Crossword clues for ott
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- Homer hitter Mel
- Hitter of 511 career home runs
- Hitter Mel
- He slugged 511 homers
- Hall-of-Fame Giant slugger
- Hall of Famer
- Great Giant
- Giants' giant Mel
- Giants' #4
- Giants star from '26-'47
- Giants Hall-of-Famer
- Giant whose #4 was retired
- Giant who wore #4
- Giant who wore "4"
- Giant Mel of Cooperstown
- Giant Mel in the Hall of Fame
- Giant Mel in the baseball Hall of Fame
- Fred in the oldest surviving motion picture
- First National League player to hit 500 home runs
- Famous name in baseball
- Ex-Giant Mel
- Baseball's ''The Little Giant''
- Baseball's ''Little Giant''
- Baseball legend nicknamed "Master Melvin"
- All-time NL home run leader before Mays
- A giant of a Giant
- "Master Melvin" who led the Giants in homers every year from 1928 to 1945
- "Little Giant" Mel of baseball history
- "Little Giant" Mel of baseball fame
- '30s Giant slugger
- Youngest major-leaguer to reach 1,000 RBIs
- When he retired in 1947, he was second to Ruth in career walks
- Twenty-two-season Giant Mel
- Third Major Leaguer to reach 500 home runs
- The Senators, on the scoreboard
- The Senators, on score tickers
- The Senators, on NHL scoreboards
- The NHL's Senators, on scoreboards
- The NHL's Senators, on a scoreboard
- Teammate of Hubbell
- Subject of the 1999 biography subtitled "The Little Giant of Baseball"
- Subject of Durocher's "Nice guys finish last" sentiment
- Streaming TV/film technology, initially
- Steve ___ (Dallas Stars forward)
- Sportsman whose #4 was retired
- Sports great on a 2006 stamp
- Sports great
- Slugging legend Mel
- Slugger of 511 career homers, Mel
- Slugger Mel enshrined in the Crossword Hall of Fame (Wait, there is no such place?Well there should be!)
- Slugger in a stamp series, along with Mantle, Greenberg, and Campanella
- Six-time N.L. home run leader in the 1930s and '40s
- Shortest surname in Cooperstown
- Polo Grounds superstar
- Polo Grounds Hall-of-Famer
- Polo Grounds giant
- Polo Grounds #4
- Player honored with Campanella, Greenberg, and Mantle on "Baseball Sluggers" postage stamps
- Player behind Bonds, Henderson, Ruth, Williams, Morgan, Yastrzemski, and Mantle on the all-time leader list for walks
- Outrageous, in Internet slang: Abbr
- Outrageous, briefly
- Outfielder, manager, business man
- Only Rose, Aaron, Musial, Mays, Bonds, and Yount have played more National League games than him
- Onetime National League career home run king
- Old-time slugger Mel
- Old Giants great Mel
- NHL East team
- NHL bad boy Steve ____
- New York's "Little Giant"
- New York Giants manager of the 1940s
- New York Giants legend Mel
- New York Giants great Mel
- New York Giants giant Mel
- New York Giant Mel
- National Leaguer who was ranked first, second, or third in walks every year from 1929 to 1944
- Name posted on the left-field upper deck of AT&T Park
- N.H.L. Eastern Conference team, on scoreboards
- MMA fighter John (don't know if he's related to baseball player Mel)
- Mel, "The Little Giant"
- Mel with 511 home runs
- Mel with 511 career homers
- Mel with 2,876 career hits
- Mel whose "4" was retired
- Mel whose '4' was retired
- Mel who wore No. 4
- Mel who was the first N.L.'er to hit 500 home runs
- Mel who was a New York Giant for 22 seasons
- Mel who played for the Giants for over 20 years
- Mel who hit 511 home runs
- Mel who could really belt one out
- Mel the baseball legend
- Mel or Ed
- Mel on a 2006 39¢ stamp
- Mel of the majors
- Mel of Polo Grounds fame
- Mel in three World Series
- Mel in the Hall
- Mel in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Mel in a Hall
- Mel honored in Cooperstown
- Master Mel
- Louisiana-born Giant
- Little Giant Mel
- Like some direct-to-viewer streaming media: Abbr
- Legendary Mel of the Giants
- Legendary homer hitter Mel
- Legendary Giants outfielder, Mel
- Legendary Giant slugger
- Legendary baseball player for the Giants
- Legend of the Giants
- Hubbell's teammate
- Homer-hitting Mel
- Hockey's Steve or baseball's Mel
- His #4 was retired by the New York Giants
- His #4 was retired by the Giants in 1948
- He's third behind Foxx and Gehrig for most home runs in the 1930s
- He's third behind Bonds and Morgan for most walks among NLers
- He's ahead of Sheffield on the all-time home run list
- He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame the same year as Foxx
- He started four All-Star Games in the outfield with Medwick
- He replaced Foxx as baseball's youngest player when he debuted at age 17 in 1926
- He played in 12 consecutive All-Star Games in the '30s and '40s
- He led his team in homers for 18 straight years
- He hit 18 more home runs than Gehrig
- Giants' baseball hall of famer Mel
- Giants player-manager
- Giants manager of the 1940s
- Giants giant Mel
- Giant with 511 homers
- Giant who wore four
- Giant who hit 511 homers
- Giant star in three decades
- Giant notable
- Giant Mel of baseball
- Giant Mel in Cooperstown
- Giant Mel enshrined in Cooperstown
- Giant homer hitter Mel
- Giant great
- Giant great who wore #4
- Giant from Louisiana
- Fred who had a famous sneeze in early motion picture history
- Fred ___, whose sneeze was the subject of the first copyrighted movie in the U.S
- Former Giants great Mel
- Former Giant slugger
- Former boy wonder of the Giants
- First NL player to hit 500 Home Runs
- First National League player to reach 500 home runs
- First National League player to pass 500 home runs
- First National League member of the 500-homer club
- First N.L. 500 home run club member
- Famed name in baseball
- Excessive, briefly
- Durocher predecessor
- Direct-to-subscriber's streaming service, for short
- Cooperstown inductee of '51
- Cooperstown Hall of Famer Mel
- Cooperstown Giant
- Capital of Can
- Can.'s capital
- Baseball's Mel ____
- Baseball's legendary Mel
- Baseball's "The Little Giant"
- Baseball's "The Little Giant," Mel
- Baseball legendMel
- Baseball legend mentioned in Ogden Nash's "Lineup for Yesterday"
- Baseball Hall of Famer nicknamed "Master Melvin"
- Atlantic Div. skaters
- As of 1937, he was the all-time N.L. home run leader until Mays surpassed him in 1966
- Alice Sara ___ (classical pianist)
- 5'9" Giant Mel
- 1940s Giants manager Mel
- 1936-38 N.L. home run champ
- 1934 N.L. RBI leader Mel
- 1934 N.L. RBI leader
- 1930s-'40s slugger
- 1930s N.L. home run king Mel
- 1930s home run king
- 1926 "Boy Wonder" of baseball
- 15th-stanza subject of Ogden Nash's "ABC of Baseball Immortals"
- 12-time baseball All-Star
- 12-time All-Star Mel
- "The Little Giant" Mel
- "The Little Giant"
- "Master" Melvin of baseball
- "Master Melvin" of the Polo Grounds
- "Master Melvin" of the Giants
- "Master Melvin" in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- "Master Melvin" in Cooperstown
- '30s home run king
- Canadian N.H.L. team, on scoreboards
- Giant Melvin
- Legendary Giant Mel
- Master Melvin of baseball
- Hall of Famer Mel
- Hall-of-Famer Mel
- Giant Giant Mel ___
- Giant star Mel
- Six-time home run champ
- Six-time N.L. home run champ Mel
- Giant of a Giant Mel
- Polo Grounds legend Mel (3)
- Baseball's Mel and hockey's Steve
- Member of the 500 HR club
- Baseball All-Star, 1934-44
- He hit 511 career homers
- Giant slugger Mel
- Baseball's Master Melvin
- His "4" was retired
- Giant of old
- Old Polo Grounds favorite
- Polo Grounds headliner
- Scorer of 1,859 runs
- Giant legend Mel
- Teammate of Hubbell and Terry
- Player with 511 career home runs
- Old Polo Grounds star
- First National Leaguer to hit 500 home runs
- Baseball great Mel ---
- Giant Hall-of-Famer Mel
- The Little Giant
- 1940's Giants manager
- Giants manager before Durocher
- Giants legend Mel
- Baseball immortal
- Giant from Gretna
- First N.L.'er to hit 500 homers
- First of the 49-Across to hit 500 home runs
- Former Giants manager
- Giant star of the 1930's-40's
- Baseballer Mel
- Polo Grounds slugger Mel
- Giant in Cooperstown
- Baseball's Little Giant
- 11-time 1930's-40's All-Star
- Mel who played at the Polo Grounds
- Giant of note
- Polo Grounds standout
- Mel of the Polo Grounds
- Giants outfielder Mel
- 12-time baseball All-Star, 1934-45
- Giant teammate of Mize
- Polo Grounds hero Mel
- Giant at Cooperstown
- Giant great Mel
- Former Giants giant
- Hitter of 511 lifetime home runs
- Giant born in Louisiana
- Giant among Giants
- Mel in Cooperstown
- Giant on the cover of Time magazine, 1945
- Little Giant of the Giants
- Mel who was #4 at the Polo Grounds
- Diamond figure on a 2006 postage stamp
- Giant star of the 1930s and '40s
- Famous Giant
- Member of the 500-home run club
- Giants great Mel
- John who pioneered time-lapse photography
- Target of Durocher's "Nice guys finish last" sentiment
- Slugger Mel of the old Giants
- Giant #4
- N.H.L. Senators, on scoreboards
- Polo Grounds great Mel
- First N.L.'er to hit 500 home runs
- Mel who batted left and threw right
- Baseball Hall-of-Famer who batted left and threw right
- 1951 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Mel
- Super Giant
- First National Leaguer with 500 home runs
- Mel who was portrayed in "Field of Dreams"
- Great Giant of old
- Giant who swung for the fences
- First National Leaguer with eight consecutive 100-R.B.I. seasons
- 1951 Cooperstown inductee
- First National Leaguer with 500 homers
- The Senators, on sports tickers
- He hit 35 in '34
- A Giants giant
- Giant among baseball's Giants
- The "O" in Ogden Nash's alphabet of baseball players
- See 11-Down
- Mel of the Giants
- Baseball great who had a career batting 1-Down of .304
- Mel with 511 homers
- Baseball Hall-of-Famer Mel
- To whom Durocher was referring when he said "Nice guys finish last"
- Old Polo Grounds headliner
- A Giant at 16
- "McGraw's boy"
- John McGraw's "boy"
- McGraw's "wunderkind"
- Star below Coogan's Bluff
- John McGraw's wunderkind
- Six-time N.L. home-run leader
- He hit 511 home runs
- Polo Grounds star
- Hubbell teammate
- Memorable Giant
- Giants' manager: 1942-48
- Mel of Cooperstown
- Mel of the Hall of Fame
- Teammate of Bill Terry
- Teammate of Jo-Jo Moore
- Celebrated Giant
- Mel of baseball lore
- Baseball notable
- Giants Hall of Fame member
- 30's home run king
- Mel of the diamond
- Home run hitter of old
- Giant Met
- Name at Cooperstown
- Mel or Ed of baseball
- Name in Cooperstown
- Name of fame in a national game
- Angels' catcher
- Famed Giant Mel
- Baseball Hall of Famer Mel
- N.L. home-run champ: 1942
- Giant at 16
- Baseball Hall-of-Fame name
- Pittsburgh catcher and wrestling expert
- Four-time N.L. home-run champ
- Coogan's Bluff hero
- Giant of fame
- N.Y. Giant slugger
- Diamond star Mel
- Giant of yore
- Diamond great
- Mel of baseball fame
- Giant Hall of Famer Mel
- Giant legend "Master Melvin"
- Giants slugger Mel
- Cooperstown name
- Giant slugger of old
- Cooperstown's Mel
- Baseball name
- Baseball legend Mel, ''The Little Giant''
- Baseball's "Little Giant" Mel
- Former Giant Mel
- Baseball's "Master Melvin"
- "Master Melvin" of baseball
- Giants great
- Giant of legend
- Giant Hall-of-Famer
- First N.L. player to hit 500 home runs
- Baseball star
- Steve of the Dallas Stars
- Right fielder Mel from Gretna, Louisiana
- Polo Grounds slugger, once
- One-time Giant slugger Mel
- Mel of the 500 home run club
- Legendary Giants slugger Mel
- Legendary Giant slugger Mel
- Hitter of 511 homers
- Hall of Fame name
- Giants' Hall of Famer Mel
- Giants legend
- Giant nicknamed "Master Melvin"
- First National Leaguer to hit 500 homers
- A giant among Giants
- '40s Giant manager
- The Giants retired his #4
- Slugging Giant Mel
- Powerful giant
- National League RBI leader in 1934
- Mel, baseball All-Star 1934-45
- Mel, "The Little Giant" of baseball
- Mel with his "4" retired
- Mel with 1,860 RBI
- Mel who slugged 511 career homers
- Mel the Giant slugger
- Mel the Giant
- Mel of the old Giants
- Mel of baseball and crossword fame
- Legendary Mel, baseball's "Little Giant"
- Legendary Giant, Mel
Wiktionary
ott
init. (alternative form of OTT English)
Wikipedia
Ott (record producer)
Ott (born 12 April 1968 in London, England) is a British record producer and musician who has worked with Sinéad O'Connor, Embrace, The Orb, and Brian Eno, and has achieved recognition since 2002 for his own psychedelic dub tracks and his collaborations with Simon Posford ( Hallucinogen / Shpongle). He has released two albums on Twisted Records: Blumenkraft (2003), Skylon (2008) and two albums on Ottsonic: Mir (2011) and Fairchildren (2015).
OTT (band)
OTT were an Irish boy band of the mid-late 1990s. The five members were Niall O'Neill, Alan Fitzsimons, Alan Mates (known as 'Adam' in the band), Glen Clarke and Keith Cox. They were signed to Sony Music and had a number of chart hits in Ireland and the UK. After three top ten single releases in Ireland, they attempted to break the UK market minus Keith Cox, who had left for family reasons. Although moderately successful in the UK, the band became well known in Asia with sales of up to 250,000 copies of their debut album. After being dropped by Sony in the late 1990s, the band called it a day. O'Neill now runs a multi-media company in Dublin, having worked at a Spanish tourist resort, Fitzsimons works in the Mobile Communications industry, Mates is an Interior Designer, and Clarke lives in the United States.
Ott
Ott or OTT may refer to:
Ott (name)
Ott is a surname and an Estonian masculine given name. People with the name include:
Usage examples of "ott".
Bruz Ott entered and leaned over her, his almost lipless mouth bared in a grin that revealed yellowed, rOtting teeth, He would have put his hands on her, but Linda drew back, her own hands gripped into claws.
Engravings were also published in London by Schiavonetti and Bartolozzi from portraits by Guttenbrunn and Ott, and by Hardy from his own oil-painting.
Ott, J and Matthies, H-J Some effects of RNA precursors on development and maintenance of long-term memory: hippocampal and cortical pre- and posttraining application of RNA precursors.
Then she saw a leering, bearded face peering at her and she recognized a rough bullwhacker by the name of Bruz Ott.
To Ott Pickney, the cockpit of Bobby Clinch's fishing boat more closely resembled the pilot's deck of a 747.
Then he called a florist shop in Miami and asked them to wire an orchid to Ott Pickney's funeral.
As he sifted through the fiberglass scraps, Ott realized it was impossible to tell how these jigsawed pieces had ever comprised a nineteen-foot boat.
Ott had watched the stars and starfuckers arrive and, with a minimum of ambition, outlasted most of them.
Ott started to say something but his greeting died beneath the grinding whine of a carpenter's table saw.