Letter O 29500–29750

One worshipped in Notre-Dame Opera by Wagner: 1856 Other: Abbr. Other fender fit convertible (9) Of a ___ (of unusual character). Optical phenomenon Osmosis, e.g. One way to get underground Operate a backhoe Occasional synopsis of current news Obsorbed One who abridges books Online news aggregator Online news aggregator founded in 2004 *One with a spade in one's hand One in a million, e.g. One of 101 in a googol One of four in 1,991 One of nine in an SSN One of two in 12 One one e.g. One or two, e.g. one of the elements that collectively form a system of numeration Of the fingers. One who can't put down the phone? One socialized with social media, say One way to measure salary size ornament in Doric frieze with two grooves of or relating to a symmetry operation ___ own grave Oasis '08 album "___ Your Soul" One's living quarters. One's pad "Oh, man, check it out!" Obtain by chance One-eighth of MMMMXVI One-fifth of MMDX Ovid's 502 One of many on the Scheldt. Overseer of big banks? Order allowing no opposition Object of the father of the groom's wedding toast, maybe, for short Open wider Open wider, as a pupil Opposite of contract. One preparing pupils: Var. One prepping for LASIK surgery Optometrist, at times Opening expander Ophthalmologic solution, maybe Ophthalmologist's solution, maybe Office humor source Office worker of cartoons Office-set comic strip One who dabbles Only British subject buried in Arlington. Only Britisher buried in Arlington. Only Englishman buried in Arlington Outstanding thing: Slang. One who waters down of a flood, esp the great Flood described in the Old Testament On the dark side One investing in Deutschmark? Not bright Opacate Opposite of bright Old novel price Old phone booth user's need Old phone call cost Old-time novel type Olive branch setting Olive branch site One of a fiver's fifty One of millions of FDR portraits One of some rolls of 50 One thin ___ Onetime novel price Onetime phone call cost Only U.S. coin that does not explicitly indicate how many cents it's worth Original cost of Superman Comics One-time paperback Old pulp reading Old-time adventure tales. One of two in a plane Output of Denver mint. Onetime novel seller Outlets for low-priced items of, relating to, or shaped like a quadrilateral Opposite of crescendo: Abbr. Oscar-winning composer Tiomkin One way to be lit OCCURRING in two distinct forms in same species, individual, etc. Oh-so-cute facial features Opacates Overcasts. "Oz" actress Falco Old school singer/actress Shore Old song hit. Oldie introduced by Ethel Waters: 1924 One of two women with three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Old gold coin One thousand fils Onetime place for Saddam Hussein's image Of an Adriatic region. Observe Thanksgiving Order the Beef Wellington, say Opt for home cooking "Open 24 hrs." spot, maybe Oblong eatery Old railroad car, maybe One eating at a restaurant One giving an order One in a booth, maybe One may have '50s decor Omelets, meat loaf, etc. Old Spanish or Peruvian coin Oblong eateries ___ out on (uses as social currency) "Out of Africa" author [Order up!] Outback canine Outback critter Outback dog Outback hunter Outback pooch Outback predator Outback wild dog Outback pack patriarch? Outback canines Of dizziness: Med. Othello at the osteria? Owen Johnson's "Stover at Yale.” Owen Johnson's ___ Stover. Of little consequence One of a daily three Occasion to use the good china One unable to adapt One who hasn't adapted to the times Outmoded one of or like a dinosaur Outmoded items Otic annoyances "O __ Mio": Annette Funicello hit Object of worship in the Basilica di San Pietro One worshiped in Rome Ozzy's Black Sabbath replacement Of a bishop's authority Of a bishop's jurisdiction Of a bishop's territory One way current provider Odysseus' comrade in arms. One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s One-named singer in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame One-named singer of "The Wanderer" One-named singer with the 1968 hit "Abraham, Martin and John" Oliva of Ontario. Oliva and Elzire. Orgiastic festivals of ancient Greece Oculist's unit. Optometrist's unit OPTICS dealing with refraction, part of One of its fragrances is Poison One with designs on women Originator of the New Look. of fashion Christian One who handles a scene with poise? "Oy vey, señor!" Old amphora OXIDE of an element oxide containing two oxygen atoms per molecule Oliver Putnam's favorite food, on "Only Murders in the Building" Onion soup concoction "Oy" or "ow" Ou, for example. Of the foreign service: Abbr. One-named electronic musician and D.J. with multiple Grammys of or like a diplococcus Oft-framed college memento Oft-framed document Office hangings, often One of many hats worn by Benjamin Franklin One who might have immunity One with a mission One with immunity One with immunity and tact Officials overseas. Output of veggie spies in the embassy? Opposites, in chemistry. One may be in a stew One's Big, another's Little one addicted to drink Oil-checking item Oil-measuring rod Oil-measuring devices One of the Teletubbies order of insects with two wings of or like a dipterocarp One crying 'Cut!': Abbr. One making a scene?: Abbr. Of serious risk Of the utmost concern Of urgent import Overriding ORDER person to do ORDER to do orientate Open offensives with no subtlety One of Joseph Mankiewicz's talents. Ominous advertising in New Haven? One method to drum up sales One who calls the shots orchestra conductor Oz organized contact list Oversees a movie production Oversees productions Ominously. Ominousness. Of greater concern Ocean navigators? "O Captain! My Captain!," e.g. OFFICE for the dead Obsequy song Office of the Dead Old-fashioned weapon for hand-to-hand combat Oktoberfest sight Oktoberfest attire Oktoberfest dresses Oktoberfest outfits Ones who make scenes?: Abbr. Older than ___ Opposition researcher's find Oreo __ cake Off-road two-wheeler Off-road specialist Off-road two-wheelers One who works his own land One whose business is growing One whose small business is growing One working his own land On the take One on the wrong side of the law? Off-color humor One who might take bribes for favors "Ouch!" elicitor Obloquy, informally Opening for closing? Opposite of dat? Opposite of pref. Opposite-creating prefix Orchid genus