Letter O 20250–20500

One way to commute One way to get to school. Option for getting to school Otto's vehicle on "The Simpsons" Old World game bird* One who picks up fares Obama predecessor Obama's predecessor Only sitting vice president since Martin Van Buren to be elected president Outback Outback terrain Outback outlaw? Old unit of dry measure Orchard basket Orchardist's market measure obsolete unit of measure equal to 8 gallons Orchard units Outback topper One goes through these to get to the majors Old-timey euphemism for "bullshit" Oater ambusher Oater villain who attacks from hiding Occupied (oneself) Occupies Onstage gesture occupational Office rental, for example Online competitor of HuffPost and Bloomberg Office equipment One dating a coworker? of, relating to, typical of, or suitable for the world of commercial or industrial business Otto on "The Simpsons," e.g. Otto Mann and Ralph Kramden, for two One means of commuting Old-fashioned kiss. Old-time kiss. Old-time osculation. Osculate. Osculated on a vehicle? On one's uppers Opposite of boom Outcault's famous Brown boy. Old comics boy with the dog Tige Old comics character still associated with shoes One place to get on or off One place to hop aboard Old or new fashion in dresses. overskirt Obviously busy person. Old-time fashion items. Outcome from a speeder's arrest? Occupied with many things Occupied with work On a tight schedule On another call Opposite of plain Otherwise engaged Otherwise occupied Overly adorned Overly detailed on assignment over elaborate On-the-go sort One who's constantly going Officious person. On-the-go diva? OUTER room (of house) Objecting word Objection opener Objector's beginning Objector's conjunction Objector's word On the contrary omitting or else "Our Gang" bully One of "Our Gang." One of La Guardia's nicknames. Objection to a parent One of the Crawleys, in "Vanity Fair." Oft-scrutinized employee in whodunits One answering the door One of Churchill's right-hand men. One of those who mind their manors "On the contrary, it wasn't" Object of criticism. One of the world's greatest mining centers. One with a bluff Onetime Montana copper town of Silver Bow County Seat Oleo alternative Option with a spread, in a breakfast spread O'Hara's "___ 8." Occasional klutz? One who keeps dropping things Oops! utterer OAK silk moth "Old ___ Sky" "Ole ___ Sky" (Hoagy Carmichael chart-topper) "Ole" phenomenon in a Carmichael classic oily egg-shaped nut of an American tree of the walnut family Overly flattering "Of course, what would I know?" One being laughed at Olympic figure-skating champion. Once-fashionable kind of shoes. __ one's lip Oscar-winning song introduced by Bob Hope Oscar-winning song of '47 Oscar-winning song of '48 Objects of ridicule ...on the first day of school Opposite of sell Order to a broker Order to broker Order to the broker One way to get Polish sausage? One to beware? One who may be using plastic One who must beware One who should beware Official start of the Christmas season, according to protesters ... or, homophonically, an explanation of this puzzle's theme Obtains at a price. One way to influence the grapevine? Overcaffeinated feeling OMNIVOROUS bird One who feeds on others' misfortunes Ones flying in circles Old Woody Woodpecker antagonist Off - mile One way to get there. One way to get to Paris One way to ship Over land or sea? One way to get around town One way for urbanites to travel One way to get to the airport One way to go around town One way to get to work Of one's own volition Old-timey words of emphasis Odd man's position in a tournament. Off week in a tournament Off week in the playoffs Off week, say Off-week, in football Ominous Elliot Smith song One of twins at farewell One third of an 'N Sync hit One third of an 'N Sync title One way around a round One way of playing things One way to "play it" One way to play One way to play music One way to play piano One way to play something One way to play the piano Off weeks in the NFL Off weeks, in football Off weeks, in sports Off-weeks for NFL teams Off-weeks, in football One draws these in sports One-week breaks for NFL teams Open passes off time for a football team Opposite of "barely" Overwhelmingly One way to reach someone One way to send a document One way to send something Opposite of "willingly" Oldsters' conversation topic Old-fashioned "How about that!" Old-fashioned oath One way or another, no matter the method On a nag "One if ___, two if ..." "One if ___." One of Paul Revere's message options Organizational regulation Organizational rule Organizational rules One way to break ties One way to choose One way to make random decisions One way to deliver One way to pay bills One way to address somebody One way to address someone One way to know someone One way to sort a list Observer of a West Virginia senator? Observers of a W.Va. legislator? Old-time cow barn. One of "The Usual Suspects" of film Originator of the phrase "truth is stranger than fiction" One of the two Roe v. Wade dissenters "One if by land and two if ___ . . . " One way to travel the world One way to segment demographic data "Out of absolutely nowhere..." One present but not taking part. Often-unidentified people in photos One way to get crosstown One of over a million in a meg One-billionth of a gig One-thousandth of a K Octets of bits "Oh, incidentally ..." "Oh, meant to say . . ." One way to solve problems One side of a coll. football "Holy War" rivalry of, characteristic of, or relating to Byzantium or the Byzantine Empire One eyed giant myth Omentum One-time FCC kin Org. for Manitoba motorists Org. for some agents Of an Islamic shrine Occult science On-screen brother of Pacino, Cazale and Shire Oscar nominee for "The Godfather" Object of some whistles Oft-grabbed ride Often-hailed car One called to go places One can be hailed One getting hailed on Broadway? One hailed by city dwellers One hailed by city folk One hailed on Broadway? One in a fleet One in a line at the airport One in an airport line One in an airport queue One in line at a station One in line at an airport One in the fare trade One involved in a pickup One may be flagged or hailed [get the AV Club xwords at avxwords.com] One might raise a hand to it One might take you for a ride One of a fleet One often hailed One waiting at the airport One waiting in line at an airport One way across town One way to the airport