Crossword clues for oater
oater
- Certain shoot-'em-up
- Any of 26 in 1959-60 prime time
- "True Grit" or "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," e.g
- "Stagecoach," for one
- "High Noon," e.g
- "Cattle Queen of Montana," for one
- ''Stagecoach,'' for one
- ''Shane'' or ''Stagecoach''
- Wild West pic
- Western, facetiously
- Western saga
- Wayne movie, usually
- Wayne movie
- Wayne feature
- Vehicle for Wayne?
- Vehicle for Wayne
- Typical Tom Mix flick
- Story full of horseshit?
- Shooting star setting
- Shoot-'em-up flick
- Roy Rogers flick, e.g
- Picture with posses
- Picture with a posse
- Peckinpah product
- Movie with saloon brawls, perhaps
- Movie with a shootout at high noon, maybe
- Movie that might rope you in?
- Movie that might end in a showdown
- Movie consisting of many shots
- Mix feature
- Many a Wayne flick
- Lash LaRue's "Frontier Revenge," e.g
- Lash LaRue vehicle
- Lash LaRue film, e.g
- Ken Maynard flick e.g
- John Wayne movie, maybe
- It's full of horseshit
- It often involves competitive drawing
- It may be set in stages
- It may be partly set on a stage
- Horse's tale
- Horse show?
- Hollywood staple
- High Noon e.g
- Hayes milieu
- Grey work
- Gabby Hayes milieu
- Ford flick, often
- Ford feature, often
- Flick with a saloon setting, often
- Film with steeds and saloons
- Film with lots of shooting stars?
- Film with dusty streets, typically
- Film with a stage?
- Film with a saloon
- Film that often includes drawings
- Film shot in a desolate location, probably
- Film on the range
- Film often shot in stages
- Film involving stage scenes
- Cliched Western film
- Chaps can be seen in one
- Autry flick, e.g
- Any Roy Rogers flick
- "Unforgiven" e.g
- "True Grit," for one
- "They Died With Their Boots On," for one
- "The Nevadan," e.g
- "The Magnificent Seven," e.g
- "The Cisco Kid," e.g
- "Stage to Mesa City," e.g
- "Pale Rider," for example
- "Pale Rider," e.g
- "Laredo" or "Laramie"
- "In Old Mexico" or "In Old Santa Fe"
- "Bonanza" or "Rawhide"
- "3:10 to Yuma", e.g
- ''Unforgiven,'' e.g
- ''They Died with Their Boots On,'' e.g
- ''The Nevadan,'' e.g
- ''Pale Rider,'' e.g
- Western movie
- "Shane" or "Stagecoach"
- Tom Mix film, e.g
- Shoot-'em-up film
- Gene Autry pic
- Cowboy flick
- Many a John Wayne film, informally
- Horse opera
- "Stagecoach," e.g.
- Shoot-'em-up, perhaps
- Many a Gary Cooper pic
- "They Died With Their Boots On," e.g.
- One might be shot on the range
- "Outlaws of the Range," e.g.
- Movie with a saloon fight, maybe
- Film shot in stages?
- Many a John Wayne flick
- See 21-Across
- Many a John Ford film
- Picture with a posse, perhaps
- "The Big Trail" or "The Big Sombrero," e.g.
- "The Nevadan," e.g.
- "Cattle Queen of Montana," e.g.
- Movie with a posse, perhaps
- Old drive-in fare
- Cowboy film
- Western flick, in old parlance
- "The Big Trail" or "The Big Stampede"
- Western flick, in old lingo
- Typical John Wayne film
- One of an old drive-in double feature, maybe
- "The Big Country," for one
- "Marshal of Cripple Creek," e.g.
- A sheriff may be seen in it
- Western, in slang
- Gun show?
- "Wyoming Outlaw," e.g.
- Movie genre parodied in 2011's "Rango"
- Many a 1950s B-movie
- Cowboy feature
- Flick with a duel, maybe
- "Cowboy and the Senorita," e.g.
- Western, in old slang
- Vehicle for Tom Mix
- "Cheyenne," for one
- Typical Tom Mix film
- "True Grit" is one
- "High Noon," e.g.
- Autry flick, e.g.
- Roy Rogers vehicle
- Typical Randolph Scott film
- Ken Maynard film, e.g.
- "In Old Arizona," e.g.
- "B" western
- Shoot-em-up film
- Western film
- Cowboy cinema
- TV Western
- Film staple
- Movie with a saloon fight, often
- Horse play?
- "Shane," e.g
- Wild West movie
- Prairie tale?
- Movie with gunslingers
- Mix movie, e.g
- Mix flick
- Many a John Wayne movie
- Wild West film
- Western, informally
- Western drama
- Western adventure
- Shoot'em up
- Roy Rogers' film genre
- Movie western
- John Wayne film, typically
- Genre featuring big hats
- Film with guns
- Film with a posse
- Corny cowboy flick
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
oater
Western film, "horse opera," 1946, from oat, as the typical food of horses.
Wiktionary
oater
n. (context informal humorous English) A movie or television show about cowboy or frontier life; a western movie.
Usage examples of "oater".
Unfortunately for the Western field, Garfield has written his last oater and is now a successful suspense and mainstream author.
Beav and Jonesy got the bed Oater there will be a third bedroom at Hole in the Wall, but now there are only two and Lamar has one all to himself, by the divine right of adulthood), only now Jonesy is alone in the bed, also sitting up, also looking confused and frightened.