Letter O 112750–113000

Oklahoma's top crop One source of bran Onetime penny depiction option Sandwich Big Obtain by coaxing ___ of (get by cajolery) "__ of Fortune" Oft "reinvented" device Oft-reinvented item? One of Merv's shows, informally One of a hand truck's pair One of a tricycle's trio One of four on a car One of man's first inventions. Operate for profit one of the horses next to the wheel in a team Old locomotive sounds "Over" attachment Overcome utterly "On what date?" "On what day?" Opposite of whither Old Beatles song? Open-door joke's punch line Opening for some nostalgic stories Oscar-winning boxing documentary " . . . oh, ___, has my little dog gone?" "__ or When" "__ or When" (Dion hit) "___ or When," 1937 hit tune "___ or When," 1937 song One of a journalist's five "W"s One of five (or six) journalistic questions One of journalism's "five Ws" One of the five questioning w's One of the four "musts" for a reporter. On which occasion. ". . . old millstream, __ first met you . . ." of what or which person or thing? on what thing or place? "Once in Love With Amy" show Options introducer ___ or no ___ or not (in any case). "__ one is better?" odor Slight One of the more conservative members of the Liberal Party in British politics Onetime Democrat rival Opponent of James II Odd contrivance Old bloc in Parliament Once in a __ (occasionally) Odd trinket One prone to kvetching One meaning of a "safe word"? Ones who are too big for their britches One of many on a cat's face Old-fashioned drink Oldie by the Dell-Vikings Old card game like bridge One thing to blow Orientalist from Lowell Originally, "Arrangement in Grey and Black." Oscar winner as Amin Oscar winner as a self-styled "King" One side in chess Othello side Our Ambassador to Mexico. of the colour of snow Obviously fearful Old man: colloq. Obama's house Office location since 1800 One rushing in to save the day One who rescues companies "Oh yes, I love that dress," maybe Ofay's fib One form of polite excuse. Obviously very scared Official government report. Official report ONTARIO One side of China? Omelet ingredients for some diets One pile of laundry One portion of the laundry one who works in tinned or galvanized iron, or white iron Owner of the Titanic Outfit choice for a formal summer event One of a race of creatures that George R.R. Martin calls "The Others" Onetime White House scandal + Main Object of obsessive pursuit Obsession focus in "Moby-Dick" of something having a color tending toward white Only singer to have seven consecutive #1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 of a white colour ONE OF THE FIVEs Once-popular song One of Jerome Kern's songs. One of Seuss' little people One of a reporter's W's One of five for reporters One of many Seuss village residents One of the 5 W's One of the five W's for a journalist One on first? Org. working for universal coverage Owl s query Owl's query Owl's question Owlish inquiry? Organization behind worldwide disease surveillance Oater "Halt!" Oater "Hold it!" Oater shout Open sleigh halter Opposite of "Giddy-up!" Opposite of 'giddyap' Opposite of giddap Order for an equine Old song the devil sings to himself every morning? "Of course it was me!" Out of __ (fictitiously) Out of ___ (without basis). Organic grocery chain founded by John Mackey of bread, flour, etc, made from the complete grain, with no parts discarded during manufacture Oval on a staff One skipping the middle man One hundred per cent "Of ___ are you speaking?" Object that many people don't use right Obsolete pronoun? Oft-ignored object Oft-misused pronoun Oft-neglected pronoun. Often misused pronoun Often-misused pronoun Often-neglected pronoun Owl's hoot Oda Mae in "Ghost" One of Joy's co-hosts Oprah's "The Color Purple" co-star Oscar emcee Goldberg Oscar emcee Goldberg Cartoonist One of four women with an EGOT Oscar winner for "Ghost" Offspring in a fast-food restaurant? "__ on First?" "On what authority?" O.A.R. "___ Chariot" Of which person? Ownership query word of whom Old TV cliff-hanger object or person whose name is not known Obligatory joke response Opening line for a classic knock-knock joke One of the Ws One of the five interrogatives "___ oughta . . ." (threat from Moe) "Okay, sure!" Optimist's question One who worships the Triple Goddess and Horned God Ones reading the Book of Shadows Oil lamp feature Oil lamp need Oil lamp part Oil-lamp feature Oil-lamp necessity Oil-lamp part ". . . Oz" antagonist One of two figures in "The Wizard of Oz" Oz tormentor Outdoor chair material Outdoor-chair material Often-sticky item Opening's briefly unpleasant in rain Ones going down in flames? "Open ___" (dentist's plea) Off, as a pitch Off-target, in a way Opposite of narrow Out of the strike zone, in a way Outside the lines Outstretched Old-style felt hat. Over a broad area Over a great expanse Over a large area Oversized Scrabble squares on which to play vowels? Offensive football positions "Open ___ please" Of greater expanse Open more Oversized audio component? Oversized radios Of greatest extent Of greatest range. Orphan's kin, in typesetting Ove in "A Man Called Ove," e.g. Ones who might remarry One rectangle measure Osterreich's capital of Österreich Capital Oscar winner Dianne Oscar winner for "Bullets Over Broadway" Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner Dianne Oscar-winner Diane Odin's Frigga. Oft-swapped person One of 700 for King Solomon One of six for Henry VIII One of two in some marriages One of two in some wedding ceremonies One who has changed names, maybe One who's been down the aisle One who's done the "I do's" One who's taken a vow Opal of the comics, to Earl Pickles __ of Bath (Chaucer pilgrim) ___ of Bath (Chaucer character) *One lets you connect on the go One who works long hours at Starbucks, perhaps? Old powdered apparel One might be powdered One might help make a role more believable Onstage head costume Orwell's "The Road to ___ Pier" -- out (goes crackers) Old Bailey headwear Old symbols of social status Once-powdered items Options when picking locks? Oversized accessories for Sia __ out (goes wild) Ojibwa home Oval home Original "Just Dance" console One of the 2016 Ghostbusters Online prefix with -pedia Open-ended reference Opening with leaks? Online site where users may write and edit texts Online reference for finding and comparing marijuana dispensaries Online reference source online newspaper or magazine editorial that can be edited by readers Orville s brother Old Steve Martin phrase, with "a" O.S.S. chief in W. W. II One of two baseball playoff teams determined next week by a "play-in" game in each major league, and a hint to this puzzle's circles