Letter O 109000–109250

Open, as an aspirin bottle Open, as aspirin Open, as meds Open, as some bottles Open, as toothpaste Open, perhaps Opens a beer can Opens a bottle Opens a tube of toothpaste Opens a tube of toothpaste, e.g. Opens the toothpaste Opens, as a beer Opens, as a gas tank Opens, as a ginger ale bottle Opens, as an aspirin bottle Opens, as some sodas One of the Mohicans Opens for viewing Opposite of immaculate Old Greek handwriting style Old manuscript letter Open, as a large envelope Open, like a necklace Opens a purse One holding lecture in public "Okay, I give up!" "Okay, okay, let me go!" One named Sam wants YOU! One who might call you his niece Org. in a '60s spy series Open, as a fist One giving you a pointer? One known for finger-pointing Opens, as a drain Opes to Frost Old 7UP nickname, with 'the' Onetime 7Up nickname, with "the" originality by virtue of being unconventional Open the champagne Open the wine Open, as a Chablis Open, as a bottle of champagne Open, as a bottle of wine Open, as a cabernet sauvignon Open, as a champagne bottle Open, as a magnum Open, as a wine bottle Open, as wine Opened, as a bottle Opens, as a wine bottle Opens, as wine Open a large container Open a warehouse box Open, as shipped goods Opens at the warehouse Oleaginous suavity. Overly slick Open, as a fern frond Opened, as a fist Opens, as a fern frond Of books, not having the folds of the leaves slit. Open, as floodgates Of an indeterminate moment Oct. 24 Oct. 24 observance Oct. 24, 1947 declaration Oct. 24, every year Oct. 24th observance Out of everyone's hands? "___ One Roof" (2022 Ali Hazelwood book) On a lower level than One of two engineering features depicted in this puzzle Ouida's "____ Two Flags" Out at the dentist's? Out, at the dentist Over opposite Over-__: sports bet Over-__: sports wager One doing less well than expected Opposite of ham Often-deodorized area Oppressed by the heat? One way to get a business contract Offers a lower price. of impure stock *On a leash, say *One may work on boosting operations One working a sting Offer goods at a lower price to beat a competitor Offer lower prices Offered a lower price than Outdoes, pricewise One at a disadvantage One not favored One who bets on a likely loser? Opposite of "pig out" Opposite of overcome? Overworked partner? One way to end up on the links Opposite of emote Overlook the potential of Ones too confident of victory Over-and-___ (two-barreled firearms) Offers better bargains than one's rivals ocean undercurrent Opposite of exaggerate Opposite of exaggerated. Ones who follow the leads? One prepared to take over from leading actor One who succeeds in a performance On deadline Oscar winner from "The Little Mermaid" for Best Original Song Oscar-winning song from "The Little Mermaid" On earth, like a dancer? on earth Anywhere Not going One places for bribes Opposite of in the pink Out of sorts ... or where four answer-ending words (see starred clues) can be found? Opposing current Opposite of outer garment One seen in a Hanes catalog of a bra etc, having shape provided by a thin strip of metal Opened, as a blouse Opened, as a fastener Opened, as a knot Opened, as a necktie Opened, as a tie Opened, in a way obsession with water Open; frank. "Oops, I clicked the wrong thing and need to go back" computer command Open a clasp Open knots Open up, as a shoelaces Open up, as shoelaces Open, as a clasp Open, as a knot Open, as a necktie Open, as a parcel. Open, as a tie Open, as knots Open, as shoelaces Option on an edit menu Only theoretical One ruining something One taking back an action in MS Word, say One might be left so Open the curtains Ordinary clothing, as opposed to uniform. Out of proportion One in Arles One in Bordeaux One in Paris One "A" in Paris One (French) One at Orly One at the Louvre One for Jacques One for Monet One for Pierre One for the French One in Ahuntsic One in France One in France Ancient region of One in French One in Marseille One in Montreal One in Montréal One in Orleans One in Orléans One in Quebec One in Québec One in Saint-Émilion One in Verdun One in the Louvre One of the French One of the Parisians One on the Seine One, at the Tour de France One, en francais One, in Auvergne One, in Brest One, in Matane One, in Nantes One, in Weedon One, on the Oise One, on the Riviera One, to Antoine One, to Jacques One, to Louis I One, to Marie One, to Ouida One, to Oulette One, to Pierre One, to Sartre One: Fr. Orly article one French words Outlandish: Colloq. "Oh no, there's gonna be a jump scare any minute" feeling Old biscuit brand Ones abroad Ones in Paris Ones, in Trois Rivieres Ones: Fr. Ones: French. Org. recognizing Global Geoparks Org. that administers World Heritage Sites Org. that designates World Heritage Sites Org. that selects World Heritage Sites Olympics gymnastic event Of a text complete and containing all the original material One way to get the blame One way to take the blame Open, as a seat belt Open, as a map Open up, as a map open or spread out from a folded state Opens a map Opens like a map Oscar winner in 1992 Open Old Glory Open from a rolled-up position Open out, as a flag Open out, as a sail Open to the wind Open up, as a flag Open, as a flag Opened to the wind Opened, as a flag Opens, as a banner Ointment: Abbr. "Odd Couple" role Outrageous; sinful Old-timey way to say "Let go!" Opens a window, perhaps ___ of (never before known) ___ of (unprecedented). Opposite of cool Opposite of cool, man Open, maybe Outjoust O.K. to play, in a way OK, after a mishap Okay after tripping, say Octa- minus seven One ahead of cycles? One at the beginning One at the start One before bi