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Crossword clues for Oppositional one 4 letters

AnswerClue
ANTIOppositional one
ANTIOne in opposition
ANTIOne of the opposition
ALECThe Black Stallion” hero _____ Ramsey nyt 1995 ALEC Actor Guinness nyt 1995 ALEC Actor Guinness nyt 1995 ALEC British P.M. Douglas-Home nyt 1995 ALEC English actor McCowen nyt 1995 ALEC Ex-P.M. ____ Hume nyt 1995 ALEC Guiness or Baldwin nyt 1995 ALEC Mr. Guinness nyt 1995 ALEC Mr. Guinness nyt 1995 ALEC Novelist Waugh nyt 1995 ALEC Novelist Waugh nyt 1995 ALECTO One of the Furies nyt 1995 ALEE Away from the weather nyt 1995 ALEE Captain's heading nyt 1995 ALEE Downwind nyt 1995 ALEE Nautical direction nyt 1995 ALEE Nautical heading nyt 1995 ALEE Nautical heading nyt 1995 ALEE Opposite of aweather nyt 1995 ALEE Sheltered nyt 1995 ALEE Sheltered nyt 1995 ALEE Sheltered, nautically nyt 1995 ALEE Sheltered, nautically nyt 1995 ALEE Toward shelter nyt 1995 ALEE Toward shelter nyt 1995 ALEE Toward shelter nyt 1995 ALEE Toward shelter, to a sailor nyt 1995 ALEF Letter before beth nyt 1995 ALEG Shake ____ (hurry up) nyt 1995 ALEG Something to shake nyt 1995 ALENE Coeur d'_____ nyt 1995 ALENE Coeur d'_____, Idaho nyt 1995 ALEPH Hebrew leader? nyt 1995 ALEPPO Syria's second-largest city nyt 1995 ALERT All ears nyt 1995 ALERT All points bulletin nyt 1995 ALERT All-points bulletin nyt 1995 ALERT Argus-eyed nyt 1995 ALERT Argus-eyed nyt 1995 ALERT Danger signal nyt 1995 ALERT Observant nyt 1995 ALERT On the ball nyt 1995 ALERT On the ball nyt 1995 ALERT On the qui vive nyt 1995 ALERT Open-eyed nyt 1995 ALERT With ears pricked nyt 1995 ALERT With it nyt 1995 ALERT With it nyt 1995 ALERTED Cautioned nyt 1995 ALERTED Put on guard nyt 1995 ALERTS All-points bulletins nyt 1995 ALERTS Sirens nyt 1995 ALERTS Storm sirens nyt 1995 ALES Ballantine and others nyt 1995 ALES Pub orders nyt 1995 ALES Pub pints nyt 1995 ALES Pub potables nyt 1995 ALES Pub quaffs nyt 1995 ALES Tavern fare nyt 1995 ALES Tourist city near Nîmes nyt 1995 ALES XXX drinks nyt 1995 ALESSANDROVOLTA Electricity pioneer nyt 1995 ALETTER Take ____” (office order)
READHis sins were scarlet, but his books were ___.” nyt 1948 READE Author of best seller of 1881. nyt 1948 READE Lawyer, dramatist, novelist. nyt 1948 READER Bookworm. nyt 1948 READERS McGuffey's line. nyt 1948 READING City on the Schuykill River. nyt 1948 REALIZES Converts into money. nyt 1948 REALM Department. nyt 1948 REALM Domain. nyt 1948 REALNESS Factuality. nyt 1948 REALNESS Verisimilitude. nyt 1948 REALTORS Brokers. nyt 1948 REAM Bevel out. nyt 1948 REAPER Farm machine. nyt 1948 REAPER Prototype of Father Time. nyt 1948 REAR Opposite of van. nyt 1948 REARMS Furnishes with new weapons. nyt 1948 REARS Nursles. nyt 1948 REAS Turmerics. nyt 1948 REASON Feature of Paine's age. nyt 1948 REASON Intellect. nyt 1948 REASON Motive. nyt 1948 REASON Understanding. nyt 1948 REASSURE Free from fear. nyt 1948 REAVER Despoiler: Archaic. nyt 1948 REB Confederate. nyt 1948 REBAS Hebrew weights. nyt 1948 REBEAMS Casts rays again. nyt 1948 REBREEDS Causes again. nyt 1948 RECANT Rescind. nyt 1948 RECANT Withdraw. nyt 1948 RECASE Box again. nyt 1948 RECEDE Retrograde. nyt 1948 RECEDED Withdrew. nyt 1948 RECESS Niche. nyt 1948 RECIPE Formula. nyt 1948 RECIPIENT Donee. nyt 1948 RECITED Told over. nyt 1948 RECITER Declaimer. nyt 1948 RECTOS Right-hand pages. nyt 1948 RECUR Come again to mind. nyt 1948 RECURLS Makes a new permanent wave. nyt 1948 RECUTS Slices again. nyt 1948 RED Designation dropped by Russian Army. nyt 1948 RED Mr. Barber. nyt 1948 RED One end of the spectrum. nyt 1948 REDAN Fortification. nyt 1948 REDAN Fortification. nyt 1948 REDBUD Tree with heart-shaped leaves. nyt 1948 REDCAP Porter. nyt 1948 REDIVIDE Re-allocate. nyt 1948 REDS Colors. nyt 1948 REDSKINS The seven who bit the dust: Quincy Kilby. nyt 1948 REDUPED Deceived again. nyt 1948 REE Arikara. nyt 1948 REE Arikara. nyt 1948 REE Arm of Ireland's Shannon river. nyt 1948 REE Dakota Indian. nyt 1948 REECE Chairman of GOP committee. nyt 1948 REECE Chairman of Republican National Committee. nyt 1948 REEDS Musical instruments. nyt 1948 REEDS Pastoral pipes. nyt 1948 REEDY Long and slender. nyt 1948 REEF Longfellow's Norman's Woe."
RESISTEROne in opposition
DEMURVoice one's opposition
ADAGEOpposites attractis one
PROTESTEDVoiced one's opposition
ANTAGONISTThe opposite of one who is not against?
ANTINOMICIn opposition to one another
BJECTIONSMake one's opposition known, literally
EMUOne is opposite a kangaroo on the Australia coat of arms
ZAGGo one of two opposite directions
ENEMYOne on the opposite side
PULLHITTEROne eschewing the opposite field
ROUNDTRIPOpposite of one-way
ADAGEOpposites attract, for one
DIPOLEA magnet is one, with its two opposite ends
APPOSEROne who places things opposite each other.
NOSETACKLEOne who lines up opposite the center
ICECAPOne of two polar opposites
IMAMACLine in 2000s TV ads where Justin Long personified one of Apple's computers (opposite John Hodgman's PC)
IRONISTOne who uses words in ways opposite of their literal meaning
PULLHITTEROne whose batted balls rarely go to the opposite field, in baseball lingo
VOICEACTOROne who's seen but not heard? Just the opposite!
SHAMUSPrivate eye.” nyt 1952 SHANTIES Opposite of palaces. nyt 1952 SHAPE Its headquarters are at Rocquencourt. nyt 1952 SHAPE One-time Ike post. nyt 1952 SHAPE Ridgway's new command. nyt 1952 SHAPELY Well-formed. nyt 1952 SHAPELY Well-proportioned. nyt 1952 SHARD Fragment of broken earthenware. nyt 1952 SHARD Pottery fragment. nyt 1952 SHARED Participated. nyt 1952 SHARERS One for all and all for one. nyt 1952 SHARERS Participants. nyt 1952 SHARES Topic on Wall Street. nyt 1952 SHARKS Unusually able people: slang. nyt 1952 SHARKSKIN Suiting material. nyt 1952 SHARMAN Lewis Douglas' daughter. nyt 1952 SHARP Quick on the uptake. nyt 1952 SHARPIES Long, flat-bottomed sailboats of New England. nyt 1952 SHASTA Our second highest dam. nyt 1952 SHASTA Second highest U. S. dam. nyt 1952 SHASTA Second highest dam, 602 feet. nyt 1952 SHAVER Youngster. nyt 1952 SHAVIANS Followers of a great English writer. nyt 1952 SHAW Celebrated Irish dramatist. nyt 1952 SHAW He wrote Caesar and Cleopatra."
ALCOAThe__Hour::TV drama series lat 1997 ALCON Mythological archer lat 1997 ALDA Actor Alan lat 1997 ALDA M*A*S*H star lat 1997 ALDEN Standish stand-in lat 1997 ALDER Birch relative lat 1997 ALE Kin of 60 Down lat 1997 ALE Pub brew lat 1997 ALE Pub quaff lat 1997 ALEC Baldwin or Templeton lat 1997 ALEC Guinness or Baldwin lat 1997 ALEC One of the Waughs lat 1997 ALEC Waugh of letters lat 1997 ALECS Guinniess and Baldwin lat 1997 ALEE Away from the wind lat 1997 ALEE Boat's position lat 1997 ALEE Direction at sea lat 1997 ALEE On the sheltered side lat 1997 ALEE Opposite of a weather lat 1997 ALEE Opposite of aweather lat 1997 ALEE Out of the wind lat 1997 ALEE Sheltered lat 1997 ALEE Toward shelter lat 1997 ALEM Philippine shrub lat 1997 ALENE Coeur d' ____ lat 1997 ALEP City in NW Syria lat 1997 ALERT Clear-witted lat 1997 ALERT Ready and set to go lat 1997 ALERT Warn lat 1997 ALERT Wide__awake and__ lat 1997 ALERT vigilant lat 1997 ALES At wakes and___": Jonson
LOCKMANCarolina Comet.” nyt 1952 LOCKOUT The opposite of a strike. nyt 1952 LOCO Crazy: Spanish. nyt 1952 LOCULI Small places. nyt 1952 LOCUM ___ tenens, a substitute. nyt 1952 LOCUST Replacement for Radio City's elms. nyt 1952 LODGE A well–known Republican. nyt 1952 LODGE Eisenhower boomer. nyt 1952 LODGE Governor in Hartford. nyt 1952 LODGE One of Ike's backers. nyt 1952 LODGE Senator leading fight for Ike's nomination. nyt 1952 LODGE Senator running for re-election. nyt 1952 LODGE Senatorial supporter of Eisenhower boom. nyt 1952 LODGES Famous family of Boston. nyt 1952 LODGES Henry Cabot and John. nyt 1952 LODI Town near Paterson, N. J. nyt 1952 LOEB Founder of a famed classical library. nyt 1952 LOESS Mississippi basin soil. nyt 1952 LOESS River deposit of clay. nyt 1952 LOFT Slope of a golf club face. nyt 1952 LOFTS Upper rooms. nyt 1952 LOFTS Upper stories. nyt 1952 LOFTS Warehouse rooms. nyt 1952 LOFTY Of imposing height. nyt 1952 LOFTY Sublime. nyt 1952 LOG Presidential (cabin) timber. nyt 1952 LOG Record. nyt 1952 LOGAN Canada's highest mountain. nyt 1952 LOGAN Canadian peak, second highest in North America. nyt 1952 LOGE Box seat. nyt 1952 LOGE Theatre box. nyt 1952 LOGE Theatre box. nyt 1952 LOGHEADED Thickskulled. nyt 1952 LOGICS Lines of reasoning. nyt 1952 LOGO Nameplate: Advertising jargon. nyt 1952 LOGOS The divine creative Word. nyt 1952 LOGROLLED Engaged in political skulduggery. nyt 1952 LOI Law: French. nyt 1952 LOIN A cut of meat. nyt 1952 LOIN A cut of meat. nyt 1952 LOIN Cut of meat. nyt 1952 LOINCHOPS Skyhigh cuts of meat. nyt 1952 LOINS Cuts of beef. nyt 1952 LOIR Dormouse. nyt 1952 LOIRE It flows into the Bay of Biscay. nyt 1952 LOIRE Nantes' river. nyt 1952 LOIRE Nantes' river. nyt 1952 LOIRE Orleans' river. nyt 1952 LOIS Girl's name. nyt 1952 LOIS Girl's name. nyt 1952 LOIS Girl's name. nyt 1952 LOKI Norse god of mischief. nyt 1952 LOLA Beauty Montez. nyt 1952 LOLA Girl in Cavaleria Rusticana."
RICHIEHappy Days” role nyt 1995 RICHMONDWOOLF Author in the Bloomsbury Group nyt 1995 RICK Basketball's _____ Barry nyt 1995 RICO Con mucho dinero nyt 1995 RICOTTA Italian cheese nyt 1995 RICOTTAS Certain cheeses nyt 1995 RICS Singer Ocasek et al. nyt 1995 RICTAL Gaping, as the mouth nyt 1995 RID Eliminate nyt 1995 RID Unburden nyt 1995 RIDE Carpool nyt 1995 RIDE Roller coaster, for one nyt 1995 RIDE Take the bus nyt 1995 RIDEOVER Go (to), by car nyt 1995 RIDER Fare nyt 1995 RIDER Jockey nyt 1995 RIDER Policy postscript nyt 1995 RIDERS Bill attachments nyt 1995 RIDESBY Passes nyt 1995 RIDICULES Ribs nyt 1995 RIDS Clears (of) nyt 1995 RIDS Eliminates nyt 1995 RIEN Nothing, in Nantes nyt 1995 RIEN Opposite of tout nyt 1995 RIFF Musical phrase nyt 1995 RIFF Repeated musical phrase nyt 1995 RIFLE Ransack and rob nyt 1995 RIFLE Repeater, maybe nyt 1995 RIFT Split nyt 1995 RIG Fix nyt 1995 RIG Stack, in a way nyt 1995 RIGA Baltic capital nyt 1995 RIGA Baryshnikov's birthplace nyt 1995 RIGA Gulf of ____ (Baltic arm) nyt 1995 RIGA Latvia's capital nyt 1995 RIGEL Star in Orion nyt 1995 RIGEL Star of Orion's left foot nyt 1995 RIGGED Set up, in a way nyt 1995 RIGHTJAB Part of a combination nyt 1995 RIGHTTOTHEPOINT Direct nyt 1995 RIGOLETTO Verdi opera nyt 1995 RIGOR Harshness nyt 1995 RIGS Fixes, illegally nyt 1995 RIGUP Equip nyt 1995 RIGUP Equip nyt 1995 RIIS Social reformer Jacob nyt 1995 RIK N.B.A. star Smits nyt 1995 RIKER Eponym of a New York island nyt 1995 RILE Get one's goat nyt 1995 RILE Make mad nyt 1995 RILE Stir up nyt 1995 RILE Vex nyt 1995 RILES Heats up nyt 1995 RILES Nettles nyt 1995 RILES Ticks off nyt 1995 RILES Vexes nyt 1995 RILEY When the Frost is on the Punkin" poet
NOTYET___, but soon.” nyt 1954 NOUN Part of speech. nyt 1954 NOUN Place or thing. nyt 1954 NOUN Subject of a sentence. nyt 1954 NOUN Substantive. nyt 1954 NOUNS Substantives. nyt 1954 NOUS We: French. nyt 1954 NOVA Briefly brilliant star. nyt 1954 NOVA He fought Louis. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA Temporary star. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVA ___ Scotia. nyt 1954 NOVARROS Actor Ramon and others. nyt 1954 NOVEL Item of summer entertainment. nyt 1954 NOVITIATE Beginner; green one. nyt 1954 NOW Forthwith. nyt 1954 NOW Seeing that. nyt 1954 NOWAYS Not at all. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NOYES Contemporary English poet. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 agency. nyt 1954 NRA 1933 measure. nyt 1954 NRA Blue Eagle. nyt 1954 NRA Former agency. nyt 1954 NRA New Deal agency. nyt 1954 NSPCA An animal protective group. nyt 1954 NTH Kind of degree. nyt 1954 NTH To the ___ degree. nyt 1954 NTH ___ degree, in mathematics. nyt 1954 NUANCE Subtle shading. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUB Gist. nyt 1954 NUBS Gists of stories. nyt 1954 NUDE Type of painting. nyt 1954 NUDGE Elbow. nyt 1954 NUDGED Elbowed. nyt 1954 NUEVO New: Spanish. nyt 1954 NUGGET Prospector's find. nyt 1954 NUIT Night: Fr. nyt 1954 NUIT Opposite of jour."