➠ Words with o
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- - Toy used in a rock the baby trick: Hyph.
- - toy spool that's reeled up and down on a string
- - Toy is not enough for the two of you
- - ma on the cello
- - Gadget that exercises the wrist (Hyph.)
- - Toy that can go around the world: Hyph.
- - Toy that a person moves up and down: Hyph.
- - Toy that's tied to a single finger: Hyph.
- - Stringed toy that one can perform tricks with
- - Thing for walking the dog?
- - Greetings around the world performed with this?
- - Toy that you control with a string
- - A toy that you may tie to your finger: Hyph.
- - A popular toy attached to a string that goes up and down
- - Toy that goes up and down on a string
- - Toy to walk the dog with (Hyph.)
- - Toy with a spool that has its ups and downs
- - Toy that exercises the wrist (Hyph.)
- - Toy with a string, that keeps coming back to you
- - Toy that is strung around your fingers: Hyph.
- - Toy that makes a comeback: Hyph.
- - toy that gives you endless repetition
- - toy whose tricks include walking the dog
- - Toy used in a "walk the dog" trick: Hyph.
- - Walking-the-dog tool [hyph.]
- - Constantly dieting a lot and giving up, only to repeat the process again, is ... dieting : Hyph.
- - Rock-the-baby toy
- - It can be used to walk the dog
- - Toy on a string used in the "walk the dog" trick: Hyph.
- - Something to walk the dog with
- - It may "rock the cradle"
- - You need to get it when you want to walk the dog
- - You can take it around the world without ever even leaving home
- - Wrist exercise provider
- - What's needed for walking the dog
- - Use it to walk the dog
- - Toy you can walk the dog with
- - Toy that's maneuvered with one hand: Hyph.
- - Toy that uses rotational energy
- - Toy that spins on a string: Hyph.
- - Toy that might go "around the world"
- - Toy that made a comeback?
- - Toy that goes up and down: Hyph.
- - Toy that goes up and down on a string: Hyph.
- - Toy that goes around the world
- - Toy that can "sleep"
- - Toy on a string used in the "around the world" trick: Hyph.
- - Thing needed to skin the cat
- - Ma the musician
- - It's used to rock the cradle
- - It can go round the world
- - It can go around the world
- - Hand-held toy that spins on a string: Hyph.
- - "Walking the dog" need
- - Toy that goes up and down
- - It can walk the dog to your palm
- - You might walk the dog with one
- - You may make it walk the dog
- - *Toy used to walk the dog
- - "Walk the dog" is a famous trick with this toy
- - 'Rock the cradle' toy
- - Toy that can walk the dog
- - Toy that "sleeps"
- - Toy for 'walking the dog'
- - "Around the world" toy
- - "Walk the dog" toy
- - Toy that does tricks
- - Gadget that exercises the wrist
- - You may walk the dog with it
- - You can use it to walk the dog
- - It has its ups and downs at end of January with nothing from the start of the year round
- - Need for "walking the dog"
- - It can walk the dog
- - Walk the Dog or Around the World toy
- - It may be used to walk the dog
- - It's used to walk the dog
- - Toy that can be made to "sleep"
- - Toy that has its ups and downs
- - Toy made by the Duncan Toys Company: Abbr.
- - Could that be ma's plaything?
- - Waver wildly
- - Fluctuate between extremes
- - toy consisting of a spool attached to a string
- - repeated greeting for a toy
- - Oscillating stringed toy: Hyph.
- - Opposite of flatline
- - Something to perform tricks with
- - plaything to make you a bit young again?
- - Simple toy on a string: Hyph.
- - It has its ups and downs as a plaything
- - Fluctuate [hyph.]
- - ma who played for jfk at age 7
- - Toy made by Duncan: Hyph.
- - Ma who once left a $2.5 million cello in a taxi
- - toy; discs attached to a string
- - ... dieting (cycles of losing and gaining weight): Hyph.
- - a circular toy on string which goes up and down
- - start young again with a toy
- - Type of diet you abandoned early, repeatedly!
- - you repeatedly don't finish with this toy
- - Plaything most of you duplicated
- - Move up and down like body weight or a toy on a string: Hyph.
- - rolling toy with a finger string
- - "Whassup my man!"
- - ... dieter (someone who gains and loses weight repeatedly): Hyph.
- - Toy which runs up and down on a string
- - toy with tricks
- - spool-and-string toy
- - Up-and-down toy: Hyph.
- - hand-held toy
- - Fluctuate, see-saw
- - Greetings are not constant
- - "Wind and unwind" toy: Hyph.
- - Oscillating string toy: Hyph.
- - Toy with a string passing through two connected disks: Hyph.
- - Reel and string toy
- - String-around-your-finger toy: Hyph.
- - toy similar to a spool
- - Duncan toy [hyph.]
- - Dog-walker's device?
- - Timeless toy
- - Stringed toy (hyph.)
- - Duncan product
- - ...... dieting (cycling of weight losses and gains): Hyph.
- - Toy with ups and downs
- - Toy on a string: Hyph.
- - Toy manufactured by Duncan
- - Spinning toy on a string: Hyph.
- - Ma(n) with a bow
- - Ma of music
- - Ma in music
- - It may come easily to hand
- - What some stocks do
- - Up-and-down, as dieting
- - Up-and-down toy on a string: Hyph.
- - Up-and-down
- - Up and down like a ......
- - Unstable type
- - Toy with a string: Hyph.
- - Toy with a string attached: Hyph.
- - Toy with a string attached
- - Toy on a finger
- - Toy making a comeback
- - Toy known for tricks
- - Toy for one hand
- - Toy consisting of a spool and string
- - Top's cousin
- - Top on a string
- - Tom's toy
- - Tom Smothers plaything
- - Tom Smothers amusement
- - Stringed top
- - Stringed plaything
- - Stringed knob
- - Spool toy
- - Spinning toy attached to a string: Hyph.
- - Spinning nerd?
- - Spinner or weirdo
- - Something to swing on a string
- - Rickles's synonym for an idiot
- - Rickles' synonym for an idiot
- - Relative of a top
- - Recurring craze?
- - Plaything on a string
- - Orthogonally moving piece
- - Nerd, to Rickles
- - Musical Ma
- - Move up and down rapidly
- - Mama Ma's boy
- - Ma's toy?
- - Kook or toy
- - Grammy-winning cellist ...... Ma (hyph.)
- - Go up and down rapidly
- - Go up and down like a toy on a string: Hyph.
- - Fool, to Don Rickles
- - Fad item of 1961
- - Fad item of '61
- - Duncan toy on a string: Hyph.
- - Dingbat or ding-a-ling
- - Child's toy on a string
- - Cellist ...... Ma (hyph.)
- - ...... Ma, noted cellist
- - ...... Ma (French-American cellist): Hyph.
- - String toy
- - Toy with a string
- - Toy used for performing a barrel roll
- - Fun thing on a string
- - Round toy on a string
- - A 6 Across
- - -- Ma, Chinese-American cellist born in Paris
- - Toy taken from Tokyo youngster
- - One-hand-operated toy
- - Cellist Ma
- - Toy with an axle
- - Toy with an "Elevator" trick
- - Quickly change one's mind back and forth
- - Fluctuate repeatedly
- - Metaphor for inconsistency
- - Fluctuate much
- - Up-and-down toy
- - Fluctuate greatly
- - Ma with a bow
- - Show extreme instability
- - Plaything American's greeting twice
- - Fluctuating toy
- - Ma playing music
- - See-saw or swing?
- - Duncan toy
- - It has a string attached
- - String-around-your-finger toy
- - Be of two minds
- - Toy with a spool
- - What some dieters do
- - Swing up and down
- - Stringed toy
- - Be wildly unstable
- - Performer of tricks?
- - Spool + string toy
- - Bounce around
- - Ma with a cello
- - Toy with a museum in Chico, California
- - "What up, bro?"
- - Show wild instability
- - It comes easily to hand
- - Mandy Moore song about a toy?
- - Mr. Ma
- - Spooled toy
- - Ma who plays beautiful music
- - Toy you can do tricks with
- - One being put to sleep?
- - Fad item of 1962
- - You may make it walk
- - Vary wildly
- - Show uncertainty.
- - Ditz
- - Yutz
- - Dork
- - Repeat for emphasis
- - Sleeper, at times
- - Child's toy
- - Move back and forth
- - Foolish one
- - Numbskull
- - Dummy
- - Dimwit
- - Chucklehead
- - Dingbat
- - Ding-a-ling
- - Toy on a string
- - Thing on a string
- - .... toy
- - Space cadet
- - Airhead
- - Sad sack
- - Ninny
- - Idiot
- - Jerk
- - Doofus
- - Child's plaything
- - Spinning toy
- - Fluctuate
- - Fluctuate wildly
- - Go up and down
- - Vacillate
- - Go back and forth
- - Be inconsistent
- - Goofball
- - Kook
- - Goofy guy
- - Swing wildly
- - Dum-dum
- - It has its ups and downs
- - Lunkhead
- - Dolt
- - it produces rises and falls in revolutions
- - Hip-hop intro?
- - it's an up-and-down thing
- - Doofus (hyph.)
- - descending and ascending toy
- - circular toy on string which goes up and down
- - Large snake that kills by crushing
- - Snake with a suffocating squeeze
- - Slithering constrictor in the Amazon
- - Snake with a mighty squeeze
- - ...... constrictor [large tropical snake]
- - Scarf that chokes the life out of you?
- - Snake that takes its prey's breath away?
- - A constricting snake
- - Snake not right after pig
- - Would this snake constrict the neck?
- - Large snake that weighs up to 60 pounds
- - Snake that might be seen around neck?
- - Non-venomous snake, .... constrictor
- - Pig runs away, seeing snake
- - Snake regularly hiding in baobab
- - Long coil of feathers worn around the neck
- - clothing accessory named for a snake
- - The Birdcage feathery scarf
- - Hissing predator in the Amazon
- - Constricting serpent related to the anaconda
- - Swine dropping back for snake
- - "large snake," in latin
- - Large snake that crushes its prey
- - Large, nonvenomous snake
- - Neckwear that's not constricting, one hopes
- - Squeezing serpent with scales
- - Dangerous critter
- - amazon constrictor
- - .. constrictor
- - one could have a crush on you?
- - lad cut a decorative scarf
- - soft, feathery accessory
- - Python's Amazonian cousin
- - Fashion accessory obtained out of South American city
- - Burlesque show neckwear
- - scarf-like accessory
- - Item often adorned with feathers
- - Feathery soft wrap
- - immense serpent
- - Drag queen's fluffy accessory
- - Drag queen's scarf often
- - Fashionista's feathery stole
- - Coiling reptile
- - Longfellow restricts movement.
- - Stole at a costume party?
- - Reptillan constrictor
- - feathery accessory for liberace
- - Cabaret singer's long scarf, perhaps
- - speakeasy accessory
- - common photo-booth accessory
- - Musical work to repeat with variation
- - Amusing musical production
- - Light musical production
- - Musical comedy precursor
- - Arranged to repeat work by Offenbach, perhaps
- - Light musical drama
- - Little work of note?
- - Old father in Paris staying off booze before a musical show
- - Cheers after old favourite covering Queen's musical piece
- - Work by Gilbert and Sullivan, perhaps, or an AE Potter composition
- - Victor Herbert work
- - Gilbert and Sullivan work
- - Light work on a stage
- - Relative of a musical
- - Johann Strauss work
- - Comic musical work
- - Light musical
- - Light work for musicians
- - Lehár work
- - Light musical work
- - Musical drama
- - Musical entertainment
- - Light work?
- - Musical work
- - Stage work to repeat all over the place
- - Light entertainment to repeat all over the place
- - Form of entertainment tricky to repeat
- - To repeat dance from The Mikado
- - "H.M.S. Pinafore," for one
- - Victor Herbert specialty
- - 28-Across production
- - "The Merry Widow," e.g
- - Sousa's 'El Capitan,' e.g
- - Show up at the empty theatre, love
- - Victor Herbert's 'Babes in Toyland,' e.g
- - Patience, perhaps, in operation before tense volunteers
- - Gilbert and Sullivan specialty
- - Gilbert and Sullivan production
- - "The Pirates of Penzance," e.g.
- - Gilbert and Sullivan offering
- - "The Mikado", for one
- - One of Victor Herbert's forty-three
- - Bernstein's "Trouble in Tahiti," e.g.
- - "Trouble in Tahiti," e.g.
- - Patter song genre
- - "Die Fledermaus," for one
- - "Babes in Toyland," or "The Desert Song"
- - "H.M.S. Pinafore" is one
- - "Princess Ida," e.g.
- - "The Student Prince", for one
- - "Sweethearts", say
- - Gilbert & Sullivan production
- - One of 40 by Victor Herbert
- - "Mikado," e.g.
- - "Naughty Marietta" is one
- - "The Mikad," e.g.
- - "Naughty Marietta," e.g.
- - D'Oyly Carte production
- - "Blossom Time," e.g.
- - Sweethearts e.g.
- - D'Oyly Carte offering
- - Victor Herbert opus
- - Romberg product
- - Lehár specialty
- - "The Student Prince," e.g.
- - "Iolanthe," e.g.
- - Herbert creation
- - Light entertainment
- - a short, light opera
- - French pop excessive American consumes for entertainment