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Crossword clues for the word: OTT

The word OTT has appeared as an answer to at least 460 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for OTT

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___Lite (full-spectrum lighting company)
'20s-'40s slugger Mel
'30s slugger
'40s Giant manager
"""Baseball Sluggers"" commemorative stamp honoree"
"""Little Giant"" Mel of baseball history"
"""McGraw's boy"""
"""The Little Giant"" Mel"
"12-time baseball All-Star, 1934-45"
"15th-stanza subject of Ogden Nash's ""ABC of Baseball Immortals"""
"1926 ""Boy Wonder"" of baseball"
"A baseball ""great."""
"Baseball All-Star, 1934-44"
"Baseball legend Mel, ""The Little Giant"""
"Baseball legend mentioned in Ogden Nash's ""Lineup for Yesterday"""
"Baseball legend nicknamed ""Master Melvin"""
"Baseball player mentioned in Nash's ""Lineup for Yesterday"""
"Baseball's ""Little Giant"" Mel"
"Baseball's ""The Little Giant,"" Mel"
"Baseball's ""The Little Giant"""
"Canadian N.H.L. team, on scoreboards"
"Excessive, briefly"
"Fred ___, whose sneeze was the subject of the first copyrighted movie in the U.S."
"Giant nicknamed ""Master Melvin"""
"Giant on the cover of Time magazine, 1945"
"Giant slugger, once"
"He had 1,860 RBI"
"John McGraw's ""boy"""
"Legendary Giants outfielder, Mel"
"Legendary Mel, baseball's ""Little Giant"""
"Little Giant" Mel of baseball fame
"Master Melvin" in Cooperstown
"Master Melvin" in the Baseball Hall of Fame
"Master Melvin" of baseball
"Master Melvin" of the Giants
"Master Melvin" of the Polo Grounds
"McGraw's ""wunderkind"""
"Mel (for the 9,876th consecutive week)"
"Mel known as ""The Little Giant"""
"Mel who scored 1,859 runs"
"Mel who was portrayed in ""Field of Dreams"""
"Mel with 1,860 RBI"
"Mel with his ""4"" retired"
"Mel, ""The Little Giant"" of baseball"
"Mel, ""The Little Giant"""
"Mel, baseball All-Star 1934-45"
"Melvin T. ___, ""Immortal."""
"Melvin, of the Giants"
"N.H.L. Senators, on scoreboards"
"National Leaguer who was ranked first, second, or third in walks every year from 1929 to 1944"