Letter O 103750–104000

One signifying an end? Opera ender? One that bets are on Org. led by Robert Mueller since 2001 Org. that approves pharmaceuticals Organization for Janet Yellen, informally On ___ battle "O'er ___ laughing all the way." Outburst on discovering a rigged game, and how to "correct" the circled letters Object of allegiance O. Henry 1906 publication O. Henry short story about love, hope, and a glowing light One thing "y" can be Old Navy sister store Old Navy's sister store Outfield area Overcome a significant difference O. Henry story about a couple exchanging Christmas presents One soldier suffices? "Oh, now they're really going to fight!" On __ (active) On __ (busy) One blamed for losing a game One of Albee's Pulitzer winners Off-color route followed in film? Originally "Incident at West Egg" Objective, from Presidential address. Old name for the arrangement of the O's in this puzzle Old-time radio crimefighter "___ of America": Reich On the mother-of-the-bride's mind O'Neill sequel? O'Neill play written in 1922 ___ of Presidents (Disney World attraction) " . . . ___ of all the glad New Year": Tennyson "___ of the Matter": Greene One's dearest wish. Olivia de Havilland film of 1949 Olivia de Havilland's Best Actress film, 1949 Oscar-nominated film starring Viola Davis Onetime MTV reality series filmed near Hollywood Opening words of a famous song sung by Maria in "The Sound of Music" Object of a Sir Lancelot search On ___ a dilemma. Objective of one of Hercules' labors. Old Boston nickname Old-school nickname for Boston One of filmdom's Avengers One who has an impressive green thumb? One who's green after seeing red Oscar-winning film whose Oscar-winning director is spelled out by the letters cutting the circled Oscar-winning directors O'Neill play about a heavenly deliveryman? O'Neill classic. O'Neill drama set in Harry Hope's saloon O'Neill play about pipe dreams Off-Broadway revival. O'Neill play featuring a deliveryman with a chilling metaphor "___ of eternity": Byron Oft-televised comedy club One not seen in a movie? "... over __ flock by night": Luke Of them Of those people One in a commonly confused trio of homophones Our opposite Owned by others Owned by those guys Oreful Alan Ladd film Owned by other people Offshore hairpiece production site? Offshore retreat for comedians? One of the believers One who maintains belief in a deity One who believes in God One who believes in the existence of god One who has faith, perhaps one who believes in the existence of a god or gods Object of envious comparison Objects of continual comparison One of Rodin's masterpieces Organ that can perform martial arts moves? Off-color Coburn/Tandy film 1946? Old West nickname "___ of Hearts, he stole..." "___ or the Tiger?" On ___ (at large) One indignity too many One recently departed One debuting on "America's Most Wanted"? One more thing they might represent On ___ (honest) "___ of Riley," former TV sitcom Office routine Of similar kind Others similar Often-bearded one. O'Toole film playing in Sydney? Oscar-winning film for Katharine Hepburn: 1968 One of Tallulah's hits. Oldtime actress Todd Oldtime actress Todd of baseball One of a movie pair that really fell off a cliff Oscar-nominated role for Geena Only form that carbohydrates take? ___ of it: essential part Over an extended period (with "in"). On ___ (free) Once-ler's opponent in a Dr. Seuss book Object of a calendar search Orthopedist's favorite film (2009) Oates book Oates book: 1969 Oates novel Oates title One side of a feud Ones who shall not be named Ones yonder Opponent of "us" Opponents of "us" Opposing team, in bridge Our adversaries Our enemies? Our opposition Our rival O. Henry's "The Gift of _____" O. Henry's titular gift givers Opera by today's birthday composer On ___ (aggressive) On ___ (trying to succeed) One in charge, slangily One to stick it to Oppressive authority figure Oppressive authority, informally Oppressive authority, slangily Out-of-this-world character. Outer-space illusion On __: famous On ___ (well-known) O'Flaherty novel of 1933. "___ of Ballantrae" On ___ (wrestling term) Of a motif Of a musical motif. of, relating to, or consisting of a theme or themes "___ of Casterbridge." Opening music Overarching idea Overriding idea Often-vilified group Opera by Menotti. Observation on the ad era Opera house that opened with "Faust" in 1883 Opera setting, for short Operetta inspired by Perry's opening of Japan Operetta set in Titipu Origin of "pooh-bah" Old-fashioned family reference Organized crime group, informally OLLEHTO Othello alias Omar's writer O'Neill play: 1920 One's wife, informally One's wife, slangily Official order to play songs? On ___ (immediately). Odin, in ancient Scandinavia? Org. with a logo based on legendary player Jerry West Org. with traveling bans? "___ of some people!" Offended outburst Org. featured in 2015's "Concussion" Org. with both left- and right-wingers Optimistic phrase suggesting there’s still plenty of time to enjoy the evening Official approval, informally On __ (exactly) Org. whose Twitter account is the only one Edward Snowden follows (lol) One Cosby kid One of the "Cosby Show" kids One of the Cosby kids One of the Huxtable kids on 1980s-'90s TV One of the TV Huxtables Only Huxtable boy Old punishment of the galleys. Old Fox drama named after its setting Opposite of a state of disbelief Of government by the clergy of or relating to or being a theocracy One of Alvin's cohorts One of George's companions on Mount Rushmore One's behind-the-times mom and pop, slangily One's mom and dad, in slang one who fights the gods, opposes the divine will Obsolete bass lute Old lute obsolete form of the lute, having two necks Ones with something to prove? On ___ (at loggerheads) On ___ (at odds). On ___ (at variance) Opera by Bizet, 1863. Operatic gem "___ of the Opera" Oscar vehicle for Paquin and Hunter One of Sarah Palin's kids, after a slapstick prank is pulled on her? One-time Sting operation? Obviously Catholic person, in a snarky rhetorical question Ones running things One of the giveaways. "Our overly fussy friend has a point"? Owl partner, in a film title On ___ T. (secretly) On ___ (in secret). On ___ (secretly) Opera by Karl Goldmark Out of __ (not feasible) Observation by Davidson Off to ___ (on one's way): Colloq. Off to ___. Organized illegal activities "O'er ___ we . . . " Of the curing of disease " . . . our flag was still ___" "Over __" (Cohan tune) "Over __" (Cohan) "Over __": Cohan war song "Over ___" (W.W. I song) "Over ___," Cohan song "___ once was a man from ..." "___ once was a man from Nantucket ..." Oft-repeated word of consolation On that spot "Over _____" (words after "here and") Old sitcom starring Walter Brennan Ole Miss, athletically Orange County daily "__ our letters do not well agree": Brutus Occupying that place Or "An Indian Chef's Memoirs"? On that. Often-misspelled contraction One of Spain's patron saints. ". . . Oz" magic words Optimist's phrase under adverse circumstances ... or a hint to completing the answers to the six starred clues Onetime snake venom antidote ointment or potion used as an antidote to a poison Opera term. Off-strip Vegas casino "___ of Silas Lapham": Howells "Of Time and -": Wolfe
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