ of the Earth: fourths
Oceans were formed in this period: hadean
Oceans' 11 original cast: rat pack
Odin's eight-legged horse from Norse folklore: sleipnir
Odonate insect larger than damselflies: dragonfly
Of a classical building without decorative columns: astylar
Of common ancestry: ethnicity
Of Mice and Men, by John __: steinbeck
Of or having to do with Wales or Welsh culture: cymric
Of or related to bears: ursine
Of or related to rabbits or hares: leporine
Of or relating to dogs: canine
Of or relating to fabric or weaving: textile
Of or relating to heat: thermic
Of poor moral character, disobedient: naughty
Of shoelaces: not fastened, not knotted: untied
Of the eyes: ocular
Of this South American mountain range: andean
Off road motorcycle racing: motocross
Offenbach musical work: "Tales of __": hoffman
Offense scheme in football, emphasis on the pass: west coast
Office chamber where the directors meet: boardroom
Office of the cantor in Judaism: cantorate
Office, home tool to clip papers together: stapler
Officer of the court; keeps the order, makes arrests: bailiff
Official currency of China: renminbi
Official currency of Haiti: gourde
Official currency of Tajikistan: somoni
Official number of people who live in a place: census
Officially announce or proclaim something: declare
Officially ranked as the "City of Spas" in 1934: budapest
Often criticized financial institution: world bank
Often discussed range of development disorders: autism
Often ice-bound gulf between Sweden and Finland: bothnia
Often marbled, these secure the book to the cover: endpapers
Often removed along with tonsils: adenoids
Often served with sausage gravy in the South: biscuits
ogize, eat __ pie: humble
Ogres are __ monsters, extremely large beasts: massive
Ohio inventor best known for the lightbulb: edison
Ohio State __ play football at Ohio Stadium: buckeyes
Ohio State leafy mascot: buckeyes
Oily soothing substance: demulcent
Ojos del __, active volcano in S. America: salado
Old __ is a 1957 movie about a boy and his dog: yeller
Old Chinese tile game, usually with four players: mahjong
Old Church, oldest building in Amsterdam: oude kerk
Old Dominion __ play football on Foreman Field: monarchs
Old English epic poem with the monster Grendel: beowulf
Old farmer in a classic kid's song: macdonald
Old French for "angel"; it means "lamb" in English: agneau
Old golf club, equivalent to a 4 or 5 iron: mashie
Old hand: veteran
Old machine used for grinding or pumping: windmill
Old man's beard climber with colorful flowers: clematis
Old occupation of stretching cloth over a machine: tenter
Old or vintage items: antiques
Old style personal printer: dot matrix
Old term for a clerk, Ã la Melville's Bartleby: scrivener
Old term for being afraid of something: afeared
Old Testament book that comes from a census: numbers
Old time device flattened male neckwear: tie press
Old time infantry fire arm: musket
Old town area of Hamburg, with ancient Deichstraße: altstadt
Old valuable collectible: antique
Old World woodpecker: wryneck
Old-fashioned delivery of postal messages: snail mail
Old-time medicinal paste mixing honey and herbs: electuary
Oldest farmers market in U.S., __ Terminal: reading
Oldest indoor hockey arena in Boston: matthews
Oldest living former French president, 1970s: estaing
Oldest reigning monarch in 2016, __ II of the UK: elizabeth
Oldest surviving long poem in English: beowulf
Oldest U.S. fashion magazine, Harper's __: bazaar
Oldest woman in a family: matriarch
Ole __, invented the outboard motor: evinrude
Olive __ is an extremely venomous swimming serpent: sea snake
Oliver "Daddy" __, Annie's adopted father: warbucks
Olivia Newton-John's song to get you off the couch: physical
Olympic basketball teams consist of these players: all star
Olympic event includes BMX, road, track: cycling
Olympic gold medalist, Michael: phelps
Olympic sport involving light spear: javelin
Olympic sport, thin sword fighting: fencing
Omar __, starred in Doctor Zhivago: sharif
Omega Virus is a __ electronic game from 1992: talking
Omission of a passage in a book, speech or film: elision
Omission of conjunctions between clauses: asyndeton
On 1 December, __ Day, people wear a red ribbon: world aids
On a ship: aboard
On a snail they are retractable: antennae
On Futurama, __ Slim is Hermes' rival: barbados
On Futurama, he is a famous robot actor: calculon
On his deathbed he said: Let not poor Nelly starve: charles ii
On or onto the bottom in shallow water: aground
On ship it is measured by a pallograph: vibration
On site journalist: reporter
On the __ = honest and legal: up and up
Once believed to guard against infection: pomander
Once bitten, __: twice shy
Once known as Saul, patron of missionaries: st paul
Once largest social media, now musician platform: my space
Once the Austrian schilling corresponded to 100 __: groschen
Once Upon a __, movie with Cary Grant: honeymoon
One __ and One Dalmatians, a Disney animation: hundred
One __ the Cuckoo's Nest, with Jack Nicholson: flew over
One cannot make a crab walk like this: straight
One engaged in a mutual obligation to a lord: vassal
One fourth of a year: quarter
One good turn __ another: deserves
One half of SS Minnow crew: gilligan
One horned, mythical horse: unicorn
One hot pepper: habanero
One hundred times ten: thousand
One must break eggs to make this: omelette
One object covers another, solar or lunar: eclipse
One octave higher, "fake" singing voice: falsetto observatory
One of America's largest retailers, founded 1962: walmart
One of an ancient East Germanic tribe: vandal
One of Batman's enemies: two face
One of Detroit's big three car brands: chevrolet
One of first battles to start Revolutionary War: concord
One of five "big cats", comes in snow form: leopard
One of Tchaikovsky's most popular ballets: swan lake
One of the albums recorded by The Doors: la woman
One of the best selling cars in the US: accord
One of the best-known names in bridal wear: vera wang
One of the British islands in the Irish sea: isle of man
One of the characters of Les Miserábles: cosette
One of the days of the week: saturday
One of the days of the week: thursday
One of the founders of modern political philosophy: hobbes
One of the Great Lakes of North America: michigan
One of the heroes of the Trojan War: achilles
One of the Ivy League universities: dartmouth
One of the main deities in Greek mythology: poseidon
One of the many deities of Hinduism: krishna
One of the many deities of Hinduism: lakshmi bitter cold
One of the months of the calendar: december
One of the most famous British Monarchs ever: victoria
One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world: damascus
One of the phases of the Moon: new moon
One of the planets of the Solar System: mercury
One of the planets of the Solar System: neptune
One of the seven deadly sins: gluttony
One of the Seven Wonders of the World; waterfalls: iguazu
One of the stories of A Thousand And One Nights: aladdin
One of the Three Bs in classical music hierarchy: beethoven
One of the twelve apostles: disciple
One of two components of starch: amylose
One person is the deciding factor:
One piece garment used by gymnasts, ballerinas: leotard
One rotten apple spoils the whole __: barrel
One should keep them closer: enemies
One Step Ahead singer, __ Franklin: aretha
One that creates a new product style: designer
One that grinds grain into flour: miller
One was named after Jonathan Swift on martian moon: crater
One who acts opposite of his/hers religious views: heretic
One who actually saw something happen: witness
One who delivers items or goes on an errand: messenger
One who does not believe nor disbelieve in a God: agnostic
One who examines to ensure standards; police rank: inspector
One who fights for and promotes engaged citizenry: activist
One who makes alcoholic drinks for money: bartender
One who obtains or extorts money illegally: racketeer
One who rejects the accepted explanation to facts: troofer
One who relies on another for support: dependent
One who renounces one's beliefs under oath: abjurer
One who says, anagram of torque: quoter
One who stages ballets: regisseur
One who tends cattle or horses: cowboy
One who thinks very highly of oneself: egotist
One with hope: aspirant
One-eyed monster of Greek mythology: cyclops
One-percent milk: lowfat
One-person card game, not for the easily annoyed: patience
One-yard marks on football field: hashmarks
Online photo sharing social media site: flickr
Online retailer Founded by Jeff Bezos: amazon
Online THX is short for this word of gratitude: thanks
Only __ mosquitoes bite you: female
Only city located on two continents: istanbul
Only major tennis tournament played on grass: wimbledon
Only the item specified, nothing more, simply: merely
Only this woman could love her demonic baby: rosemary
Only to a chosen few: exclusive
Only woman to get the RIBA Stirling Prize: zaha hadid
Onto a ship or plane, climb __: aboard
Oops! A mishap: accident
Opal with a glassy appearance and fluorescent: hyalite
Open and sincere, frank and honest: candid
Open place with buyers and sellers of goods: market
Open position; hotel room available: vacancy
Open to more than one interpretation: equivocal
Open-toe footwear usually held by straps: sandals
Open-top pie with savory custard and cheese: quiche
Opening in a wall to see out of: window
Opening night of a show: premiere
Opening sheet of a newspaper, with headline: front page
Opens on to the street and has a letterbox: front door
Opera singer known as the "Swedish Nightingale": jenny lind
Operation __, movie with Cary Grant: petticoat
Operation: surgery
Opiate that treats mild to moderate pain and cough: codeine
Opinionated, doctrinaire, pontifical: dogmatic
Opioid developed as a morphine substitute: heroin
Opportunity: chance
Opposite exit to front entrance: back door
Opposite of a dictatorship: democracy
Opposite of everybody: nobody
Opposite of forward: backward
Opposite of indoor: outside
Opposite of malignant: benign
Opposite of negative: positive
Opposite of offside: nearside
Opposite of opened: closed
Opposite of positive: negative
Opposite of proton, unit of charge: electron
Opposite of rough: smooth
Opposite of Southern: northern
Opposite of weak: strong
Opposite of western: eastern
Opposite of wide: narrow
Opposition to an idea leading to violence: hostility
Opprobrious, contumelious, invective: abusive
Oprah __, talk show host, actress: winfrey
Oprah __, US talk show host: winfrey
Optical bruising from blunt force to face: black eye
Optical device first recorded in Ancient Greece: lenses
Optical object used to view items in space: telescope
Optimistically, encouragingly: hopefully
or path, lined by trees: avenue
Oral examination, at college: viva voce
Orange or purple root veggie favored by rabbits: carrot
Orange vegetable eaten raw or cooked: carrot
Orange-yellow colored fruit, like a peach: apricot
Orbiting celestial body: planet
Orchestral wind instruments held to the side: flutes
Ordained minister below a priest, brother: deacon
Ordained minister, member of the clergy: clergyman
Ordained, Christian clergyman with authority: bishop
Order prohibiting ships in or out of ports: embargo
Orderly historical written account: chronicle
Ordinary, unceremonious: folksy
Ore of antimony used in firework production: stibnite
Oregon State __ play football at Reser Stadium: beavers
Organ __ is the shut down of essential organs: failure
Organ in the mouth that helps you eat and speak: tongue
Organ of a worm or spider emitting silk: spinneret
Organ that fills with waste fluid: bladder
Organ that grows throughout pregnancy: placenta
Organ that makes urine: kidney
Organ that produces a new layer every 2 weeks: stomach
Organ to be first successfully transplanted: kidney
Organ where humans develop: uterus
Organic compound used as fuel gas: butane
Organic matter being recycled, usually a heap: compost
Organic matter that can be made into fuel: biomass
organized region ruled by a monarch: kingdom
Organs responsible for cleaning the blood: kidneys
Organs that regulate electrolytes in the blood: kidneys
Oriental __ lizard: an ornate lizard found in Asia: garden
Origin of something, starting place: source
Original Batman actor: adam west
Original Brickbreaker game: arkanoid
Original copy of a product: prototype
Original copy of a product: prototype X
Original creation from the use of imagination: invention
Original high school musical with Danny and Sandy: grease
Original host of The Newlywed Game, Bob __: eubanks
Original Monopoly's most expensive property: boardwalk
Original name of a colorful 3D brain teaser: magic cube
Original Scarface, also played Louis Pasteur: paul muni
Original Spider-Man (film), Tobey __: maguire
Originally established as New Amsterdam: new york
Originally, twisted German bread, now salted snack: pretzel
Originator of the Best Dressed List, Mr. __: blackwell
Ornamental boat associated with Venice: gondola
Ornamental item that adds flavor, decoration: garnish
Ornamental shoulder piece on military uniforms: epaulet
Ornate hanging stuffed with candy and goodies: pinata
Ornery bird in Looney Tunes: tweety
Orson __, known for the sci-fi series Ender's Game: scott card crustaceans
Orson Welles' bad guy role in The Third Man: harry lime
Oscar Issac plays Poe __ in Star Wars: Episode 7: dameron
Oscar the Grouch was originally __, not green: orange
Oscar winner movie that tells the story of Mozart: amadeus
Oscar winner, demon voice, __ McCambridge: mercedes
Oscar winner; portrayed an Indian social reformer: kingsley
Oscar winning Cuckoo villain, Louise __: fletcher
Oscar's last name on The Odd Couple: madison
OSHA, Occupational __ and Health Administration: safety hibernation
Oskar __, child-sized narrator of The Tin Drum: matzerath
OTC: Over-the-__ drug: counter
Othello's motive for killing his love: jealousy
Other times, other __: manners
Otherwise known as the devil: lucifer
OTP: One True __, usually a celebrity couple: pairing
Otters, playful mammals with __ feet: webbed
Otto __, filmmaker and director of Exodus: preminger
Ottoman sultan's highly decorative robe: kaftan
Out of __, won the Academy Awards in 1986: africa
Out of direct sunlight: shaded
Out on the water: offshore
Outdoor grills filled with charcoal: barbecues
Outdoor slipper made of soft leather: moccasin
Outdoor, summertime horse shoe substitute game: corn hole
Outer layer of skin that holds pigment: epidermis
Outer opening of the nose: nostril
Outer part of the ear with large blood supply: earlobe
Outer space rock litter: meteorite
Outer, thin bone in your lower leg: fibula
Outermost bone of the middle ear: malleus
Outermost major moon of Uranus: oberon
Outermost: extreme
Outfield area behind 3rd base and short stop: left field
Outlaw, highwayman, robber: bandit
Outline of a body or figure: contour
Outline of the human face from one side: profile
Outline, plan for a meeting, to be voted on: agenda
Outside the allowable area: off limits
Outward signs of wealth: trappings
Oval __, where the US President works: office
Ovenproof dish with fluted sides for crème brûlee: ramekin
Over my __; point blank refusal: dead body
Over the whole area, extent, item: allover
Over, athwart, through: across
Overall; made usually of blue denim: dungarees
Overcharging consumers, aka swindle: gouging
Overcome with horror, dismay, fear: appall
Overjoyed, mega-happy: elated
Overly concerned with his or her own needs: egotist
Overly stressed about an event: worried
Overly wasteful: throw away
Overseas, in a different country: abroad
Owner and manager of vacation resorts, inns: hotelier
Owner of most famous Declaration signature: hancock
Owner of the Resident Evil's franchise: capcom
Owner: master
Ownership stake in a company: equity
Owns or manages a guest-house: hotelier
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