Clues Starting with o

On this page you will find all the clues starting with the letter o. There are a total of 2215 clues starting with the letter o in our database.

Our team looks down on wicked little pest
Online agent gets notice?
One has an eye for beauty, they say
Over and above
Offshore figure, one blocking direct defamation
Over
One worries about uncontrolled movement on new currency
One left his anorak after scrambling for rescue boat
Old building material containing rubbish tip waste
Ovals (anag)
One who habitually drinks alcohol to excess (informal)
One who sings the praises of another
Old landholders in Athens displaced (6)
Old Roman vehicle bypassing deep track (6)
One authorised to sell alcoholic drinks
Outcome of evacuating 50% of underground jail cells?
Ongoing mutation of viral infection a bad sign?
Oxford or Cambridge college
One bringing a lawsuit
One member to broadcast, with little hesitation to be a wrecker
On the house
One river after another in the countryside (5)
One agent had to be redeployed, requiring attention (2,3,6)
One opposing some Italian timekeeping (4)
Old English silver coin worth four pennies
On isle, leave healthy food
Out of school holidays, engaging one caretaker
One examines canines first after depression
One in the pits wears this halo?
Offhand
Official's never penning books
Old explosive device used for blasting holes in gates and walls (with which one should avoid hoisting oneself!)
Overwhelming victory — natural disaster
Otto, German-born American conductor and composer, d. 1973
Occasionally (3,3,2)
Of course
Odd character that is moved around in anagram of word
Opposite of 5 hats
Odds that could double your money
Out of the ark! — Noah's odd life (anag)
One running out of clothes?
Oldest and most successful Formula One motor racing team
Old team showing its age, getting rusty?
Official home for bishop wanting a post
Old three-halfpenny comic incomplete, one part damaged
One way of getting out as match proceeds
One outcome of simple test for sucker?
One's close relatives
Old nickname for a policeman (taken from the Home Secretary who set up the Metropolitan Police in 1829)
Openly shown