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One who won't serve the average joe One who's got something brewing One who won't serve the average joe One who's got something brewing One whose task may be a tall order Organic coffee maker? One trained in the making/serving of coffees One-sided Onetime Hungarian premier Ousted Prime Minister of Hungary. One-time Hungarian prime minister One of the Five Pillars of Islam Once-in-a-lifetime trip, of a sort Once-in-a-lifetime trip to see Oasis to surprise John Joe One of Islam’s “pillars” (spelling with a doubled consonant) Orange juice, at times One of those elements in Miso soup for posh midday starter Original forms of words Original meanings Original word forms Old words from which modern words are derived Original word forms One of Germany's "Big Three" One of the German Big 3 Of hearing: Prefix. 5000 or Vigor, e.g. Onetime "Truth in engineering" sloganeer Opposite of masc. Opposite of masc. Opp. of masc. Opposite of masc. Of the fair sex: Abbr. Opp. of masculine Opposite of masc. Opposite of masc. Opposite of masc. Opposite of masc Opposite of masc Offhand comment from a slacker? "One if by land and two if ___ . . . " One way to travel Ore analyst Ore tester Ore analyzer Ore analyzer One analyses metals One does chemical tests on metals Ore analyzer Overcome by mal de mer? Offer farewells to the characters in 23 down moving to America Once every 12 months On an annual basis Once every 12 months Once per annum Occurring every 365 days Occurring every 365 days Once a year, Yard is ahead of schedule Once every 52 weeks Onetime Pawnee neighbors One-time Pawnee neighbors Onetime Pawnee neighbors Old Platte River dwellers Onetime members of the Winnebago Nation Oklahoma natives Osage relatives Oklahoma natives Oklahoma Indians One-time Pawnee neighbors Onetime Pawnee neighbors Old Platte River dwellers Oklahoma natives Onetime members of the Winnebago Nation Oklahoma Indians Oklahoma Indians. Oklahoma tribe. Okla. Indians Oklahoma Indians Oklahoma tribe Onetime dwellers along the Big Blue River Oklahoma Indians Oklahoma tribesmen Oklahoma natives Oklahoma Indians Onetime dwellers along the Big Blue River Onetime members of the Winnebago Nation Onetime members of the Winnebago Nation Onetime Pawnee neighbors One of the Rolling Stones 40, 60, 75 or 100, commonly One of the Rolling Stones One of the Rolling Stones One of the four suits in the Minor Arcana Official One fruit stand locale Oft-patched clothing parts Oft-patched clothing parts OPEC participant One with a short hajj "Oh, poor you!" "Oh, cry me a river!" 'Oh, cry me a river!' 'Oh, stop whining!' Ones One-way tickets Operating room item One of the Washingtons Oldie introduced by Ethel Waters: 1924 Old school singer/actress Shore Offensive remark Offend. Offend, in a way Offend Offend, in a way Offend Offend leadership primarily in volatile Tunis Offensive remark ___ once in a while __ once in a while __ once in a while One and all. One and all ___ other One and all __ other: alternating Out-of-the-box feature Out-of-the-box feature Ornamental vessels. Objets d'art. One might make arrangements for them Old-time favors. One goofing off One who's no dynamo One goofing off Ohs, in Germany One taking up slack? One in an airport taxi line, for the most part Ohs in Ems One just sitting around One with nothing to do Outmoded entertainment source One on the side lines. Otiose one One loitering One loafing One with nothing to do One not seeking work One just twiddling his thumbs One with little to do One with time to spare One just sitting around One with nothing to do One doing nothing One with no to-do lists One loitering One with nothing to do One taking it easy One not seeking work One just twiddling his thumbs One with little to do Ones involved in dust-ups? Ones who'll straighten you up? One with nothing to do One doing nothing Octet in "The 12 Days of Christmas" Octet in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" One taking up slack? One in an airport taxi line, for the most part Octet "a-milking" in a Christmas song One in an airport taxi line, for the most part Octet in 'The 12 Days of Christmas' Octet in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' Occasionally indulge then run briefly -- lazybones One had empty life, right? One unoccupied snug oddly ignored by indulgers One stuck in traffic, at times One stuck in traffic, at times One doing nothing One wasting time One in line at the post office One might get a return Ones a-milking in a Christmas carol One mailing a letter Omission indicator One making dispatches One going to the post office One mailing a letter One might get a return One who may need a stamp Omission mark. Okay request Omission sign. Outcoming. Opposition made a fair amount of prospective partner Opposition Opposition Oozed. Onion rings, for one Oozed Oliver or Thomas One in "another fine mess" Oft-grated cheese 2010 Oscars co-host with Hathaway Obstacle in road repairs, maybe Obstacle in road repairs, maybe Opposite of "noir" One of the Alps. Opposite of 57 Down (Of wine) white Of wine, white One of the German Big 3 Oriental neighbor Oriental neighbor Oriental Avenue neighbor, in Monopoly Oriental neighbor Oriental Avenue neighbor Often-injured knee ligament, for short One who goldbricks Ovid's 1,150 Often-injured knee ligament, for short Often-injured knee ligament, for short Onetime 'Truth in engineering' sloganeer "__ otras cosas" (among other things: Sp.) One who's got it coming One with a check Oriental priests. Organized. On hands and ___. On one's ___ (submissive) One of the strike zone limits Ones meeting in Charleston? Ones meeting in Charleston? One of the strike zone limits Our largest joints Oft-patched pants parts Ore concentrations Ore holders Ore lodes. Ore layers __ out (fall off one's surfboard) ___ out (destroy) ___ out (raze) ___ out (obliterate) One who might get top billing One might get stuck in an office One might get stuck in an office "Oh, ___ cryin' out loud!" Opposite of 'agin' 'Oh, ___ cryin' out loud!' One of those in 1 down has father from old city in Syria One from Beirut, say