Letter O 18500–18750

___ out (spill the beans) of blush color Olive Oyl chaser Olive Oyl pursuer Olive fancier Olive lover? Olive pursuer of comics Olive wooer Old-time journalist Nellie Obesity meas. Obesity measure (abbr.) Obesity stat Obesity-measuring metric: Abbr. Outdated obesity meas. "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth" writer Okay grade One running things, initially Opportunity for people to act badly? OXYGEN intake and CO2 output on breathing, measure of (abbr.) Old NYC subway letters "On Any Sunday" sport Olympic event since 2008 Off-road racer Olympians on stunt bikes, informally Orch. One may have pink feathers One might get a meal wrapped up One often seen in drag One you don't want to be tight with? Ostentatious accessory Ostentatious wrap Ostrich feather product Outrageous neckpiece Old English airline Old Eur. airline Old U.K. airline Old U.K. carrier Old airline Onetime airline Object of a hunt in "Lord of the Flies" Old English Christmas Dish Old English Christmas entree Old English Christmas meat One may be hogtied Onetime source of toothbrush bristles Orwell's Napoleon, for one oinker Official body of persons. ___ of directors Obeyed the conductor One of the inn crowd Olympian Sage Kotsenburg's personal guard? Othello, e.g. Othello, for one One reason for crowded depots? One place to be educated One place to take care of business Outing at which participants go hog-wild? Oldest printed song for Yuletide One has feathers, the other has scales Ones in the constriction business? One may begin, "Who's got two thumbs and ... " Overact Overstate One blowing his own horn One who's hardly humble Ones with "I" problems? Ocean-loving snake? Often tossed from Dover to Calais. On second thought, make it a musical: "Quiz Show..." One going from bank to bank One in a pier group One making bank-to-bank transfers? One may be chartered One may give you key access One might be bailed out Open water-craft Opportunity, idiomatically Origami design ocean vessel Off-shore lodging Offshore accommodations Overnight accommodations by the shore One creating a wake One leaving a wake, perhaps One making a wake One on board an outboard One out on the lake, e.g. One punting, e.g. One who goes sailing *Outboard, say Outing on a river or lake Officer in charge of a ship's crew One "slow" thing Overland cruise connection OBED, father of Obed's father, in the Bible Odenkirk of "Breaking Bad" Old spoofing duo Order that comes with a wide straw "Ode to Billie Joe" singer Gentry "Ode to Billy Joe" singer Old Bill Outfielder's slip-up Overseas whistle blower Owner of the Phillies. Ohio University mascot Ohio University player OHIO University athletic team Ohio University team One who worked in a "dismal little cell" "One Soldier's Story" author Obtain fruit with mouth only? "One Love" singer OWALA tree Olson or Newsom. Oriole Onetime PBS host called the "godfather of ASMR" Old dos *"Old Time Rock and Roll" singer Olympic vehicle Olympics Vehicle Olympics racer Olympic gliders Olympic racers olympic sport of ice track racing in a Old-style "problem solved" Old English Sheepdog Old English sheepdog feature One-time "This Old House" host Original host of "This Old House" Office Depot's headquarters Outdoor bowling game One spelling for an Italian lawn game Of whom Celine Dion said "If God would have a singing voice, he must sound a lot like …" Ogler's target One of many seen at Muscle Beach, informally old man Olympian Miller Olympic skier Miller Omened. One who foreshows. "Orca" actress Organizations Old-style dagger Oxford's famous library. Organizer of Oxford's famous library. One's person ___ of work One with pressing needs? Obstruct one's buddies during a hockey game? On-screen stand-in On-screen substitute in dangerous scenes Ocean, sea or lake, e.g. One might be hugged while you sleep one-piece garment One-piece outfit Offshore fun outer shell of a motor vehicle "Oom Paul" was one One in battle circa 1901 One making a trek in the 1830s One of Dr. Malan's forebears. One of a group in South Africa. One of the Wars. One who fought Uitlanders Oom Paul Kruger, for one Oom Paul, e.g. Oom Paul, for example. Orange Free State inhabitant Orange Free State settler One side in an 1899 war One side of an 1899-1902 war Orange Free State colonizers Orange Free State denizens Orange Free State founders Orange Free State residents Original t+rekkies? Orange Free State conflict Oeil-de-_____ Overwhelm, with "down" ___ of Eternal Stench ("Labyrinth" swamp) Oscar winner as Allnut Oscar winner for a '51 role Oscar winner in 1951 Oscar winner of 1951 Oscar winner. Organization focused on preserving a wetland? One over One over par One over par, in golf One stroke more than par One-over-par score One over par on the golf course Ones not up to par? Overwhelmed with wonder One over par: Var. OutKast rapper Big __ Outkast's Big ___ One way to cook eggs One way to make eggs One way to serve eggs One way to serve spuds Old fort on the Oregon Trail One of two capitals on I-84 Oregon Trail capital Oregon Trail city Oregon Trail fort Oregon Trail town Orser's rival in the "Battle of the Brians" at the 1988 Winter Olympics Out-of-focus effect in photography, from the Japanese for "blur" Onetime catchphrase for athlete Jackson Only player in NBA history with more career blocks than points scored of South American origin Option for emphasis Overly confident Obstruction at the entrance to a cave, maybe Oak support Oak trunk Open, waist-length jacket Orchestral work by Ravel Outdoor trunks One of Henry VIII's Annes One of Henry's Annes One of the wives in "Six" Oz's scarecrow One performing "Physical" in La Paz? Official state tie of New Mexico Official state tie of Texas Official tie of Texas Oil industry tie? One kind of tie Official ties of New Mexico Official neckware of Arizona Official symbols of Arizona ___ of lightning of fabric Roll One given to running away One who quits his political party. One with a terrible opening Open and close rapidly? Overwhelm, as with complaints Overwhelm, as with questions open fire Overblown speech Ones seeking locations for Bollywood movies? Outerwear with a fleece collar, often of or like bombycids Opposite of "mal" Opposite of mauvais