9-Letter Words Containing OO

Floodway

Floorage

Never sealing anything, by the sound of them

Folkmoot

It's edible

Type of Chinese pad for the consumers

Bit of sustenance

Foofaraw

Tom's antics (wordplay)

Confuse author Thomas?

Confuse author Thomas (wordplay)

Trick Oliver (wordplay)

Foolish

In a foolish manner.

Impervious to incompetence

Guaranteed to work

Guaranteed against failure

Jesters' wear

Paper sheets.

They get snapped backwards

They're caught

Punters' necessities.

Dog washers (wordplay)

They relieve barking dogs

Little pools

Bed's bottom end

Bedstead part

Bedstead attachment

""Formerly, a housing or caparison for a horse.""

Sound of steps

Sound evidence of the presence of trippers

Corn, say? It'll affect one's game

Podiatrist's concern

This leads to bad service at court

Footgear

Part of a mountain range

What lie below a higher mountain

Slopes at a mountain base

A fast bowler often has problems with them at the end of his run-up

Not hampered by tight shoes (wordplay)

Ready to run, musically (wordplay)

Fancy-free companion (wordplay)

Footmark

Like a research paper

Followers of some asterisks

Postscripts of a sort

Term paper features

Footpace

Rural walks

Crime scene clue, perhaps

Evidence washed away by the tide

Birth certificate marking

Dashes, for example

Mad scrambles

Track events held at Madison Square Garden.

They get one two feet up

Ottomans, for example

Features of barbers' chairs

Footrope

Footslog

Sound effects in movies.

Scary sound in a dark alley

Horror flick sounds

The stone at the foot of a grave; opposed to headstone. headstone.

Twelve-inch ottoman (wordplay)

Pays bill, say, for furniture

Twelve-inch ottoman?

Footwall

Footwork

Foreboom

Foredoom

Forehoof

Times of day.

They go to twelve

""A fatal disease of honeybee larvae caused by one of several types of bacteria, including Bacillus alvei.""

Freeboot

""The wood of any of several fruit-bearing trees, such as the apple, cherry, or pear, used especially in cabinetmaking.""

Fuelwood

Gadroon

Like much of Howard Hughes' home, later on

Girlhood

Most dispirited

Miles to go - terrible - most depressing!

Most depressing

Glooming

Gombroon

Goodly

Goodwill

Foreseeable career path for little women

Suitable partners for little men (wordplay)

French novelist keeps time for? Venetian composer

GOOEY sticky or viscid

Silly, silly people

Silly folks

Doofuses

Utterly silly behaviour

Silly behavior

Wacky quality of sentimentality combined with shortage of subtlety

Duck with orange? Sod off!

Muck on smoother bird

Male bird pecking duck, very large duck

Large-mouthed marine denizen

Shrub of beet family

Plant of the beet family

Part of a lamp, perhaps

Part of a desk lamp

Flexible type of desk lamp

Fundamental

Indicating political trends emerging spontaneously from the people.

Place in a theatre with new capacity

Backstage waiting spot

Expression meaning theater shoptalk

Under the - Tree (Hardy)

Under the - Tree (Thomas Hardy)

Hardy tree offering standing room only

Restaurant makes king sick in coach

Where 6 may be served

Curry with little flower in restaurant

Member of the wedding

Male wedding attendant

Oliver Platt, to Stanley Tucci in 2012

They're all for the best at the weddings

Bridesmaids' counterparts

Wedding attendants.

Groovy

Keep an eye on kitchen in army barracks

Security centre on military camp

Sentry's place

Tourist's sightseeing aid

Tourist's need.

Source of information for tourists

Halloo

Manuals

Handloom

Hardboot

Comic partner told of gangster's resilience

Hard for one to be near gangster with old-fashioned daring

Courage.

Lumber for floors

Beech and hickory

Speared, as a whale

Stuck in the sea

Queequeg, in "Moby-Dick"

Queequeg, for example

Captain Ahab, ultimately

Headroom

""The hard, central part of the trunk of a tree, consisting of the old and matured wood, and usually differing in color from the outer layers. It is technically known as duramen, and distinguished from the softer sapwood or alburnum. duramen, and distinguished from the softer sapwood or alburnum.""

English word

They've been in families for generations

Passed-down valuables

Oxygen, say, emerges from parts of estate

Holloo

Student's bases

High schoolers' hubs

Roll call sites

Holiday just for two (wordplay)

Time in Hawaii, maybe

First holiday after marriage

Hoodoo

""Voodoo, a form of religion practiced chiefly in Caribbean countries (esp. Haiti); it involves witchcraft and animistic deities.Haiti); it involves witchcraft and animistic deities.""

Cavalier con jobs (wordplay)

Variable wind blows around bluffs

Deceives or, archaically, blindfolds

Western sound effect.

Sound from moving horses

The Lone Ranger sound effects

Impression created by bay (wordplay)

Equine identifier

Dance on the paper and get horsey type to leave

Witch-mask features

Aquiline facial features

Hookworm

Youths up to no good

The unacceptable faces of football

Violent troublemakers

Garment for Elizabeth Browning

Relic of crinoline days.

Dress that makes a slow dance difficult

Basketball players, in slang

Basketball players, in many crossword clues

Exultation from priest poet at gathering

An activity of Joe College

Slammers

Cans

Hornbook

Hotblood

Moved fast

Left hastily

Space in one's home

Where to receive ideas etc for 45 minutes on return of old almanac

Church staples

Church property.

Sounds as if they're bound not to be for her

Medieval fireplace feature

Corner near the yule-log

No clearance after Nigel blasted corner

Ironwood

Flammable liquid hydrocarbon

Oceanian apprentices

Items of Nazi footwear

Military footwear

Jackeroo

Joey and his parents (wordplay)

They stop when out of bounds

Thick-tailed animals

Kinghood

Kingwood

KOOKIE eccentric

Lacewood

Ladyhood

Mocked, in a way

Skewered, as in a skit

Publicly ridiculed

Trump satirist Sarah Cooper, for example

Parodist performing in Palermo resort

Hit on river, one right for satirist

""A tough, elastic wood, often used for the shafts of gigs, archery bows, fishing rods, and the like. Also, the tree which produces this wood, Duguetia Quitarensis (a native of Guiana and Cuba), and several other trees of the same family (Anonase\'91). Duguetia Quitarensis (a native of Guiana and Cuba), and several other trees of the same family (Anonase\'91).""

Latewood

Snug, as a roof.

Sealed so as not to allow seepage

Like a good travel mug

Cover charged by month can sap

Most vital element

Vital force

""Pine wood abounding in pitch, used for torches in the Southern United States; pine knots, dry sticks, and the like, for kindling a fire quickly or making a blaze.""

Linalool

Lookdown

Stupidity figures in toilets

Silly stuff

Loophole

Escape mechanisms (wordplay)

Hacker's targets

Ways out of contracts

Warm-up deliveries

A lack of strictness

John senses abnormal laxity

Relaxed condition

Masseuse's task

Relaxing and letting go

Not being tight any more

Home of counterculture (wordplay)

School's cafeteria

Where students meet to eat

State of being lusty; vigor of body.

Kinds of cookies

Sweet cookies with egg whites

Colorful French cookies

Maidhood

Markhoor

Leaving stranded

Record of Wimbledon action (wordplay)

Restaurant souvenir, maybe

Record of a World Cup game (wordplay)

Union with club's splintered fragments

Material in a fire starter set

Watch out! When in a mood, flares up quickly

Milkwood

Miscook

Beasts and bird in battle

Indian killers of snakes and rats

Domesticated animals of India.

Monkhood

Wolfsbane, a poisonous plant

A poisonous perennial plant

Buttercup's kin

Like the Asian rainy period

State of gloom or depression

Downcast condition

Mercurial quality

Night rays (wordplay)

Song in Herbert's "The Red Mill"

Night lights

Moondust

""Having a round, full face.""

MOONISH {fickle=adj}

Hold two jobs (informal)

Lamp sold at the Sky Mall (wordplay)

Sonata form of flit (wordplay)

Moonport

Tremor on satellite's surface

Night sights on the eastern horizon

Lunar events

Twilight times

Moonsail

Armstrong's 1969 view

View from a LEM

Picture of the lunar surface

Moonseed

Bootlegged product is trash!

Illicit liquor (informal)

Spirit abroad at night (wordplay)

Prospective space probes.

Apollo-program missions

Apollo missions

Gem in a Wilkie Collins novel

Subject of a Wilkie Collins classic

Colour of satellite described by Collins

Dances for doctor working with escorts

Some rock hunts

Promenades that are out of this world

Moonwort

Moorcock

Moorfowl

Writing about poor Orlando Heath

The Hound of the Baskervilles locale

Moorwort

Secure from lepidoptera

Not allowing one's clothes to get grubby

Take precaution against possible attackers

Word with prefix multi-

Mungoose

Grows rapidly? Start moving lodgings!

Phenomena over Yucca Flat.

Fungi for gastronomes.

Nainsook

Post production locales (wordplay)

Post production spots (wordplay)

SCHOOL to educate in an institution of learning

Times if day.

Spinning, intends to take a pair every lunchtime

Middays

Periods when many go to lunch

Twelve-hundreds, in the miltary

Middays

English word

They're bound for school

Some September purchases

Small volumes with blank pages

Octoroon

Rushes by rotten branches

Removes raspberries' branches

Branches or derivatives

Bystanders, rubber-neckers

They want to see the action

Gillian Avery's audience

Looking on or forward.

Oogamete

Plural or third person singular

Development of the ovum

Biology

Oogonium

Oolachan

Oologist

Oompah

Oosphere

Fragrant rhizome of Florentine iris

Pulverized perfumery item

Ingredient in sachet powder.

Outbloom

Outcook

Liking hiking, say

Fond of hiking, camping, etc

Fond of hiking, camping, etc.

Outfool

Like many a Riesling

Beaten in a race

Outroot

Outscoop

Hits more targets than

Makes more baskets than

Able to stand the heat (wordplay)

Capable of withstanding high temperatures

Sells more seats that are available