9-Letter Words Containing O

The Lord's party, a small one, to call for curtailment

Dominick

Authorities swindle underdogs

Authorities party with underlings

Spheres of influence

Jackson of "Pose"

Dominium

What the generous make

Contributions to charities, for example

What activists may make

Donative

DONNE a given piece of data

Donniker

DONNISH scholarly

Idly draw wire in flying bomb

Rail-maintenance car

German bomb otherwise known as a V-1

Thingamajig (#8 on the list)

What-do-you-call-it

What-you-may-call-it.

DOOMFUL {ominous=adj}

Pessimist is more so, with day going wrong

During exit, May's wrangling with European alarmist

Times to be judged

Sentencing times

Doomster

Entryway sounds to answer

Some entrance buttons

Butlers' prompts

People go between them

People come in between them

Frame parts

Handles books don ordered about queen

Latch releasers

They're banned in Vancouver in new housing

Symbols of death (wordplay)

Choice of salon treatments (wordplay)

Large-headed studdings

It identifies an exec's office

Entrance appurtenance.

Item on which an office worker's name is printed

Doorpost

Entrance step-overs

Threshold parts

Thresholds

Where to find some babes

Spots for some jack-o'-lanterns

Porch adjuncts

Re-purposed fruitcakes, perhaps

Bricks, iron dogs, etc

Hardware for the household.

Frontage plots

Dopamine

Dopehead

Ones giving winner forecasts

Ones making sports predictions

Racetrack worthies.

Dirty room (anagram)

Dirty room (wordplay)

Apt anagram of 'dirty room' (wordplay)

""A plant of the genus Doronicum, which includes the leopard's bane.""

Device measuring absorbed radiation

Radiation detection device

New G. I. "dog tag" warning of radiation

""Measurement of doses; specif., a system of therapeutics which uses but few remedies, mostly alkaloids, and gives them in doses fixed by certain rules.""

Dosseret

Dotation

Shore birds, the plovers.

Birds trained in Old Street

""Dottier , dottiest a. Mentally unbalanced; crazy.""

Bridge suit holding

Two cards of a suit in a hand

Blonde out (anagram) - two cards

Pirate's coins

Old gold

Doublure

Uncertain

Certainly not like Thomas

Lotus beds, for sure

Certainly have fewer qualms

Tommies' WWI allies

American soldiers of WWI

Pillsbury mascots

C.S.A. sympathizer in the North

Doughy

Adjective meaning resembling

Money mad types (wordplay)

Non-dieter's breakfast (wordplay)

Banker's breakfast?

Doughty

In a doughty manner.

Doupioni

Douzeper

Certain bird homes.

Houses for birds.

Pigeon coops

Fits together logically.

Fits neatly together

Fits together neatly

Opposite of chic

Dull appearance

Perhaps flat round ordinary rods

Performing nicely in joint fixture

There's nothing in the house for the carpenter to do

Stock market irritant (wordplay)

Certain strokes by Mehta

""An extremely powerful downward air current from a cumulonimbus cloud, typically associated with thunderstorm activity.""

Downcast

Downcome

""In basketball, in a direction towards the basket, also UPCOURT""

Vertical air movement

Spoiler of a smooth plane ride

Air pocket

Trips from penthouse to poorhouse

Trips from penthouse to poorhouse

Ruinous failures

Lesley-Ann and Sally in enemy territory (wordplay)

A+ for a successful Hail Mary (wordplay)

Feather quality (wordplay)

Reduce in importance

Downhaul

Downhill

Undulating treeless regions.

Satellite to earth signal paths

Semis full of feathers (wordplay)

Transfers on a PC

iTunes deliveries

Downpipe

Doesn't make much of blue stage shows

Diminishes in importance

Makes seem less important

Downpour

; adj. In a direction away from the launch site and along the flight line of a missile test range: landed a thousand miles downrange; the downrange target area.

Totally blue and Tory!

Germany have the side? Absolutely!

Absolutely miserable, agreed (wordplay)

He steers, taking hold, towards the sea

From source to mouth

Admit into golf club closer to the sea

On the cheap end

Not luxurious

Move from "D" to "L" (4,5)

Move to a lower gear

Slow without braking

Independent school's negative aspects

Less appealing aspects of some Ulster teams

Underneaths

Cut the deadwood

Smaller now, in corporate-speak

Cut back, in corporate-speak

Hands out pink slips

Scales back, or a hint to the starts of the starred answers

A downward course; a decline: "a growing concern among . . . board leaders about whether the economy could be headed for a downslide" (Andrée Brooks).

A downward slope.

A vertical pipe for carrying rainwater down from a roof gutter.

Actor's area

Toward the audience

Nearest the audience

Toward a southern border

Toward the southern border

Like New York City, for example

Eider feathers (wordplay)

Declining trend

County's side in an undesirable financial situation

Downtick

Newspaper for duck farmers (wordplay)

Weekends, perhaps

Downtown

Something seen by bears

Unwelcome stock phenomenon

Miserable course concerned with economic decline

Market dips

Economic declines

'Dips won't run out' (from the sign outside)

Direction of the pull of gravity

How this word goes in

Towards a lower point

Dowsabel

Very severe medic with a look over Scot

Very harsh like severe laws

Incan road (anagram) - extremely harsh

Professional interpreters in the Orient

Official guides or interpreters in the Near East.

Fabulous lizards, pocket size

Puff's pants part (wordplay)

Insect trail on sole inhibits foot

Bore just netting female insect

Resembling a dragon.

Compelled by coercion

Gordon almost dead, confused and coerced

Pressed Gordon first about reshuffling Balls

Dragrope

Drammock

Dramshop

Drawbore

Drawdown

Ornamental needlework done by drawing threads to form lacelike patterns.

Rasta's braid

Deal going down the Swanee (wordplay)

Import teak, say, brought in by sea

Import teak, maybe, carried by sea

Stalactite

It throws water off where rough patch in seaway breaks over

Peer over large cape for comic effect

Steven Wright quality

Subtle quality of some humor

Caravansary visitor (wordplay)

Featured creature (four letters)

Lawrence's mount

DRONING drone

Most forlorn

Least spirited

Drophead

Old-fashioned field goal attempts

Flying moves provide a little excitement

Old field goal attempts

Lamp on an adjustable cord

The smallest quantity of liquid heavy enough to fall in a spherical mass. See Table at measurement .

Guano, basically

What clumsy bartenders do

Surprise court actions

Soft returns, in tennis

Afflicted in Paris - cold, shivering

Dropwort

Old-time Moscow transport.

Drossy

Drouthy

Drownd

Most likely to nod

Most soporific

One kind of "cowboy."

Shopping-mall unit

Some vivid rugs to revitalize pharmacy

Buns for bongo players (wordplay)

Dramatic percussion intros

Drypoint

With skepticism

Call promise to pay cunning, in suspicious manner

Dubonnet

Plank across mud

Planking for marshy ground

Wooden aid for walking over wet ground

Ductwork

Duecento

English word

Astonish, render speechless

Silence from stupid cast

Leave lost for words

Leaves speechless (var.)

No-brainers (wordplay)

Dungeon

Odium co-ed might produce in interval of music

Two hundred and one in protest bound by the dozen

Page size of the French verse recalled over microphone

Duodenum

Duologue

Duopoly

How long things last

Lengths

""An instrument for measuring the degree of hardness; especially, an instrument for testing the relative hardness of steel rails and the like.""

Paper jacket for a book

Removable part of a book

Jacket on a book

Electrical machine with two armature windings

Dynatron

""Difficulty in speaking, usually evidenced by hoarseness.""

Impatience under affliction; morbid restlessness; dissatisfaction; the fidgets.

""An emotional state characterized by anxiety, depression, or unease.""

Dyspnoea

Dystocia

Dystonia

"Hunger Games" descriptor

Like "The Hunger Games" society

Like 'The Hunger Games' society

Nightmare worlds

Disorder involving wasting of muscle tissue etc.

An alderman.

English word

English word

One phrase (anagram)

Sound-system accessory

They cater for a private reception

Otoliths

Human that's like a fox (wordplay)

Like all mortals

Originating from our planet

Farming for defence (wordplay)

Rampart made of soil

Agriculture for defence

Angler's bait, perhaps

Soil-dwelling creature

Night crawler, for example

Footballer on the way to Stirling

Moving toward the orient

Going from L.A. to Baltimore, for example

Hairdresser's shop

Calm - relaxed - nonchalant

Happy-go-lucky midshipman goes on leave

Listen in (on)

Act like an icicle (wordplay)

Rain on the roof?

Ebonise

Ebonize

Ecdysone

Echelon

Echinoid

English word

Echogram

Parroter's form of speech.

Habit of repeating others' words.

Repetition of another's words

Speech

""Pl. echoviruses Any of a number of enteroviruses of the family Picornaviridae, inhabiting the gastrointestinal tract and associated with various diseases, such as viral meningitis, mild respiratory infections, and severe diarrhea in newborns.""

Eclogite

Eclosion

Green nuts (wordplay)

Ecology

One might be worried to see lost ice go!

Student of environments.

Global warming researcher, often

Crash course (wordplay)

The science of bread-making (wordplay)

The study of the finances of the state

They may be the saving of you

Cuts in expenses

Favorite topic of Senator Byrd.

Save someone with ice almost melting

Someone once contrived to emulate 1

Mean to do this

Malthus, for one

Comes into (anagram)

Galbraith's calling.

Bypass brand names, say

Cut back

Be frugal

Core sheep (anagram)

Life-support system (wordplay)

All habitable areas, collectively

Tundra, for example (not the truck)

A green sphere (wordplay)

The local biosphere (wordplay)

Embryological layers

Ectomere

Lean-bodied person

Thin person required to model 22 top

One with a light body build

What supposedly emanates from a medium

Medium's output

Supposed material exuded by medium

Ectosarc

Cold-blooded animal

Ectozoan

EDEMA an excessive accumulation of serous fluid

Leader's an idiot - real stupid!

Leader of opinion (wordplay)

Journalistic leader, perhaps

McMahon's schooling (wordplay)

Letters perhaps auctioned off

A tonic due (anagram)