9-Letter Words Containing OO

Minor goal (wordplay)

A step above the minors (wordplay)

Supposedly mature years

Perhaps I am never in time like this

On following no following amend, perhaps

Am finished before it starts (wordplay)

Agalwood

Airproof

Distant character (wordplay)

Reserve foals one's to break

Lack of warmth of seals on rocks

Alumroot

Anoopsia

No maestro (anagram)

Where waiters gather

Chambers ran to some races

Missile base or plant

Starch-yielding plant

Take a bow to such starch underground

Tree once associated with bow wielders

Aunthood

Babyhood

Support drivers (wordplay)

Help drivers to find remote places

Support golfer from remote country area

Had a rapid weight gain

Increased quickly in size, as a budget

Multiplied at a rapid rate

Places where you can waltz right in

Round there there's dancing

Sites of some wedding receptions

Hypes vigorously

Overpublicizes

Lead by the nose

Mystify, cheat

Bluff queen sent back liquor - about a litre

Marsupial, one breaking ring on bird

Small insectivorous marsupial

Marsupial in group with one bird

They may go through withdrawals

Prevent the car going in reverse with norhing on the end for the slaves

Sit on them

Seats of a sort.

Pub perches

Basswood

Places to go

Bearwood

Beblood

BEDROOM a room for sleeping

Beefwood

A source of sugar.

Red vegetables, in Reading

Insect runs around top of orange plants

Befool

Begloom

Benefitting

Bentwood

Besmooth

Besoothe

Besoothe

Bigaroon

Billhook

""An herbaceous plant (Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties. Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties.""

Founder of influential magazine: Ebony, possibly (wordplay)

A sanguinary massacre

Total rout

A gory massacre - might be cleansing (wordplay)

Bloodfin

Likeliest to get an R rating, perhaps

Most violent

Blooding

Feeble; drained of colour

Like some coups

Cold war unlikely to be this

Something tracked for purebreds

Drunken Biondello reveals pedigree

*Horse breeder's concern

Circulatory system (wordplay)

Circulatory system?

With dashing young man, search for scarlet flower

A slaughterhouse (wordplay)

R-rated film feature, maybe

Carnage in Slaughterhouse (wordplay)

Inflamed (of eye)

Reddened, inflamed eye

(Of eye) streaked with red

""Any of various red, segmented marine worms of the genera Polycirrus and Enoplobranchus that have bright red bodies and are often used for bait.""

Bloody

Bloomy

Requirements for some tests

Social registers

Social registers

Bluewood

Meeting place (wordplay)

Lodge in this meeting place (wordplay)

Where a company's leaders meet

They're used to snag mooring lines

Docking aids

Mooring equipment

Surefire, as a standup's material (wordplay)

A lot of money made as evidence of being well protected

Ignorant middle class, per H. L. Mencken

Mencken's great unwashed

Stupid people, as H.L. Mencken put it

English word

BOOGER a piece of snot

Boogey

Mr. Fright (wordplay)

""BOOGEY to dance to rock music, also BOOGIE, BOOGY""

Sobbing

Order examples for the works (wordplay)

Law office fixtures

Shelves trial in reserves

BOOKISH pertaining to books

Booklore

A minute wingless psocopterous insect (Liposcelis divinatorius) injurious to books and papers.Liposcelis divinatorius) injurious to books and papers.

Bet middler (wordplay)

Publisher perhaps enjoys course work

Odd accountant (wordplay)

Dog-ear alternates

Volume's identification.

Found in some volumes

One may get stuck into a literary work

Bookrack

Reading supports

Novel storage area (wordplay)

Supporter of literature (wordplay)

Where volume may be turned up (wordplay)

Businesses that thrive on high volume sales (wordplay)

They sell the dead presumably? It's novel to the markets!

Bibliophile's source

Reserves lofty retail outlet

Where the volume is not 30 across

Volume setting (wordplay)

Volume business (wordplay)

Barnes and Noble, for one

Very serious students

They haunt libraries

Ones who study hard

Portable sources of music

Powerful, portable radios

Portable stereos

Noisy Australian club (wordplay)

Get off me, chimed Kylie (wordplay)

One making a comeback (wordplay)

Areas with population explosions

Blast urban areas that have short-lived prosperity

Head of municipality to pull in favours for thriving areas

Rough country: Slang.

Rough country Slang.

Sticks may be advantage with crops

In a rough bad-mannered way

Rudely, coarsely

Buffer (wordplay)

Oxford shiner

Pump polisher

Certain stores in the U. S.

Stores with arrays of leather goods, usually

Bootjack

Producers of tieups at work (wordplay)

They're tightened before a march

Some workers' footwear securers

Bootlick

Item for a certain lift

Computer program loading method

Metaphorical self-help aid

Type of carpet - a bold Moor (anagram)

Kind of carpeting.

Type of woven carpet

Broody

Horse kept for breeding

Female horse kept for mating

Stable parent

Brookite

Reading material you probably won't ever look at again

Casual game akin to hockey

Sport similar to ice hockey, played without skates

""A variety of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) having a stiff, erect, much-branched flower cluster, the stalks of which are used to make brooms.""

Broomy

""A genus (Orobanche) of parasitic plants of Europe and Asia. They are destitute of chlorophyll, have scales instead of leaves, and spiked flowers, and grow attached to the roots of other plants, as furze, clover, flax, wild carrot, etc. The name is sometimes applied to other plants related to this genus, as Aphyllon uniflorumand Aphyllon Ludovicianum.Orobanche) of parasitic plants of Europe and Asia. They are destitute of chlorophyll, have scales instead of leaves, and spiked flowers, and grow attached to the roots of other plants, as furze, clover, flax, wild carrot, etc. The name is sometimes applied to other plants related to this genus, as Aphyllon uniflorumand Aphyllon Ludovicianum.""

Copse.

Southwestern cowboys

Broncobusters

Cowboys.

Buckeroo

One of two Bugs Bunny features, both OK, cut out

""BURNOOSE a hooded cloak, also BURNOUS, BURNOUSE""

Lawrence of Arabia costumes

Riyadh robes

Arabian cloaks

Caboodle

Prison (US slang)

Jail, in slang

Prison, informally

Callaloo

Enjoyed some sexy time

The rotter embraced a foolish girl and made love

Grabbed by bounder, simpleton is kissed and cuddled

Pasta from the Golden State (wordplay)

May gets a great many cuddles

Shares hugs and kisses

Got to work greenly

Used the HOV lane

Rode with colleagues and complained about John's return

Morning pick-me-up (wordplay)

H.O.V. lane user

HOV lane user

Worked on a panel (wordplay)

Worked for Mad, maybe

Worked on a strip

Law library items

Records about broken oboes having keys with centres missing

Medical records, one of which describes work of consultant assisted by doctor

Cashbook

Raced round copse for timber

Hard, sweet-smelling timber

Durable fragrant timber

Cesspool

Mrs Ewing wrote to it, from six

Bill payer's need

It needs balancing

It must be carefully balanced

Place for coats in a cafe

Restaurant convenience

Term for minors (wordplay)

Time of life

Between infancy and adolescence

Choosy

Where to find a paid informer (wordplay)

Lessons are learnt here

Where Ichabod Crane presided

Storage area hides a tree (wordplay)

Outerwear store (wordplay)

Place for checkers (wordplay)

Some airport VIP areas

Clubroot

Certain checking stations.

Where forgotten umbrellas may accumulate

Checking places

Cockapoo

Prepare to fire a soot back at the birds

Noisy parrots

Chiefly British Orchard grass.

Cocoon

Codebook

English word

""A bitter American herb of the Bloodwort family, with the leaves all radical, and the small yellow or white flowers in a long spike (Aletris farinosa and A. aurea). Called sometimes star grass, blackroot, blazing star, and unicorn root. Aletris farinosa and A. aurea). Called sometimes star grass, blackroot, blazing star, and unicorn root.""

Plant a hoof (wordplay)

Horses step on the plant

Young horse stands on this plant

Mess with the accounting (wordplay)

Eaters' digests (wordplay)

Some contain doughnut recipes

Cookery

Military kitchen building

English word

Cookshop

Kitchen equipment.

Piece of camping gear for exploring Newfoundland (wordplay)

Cookware

Cooldown

Any of several breeds of hound developed for hunting raccoons.

1950s fad headgear

Emblems of one of the candidates.

'50s fad material

There's a barrel of work for one in this

17 across after C comes from here

Where to buy kegs

Be one of a team of surgeons (wordplay)

How surgeons work together (wordplay)

Act jointly with others.

Coopery

Cooper

Cooption

Plagiarize (wordplay)

Pupils' needs.

Cordwood

Corkwood

Action scene (wordplay)

Setting for 'Brief Encounter' (wordplay)

Solicit space for trying suits

Crampoon

Gambling metaphor for a risky venture

Something determined entirely by chance

It's tough to predict

A crooked back; one who has a crooked or deformed back; a hunchback.

Crooked

Honestly, that's not the way to do it

In a bent or twisted manner

Dishonestly, illegally

""Either of two varieties of squash, distinguished by their tapering, recurved necks. The summer crookneck is botanically a variety of the pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo) and matures early in the season. It is pale yellow in color, with warty excrescences. The winter crookneck belongs to a distinct species (Cucurbita moschata) and is smooth and often striped.summer crookneck is botanically a variety of the pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo) and matures early in the season. It is pale yellow in color, with warty excrescences. The winter crookneck belongs to a distinct species (Cucurbita moschata) and is smooth and often striped.""

Crowfoot

Cuckoo

Photographers'quarters

Photographers' quarters.

Deadwood

""A kind of tree (Osmanthus Americanus), allied to the European olive. Osmanthus Americanus), allied to the European olive.""

Dewool

Disproof

Disroot

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

Pirate's coins

Old gold

Compelled by coercion

Gordon almost dead, confused and coerced

Pressed Gordon first about reshuffling Balls

Deal going down the Swanee (wordplay)

Import teak, say, brought in by sea

Import teak, maybe, carried by sea

Most forlorn

Least spirited

English word

Scope in joint apartment (wordplay)

Enough space for drinking (wordplay)

Space for army manoeuvres (wordplay)

Enroot

Enzootic

Affecting a large number of animals at the same time within a particular region or geographic area. Used of a disease.

""A folding stool, or portable seat, made to fold up in the manner of a camo stool. It was formerly placed in the choir for a bishop, when he offciated in any but his own cathedral church.""

It's not the real Robin lying there

Lie has fooled Dicky

That's not really Robin lying there

Like some party rooms

Added colorful decor to

Decorated, in a way.

Able to withstand great heat

Secure from burning

Like asbestos, if backing censure

Fireroom

Firewood

J-J, in Texas hold 'em

Tackle box items

Angler's gear

Beat cops

Barrier to water

Scandal in the aftermath of a tsunami (wordplay)

Scandal involving Noah and the ark (wordplay)