Letter O
Old English landlord
Old English nabob
Old Scottish chief.
Old Scottish landholder
Old Scottish title
One of Macbeth's titles
__ of Glamis: Macbeth
___ of Cawdor
___ of Fife (Macduff's title)
___ of Glamis (Macbeth's title)
___ of Glamis (Shakespearean epithet)
___ of Glamis, title in Shakespeare
___ of Glamis.
Old English aristocrats
Old Scottish barons
Old Scottish officials
Object, in slang
Oscar speech verb
Oscar winner's job
Oscar winner's word
___ one's lucky stars
___ one's stars
Often-sarcastic expression of gratitude
October holiday in Canada
Often ironic statement of gratitude
Oscar winners' lines
One of the Eternals, in Marvel comics
Old salt's adverb
Old salt's direction
Over yonder, at sea
Over yonder, to a whaler
"___ Old Black Magic"
Object of finger-pointing?
One of those
One of those Things
One of two T's in "TWTWTW"
one of those things Just
"OK... I don't need to ask any more questions"
"Oops... on to plan B"
Old roof material
Old-fashioned roofing
One of the oldest materials for roofs
Organic roof choice
Overheads of some British inns
"O.K., _enough!_ "
"OK, now I'm actually mad!"
"OK, now I'm really mad"
"OK, you're in trouble now!"
One who hits on all the bridesmaids at the reception, e.g.
"Or, to put it simply..."
"Over and out"
"OK, I'm done"
"Oh, I'm on next!"
"Ooh, I love this song!"
"Oh, I'm supposed to be in the line over there"?
Outburst #2
"Oh, re-e-e-e-eally?"
"Ooh, I wouldn't if I were you"
"Omg yes, very accurate!"
"Oof, sorry to hear it"
On the range, the singer cooks pancakes ___ ...
OCYPETE, father of
Onset of melting
Opening for peace talks
___ out (melt).
Obviously getting warmer
Out of the freezer
"On Golden Pond" surname
"On ___ Riviera": Sylvia Fine's card
"Out of ___ question!"
Of ___ essence
Off ___ cuff
Off- -- -wall
Off-__-wall (unconventional)
Off-___-record
Off-___-wall
Oft-read article
Oft-used article
On ___ outs: estranged
On ___ wane
On ___ whole
On-line connection?
One and only starter?
One of Webster's articles
One of three articles
One of three articles in English
Opener for many rock bands?
Opening word usually skipped in alphabetizing
Order at a French restaurant
Over-top connector?
Overused article
Opening to many book titles
___ Onion (satiric news source)
Old TV's "___-Team"
Oliver Queen's sister on "Arrow"
Oliver's younger sister on "arrow"
Oscar party?
Old nickname for an inept southern NFL team
On ___ (broadcasting)
Old-fashioned group of people
Only French-produced film to win an Oscar for Best Picture (2011)
Opera, ballet and so on
O.co Coliseum squad
Oakland ballclub
Oakland nine, to fans
Oakland team, familiarly
Oakland team, to fans
One side in 1989's "Earthquake Series", informally
"___ of the Absurd"
Obies' milieu
Odeon
Operations place
One who decides if a play is fair or foul
one who visits the theatre
One who'll show you to a seat
of or relating to the theatre
Opera house.
Overseas play area?
one who habitually visits the theatre
of or pertaining to a theatre
of or relating to the theater
OBIE
One's walking papers
Old Yankee nickname
One-third of an Eastwood title
of or relating to the Greek city of Thebes or its people or culture
... or with ___ ...
Orchestra from a Belgian town?
Oft revived mystery play.
Original "Life on Mars" channel
On ___ (working well)
Off ___ (out of tempo).
"___ of St Mary's"
Oedipus' realm
Oedipus's kingdom
Oedipus's realm in Greek myth
__ of all possible worlds
___ of everything
Optimal payment arrangements?
Optimal method frequently sought
Optimal method to obtain something, in five words
Observance of 1976
Orchard-owner's gift to Dad?
Our heroes' foe?
Oversized piece of jewelry?
Overwhelming place for many country folk
Outsize faulty faucet?
Overweight nursery rhyme climber?
One of the Boris/Bela bloodcurdlers
Observation, part three
Oft-kissed landmark
"___ of heraldry . . . ": Gray
Operetta by Balfe, 1843.
One for ___ (a feat worth recording).
Off-Broadway play of 1968
One of Aesop's fables
Organ controlling thought and memory, in a cryptic way
On the organist's mind
"___ of Abdyos": Byron
"___ on the Drina": Andric
Ogden Nash's "Geographical Reflection"
Ohio nickname
Only an idiot ignores the steers
Or "A Pastry Cook's Journey From Rags to Riches"?
Ominous lull
Old poem about a bargain at a church sale?
On ___ (in trouble with the boss)
Outgoing fashion.
Org. headed by George J. Tenet
Org. headed by Mike Pompeo
Office wastebasket, facetiously
Order of Maesters headquarters in "Game of Thrones"
"____ of the Cave Bear": Auel
One type of employe.
"OK, you can come out now"
On ___, as corn.
Out in ___ (neglected)
Once-banned Alice Walker novel
"___ of true love . . . "
One wishing to fulfill his royal duties?
*Ovid of Greek mythology
Old NBC courtroom drama
Old-time actress Bara
Old-time screen vamp Bara
Online news site that merged with Newsweek in 2010
Online haven for many shady dealings ... or a clue to seven other answers adjacent to three consecutive black squares
One that goes out with a limb?
Officer of ___
Obit for a Cleveland paper?
Ocean abyss often explored by submarines
One to speak of?
Ottoman ruler's pier?
One of Goya's Black Paintings also known as "El Perro"
"Open ___, Richard," 1947 song
On __ (precisely)
On __ (punctually)
On ___ (on time).
On ___ (prompt).
On ___ (punctual)
On_____(precisely)
Oft-consulted index
Old Vegas casino
" . . . of __ I sing"
"Of ___ I Sing" (Gershwin musical)
"Of ___ I sing, baby...'
Old-fashioned word for "you"
Old English pronoun for "you"
Objective case of "thou"
Old Testament pronoun
Old form of "you"
Old style pronoun
Old you
Old-fashioned pronoun
Old-fashioned wedding vow pronoun
Old-timey "you"
Old-timey pronoun
Old-timey second-person pronoun
One Quaker to another.
Otologist's field of study
Otologist's heaven?
Orient, familiarly
One of Blake's "Songs of Innocence"
One may live on it
One answer to an age-old question
Option for "Which came first ...?"
"Of __ Sing"
"Of ___ Sing" (Pulitzer-winning Gershwin show)
"Of ___," 1932 Pulitzer musical
"Of ___," hit of 1931.
O'Neill drama
Oft-written closing
Old computer takes over the world?
Olivier film: 1960
Oscar night phrase
Oscars phrase
___ of Good Feeling, in Monroe's day
Old pronouns
One pirating Springsteen CDs?
Org. exited in Brexit
Org. whose flag has 12 stars
Org. with 27 member states
"___ of St. Agnes": Keats
One who receives alimony, informally
Ogler's "gift"?
Oglers' assent for a beauty
Organizing body of English soccer, popularly
Our church's blond caretaker?
Original sin's aftermath
One's kin, casually
"Of ___," Updike title
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