Letter O 102250–102500

Oolong pouch Orange pekoe container. Oolong holders One often ends up in hot water Option for a caddy Owner of TASCAM Oolong transporter Overseas brewing practice Offer lessons One at the head of the class, informally Opportunity for a lesson that wasn't planned Opportunity to educate October 5th honoree One who might stand in front of a map One who's all over the board One with a lot of subjects One working with pupils One writing on the board One often called on for answers Often-decorative kitchen item, in Britain One aboard a saucer? Oolong container "Over the ___" (Holmes) Old English merchant Outdoor spots for a spot Oriental café. Oriental cafes Oriental tree. Outdoor furniture wood One home on the range One singing in the kitchen Old Crayola color akin to Tropical Rain Forest One of the Jacksonville Jaguars's team colors One of the original 16 HTML Web colors One brewing in a cup One of many in a Lipton bag One steeping in a cup One way of "predicting" the future. Out of oolong O's, but not P's or Q's Office pool pick One in the standings One of 32 in the NFL One of 32 in the NHL One of two in a box score One side in a game. One working toward a goal? Orioles e.g. Orioles or Cardinals Orioles or Santa's reindeer, e.g. Orioles, Cardinals or Blue Jays Orioles, Eagles or Cardinals Ottawa Senators, for one Oxen group Oxen pair Oxen, often of horses Group One side of a scoreboard, generically On a task force One side of a "Twilight" fan debate One organizing trust falls and the like *Office group leader Often-furry fan favorite One Patriot to another One on the same squad One wearing a matching jersey One wearing the same colors, perhaps One who might go to bat for you? Ones on a bench together Occupants of some luxury boxes One following the party line One not looking for individual glory One who follows the party line One who goes along to get along One who works well with others One who's good at working toward a common goal Ones unconcerned with individual achievements ... or what both words in the answers to the starred clues are examples of Office pool picks Orioles and Dodgers Oxen pairs Oxen units Oxen, on farms One whose business is hauling. Oregon Trail breakers. Olympians in red, white and blue Olympic basketball powerhouse Olympic squad representing the Stars and Stripes Olympic group in red, white and blue Olympic group with a red, white and blue insignia Olympic squad Olympics squad Olympics squad in red, white and blue Olympics squad with red, white, and blue uniforms Our Olympics squad Our soccer squad Organised effort as a group Occasion to dine with dolls Occasion to serve light refreshments One of Alice's adventures. Object of much British ritual. One who might request to be tipped over and poured out Oolong brewer Oolong server Oolong steeper Oolong vessel Oil area in Wyoming. Oil area near Casper, Wyo. Oil reserve in Wyoming. Old White House scandal Oolong brewers Ornamental tripod. "O shed no ___!": Keats Object of sadness Oft-shed item Oft-shed thing On a ___ (carousing) On a ___ (raging) One kind of gas. One may run down your cheek One might be shed or blinked away One of two on the crying-with-laughter emoji One produced by lacrimation Onion cutter's reaction Onion product? Open a sugar packet Origami mishap Origami slipup "___ on My Guitar" (Taylor Swift song) One that gives you an eyeful? One handing you a ticket stub One who creates rags, e.g. One who rushes around. One without scissors One without scissors, perhaps One way to quell a riot Open like a kid on Christmas morning One way to cancel a contract Oriental blossom "__ of a Clown" "__ on My Pillow" "___ on My Pillow" (1958 hit) Ocular outflow Ocular output One of a Churchill trio. Onion byproducts Onion effects Origami mishaps Outpouring from ducts Opens aggressively Only humans shed these Opening strip on a package Obviously distraught Obviously not happy Obviously sad On the verge of crying Occasions to serve crumpets Offerings at a Continental breakfast Ones steeped in tradition in England? Oolong and Assam, e.g. Oolong and Darjeeling Oolong and Earl Grey Oolong and Keemun Oolong and Pu'er Oolong and green Oolong and gunpowder Oolong and hojicha Oolong and hyson Oolong and jasmine Oolong and matcha Oolong and more Oolong and oopak Oolong and others Oolong and pekoe Oolong and pu'er, e.g. Oolong and pu-erh Oolong and rooibos Oolong and rooibos, for two Oolong and souchong Oolong et al. Oolong, chamomile, mint, etc. Oolong, pekoe, etc. Orange pekoe and Earl Grey Orange pekoe and oolong Offer with no intention of giving, say One likely to get men's attention Old World prickly plants Old World thistlelike plants One-minute excerpt, maybe Ones who nag Occasional china One may be doll-size Oolong merchant One who scoffs at bagged pekoe, perhaps One of about 500 million needed to fill an Olympic swimming pool One-sixth fluid ounce. One of four in a kangaroo's pouch One encouraged to drink on the job One making loose-leaf notes? Oolong expert. Occasion for a scone and clotted cream Occasion for a spot Oolong at one o'clock, or fukamashi at four o'clock Oil used in shampoos Opera venue Opera's Renata Old slang for a detective Old-time gumshoe Old-time investigator One who might document assignations, informally Operative, for short Operative: Slang. Office specialist One helping after a crash One might ask you to restart One offering PC support One sector of the Dow Jones index One might help you after a crash One who might use a mouse to get rid of a bug? One who might use a mouse to get rid of bugs? Online helpers Ones called after crashes Ones working the house lights, familiarly One of many listed on the Nasdaq Of architectural construction. "Ode for __" (Plath poem) "Original Amateur Hour" host Mack Ohio governor Strickland Old cartoonist ___ Key One Kennedy One Knight One of Rose's sons One of two movie adventurers Online lecture series name Online talk acronym Online talk name Online talk type Org. limiting its speakers to 18 minutes maximum Organization behind popular online lectures of baseball Williams Actress Oscar nominee for Best Actress every year from 1938 to 1942 One-piece undergarments One Roosevelt's nickname One of the Kennedy brothers, familiarly Old Christian hymn. One out of boredom penning English song Oh so boring Overly dry, perhaps Oscar-winning screenwriter Tally and others Online live-stream lecture Online lecture franchise