Letter O 32000–32250

Ophthalmologist's procedure "OMG SO FUNNY!" One you don't see much of anymore One of Connie Mack's stars Only composer Nobelist Ones performing a folk legend's tunes in Michigan? One going nonstop Only one-word anagram of a day of the week One in a powerful house of or relating to or characteristic of a dynasty One of an Egyptian 30 One of 100,000 in a newton One one-hundredth of a newton Opposite of "eu-" OFFSPRING, causing degeneration in One with a reading-writing difficulty Of a learning disorder Ones having a rough spell? Ones who exchange rials for liras? Oreck competitor Opposite of sympathy. Opposite of paradise (... first three) Opposite to utopia Orwellian state One who samples oolong "___ of us bears his own Hell": Virgil "___ one teach one" "___ one teach one" (Black proverb) "___ one teach one" (rhyming proverb) One by one One of a series Other preceder On every single occasion Opposite of never One-time lady Original Sadie Thompson. One kind of beaver: Slang. Overready. Overly diligent sort Overzealous one: Slang. One way to anticipate Old $10 coin Old quarter back Older quarter-back depiction Once an ___ One below birdie One better than a birdie One better than birdie One may nest on a cliff One under a birdie Outstanding golf feat One with keen vision and attention to detail One with sharp vision One with super-vision Obit for a Wichita newspaper?, with "The" Old World bird with distinctive ear tufts Ocean hunter with winglike appendages "One of These Nights" group Old ten-dollar coins Owner of 21 merit badges. Owner of twenty-one merit badges. Owners of 21 merit badges One destined for baldness? One might grow up to represent America One who's bald at a young age? One may warn you of impending severe weather Of psychology? Opera soprano of the Gay Nineties. Opera star of Gay Nineties. Opera star of the Gay Nineties. Opera's Emma Operatic star of the 1900s. One with a passing interest of Ireland De Valera land Of or like: Suffix. Organ for hearing Organ for hearing Organ that lets you catch a whisper OTOLOGY, subject of Object near a temple Obstacle for a barber Oft-pierced body part Often-lent thing Often-pierced body part On ones ___: irritated One hearing things? One may be bent One may be given a ring One may be pierced One may play something by this One might be a good listener? One might be kept to the ground One might be lent or bent One might be lent to an anxious friend One of Dumbo's "wings" One of Yoda's pointy pair One of a boxed set? One often on the phone One part of ENT ... One place to find a hammer One sense, figuratively Operation Ivy "Yellin' in My ___" Order of Corn Orecchiette shape Orfeo's orecchio Organ associated with van Gogh Organ for an otolaryngologist Organ for eavesdropping Organ for listening Organ in the leg of a katydid, bizarrely Organ involved in music Organ near a temple Organ near the temple Organ next to a sideburn Organ of balance Organ of equilibrium Organ of hearing Organ often missing from an emoji Organ often used for music Organ recital, almost exquisite, starts up Organ that helps you balance Organ that might be covered by headphones Organ that might be lent or bent Organ that might be tin? Organ that sticks out Organ that you may keep to the ground Organ that's sensitive to vibrations Organ to "play it by" Organ to lend or bend Organ to whisper into Organ treated by an audiologist Organ underneath a temple Organ used to enjoy organs Organ whose name becomes a related verb if you add a letter Organ with a Eustachian tube Organ with a canal Organ with a cochlea Organ with a drum Organ with a drum in it Organ with a drum inside Organ with a hammer Organ with a hammer and anvil Organ with a hammer, anvil and stirrup Organ with a lobe Organ with a stirrup Organ with a vestibule Organ with an anvil Organ you can lend but not donate Ossicles' site Otic organ Otitis site Otolaryngologist's concern Otolaryngology focus Otologist study Otologist's concern Otologist's focus Otologist's purview Otologist's specialty Otologist's study Otologist's subject Otology subject Otoplasty target Otorhinolaryngology topic Otoscope target Otoscope view Otoscopes facilitate its study Outsize feature of a bat's head Over-___ headphones obstacle Barber call organ involved with balance organ of hearing, esp the external part of it OTIC pain One cold symptom Otalgia Otitis Otitis symptom Otitis, familiarly Otitis, more familiarly Otologist's case Otalgic attacks Otic complaints One of a pair for a podcast listener One of a smartphone accesory pair One of an iPhone pair One of an iPod accessory pair One of an iPod pair OTOLOGICAL PHYSICIAN One involved in hearing cases? One using an otoscope Otoscope user One of a pendant pair Otologist's recommendation Openings above lobes? Organic sound transmitter Otolaryngologist's colleagues? Otically equipped Otaries, e.g. Otary Occasion for a canal inspection? One of two on a winter cap Orchestrator's need Outpouring of gossip Outpouring of outrage Old growth Opening in a football helmet Opening in a helmet Openings in football helmets Old English word meaning "noble" One addressed as "my lord" One below a marquess One going to court? One level below marquess One not yet a marquis One of Ike's brothers. One of Ragnar's titles on "Vikings" One of the Warrens. One of the nobility One titled "Lord" One who minds his manors? Orioles manager of Brooks and Boog Overseas court figure __ of Gloucester: "King Lear" character __ of Sandwich ___ of Avon ___ of Essex ___ of Forfar, title for Prince Edward ___ of Oxford ___ of Salisbury ___ of Warwick (War of the Roses figure) ___of Suffolk Otic warmer. Oceanographer Sylvia Old Yankee Combs One of the Robbies on the soccer radio show "The 2 Robbies" Oolong offerer Occurring farther back. Oft-pierced place Oft-pierced body parts One hanging at a temple One title for this puzzle's subject, spelled in order by the circled letters Oxford and Surrey in "Richard III" Orioles' manager in 1970 Series win Of a long-ago era Old-time of baseball Wynn Actor of time Ahead One gets the worm One who catches the worm, proverbially One who gets the worm, in a saying Opportunist of a sort.