Letter O 108000–108250

OK for kids to watch One on a talk show couch, say Oliver, e.g. One who's running the show? Ones who say "We'll be right back" "Orange Is the New Black" rating On-screen parent such as Lorelai Gilmore Oxygen and Ion, e.g. One hiding in the cushions? One with news to share, often O.T.B. conveniences Ones going through channels? Ones with spots showing? One of more than 76 million in the U.S. Objects thrown out hotel windows, in a rock 'n' roll cliché One who's big on the small screen Ones concerned with public images? One in a broadcast archive Old electronic component Outmoded combo appliance Outmoded den appliances Object of a 1988 Carl Icahn leveraged buyout Old "One mission. Yours." sloganeer Old "Up, up and away" airline Old "Up, up and away" carrier Old "Up, up and away" sloganeer Old "We're up to something good" carrier Old "You're going to like us" sloganeer Old Delta alternative Old Eastern alternative Old Pan Am rival Old USAir rival Old United rival Old air letters Old airline initials Old airline letters Old airline that had Ambassadors Clubs Old airline with a K.C. museum Old carrier hidden in "Jetway" Old carrier inits. Old carrier letters Old carrier whose JFK terminal is now used by JetBlue Old co. with overlapping globes in its logo Old competitor of Pan Am Old name in travel Old rival of America Old rival of Pan Am Old rival of United One + one to Burns One of Air Canada's US rivals One of the "Big Four" domestic carriers, once One time H. Hughes airline One time Hughes property One-time Delta competitor One-time Howard Hughes airline One-time Howard Hughes company Onetime "We're up to something good" sloganeer Onetime Delta rival Onetime LAX user Onetime Lindbergh employer Onetime Pan Am rival Onetime United competitor Onetime United rival Onetime big sponsor within Disneyland's Tomorrowland Onetime carrier hidden in "Jetway" Onetime carrier to JFK Onetime carrier with a hub at JFK Onetime flight inits. Onetime jet insignia Once Howard Hughes’s airline Onetime rival of Delta One who prates Our Valentine song singer Old-fashioned word meaning "it was" Old-style "used to be" Opening of a classic Christmas poem Opening on Christmas Eve? Opening word of "Jabberwocky" Old poetic contraction for "it was" opener Poem Oscar-winning actress rested in club (8) OVERLY cute Oh-so-dainty Oh-so-dainty, in Devon Oh-so-dainty, in Devonshire Oh-so-precious Oh-so-quaint, in England Overly cute, to a Brit Overly cutesy Overly cutesy, to a Brit Overly dainty Overly nice: Brit. Overly precious, in Portsmouth Overly precious, to a Brit Overly precious, to a Briton Overly pretty Outdoorsy cloth Outdoorsy fabric One of an identical pair One of an indistinguishable pair One of an inseparable pair. One of the Wonderland twins Owner of a nice new rattle. Outdoorsy wear Of a certain weave, as suits. Of country gentry, informal and loving the outdoor life Outdoorsy Outdoorsy in taste or habits Outdoorsy, taste-wise Oldish youngster One at an awkward age One born in the early 2010s, in 2022 One getting "the talk," say One studying for a bar or bat mitzvah, say One that's not quite a teenager One who was recently a child Occasionally newsworthy comment One bird to another. One in a storm, maybe One may be quoted in the news One may start with @ Online communication of 140 characters or fewer Online status update limited to 140 characters Oscine sound One who understands canaries? Object of the puddy tat's pursuit One dozen One-fourth of this clue's number One minute to one One of the first Buicks to roll off the line? ONE score One-fifth of 100 Only bill bearing a picture of the White House. one tenth of two hundred On both sides Obvious trait of a certain two-digit number? One more than a score One fifth One-fifth "O, that __ possible...": Tennyson Ones vigorously shaking cans Opening for light? "Once bitten, ___ shy" On two occasions Once and again Once doubled Once more than once One more than once "Once bitten" follower Old yarn Overcharged shadowers? ___ one's thumbs One who is busy with trifles. Offshoot branch. One may help support a nest egg Outdoor marshmallow holder ___ of the Gods. Overpromotion of a Stephenie Meyers fantasy novel series? One born with another One coming out around the same time as another One in a crowded womb One in the womb with you One may be evil One may be identical One might be fraternal One of Cybill Shepherd's offspring One of Gemini One of a hotel room pair One of the "Boys from Syracuse." One of two born together One of two identical people One of two matching beds One of two of a kind One of two with the same birth date One with a look-alike One you might be mistaken for Osiris or Isis, e.g. ___ Otter (common Canadian arctic plane) One of a sleeping pair Organizations that help out look-alikes? One of Grindr's "tribes" "OMG, we're wearing the same shirt!" O. Henry plot specialty O. Henry story feature O. Henry tale feature Old Peppermint Lounge dance Olive alternative Oliver who fell among thieves. Oreo disassembly __ of lemon (drink garnish) Only million-selling Beatles single that was a cover Off-brand version of Auntie Anne's? ... on a game mat Openable without an opener One might close a bread bag One who's empty up there Online personalities who might have Just Chatting content One who taunts with a bird sound Online commentariat Online blurb that may include your pronouns One often contains an "In case you missed it" heading Online spat between rival accounts Online realm since 2006 "___ of Us" Beatles "___ of Us" Fab Four "___ on the Aisle" ... of a 1903 Washington stamp Opposite of single One less than a crowd One more is a crowd One more than one One's successor Only even prime Only even prime number Only number that can be typed with a keyboard's top row Opposite of one Occupational deferment category in the '60s draft Old deferment classification Old draft category Old draft category for civilian workers Old draft classification Old draft deferment Old draft deferment category Old draft deferment category for critical civilian work Old draft-deferment category One-quarter of a mourning lacrosse team? One o'clock, nautically Of small worth (25 cents). Opinion's value? Opinion, colloquially Opinion, in a saying Oft-unwelcome advice On a plane, for short Octet of black squares in the middle of this grid, typographically Observation at a sausage eating contest? One movie title song... Ordinal position between one hundred ninety-ninth and two hundred first Olympics team craft "One ever feels his ___,--an American, a Negro . . .": Du Bois One to go, in baseball Of very little value Original fare on the London tube. One of 10 that go down in a strike One hr. past lunchtime, perhaps One who loves too much? "One down, __ go" Old like some painted cars Odds for a Kentucky Derby favorite, perhaps operating or permitting operation in either of two opposite directions Ones going through a terrible time?