Letter O
Operatic ruler
Of Clinton's departure, he said "I've never seen a back I've found more attractive"
Onetime Solicitor General
One of trio on first moon orbit
Out of the womb
___ out (proven)
Orangutan home
Orangutan locale
Orangutan's Malaysian home
Orangutan's island home
One fated to fail
Ones fated to fail, or what the answers to the starred clues are, initially?
Oliver Stone film
Oliver Stone film about a paralyzed Vietnam War veteran
Of good lineage
Of princely parentage.
Of royal lineage
Of superior heritage
One of 19 making up Montreal, informally
Of a certain nonmetallic element.
*One of 32 in London
one of the administrative divisions of a large city
One of the Grail Knights.
Once-popular resort area in the Catskills, informally
Officer at sea
One of the N.H.L.'s original six teams: Abbr.
Only 21st-century four-time World Series champs, on scoreboards
Ox, bison, etc.
Ox: Latin.
on scoreboards Sox city
ox genus
Oft-poached pear
One kind of pear
One of the pears
Onetime Hershey's rival
Offerer of Bluetooth sunglasses
Onkyo rival
"Oh, bother!"
Off. on a ship
Officer in charge of rigging, briefly
Officer in charge of the anchor, for short
One in charge of a ship's rigging
One in charge of anchors and rigging
One of the cap'n's crew
One on a fo'c'sle, perhaps
officer (abbr.) Warrant
Onetime part of Austria-Hungary
Operation Deliberate Force nation
of or relating to or characteristic of Bosnia-Herzegovina or the people of Bosnia
Officers in charge of anchors, for short
___ of Abraham (place of comfort)
OFFICE head
Office V.I.P.
Office biggie
Office bigwig
Office chief
Office figure
Office honcho
Office leader
Office manager
Office monitor
Office orderer
Office personage
One calling the shots
One giving orders
One in authority
One may give you a raise
One reported to
One seeking results
One signing the checks
One who manages to get by?
One who's in charge
One with at least one below?
One with fire power?
One you answer to
Order (around)
Order (around) [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
Order about
Order giver
Orders giver
Oversee
Order indiscriminately
Ordered (around)
Ordered about
Office V.I.P.'s
Office chiefs.
Office heads
Office higher-ups
Office honchos
Ones in charge
Order givers
Orders (around)
Orders about
Overseers
Overseeing
Old-time politician's pet bird?
Over-directive
Overbearing cow?
Overly assertive
Overly authoritative
Overly controlling
Overly insistent
. . . on the Charles
Old-time form of waltz.
Original Six NHL team with a bear as its mascot
Orr
One end of the longest interstate highway in the U.S.
Orchestra known for an annual Fourth of July concert
Orchestra once conducted by John Williams
Orchestra that performs an annual Fireworks Spectacular
Officer in charge of a ship's rigging, informally
Officer in charge of rigging
Officer over deckhands
One of a cap'n's aides
One of the two characters on stage at the beginning of "The Tempest", informally
Of plants: Abbr.
One making a malicious attack, maybe
One of many employed by Google
One stymied by security questions, say
Online chatter?
Of plant life.
Of plants
Of veggies
One studying plants
One whose field is flowers
One with a flower fetish
Ones with growing concerns?
One and another.
One and the other
One for each hand
Opposite of neither
Option C in some multiple-choice questions
"Oh, ___!" (Pooh expression)
"Oh, ___" (Winnie-the-Pooh)
often ice bound gulf between sweden and finland
One way to get a fat lip
of minerals, occurring in grape-shaped masses
Online poker cheaters
Online spreaders of misinformation
One might take the fifth
Original meaning of fiasco.
One of thousands used by the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui
Obstruction slowing progress
Outboxed boxer's memento
One of a musical 99
Old soda machine feature
One end of a church key
One who fills and seals containers for drinks
Object of spellbound Titania's love.
__ out (reached a low point)
Opposite of peaked
Opportunists, even more derisively
Often-flooded locale
Opéra ___ (comic opera).
Overly fancy
Officially, the Hoover
out throw CAST HURL TOSS PITCH
One dealing with a minor problem?
One handling nightclub security
One providing admission to the bar
Ouster of the disorderly.
Obligated (to)
Outer limits
Obligated legally
Open ocean
Out of __ (forbidden)
openhanded
overfull
Outlaw hunter's reward
Old West reward seeker
One chasing outlaws for money
Old World town
Old market town
Owners of the means of production
of meat dishes, stewed with onions, mushrooms and Burgundy wine
Old French dance
Overseas stock exchange
-- of flu
obsolete measure of land
Ox or sheep
Ox, goat or sheep
Ox, sheep or goat
Of a heifer
Of cattle
Of cows
Of the cow family.
Ox, cow or yak?
Ox, say
Oxlike
of or relating to or belonging to the genus Bos
Oxen, yaks, etc.
Oxen.
ORIENTAL obeisance
Oarsman
One may be taken after a concert
Opposite of stern
Ornament under a tree
Ornamental knot.
Ornamental slipknot.
Old Clara-Clarence romance?
[Ooh, things are gettin' sex-ay!]: slight var.?
Once-seedy section of Manhattan
Once-seedy section of NYC
Old radio's Major ___
Original MC of amateur shows.
Option for the present
-- over (astonish)
Oatmeal dish
Old King Cole called for one
Orange or Cotton
Orange or Cotton, for instance.
Orange or Rose
Orange or Sugar
Outward curvature of a lower limb
One delivering balls on the cricket pitch
One hanging out in an alley
One in a spare room?
One scoring strikes and spares
One unhappy about a split
One who doesn't want to split
One who earns pin money?
One who hopes for strikes
OPA head.
Old ships with lanes and pins?
Ohio university or town
Offerings from Pottery Barn and Chipotle
Old game.
Orange and Peach
Orange and Rose
Overwhelms with surprise
Obeisances
Old-fashioned greetings
Orchestral accessories
One use for a horsehair
One might spin on a clown
One of the starches was __
Opera house accommodation
Opera vantage point
Opera-house accommodation
open cargo container of a vehicle
Old-fashioned picture taker
*One working on a canvas?
One in a ring
One in the ring
One in trunks
One may be counted out
One serving punch? ... or, parsed differently, a hint to 12 squares in this puzzle
One sparring
One wearing gloves to work
One who practices his art on canvas
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