➠ Words with o

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  • - Tim's TV show in the sitcom Home Improvement, .. Time
  • - in uprising, plunder instrument
  • - Stolen goods put back in vehicle
  • - Item in a heavy belt
  • - idiotic bro, in slang
  • - Instrument used excessively by a learner?
  • - Implement brought back in Waterloo train
  • - it can be instrumental in obtaining loot
  • - implement for getting plunder back
  • - Item in a repairperson's belt
  • - Instrument e.g. hammer
  • - Item in a kit (anagram of "loot")
  • - Instrument used for work
  • - Something stored in a shed
  • - Carpenter's instrument.
  • - Decorate, in a way
  • - Item in a chest
  • - Item in a shed
  • - Inordinately large instrument
  • - ... Time (Tim's show on Home Improvement)
  • - Chisel or screwdriver, e.g.
  • - Jackhammer or saw
  • - Maybe saw Rob coming back
  • - loot spent on utensil
  • - Headless hound, a useful thing
  • - Hammer, eg
  • - Hammer, hoe, or hex wrench
  • - Hammer or shovel, e.g.
  • - it's made to be used
  • - Screwdriver or hammer, e.g.
  • - Chisel or adze
  • - Wrench or gouge
  • - Pliers or saw
  • - A crows twig e.g.
  • - Twisting spoils piece of equipment
  • - implement also gets left
  • - Wrench saw or hammer
  • - what the workman uses for turning up the swag
  • - ... Time (Home Improvement show within a show)
  • - A rock, for a crow, sometimes
  • - screwdriver
  • - Implement for opening this retro dunny
  • - Overly large implement
  • - Branch of industrial engineering that is concerned with optimizing production processes
  • - it's used by the artisan for bringing back the booty
  • - Needle-nose pliers, for one
  • - Pliers or wrench
  • - Square or plane, e.g.
  • - implement the return of the swag
  • - Adjustable wrench, for one
  • - what the craftsman uses, as well as a learner
  • - Hammer, hatchet, or hacksaw
  • - Hammer or saw, for one
  • - Cork's crew, for example, must take back loot
  • - Fixer's need
  • - Jerkwad
  • - A hammer or chisel
  • - A ...shed, where one would keep fix-em-up stuff
  • - Power drill, for one
  • - Equipment meant for a particular task
  • - Level or lever
  • - Hammer or plane
  • - implement the return of money
  • - Put back the necessary file, for example
  • - Implement of inordinate length
  • - sander or saw
  • - Wrench, for example
  • - Too large to implement
  • - Tradie's implement
  • - Implement as well left
  • - Hammer or sickle, say
  • - Like a hammer or a chisel
  • - Small plane, for one
  • - Hammer or screwdriver, e.g.
  • - Chisel, eg
  • - Wrench, eg
  • - Book design that's impressed as well large
  • - Drill or wrench
  • - Hammer or screwdriver, for one
  • - Clamp or screwdriver, for example
  • - Axe or hammer, e.g.
  • - jack or jimmy
  • - Excessively large plane?
  • - Circular saw, e.g.
  • - Go cruising
  • - Work on leather
  • - Archaeological-dig find
  • - Kind of kit
  • - Shed item
  • - Gift for a handyman
  • - Handyman's need
  • - Labor saver
  • - One being used
  • - Saw, say
  • - Saw, e.g.
  • - Carpenter's gadget
  • - Hammer or wrench
  • - Screwdriver or wrench
  • - Adz or awl
  • - Means to an end.
  • - Complete idiot
  • - Plane, for one
  • - Plane, for example
  • - Chisel, e.g.
  • - Device
  • - Workbench item
  • - Hammer or Spade
  • - Utensil
  • - Work leather
  • - Shop item
  • - Drive along
  • - Die, e.g
  • - Wrench or hammer
  • - Hammer or tongs
  • - Level, for one
  • - Jack, hammer, or jackhammer
  • - Jerk, slangily
  • - Hammer or hacksaw
  • - 54-Across or 58-Across, for example
  • - Puppet or pawn
  • - Chainsaw possibly also large
  • - Hammer or saw
  • - Level or lathe
  • - Screwdriver, for one
  • - Soldering 50-Down, e.g
  • - Plane, e.g
  • - Easily influenced person
  • - Hardware store purchase
  • - Implement excessively large
  • - Practical implement
  • - Lifting toilet takes time, first, and specialist equipment
  • - Hammer or handsaw
  • - Pipe wrench, e.g
  • - Look smart removing marks with piece of kit
  • - Hacksaw or hammer
  • - Level or bevel
  • - Hammer or sickle
  • - Handyman's buy
  • - Level or plane
  • - Chisel or gouge
  • - Saw, for example, cash being lifted
  • - Easily manipulated sort
  • - Device, implement
  • - 1996 Coen Brothers film for which Frances McDormand won a Best Actress Oscar
  • - City in North Dakota - and a film by the Coen brothers
  • - 1990s film with a famous wood chipper scene
  • - fine mythical ship in us city
  • - Film for which Frances McDormand won her first Oscar
  • - 1996 film by the coen brothers
  • - FX series inspired by a Coen brothers film
  • - Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series
  • - 2014 Emmy-winning miniseries based on a 1996 film
  • - 1996 Coen brothers film
  • - Frances McDormand film
  • - Coen brothers film
  • - Coen brothers film of 1996
  • - Film for which Frances McDormand won an Oscar
  • - 1996 film that won Best Original Screenplay
  • - McDormand Oscar film
  • - Film by the Coens
  • - 1996 Joel Coen film
  • - Coen brothers 1996 film noir
  • - Coen brothers 1996 film
  • - 1995 Frances McDormand film
  • - Coen brothers film, '96
  • - Film following mythical boat
  • - TV anthology series whose 2014 season starred Martin Freeman
  • - long-running tv series inspired by a 1996 coen brothers movie.
  • - 1996 movie with the line "sir, you have no call to get snippy with me"
  • - FX series set in the Great Plains
  • - Oscar-winning city in North Dakota
  • - Twin city of Moorhead, Minnesota
  • - tv show inspired by a coen brothers movie of the same title
  • - Wells ..., American financial services company
  • - Significant eastern city of North Dakota
  • - north dakota's most-populous city
  • - Crime drama set in the Midwest
  • - Coen Brothers classic
  • - FX series that starred Kirsten Dunst and Patrick Wilson in season 2
  • - FX series based on a Coen Brothers movie
  • - FX crime drama that features a new cast every season
  • - Partner of Wells
  • - 1996 Coen Brothers thriller
  • - North Dakota's largest city
  • - FX series with Billy Bob Thornton
  • - North Dakota home of the Roger Maris Museum
  • - Banking partner of Wells
  • - Movie whose screenplay won an Oscar for the Coen brothers
  • - Seat of Cass County, North Dakota
  • - 1996 Best Picture nominee
  • - North Dakota city on the Red River
  • - Largest North Dakota city
  • - Wells's partner
  • - McDormand-Macy movie
  • - North Dakota border city
  • - Wells' partner
  • - The Coen brothers' 1996 release
  • - North Dakota State's home
  • - Frances McDormand picture
  • - Henry Wells' partner
  • - Coen brothers hit
  • - City in southeast North Dakota
  • - Wells ......
  • - Coen brothers' 1996 hit
  • - Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay, 1996
  • - Macy's showcase?
  • - AFI's #84 (1996)
  • - Oscar competition for "The English Patient"
  • - Seat of Cass County
  • - Henry Wells stopped here
  • - N.D.'s largest city
  • - Wells's friend
  • - City in N. Dakota
  • - Pony express man.
  • - Largest city in N. Dakota.
  • - Largest city in North Dakota.
  • - Pioneer expressman.
  • - Largest city in N. D.
  • - Pioneer of the pony express.
  • - Co-founder of the Pony Express.
  • - Red River city
  • - City on the Red River
  • - Dakota city
  • - North Dakota city
  • - City in North Dakota
  • - Flickertail State city
  • - N.D. city
  • - Best Picture nominee of 1996
  • - Wells ___ (financial services company)
  • - 2003 holiday romantic comedy with Martin Freeman as a stand-in actor: 2 wds.
  • - 2003 Hugh Grant film
  • - Ducky web sites?
  • - Web sites?
  • - Ring sites
  • - Ring holders
  • - Web site
  • - Ring bearers?
  • - Exercisers touch them
  • - Drives slantingly
  • - Drives nails obliquely
  • - Drives aslant, as nails
  • - Digits with nails
  • - Digits used in preschool counting lessons?
  • - Digits of interest to a pedicurist
  • - Digits for counting beyond 10?
  • - Digits displayed on beaches
  • - Digits covered up by socks
  • - Digits a pedicurist works on
  • - Digital water testers?
  • - Darned sock parts
  • - Dactylitis locale
  • - Dactyl and hallux
  • - Counting units for tykes
  • - Counting bases of yore
  • - Counting aids of old
  • - Corn locations
  • - Corn locales
  • - Corn growers?
  • - Clumsy dancer's problems
  • - Bottom digits
  • - Booties don't always cover them
  • - Body parts counted during "This Little Piggy"
  • - Big digits
  • - Bathwater testers
  • - Base 10?
  • - Ballet supporters
  • - Ballerina's supports
  • - Ballerina's footing
  • - Bad place to drop a heavy box
  • - Baby's playthings
  • - Baby's discovery
  • - Baby counters
  • - Babinski reflex responders
  • - Alert people are on theirs
  • - Alert folks are on theirs
  • - A foot has five of them
  • - "This Little Piggy" digits
  • - "Popsicle ......" (Michael Franks song)
  • - "On Your ......" (1936 Rodgers & Hart musical)
  • - "On Your ......," Rodgers-Hart 1936 musical
  • - "On Your ......," 1936 Broadway musical
  • - "Little piggy" items
  • - "Little piggies," to small children
  • - "Head, shoulders, knees and ...... ..."
  • - "...and bells on her ................"
  • - ...... the line (obeys)
  • - ...... the line (conforms)
  • - Sock parts
  • - Pedal extremities
  • - Little digits
  • - Boot parts
  • - Pump parts
  • - Golf club parts
  • - Hose fillers?
  • - Parts of feet
  • - Shoe parts
  • - You can count on them
  • - Step (on)
  • - Little piggies, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Tips of shoes
  • - Toddler's "piggies"
  • - Ballerina's means of support
  • - Tips of socks
  • - Parts involved in pedicures
  • - Foot parts
  • - The T. rex had four per foot
  • - Wingtips' tips
  • - Wiggly piggies
  • - Foot digits
  • - Little piggies, perhaps
  • - 'Little piggies'
  • - Tips for a shoeshiner
  • - Sock wigglers
  • - A pig's foot has four of them
  • - Human's 'piggies'
  • - Objectives for some stretchers
  • - Most bears have five per paw
  • - Word with tippy or twinkle
  • - Pedicurists work on them
  • - Flip-flops bare them
  • - They might be curled or dipped
  • - Tips of boots
  • - Wingtip's tips
  • - Ballerinas dance on them
  • - Pair on an ostrich's foot
  • - Sock fillers
  • - Things sandals lack
  • - Little dippers?
  • - Sometimes trod on
  • - Water temperature testers
  • - Things to 67 Across
  • - Pirouette points
  • - Ballet digits
  • - Personal support group
  • - Pedi concerns
  • - Reinforced parts of work boots
  • - Tot's 'piggies'
  • - Digits
  • - Flip-flop grippers
  • - Wiggled digits
  • - On foot of the other economic strategic summits
  • - What surfers 'hang'
  • - Pirouette pivots
  • - 'Hang ten' hangers
  • - Foot fivesome
  • - On one's ....: alert
  • - Grounded 10
  • - Things infants discover
  • - Places for corns
  • - Socks cover them
  • - So-called 'Hemingway cats' have extra ones
  • - Stocking parts
  • - The alert are on theirs
  • - Parts of the body that may be wiggled
  • - Emu's sextet
  • - Tips for shoes for baritones with no brain
  • - Things some stretchers try to touch
  • - Oft stepped-on things
  • - Twinkle ....: Skechers brand
  • - Crocs often cover them
  • - Digits on the ground
  • - The ten in 'hang ten'
  • - They're usually seen with sandals
  • - Shoed digits
  • - Ballet pivots
  • - The five to a foot
  • - Water testers
  • - Set of digits starts off 2,1,8,7
  • - Podiatrists are concerned with them
  • - Stretchers may touch them
  • - Flip-flop revelations
  • - Ten below?
  • - Pedicurists' targets
  • - Parts of putters
  • - Digits in flats, maybe
  • - Shoe tips
  • - Ten digits
  • - Word in a readiness metaphor
  • - Tips of wingtips
  • - Pedicure focus
  • - Pedicurist's concern.
  • - Extremities
  • - Kicks
  • - On your ......
  • - Low digits
  • - ... the line
  • - A foot has five
  • - Foot features
  • - Touches
  • - Stocking stuffers
  • - Pedal pushers
  • - Things stuck in clogs?
  • - Pedicure targets
  • - Tootsies
  • - Fingers
  • - ...... the mark
  • - Body parts supported by the lower phalangeal bones
  • - Shoe digits
  • - Hurt, step on someone's ...
  • - baby piggies?