➠ Words with o
List contains 176857 Words that "o" contain.
- - Bradshaw-to-Swann thriller
- - Bradshaw-Stallworth coup
- - Critical disaster
- - Total dud
- - A lot of money for a turkey
- - Fail spectacularly, as a movie
- - Flop at the box office
- - mob returned british weapon
- - When something is this good, it's explosive
- - Really flop at the box office
- - do terribly at a roast
- - It might be defused by a munitions expert and robbers (kids' game)
- - one about to go off? that's grand when in the embrace of robert
- - Fail badly at the box office
- - A lot of money — drive very fast
- - get zero laughs at the comedy club
- - it may have to come down before it goes up!
- - Do really poorly, as a stand-up comedian
- - Explosive device best avoided in Minesweeper
- - off it goes to wreak destruction
- - Frenchman investing shilling that's mine
- - an explosive device fused to explode under specific conditions
- - Robert invests million: is it mine?
- - Splash-making jump
- - do terribly at the box office
- - Ticking time-... (about to explode)
- - What a grenade is
- - Fail miserably, like a flop movie
- - little robert has many a weapon
- - robert goes round headmost with explosive device
- - Lot of money, mine
- - British crowd returned device for detonation
- - flop of a film
- - Explodes on impact
- - Weapon with detonator
- - atomic is one type
- - Not get a single laugh, say
- - Go over terribly with an audience
- - Flop on Broadway
- - Terrorist's weapon
- - Incendiary device
- - Weapon that explodes
- - Rialto turkey
- - Movie that's a total flop
- - Disaster, like the four movies in the theme entries
- - Cherry ...... (type of firework)
- - Broadway loser
- - Box-office turkey
- - Angel's bad news
- - Word with A or H
- - With cobalt, Invention of U of S scientists
- - Weapon that's dropped from a plane
- - Warhead
- - Tinseltown turkey
- - Stage flop
- - Showbiz flop
- - Relative of a turkey
- - Playwright's fear
- - Movie that flops completely
- - Movie deserving no stars
- - Montana-to-Solomon pass
- - Military missile
- - Long, high pass
- - Long N.F.L. pass
- - Load of money (slang)
- - Lethal missile
- - Kind of shell or scare
- - It might be defused by a munitions expert
- - H, A or cherry
- - Great deal of money (slang)
- - Flop, as a play
- - Flop — load of money
- - Film turkey
- - Fall flat, as a show
- - Fail to get a laugh despite your best efforts
- - Fail on Broadway
- - Fail as a stand-up comic
- - Elway feat
- - Drop explosives on
- - Do very poorly at the box office
- - Do really badly on Broadway
- - Close on opening night
- - Cherry or stink
- - Bradford-to-Swann pass
- - Big bust at the box office
- - Big bucks — flop
- - Belly-flop at the box office
- - B'way turkey
- - Aerosol can
- - Absolute failure
- - A- or H-
- - A or H weapon
- - "Rollerball" or "Battlefield Earth," e.g.
- - "Gigli," e.g.
- - Bad news on Broadway
- - Grenade.
- - Nuclear device
- - Long pass
- - Cherry ...... (certain firework)
- - Have a rough night at the comedy club
- - Relative loses the head inside the hostelry in Blitz
- - Explosive device
- - Broadway flop
- - Box office disaster
- - Fail at the comedy club
- - Tank
- - Cinematic stinker
- - Fall flat
- - Little man invests million – that's mine!
- - Explosive weapon
- - Blast! Short cut goes around motorway
- - Explosive little man invests million
- - Utter flop
- - Movie flop
- - 'Speed' device
- - Have an epic fail
- - A great deal of money for turkey
- - Fail at a comedy club
- - Flop on stage
- - Long throw
- - Fail ignominiously
- - Fare poorly at the comedy club
- - Big flop at the box office
- - Film that makes no money
- - Frenchman in dance is a blast
- - Frenchman in dance is explosive
- - Broadway stinkeroo
- - Big flop
- - Pack up second-rate turkey
- - Utterly fail
- - Fail miserably
- - Stinkeroo on Broadway
- - Broadway stinker
- - Zero-star movie
- - Flame out
- - Turkey of a movie
- - Theatrical flop
- - Stink up the stage
- - Dud, in Hollywood
- - Bunker buster
- - Theater flop
- - Fail on stage
- - Rancid "Time ......"
- - Screw up a bit?
- - One with a terrible opening
- - "You Dropped a ...... On Me"
- - Crash and burn
- - Film flop
- - Go over poorly
- - Fail at the box office
- - Hail Mary pass, usually
- - Word with pipe or smoke
- - Stage failure
- - Complete flop
- - Blockbuster, e.g.
- - Perform poorly
- - "Waterworld" or "Ishtar," e.g.
- - "Ishtar" or "Heaven's Gate," famously
- - Immobile Stratego piece
- - Fail to get laughs at The Improv
- - Cinematic stinkeroo
- - Open and close rapidly?
- - 0-star movie
- - Stage disaster
- - Screen flop
- - Less than a one-star movie
- - Filmdom flop
- - Fail to get laughs, say
- - Really bad show
- - Not succeed, in spades
- - Strafe
- - Unpleasant surprise
- - Shell
- - Total flop
- - Box office flop
- - Clunker
- - Fail big-time
- - Box-office failure
- - Box office bust
- - Total failure
- - Theatrical failure
- - Broadway failure
- - Utter failure
- - Fail to draw an audience
- - Lay an egg, so to speak
- - Box office dud
- - Complete failure
- - Movie dud
- - Unsuccessful film
- - Fiasco
- - Broadway turkey
- - Foul play?
- - Dud
- - Bust
- - Stratego piece
- - Hydrogen, e.g.
- - Fail
- - Flop
- - Lay an egg
- - Explosive
- - Blitz
- - Hit's opposite
- - Failure
- - Strike out
- - ...... turkey
- - See 8 Across
- - Bombard
- - to cost a ........, expression meaning 'to be very expensive'
- - No mere firework for Robert around the 5th of November
- - Battlefield object making blast, primarily
- - Load of money, mine perhaps
- - get no laughs, say
- - high cost of an explosive device?
- - Bachelor crowd returning a large sum of money
- - He ran with Agnew
- - He claimed not to be a crook
- - President with an enemies list
- - Johnson's ex-teammate
- - He runs with Johnson
- - He attends Cabinet meetings.
- - Johnson successor
- - President, disgraced, having more time to spend with family?
- - Tricky Dick with nothing to do?
- - Impersonation with two 'V' signs and hunched shoulders
- - Tricky Dick with a blank diary?
- - US president with nothing in diary, apparently
- - He visited China in 1972
- - Lyndon Johnson successor
- - He once placed a "long-distance call" to Aldrin and Armstrong
- - President with a library in Yorba Linda
- - Follower of Johnson, and a two-word hint to this crossword's theme
- - He resigned August 9, 1974
- - Johnson's successor
- - Ex-president with nothing on?
- - Agnew's boss
- - 37th president of the United States
- - Eisenhower's vice president
- - Small number, around nine, meeting new US president
- - US president during Watergate scandal
- - President giving refusal in Paris, one cross inside
- - Only president born in California
- - The Gilded Age actress Cynthia
- - richard, 37th president of the u.s.a.
- - richard ......, the only us president ever to resign from office
- - Cynthia ..., "Sex and the City" star who plays Ada in the TV series "The Gilded Age"
- - president played by frank langella and anthony hopkins
- - first u.s. president to visit china
- - president who resigned on august 8th, 1974
- - "All the President's Men" president
- - Richard ..., 37th U.S. President
- - Nothing working for a president once
- - which republican candidate did john f kennedy defeat in 1960 to become us president?
- - "frost/......" (best picture nominee of 2008)
- - US President 1969-74
- - impeached us president
- - debater of 1960
- - kissinger's old boss
- - Actress Cynthia of Ratched
- - pres. who announced the u.s. would no longer sell gold
- - Ford forerunner
- - Winner of 1968 and 1972
- - Well-known tapes owner
- - US president, d.1994
- - US president before Gerald Ford
- - The only US president to resign
- - Stager of a 1968 political comeback
- - Six Crises author
- - Singer Marni ......
- - Saturday Night Massacre figure
- - San Diego court star
- - Resigned president
- - President who resigned in 1974
- - Pennsylvania Ave. tenant
- - One of the Lakers
- - New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia
- - McGovern's opponent in 1972
- - Last Quaker president
- - Harmonica player Hammie
- - Disgraced US president
- - Agnes ......, soap-opera maven
- - 37th president of the United States, resigned 1974
- - "When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal" speaker
- - "Southern strategy" leader
- - 'Six Crises' writer
- - Famous traveler
- - 1970s president
- - President of the Senate.
- - Disgraced president
- - Tricky Dick has nothing to do
- - 37th US president
- - Emmy winner Cynthia who had a gubernatorial campaign
- - 37th president
- - Nothing doing! (Tricky Dick)
- - 'Sex and the City' star Cynthia
- - Watergate president
- - Politician on the most "Time" covers
- - Resignee of 1974
- - Ford's predecessor
- - President offering nothing, nothing, nothing initially
- - Aug. 9, 1974 resignee
- - Co-star of Parker, Davis and Cattrall
- - Recipient of a Ford pardon
- - First sitting president to visit China
- - US President who resigned
- - #37
- - Presidential resignee
- - Ford pardoned him
- - Who famously said 'I'm not a crook'
- - President who launched the war on drugs
- - U.S. president who becomes the president of future Earth on 'Futurama'
- - Reportedly prison's acceptable for disgraced leader
- - '70s White House name
- - First president to visit China
- - President who was "not a crook"
- - 1995 Oliver Stone biopic
- - Noted 1972 China visitor
- - 37th commander in chief
- - US president who allegedly said "I would have made a good pope"
- - His middle name was Milhous
- - Landslide winner of 1972
- - Name on a Yorba Linda library
- - '50s vice president
- - Winner in a landslide in 1972
- - Noteworthy resigner of 1974
- - ".... in China": John Adams opera
- - September 8, 1974 pard recipient - and what the constructor did throughout this puzzle
- - Ford predecessor
- - 10 Across predecessor
- - '70s president
- - 1950s vice president
- - Surname on a Yorba Linda library
- - Oliver Stone film about the 37th president
- - Cynthia of "Sex and the City"
- - 1995 Oliver Stone film
- - Whom Goldwater called "the most dishonest individual I have ever met in my life"
- - Successor to 30-Across
- - Tony-winning role for Langella
- - Co-star of Parker, Cattrall and Davis
- - President who appeared on "Laugh-In"
- - Pat or Richard
- - Subject of a museum in Yorba Linda, Calif.
- - "Frost/......," 2008 nominee for Best Picture
- - Eisenhower's veep
- - His Western White House was dubbed La Casa Pacifica
- - Eisenhower's VP
- - 1960 debate participant
- - Two-time Time Man of the Year (and a hint to 17-, 27-, 41- and 54-Across)
- - 1974 pardon recipient
- - "You won't have ...... to kick around anymore, because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference" (1962 quote)
- - Tony-winning role for Frank Langella
- - President who was on "Laugh-In"
- - Checkers master
- - 1960 debater
- - Milhous was his middle name
- - Noted pardon recipient
- - Ike's veep
- - Richard or Pat
- - Time's 1971 Man of the Year
- - Oliver Stone bio-pic
- - 1960 ticket topper
- - Recordholder for most Time magazine cover appearances
- - "Sex and the City" costar
- - Kissinger's boss, once
- - Loser to Kennedy
- - Resigner of '74
- - Gerald Ford predecessor
- - Former US president
- - Oliver Stone film
- - Watergate figure
- - Frost
- - One of Santa's reindeer
- - See 28 Across
- - White House name
- - US President who resigned over the Watergate scandal
- - anthony hopkins was nominated for an oscar for playing the title role in this biopic.
- - which republican candidate did john f kennedy defeat to become us president in 1960?
- - role played by anthony hopkins in an oliver stone film
- - davis and parker's "and just like that . . ." co-star
- - American president who resigned
- - President of the USA, 1969-74
- - tears profile up and grows rapidly
- - Mushrooms and battered tripe for sale
- - Spreads anti-abortionist values
- - Woven carrycot sheets showing birds
- - Scatter cowry's shell randomly in wild shore? They might
- - Slang
- - language for thieves of paintings to go into
- - french term for slang or jargon
- - Shop talk
- - Dialect
- - Lingo
- - Academese, e.g.
- - Vernacular
- - Specialized vocabulary
- - Special lingo
- - Talk of the town
- - Cant
- - Secret language
- - cargo transported in the vernacular