ORIOLE

ORIOLE


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Word: oriole
Phonetic: /ˈɔːriːəʊl/
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Any of various colourful passerine birds, the New World orioles from the family Icteridae and the Old World orioles from the family Oriolidae.


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Baltimore bird
Golden or northern bird
The Human Vacuum Cleaner for one
1983 World Series ring recipient
A.L. East player
A.L. cap bird
A.L. player
American League East bird
American League bird
American Leaguer since 1954
American songbird
An April loser in 1988
B.J. Surhoff
Baltimore ___ (state bird of Maryland)
Baltimore ___: Maryland state bird
Baltimore athlete
Baltimore ballplayer
Baltimore base-stealer or bunter
Baltimore baseball player
Baltimore baseballer
Baltimore batter
Baltimore bird?
Baltimore flier
Baltimore flyer
Baltimore player
Baltimore pro
Baltimore slugger
Baltimores ___ Park
Baseball bird
Bird also known as a hang-nest
Bird at Camden Yards
Bird of baseball
Bird on a Baltimore baseball cap
Bird on a baseball cap
Bird on a cap
Bird or baseball player
Bird popular in Baltimore
Bird that hangs its nest from a branch
Bird that may hit a fly
Bird whose nest hangs
Bird with a ball?
Black and orange bird
Black
Black-and-gold bird
Black-and-orange bird
Black-and-orange flyer
Black-and-orange singer
Black-and-orange songbird
Blackbird relative
Blue Jay foe
Blue Jay opponent
Blue Jay rival
Blue Jays rival
Bobolinks cousin
Bobolinks kin
Boog Powell
Brightly colored bird
Brightly-colored bird
Brightly-colored flier
Brooks Robinson was one
Brooks Robinson
Builder of a hanging nest
Cal Ripken Jr.
Cal Ripken is a famous one
Cal Ripken was one
Cal Ripken
Cal Ripkin
Camden Yard player
Camden Yard-bird
Camden Yards athlete
Camden Yards ballplayer
Camden Yards baseball player
Camden Yards bird
Camden Yards competitor
Camden Yards denizen
Camden Yards nester
Camden Yards player
Camden Yards rooster?
Carl Ripken Jr. is one
Carl Ripken
Certain firebird
Charm City ballplayer
Charm City baseballer
Cheer about Brazilian resort singer in black and orange (6)
Colorful flier
Colorful percher
Colorful songbird
Cousin of a meadowlark
Crow kin
Devil Ray rival
Diamond bird
Earl Weaver was one
Earl Weaverbird?
Eddie Murray
Field-guide listing
Firebird
Frank Robinson
Halloween colored tree dweller
Hanging-nest builder
His team has an orange-and-black logo
Jays cousin
Jeff Conine
Jim Palmer or Cal Ripken Jr.
Jim Palmer was one
Jim Palmer
Ken Singleton or Al Bumbry
Major League bird
Major leaguer in orange and black
Maryland bird
Maryland mitt man
Maryland pro
Maryland state bird
Marylands bird
Marylands state bird
Meadowlark relative
Meadowlarks cousin
Meadowlarks kin
Member of a 1970 championship team
Memorial Stadium player
Mets 1969 World Series rival
National rival
Nationals local rival
Orange and black bird
Orange and black songbird
Orange-and-black bird
Orange-and-black flier
Park at Camden Yards
Player at Camden Yards
Player coached by Earl Weaver
Player managed by Earl Weaver
Rafael Palmeiro
Raven peer?
Ray rival
Rays opponent
Regional Nat rival
Ripken was one
Ripken
Second baseman Lenn Sakata
Songbird
Sosa
St. Louis Brown
State bird of Maryland
Treetop whistler
Troupial
Weaver bird
What Albert Belle retired as
Yankee foe
Yankee opponent
Yankee rival
Yankees rival
___ Park
Baltimorean.
Black and yellow bird.
Yellow-and-black bird.
Yellow bird
Golden bird.
Sight for bird watchers.
Bird
Relative of the crow.
Former Brown.
Jimmy Dykes.
Paul Richards, for instance.
Player at Memorial Stadium.
Major leaguer
Hangbird.
Ball player
Crow's cousin.
Song bird.
Passerine bird
Pride of Baltimore.
Starling's relative.
Audubon subject
Colorful bird
Memorial Stadium ballplayer.
Relative of the starling.
American League player.
The color tan.
Black-and-yellow bird.
___ Baltimore
Babe Ruth, in 1914.
Fig-bird.
Relative of a bobolink
Big league ball player.
Baltimore's pride.
Bright bird
Series star.
Babe Ruth was one
Starling's cousin.
Bauer man.
American Leaguer
Baltimore man
Bird with hanging nest
Big leaguer
Babe Ruth, once
Ballplayer.
October, 1970, hero
Earl Weaver's bird
A. L. ballplayer
A. L. player
Bird of Baltimore
Word with Baltimore or golden
Blackbird's cousin
Hangnest
Bobolink's relative
The Australian fig-bird is one
Ruth in 1914
Meadowlark's relative
Bird or player
Batter at Baltimore
Baltimore or orchard
Cal Ripken is one
Meadowlark's kin
Young Babe Ruth
Hangnest or firebird
Memorial Stadium regular
Weaver bird, formerly
An A.L. team emblem
A troupial
Cal Ripken, e.g.
Jim Palmer, notably
___ Park, Baltimore
Baltimore's ___ Park
Cal Ripken, for one
Brooks Robinson, e.g.
Jim Palmer, once
Bobolink's kin
Brooks Robinson, for one
Brooks Robinson, notably
Brooks Robinson, for 23 years
Met's 1969 World Series rival
Maryland state symbol
13-Down athlete
Bird on Cal Ripken's cap
A.L. East athlete
Twin's rival
Player in orange and black
Maker of a hanging nest
Bird whose name means golden
Pro baseball player with an orange-and-black uniform
1979 World Series opponent of the 75-Across
Player at Baltimore's Camden Yards
Songbird with yellow and black plumage — Leo or I
Bird, duck, on shimmering Loire
Bird, duck, in Loire, swimming
Bird for which the Baltimore Major League baseball team is named
Bird call around river in Spain
An ’orrible place outside port
Bird hunter cut loose after evisceration
Bird finds oil spread in seaweed
Maryland state bird, e.g.
Brightly plumed songbird
1969 World Series competitor
Orange-and-black Yankee rival
Mid-Atlantic state symbol
Symbol of Maryland
Bird that eats oranges (!)
Smiling animal on baseball uniforms
Team member youll see for the first time this year on July 24th at Fenway Park playing the Red Sox
Pro who frequents Camden Yards at certain times of the year
Baseballs The Iron Man, for 21 seasons
Colorful whistler
Cal Ripken Jr., for his whole MLB career
Cal Ripken, for his entire major-league career
Orange-bellied bird
Magpie cousin
Bird thats often black, white, and orange
Magpie relative
Manny Machado, before becoming a Padre
Manny Machado, before becoming a Padre
Bird from which the Baltimore baseball franchise takes its name
Author who created James Bond
Flapper getting cry of approval around carnival site
Bird heading for oven — one having stuffed part
Old World songbird with a long pointed bill and a mostly yellow-and-black plumage
Bird at bat?
Bird at bat
Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Colorful bird aptly attracted to sliced oranges
Cowbird cousin
Bird with black-naped and Baltimore varieties
Baltimore MLB player
Baltimore MLB player
Bird associated with Baltimore




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