Letter O 112000–112250

Oregon Trail sights Oregon Trail transports Oregon Trail vehicles Old-time movable home. Old West express Old West traveling group One kind of caravan. One of the Westerns. Oregon Trail, notably Outburst in a nursery Oahu maiden Oahu woman Oater cry Onomatopoeic musical effect "Oliver Twist" type Oliver Twist, for example Oliver, for one One in need of nutrition One without a home Orphan of the storm Orphaned child Oliver Twist et al. Oahu neighborhood Oahu resort Oahu surfing mecca One howling Original band that sang "I Shot the Sheriff," with "the" One lending a hankie? Old form of wagon. Old-fashioned wagon. Old-time cart. Old-time wagon. Old-time wagons Often-wooden wall panel Orphan: German. Oft watched line Oft-watched line Often made with elastic Oxford vests Oft-watched area "One moment please" One needing orders One taking gut courses? One taking orders and tips One who serves One who's used to taking orders One with a heavy course load Order handler one who takes an order Old joke about diner employees? On-deck men Order not to follow On hold ... or what the seven rows of black squares in this puzzle's grid spell in Morse code Odets drama Odets play: 1935 Odets title Odets's 1935 stage hit Odets, this was your sting! "Of Human Bondage" role Occupation for Alice Original occupation for Rachel on "Friends" ___ on (serves) Old-time tune advising patience with overcast skies Old Ebbets Field cry official exemption On ___ (available for claiming by a rival team) Opening of a retail store? "O Babylon!" playwright Derek "Omeros" poet Derek One face in the crowd? One found in books One hard to find One in a crowd at a bookstore? One tending to get lost in the crowd? "On Chill" rapper One-named rapper who did the theme song for ESPN's "First Take" One-named rapper with the 2015 #1 album "The Album About Nothing" One of the Celtic nations Only private non-American to address a joint session of Congress (1989) "___ on the Wild Side" Outing with a dog __ off with (steal) One way to avoid a potential scene Order to keep a fight from escalating One going by foot Ones refusing transportation? On a stroll without shoes or socks Overly quiet? Ones without appointments One-time portable music player "___ one flight and save" Opera by Wagner featuring mythical warrior maidens Obstacle course challenge Off the __ (bizarre) One can be painted or papered One of four on a squash court Outfield border Outlet site Originator of varieties of field corn. Oscar-winning film set partially on a post-apocalyptic Earth One in a "Flying" circus act Ones' quarters? Ones and fives? One uncomfortable at the dance Ones not dancing On display, as a painting Only American-born woman (1936) Online university's lack One of the Cleavers "...of cabbages and kings" speaker Oyster eater in a Lewis Carroll verse Oyster-lover, in Lewis Carroll. Oversized upper-lip adornment Olympics volleyball great Kerri __ Jennings One in Baseball's Hall of Fame. One who has grandiose daydreams but a humdrum actual life One of 16 works by Brahms oz ditty Old Native American currency beads Old currency of Massachusetts One-time beaded currency Obi- -- Kenobi Obi-Kenobi link Of unnatural pallor Off color? Opposite of hale Ollivander's purchase Ollivanders purchase in the Potterverse Odysseus and others. One suit in a tarot deck Opposite of wax off fall Opposite of waxed Obtain deceitfully Obtain something desired by trickery or persuasion Obtain underhandedly Obtains by scheming One aspiring to fame One who dreams of fame One who dreams of fame, e.g. Overeager aspirant "Oh, yeah?" follower Offer that may be answered by "How much?" Opening announcement Opening notice On the FBI's list Onetime TV judge Original "People's Court" judge Original judge on "The People's Court" "One, two, three, four, I declare a thumb __!" "Only the dead have seen the end of ___": Plato "Only the dead have seen the end of ___": Santayana "___ of the Roses" Old Maid alternative Old cabinet department One of the W's in W.W. I One of the horsemen of the apocalypse One was civil in America Original Cabinet department renamed Defense in 1949 Ones often marrying in a hurry Online eyeglasses business One of 17 in New Orleans One of TV's Cleavers One concern of the Treasury Dept. Official with supervisory duties. "Of Time and the River" Old-time word of caution. One who comes back decorated One-stop shop for discount pictures of soup cans, Elvis, etc.? Old compaigners who have had stormy but successful careers: Colloq. Observation by General Sherman One given to black magic. of a seeker One who just takes up space Ostensibly fresh, but not really One sketching part of a bird? (Hint: This clue's answer ignores squares 2-4. Enter a body part in those squares to create valid, unclued Across and Down answers.) On the hot side On notice ONE swallow does not make a summer out of shape Bend out of shape Twist On the __ (angry) On the ___ (furious) On the ___ (incensed) On the ___ (preparing for battle) On the ___ (ready to fight). On the _____ (very angry) Operation ___ (initiative to "supercharge" vaccine production) ___ officer: military rank One may last a lifetime Only person to garner Oscar nominations for producer, director, writer, and actor for two films Ohio Central College's most famous alumnus Oil-drilling President? Overpopulated, mazy districts Occasions when arms are raised Occasions when the arms are raised Ontario community or Polish namesake "Old Ironsides" was one "Over There," for one "Over There" and "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" "Over There" et al. Overly optimistic 1910s appellation Opposite of pacific Opposite of peaceful Obvious imperfections Overly prudent. On guard against ONCE existed Occupied a place Once cost Once lived Once worked as ___ odds with (disagreed). Only when his funny films failed Olympia is its capital: Abbr. One of four in this puzzle Opposite of dirty OK for the Maytag Of a modern fabric. Occasion for throwing in and folding Over the hill, with "up" ___ out (spiritless) Old name for the Pacific island Teraina Olympia is its capital. Our first President Old cleaning vessel Old-fashioned clothes cleaner outcome of a process "Obviously, right?" Opposite of "has been." Occupant of a dangling nest, maybe One might be involved in a sting One of a traditional elite One of two rating the maximum 4 on the Schmidt pain index One on a sting operation? Only a female one can sting Ornery swarm Old English drink. Old form of "to be" Old form of be Outcome of haste, it's said Opposite of thrifty Office trash [resign] One of the Tylers. "___ on the Rhine" (Lillian Hellman play) observe or determine by looking Observe Aerosmith? Observe music festival performers? OSHA or the F.C.C. Observes; timepieces