Letter O 109750–110000

On the ___ (legit) "___ Oxford" (Ved Mehta memoir) Out on a limb, in a way __ one (barely ahead) One usually found around bars, for short of or from the interior of a country One may get rid of bugs One revising a news piece One followers Off-the-neck hair style Off-the-neck hairstyle Off-the-neck style Off-the-shoulders hairstyle Oscar night style Off-the-neck hair Off-the-neck hair styles Oscar-night hairstyles *Occasion to pin back one's coif? One giving a pilot a lift? One trying to get out of the wind? On the first train out of here, perhaps Overtum Of a payment, in advance Opposite of coy One way to get into business "Over 100 Years of Journalistic Excellence" org. Odd News distributor Old news letters Old wire service Old wiring org. Onetime annual College Football All-America Team compiler Onetime awarder of an NFL player of the year award Onetime major news-photo source Org. for breaking news Org. managed by Scripps until 1982 Org. of newspapers Org. that broke the news of the Kennedy assassination Org. that marked "100 years of journalistic excellence" in 2007 Org. with an "Odd News" web page Owner of a huge news photo archive On fire, as a building Opposite of sad? of or in an area of high or relatively high ground Out beyond the curfew Online command denoted by an arrow inside a cloud Of high cost and quality Old "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" channel Old "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" network Old Fox rival Old TV channel that aired "Moesha" Old TV channel that aired XFL games Onetime XFL game airer Onetime competitor of the WB Original "Veronica Mars" airer Original "Veronica Mars" channel Original airer of "Everybody Hates Chris" Original airer of "Girlfriends" Original channel for "Star Trek: Voyager" On, old style "Once __ a Mattress" "Once __ a midnight ..." "Once __ a midnight dreary . . ." "Once __ a time . . . " "Once ___ a . . . " "Once ___ a One More Time" (Britney Spears jukebox musical) "Once ___ a Time" (Chika EP) "Once ___ a Time" Smashing Pumpkins "Once ___ a Time" Tony Bennett "Once ___ a midnight . . . ": Poe "Once ___ a midnight dreary"—Poe. "Once ___ a time, a few mistakes ago . . ." "Once _____a Mattresss" "Once" follower "Once" follower, in stories Obviously following closely Once/a time go-between One-___ (superior to) "Once __ Mattress": 1959 Broadway show "Once __ Time in America" "Once __ time . . . " "Once ___ Honeymoon" "Once ___ Honeymoon" (1942 film) "Once ___ Honeymoon" (1942 movie) "Once ___ Mattress" "Once ___ midnight . . . " "Once ___ midnight dreary . . . " "Once___Mattress" Once-time connector Once-time insertion On top of, in poetic diction Once removed On top, but only just On the higher side One half of a pair of dentures One of Michigan's peninsulas One of the bunk beds One of the regions. One of two berths Opposite of "lower" Ozone layer area OTTAWA Of a college group. occupying the highest socioeconomic position in a society On one's ___ (broke) On one's ___ (destitute) On one's ___ (indigent) Overly presumptuous One of two in a proton Opposite the current Outpouring of criticism One who extirpates On the ___ (doing better) Org. with brown trucks Owner of the drone service Flight Forward Odds breaker Oddsmaker's nightmare One-seed loss, e.g. Only horse to beat Man o' War Only horse to defeat Man o' War Overrun by the underdog Overturn; worry overset Opportunity for growth Optimist focus Optimist's portrayal Opposite of downside on the top Optimists can find them in any situation Order a larger Uncola? Opposite of downdraft Offerer of package deals Offerer of package plans OVERSHADOW actor Outperform crew members in the ship play? On a floor above On an upper floor On an upper storey On the floor above On the next floor On the next level One flight above Over the first floor One-liner from the pulpit? One suddenly raised to importance One from the north, maybe One elated over a market rally? Odd-sounding speaking intonation also called the "high rising terminal" "___ Organization," Townsend book On the pathway of enticement Off to Sing Sing Out of bed, drunk is nervy Out of bed, the worse for wear, and tetchy Overly conventional, in slang Operating period Operating periods Occupied with: Colloq. ___ one's old tricks. "Oil!" author Sinclair Occupied with mischief: Colloq. Out for trouble On a roof deck, say On the highest shelf On the observation deck, say Of standard quality of or located in the upper part of a town Offer online validation, in a way Online endorsements Onward partner Onward's partner ___ of (more than). Oscar song for 1982 OURA One of four R.N.A. bases One of the twelve economic regions of Russia Orenburg is on it Orenburg river Orenburg's river Orsk is on it Orsk river Orsk's river Orsk's stream Of a Russian range Of a Eurasian chain. Of the Finno-Ugric language Of the seventh planet Of a potent source of atomic energy. Of a radioactive element of or containing uranium, esp in a high valence state Opaque mineral. Objective of Geiger counter. One of the actinide series Of the heavens: Prefix. opener Heavenly of or containing uranium, esp in a low valence state OCEANUS, father of Oberon circles it Oberon orbits it Oft-snickered-at planet One of the "ice giant" planets One of the gas giants or the group UO2 Of a big town Of a town or city Of cities Of city life Of towns or cities One of eight popes Opposed to rural Opposite of rural ___ Outfitters (clothing chain) ___ Outfitters (hipster clothier) ___ Outfitters (retailer) ___ Outfitters, clothing retailer of or living in a city or town One who recreationally explores sewers and underground tunnels Oozing elegance Often-repeated bit of modern folklore One remedy for "downtown blight." One trouble with cities today. organ of a plant Oliver, for example. Oliver Twist and friends One of the Norn One of the Norns (or, backwards, R&B group ___ Hill) One of the Norse fates: Var. Official language in six states of India One of Pakistan's official languages One of Pakistan's two official languages One of the languages recognized in India's constitution One of the official languages of India One of the official languages of Pakistan One of the official languages of Uttar Pradesh One official language of Pakistan Origin of the words "khaki" and "pajama" Old Orkney land unit Old-time actress Mary Ounce in Shetland. Of a fertilizer chemical Of a nitrogenous compound Ounces: Orkney Isl. Old name for Ulan Bator Old name of Ulan Bator Original name of Mongolian capital. Outer Mongolia capital Often-squelched thing One is often hard to resist One may resist it Overpowering itch Overwhelming impulse Overwhelming want