Letter O
One getting pinched?
One in a pinch
One in cuffs
One in custody
One in handcuffs
One may get printed
One run in
One wearing cuffs
One who's printed
Ones who find themselves in a pinch?
One who takes people in
"Officer, that's the thief!"
Obstructs
Officer's tally
Octagonal road sign, in Arles
Overseas stop
order Court
Order: Fr.
Opposite of departure
O'Hare events
old word meaning people who have arrived
Opposite of "depart"
Optima operator, e.g.
Overseas "Later!"
Overseas farewell
One pulling in
One saying "Here I am!"
One who has it made
One who's just gotten in
Opportunist
Old Spanish weight
Overbearing pride.
Over-bearingly proud
Overly proud
overweening
"One way" indicator
"One way" sign symbol
"One way" symbol
"One-way" sign
ONE WAY sign shape
ONE WAY sign, essentially
Oater prop
Object in Cupid's quiver
Object in a quiver
Object on a February 14 card
One in a quiver
One may tell you where to go
One of Cupid's can bring love
One of a keyboard quartet
One of a keyboard's four
One of four on a keyboard
One-way indicator
One-way marker
One-way sign shape
One-way sign symbol
One-way street sign symbol
One-way street symbol
One-way symbol
Orientation aid
One given the shaft?
Old Native American carvings
Ones given the shaft?
One might be pressed to scroll
Ones taking a bow?
Often-dry creek
Often-dry gulch
Often-dry stream
Opera's Martina
O'Hare info: Abbr.
ORD airport postings
Opposites of departures: Abbr.
Opposites of deps.
Ovid's "___ Amatoria"
Ovid's art
One might be sodomised
Oxford bottom
Of a poison: Prefix
"___ of democracy."
Ordnance depots.
"Old Lace" accompaniment
"Old Lace" companion
Old Lace's partner
Once-common pesticide component
One of the metalloids
One of two elements that ends with the letter C
Of a certain poison.
of or containing arsenic in the trivalent state
old measure of length in Russia
Old term for sorcery borrowed from Latin
Of concern to fire insurance companies.
One concern of an insurer
One form of insurance fraud
One committing insurance fraud, maybe
One skilled in match play
One with a burning desire
One with a burning passion
One with burning desires
Ones who get lighter sentences?
Ones with incendiary ideas
"Of all lies, __ is the least untrue": Flaubert
"Our Father, who ___ in heaven . . ."
"Our chief means of breaking bread with the dead": Auden
O'Keeffe output
Objects of appreciation?
Objet d'__
Obsolete form of "to be"
Oeuvre in the Louvre
Offering at the Uffizi
Oft-insured items
Often-critiqued subject
Often-framed work
Oil field?
Oil on a wall, for example
Oil production?
Oils and busts and such
Oils and etchings
Oils and pastels
Oils and such
Oils and the like
Oils and watercolors
Oils et al.
Oils, busts, etc.
Oils, e.g.
Oils, etc.
Oils, for instance
Oils, say
One might be liberal in college
One of the humanities
Onetime singing partner of Paul
Op ___
Op or Deco
Op or Pop
Op or Pop follower
Opera, as a form.
Optical _____
Origami or ikebana
Origami or manga
Origami or pottery, e.g.
Origami, e.g.
Origami, for one
Orwell's "All ___ Is Propaganda"
Output from Lichtenstein
Often seen at auctions
___ of Noise
Old Arabian measure.
ORIENTAL measure of weight
Often raw-looking visual works created by unconventional creators
Oscar actor for "Harry and Tonto"
Oscar winner for "Harry and Tonto"
*Owner of many paintings, say
Oil assessor?
One preparing an oil pan?
One with a lot to say about nudes
Ones who might use oils in a pan?
One in the oil business
One involved in moving pictures?
One of Rembrandt's occupations
One whose sales are busts, perhaps
Oil magnates?
One might be framed in a painter's studio
One of Dick and Dan's ensemble
Output of Tintoretto, e.g.
One making People look good?
Old Russian co-op
ORESTES, pardoner of
ORION, slayer of
Olympian goddess
Olympian huntress.
Olympic goddess.
Orion's hunting companion
Of a main channel
Of the aorta, e.g.
Of the aorta, for example
Oxygenating of venous blood
One may service an organ
Outgoing vessel
Onetime N.B.A. star Metta Sandiford-___
Oil showers, maybe
One unlikely to open wide
Original host of 45A
Oils from the slick?
Oil appropriations, maybe
Of a joint: Comb. form.
oligoarthritis
OSTRACODA (phyllum)
Onetime British Prime Minister?
Ophthalmologist who became a novelist
Of the knights of Camelot.
Originator of the modern crossword puzzle
One with a tender heart?
*Oft-marinated salad addition
One of seven in the Constitution
One of three in English
one of a class of artifacts
Of joints
Of the joints
Of Carney's film roles?
Often-married Shaw
Old friend of Tony Soprano
One of Ava's exes
One of the Shaws
Object made by man
Objects made by humans
often selected for special training
One who dyes by his own hand
"Our Father which ___ heaven ..."
"Our Father who ___ heaven ..."
Old guild member
One with craft capsizing in ocean as it rains
One who creates works for galleries or exhibitions
O'Keeffe, e.g.
Oil producer, e.g.
Oil producer, perhaps
Oil worker
One for whom perspective is often important
One handy with a brush
One making a scene
One who creates a scene?
One who makes a scene
One who may make a fortune in oil?
One who may use a scalpel
One who might have a brush with fame?
One who works with works
One with a brush
One with a palette
One with drawing power
Opie or Turner
One featured in una galería
Orozco and Rivera
One of Sir Winston's attainments.
Of interest to aesthetes
of or characteristic of art or artists
Oil workers?
Old masters
Ones in the oil field?
Ones with drawing power
Old "House Party" host
One learning how to refine oils?
One studying oil refinement?
Ovid's "The ___ Love"
Oils owned by the government?
One of four inaugural inductees into the Robot Hall of Fame, familiarly
One who's good at helping you get the picture?
Oil cleanups, maybe
"O, had I but followed the _____!": "Twelfth Night"
Op and pop
Op and pop followers
Opera and ceramics, e.g.
Opera and origami, e.g.
Opera and origami, for two
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