Letter O 41000–41250

Oopsie Org. overseeing air traffic in America ORD regulators Org. based in the Orville Wright Federal Building Org. concerned with air traffic Org. concerned with noise pollution Org. concerned with planes Org. concerned with sleepy pilots Org. concerned with the correct approach Org. concerned with touchdowns Org. governing air traffic Org. governing overhead traffic Org. governing traffic above Org. involved in the 1981 air traffic controllers' strike Org. involved with many touchdowns Org. overseeing airlines Org. overseeing airports Org. overseeing airspace Org. overseeing approaches Org. recommending changes in Boeing 737 rudder design Org. responsible for aviation safety Org. that bestows Wright Brothers Master Pilot Awards Org. that can't be lax about LAX? Org. that certifies flight instructors Org. that certifies packers of parachutes Org. that issues pilot's licenses Org. that keeps an eye on pilots Org. that may regulate bird nesting Org. that monitors flights Org. that registers drones Org. that regulates airports Org. that regulates black boxes Org. that regulates drones Org. that takes airline passenger complaints Org. that tracks runway incursions Org. whose agenda is up in the air? Org. whose plans are up in the air? Org. whose website has a "Register Your Drone" page Org. with a Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge Org. with a wing and a globe in its logo Org. with cabin-safety regulations Org. with inspectors Overseer at JFK or LAX Overseer of ATCs Overseer of JFK and LAX Overseer of JFK and LGA Oversees planes Old-style dope? Objet d'art at auction in "Octopussy" One-named 50's-60's teen idol One-named teen idol of the late '50s/early '60s One-named Italian male model One-named Italian model One-named Italian supermodel One-named Milanese model One-named male model One-named model from Milan One-named model known for romance novel covers One-named model on many romance novel covers Onetime spokesmodel for I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Offering from Aesop Old Greek writing. One of Aesop's stories Of folklore organza One who invents or constructs stories or objects ORNAMENTAL capital letter "___/Off" (1997 Travolta/Cage thriller) Oft-reflected image One hates to lose it One of Chaney's thousand One of Eve's three One of a die's six One of a dodecahedron's dozen One of a traditional die's six One of six on a cube Orientals hate to lose this. ___ off (hockey opener) outer side One of dozens, for millions Online note on social media Open confrontation Opening routine, when the game is on ice Open confrontations On the ___ (apparently) One of the garment workers One Eve had three ONE segment of compound eye ONE side of many-sided body One of 70 on a radiant-cut diamond One of numerous aspects One-on-one meeting, informally One way to meet Opposite of "remote" One cent, for a penny One for a dollar Of the face Overly simplistic Oversimplified Outer layer of a wall "Octopuses can use tools," e.g. "Octopuses have three hearts," e.g. Observable truth Often-checked thing One may be checked on a news show One might be in evidence One of John Adams' "stubborn things" One of Twain's "stubborn things" One true thing Opposite of fancy. Opposite of fiction ___ or fiction Organization's subgroup "On the Origin of Species," for one? One, two, three or six, for six Object of Sergeant Friday's quest Once-popular activity hath no more fans? One embracing a craze One given to following fleeting crazes Opening shot, often Opening shots One losing vitality Old quarterback's passing fancies? Old English folklore figure Old-style spirit "Oliver Twist" antagonist "Oliver Twist" baddie "Oliver Twist" character "Oliver Twist" creep "Oliver Twist" criminal "Oliver Twist" gang leader "Oliver Twist" no-goodnik "Oliver Twist" ringleader "Oliver Twist" villain "Oliver!" character "Oliver!" no-goodnik Oliver Twist's crime counselor Oliver Twist's mentor Oliver's boss Oliver's mentor Oliver's wicked tutor One may be epic One might be epic One on YouTube might be epic Opposite of ace Opposite of pass Online compendium of momentous mishaps One measure of a school's success Opposite of success One goal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Obliged, old-style One is often said to be dead overstrained Overwhelmed fan, sometimes One lacking in conviction Off the foul pole, e.g. Okay but not great On the foul line, ironically One might have farm animals, fried food and a Ferris wheel Only OK OK to target Open to attack, and based on the starts of the answers to starred clues, what this puzzle is One at an expo One who's favorably looked upon Oberon's subjects On poor umpiring: "Macbeth" Object of a knight's affection Opera by 39 across, with "The" Old Ford car model Opposite of raw deals Oberon follower Oberon or Titania One carrying dust, maybe One of Oberon's subjects "Once ... ever" story "Once upon a time ..." story One of many adapted in "Into the Woods" once upon a time genre Outcome that's straight from a storybook Onetime Saudi king "Oui, Henri, but not to worry. Chirac's re-election is a ___." One of "these three," in Corinthians. One of "these three." One of a trio from Corinthians. Orchestra leader Percy______ One using God as a cure One who prays over the sick One of two features of the Yanket, a "Family Guy" product for disguising masturbation Oft-confiscated document One might get past a bouncer Option for a vegetarian One doesn't need watering One feigning illness, say One who feigns One who plays possum, for example Orange skin that doesn't peel? Orange skin tone One sleeping on a bed of nails, e.g. Obama : Bo :: FDR : __ Old part-song Old presidential dog whose name starts a Christmas carol refrain One-time White House Scottie. One-time White House canine. One-time White House occupant. One-time White House pet One-time White House resident. Onetime White House dog Onetime White House pooch One who trains hawks for hunting One of only three winners of consecutive Masters Objects of an English/Argentinean war OCCUR at stated time (of season etc.) October event Off a pedestal Off the high place Overthrown One knocked off a pedestal Occasion for Druids to gather at Stonehenge October color-changing of leaves One who bears the blame for others Occasion for pumpkin picking Order to soldiers Off balance sailor? Off-balance sailor? October tourist attraction Openly defy ___ oneself (display great eagerness). Ocean ______ (BC ghost town) Obtains without trying Oranges, reds and golds Opposite of "true" in logic statements One answer in a type of exam. One kind of note. One of two options in five squares in this puzzle Opposite of genuine *"Oops ... not an actual emergency" One might result in the question "Where's the fire?" Outward show "___ of the tongue leads to that of the heart": Jefferson One way to be accused *Onset of a lie? Opposite of "verdadero" One's nearest and dearest, informally One's people, in slang Ones closest to you, informally "Out Here on My Own" musical Obscurity's opposite. Opposite of anonymity Opposite of obscurity Oscar-winning Irene Cara song
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