Letter O 15750–16000

Overhead pitch seen on ESPN.com? Old army identifiers Oatcakes popular in Scotland Oatmeal cakes of Scotland. Old wedding announcement Occasion for a toast One of Macbeth's victims. Official blocks Officially disallows Opposite of "authorizes" Ominous Gaelic spirit Outlaw + Scottish hat + load Original source of "gumbo" and "goober" offensive name for a person who speaks a Bantu language Oriental war cries. Old World fruit tree Old World tropical tree Ousted Vietnam chief. Ordeal for Fido, maybe Oasis of a sort Object from Mars? Old fashioned place Old fashioned room? Old fashioned spot Old-fashioned hangout? Old-fashioned setting Old-fashioned spot? One isn't good for cellphone service One-armed bandit picture Obstacle or barrier Objection in court outside of Old-time actress Theda One-time vamp. One whom Pilate pardoned One Israel party leader Outfits with suits? ... or what the last words of the starred entries have Offensive line Offensive remark One on the hook, perhaps One-liner, perhaps Openly unpleasant remark One playing through multiple rounds One of Ike's granddaughters. Opry star Mandrell One of 100 One preparing ribs? Opera for singer Cook? Opera-going lady? OPEN-air party with cooking done above open fire OUTDOOR party Open-air social event. Outdoor cookout Outdoor feast. Outdoor stovetop open-air party Outdoor appliances for rib roasts Occasion for smoking Overheated cable? Occupation of Charlie Brown's father One who cuts men's hair One who works for a cut rate? One who gives Ballesteros a close shave? Opera based on a play by Pierre Beaumarchais, with "The" Opera based on comedy by Beaumarchais. Opera with the aria "Largo al factotum," with "The" Opera written in 13 days (with "The"). Old-time haircutter's symbol Owners of clippers One may cover your tab One might be made over a beer One might cover your tab Outdoor cookery (Var.) Outdoor cookery, briefly Outdoor wingding Occasions for frank discussions, informally? Omar's "Funny Girl" co-star Offensive fence material Old-fashioned place on a train? Old-fashioned train lounge? OLYMPIC Games site (1992) Only Spanish city to host the Olympics Occupation romanticized by Sir Walter Scott Odist, e.g. Old harpist, perhaps Old poet, or the old name for Google's Gemini Old storyteller Old-style poet Old-time poet One using the metric system? One with poetic aspirations One working with feet? Ossian, e.g. __ of Avon (Shakespeare) Oscar winner for "No Country for Old Men" Of epic poetry of ancient Celtic order of minstrel poets Old poets Open the soul Open to public view Open to view Out of gear? One way to ride a horse One sans saddle sores? One who doesn't saddle up? Only essential components Open for all to see Openly displayed __ one's soul __ one's soul (fessed up) Out-and-out whoppers One reason service may be refused One way to enjoy the park OPEN-mesh fabric Once-scandalous exposure Only just only a very short time before Opens to view. Opens up Old Robert Blake cop show One telling the naked truth? One who orders "the usual," maybe One in a compromising position? OARED vessel for state occasions ORNAMENTAL oared vessel for State occasions ORNAMENTAL vessel for state occasions Ocean transporter One might precede a tug Open pleasure boat Origination point for many fireworks owner of a barge Of a whitish element Of an element Of atmospheric pressure. Of atmospheric weight Of atmospheric weight or pressure. Of element no. 56 Of weight, in physics Opening up completely One who knows his beans? One who won't serve the average joe One who's got something brewing One whose task may be a tall order One with the grounds to serve you? Organic coffee maker? Ore source of element #56 Ores of element #56 Opera baddie, usually Operatic villains, often Opera cast members Oak finish? Oak overcoat Oak's coat One might translate to "The mail is here" Outer layer of a tree Outermost tree layer Outside of a tree outer layer Ozzy Osbourne's "___ the Moon" Owner of the most pubs in town? ONE-seeded indehiscent fruit Origin of malt. Objects that attract iron filings Outlaw the use of snares for catching raucous birds? One might hand you a screwdriver One who sets up shots Oft-red farm building Old MacDonald surely had one Old dance site Old-fashioned dance locale Old-fashioned dance venue One might be raised on a farm One raised in Amish country One raised on a farm Outbuilding Overbig dwelling. Owl Owl hangout Owl's hangout Owl's haunt, perhaps Owl's home Owl's home on a farm Owl's home, maybe Owl's home, often Owl's home, perhaps Owl's home,maybe ORGANISM living on a host One of the Seven Sisters Opponents of Hunkers, 1840–50. One who cries "Do-si-do!" Old dance sites Outbuildings Owl and dance Owl hangouts Owls' hangouts Owls' haunts Owls' homes, sometimes *One who will drink you under the stable? Of atmospheric pressure: Prefix. One of the five most important Indian states. One that responds to pressure Opinion poll, e.g. Ochs of "Der Rosenkavalier" Ochs of opera Ochs or Scarpia Ochs, in "Der Rosenkavalier" Oil industry honcho Oil industry magnate Oil tycoon One addressed as "lord" -- Orczy: author of "The Scarlet Pimpernel" et.al. of or like a baronet Oil financier's property? Oil industry leaders Ornate and extravagant in style Ornate architectural style Overdone, in a way Overly complex Overly decorated old style Ornately decorated money? Overdecorated symbols of bad luck? "Olde Tyme" drink brand One of Bush 41's attorneys general One of Roseanne's last names Onetime Georgia Congressman Bob Overwhelming quantity Overwhelming quantities One who purchases state office. OFFICE purchase OFFICE sale Obstructed. Outlawed poet? OPEC measure OPEC unit Oaken container, maybe Obstacle in Donkey Kong Oil container Oil drum Oil measure Oil unit One place for wine Old-time saloon OPEC-sold intangible? OPEC units Oil containers Oil units Old clerical cap Oliver ___, Jenny's lover in "Love Story" Old-style radio detectors.