Letter O 43250–43500

One known for its cast of characters Optima, e.g. Olivier's "Rebecca" costar Of a spring or source. One who may be obsessed with finding their type? Old sitcom mechanic, with "the" Original shark jumper One of life's necessities One of man's basic needs One of the bare necessities Online journal that might contain recipes One might give takes on steaks Occasion for some in-flight snacks? One into fine cuisine One into fine cuisine, informally Old coupon for the needy One might offer concessions Outdoor meal seller in a vehicle "O! I am Fortune's ___" Object of pity for Mr. T One pitied by Mr. T One who sits on a whoopee cushion Onetime court figure Out in left field, say One duping "O ___ shall go mad": Lear opposite of wise Old adage warning of repeated gullibility One's on "the Hill," the other's in "the Rain" One end of a bed One end of a class One end of a table One end of the bed One in a spat One might step on the gas One of a yard trio One of three in a yard One-third of a yard Oxford inhabitant? open-air game Otto Graham is one. Office wagering scheme One of many ESPN listings Our first envoy to Korea, 1883. One-piece sleepwear Opportunity's first step? Opportunity, initially Oversized cookout fare Oversize frankfurter One leading a cheer for podiatry? Older brother's socks, now yours? One who might have a contract with a sandal manufacturer Owner of well-groomed dogs? Ottomans Ottomans, e.g. *One in the infantry One may echo in an alley Ottoman or hassock Ottoman cousins One dressed to impress One dressing to be noticed One overly concerned with his appearance One vain about his looks One who takes pride in their snazzy threads Ornate dresser Over-dressy man One who's crazy for a sharp-dressed man? "O beautiful ___ spacious skies . . ." "One ___ the money ..." On behalf of ON behalf of On one's side On the occasion of On the pro side One position in a debate Opposite of against On behalf of "O, ___ horse with wings!” Old civic centers Opportunities for discussion One living off the land, maybe One rummaging about One who seeks provisions Once and ___ One way to be thrown OPENING between body cavities OPENING in a bone OPENING in bone Orifice, as in a bone One making a quick raid Object of temptation out of comfort "One year they wanted to make me poster boy... ___." —Rodney Dangerfield One way to trade goods of necessity One bearing down hard Only president to serve as both vice president and president without being elected to either office One searching for a river crossing? One kind of warning. Open warning Optimistic cry of a duffer. outer court Open shot of persons born in another area or country than that lived in our large nonnative population Overseas insurance? Overseas news-gatherers One of a horse's limbs One of two raised when rearing One ahead in a horse race Overseeing a work crew, e.g.? Overseers of crews Of a public place: Lat. {/One performing a palm print analysis/} One of two Fido feet ONE limb with adjacent part of body (of lamb) Offshore flapper Offering of some ship's canvas Observe through a crystal ball, say "Old-growth" ecosystem Obscurer of trees, for some One has a canopy and a floor One may be deciduous One never needs a new floor Only you can prevent __ fires! Orangutan's habitat Of the woods Obstruct by taking advance action Official in charge of timberland. One driving kids around in a Subaru? Outdoor learning environment for young kids Oscar winner as Idi Amin Ominous omen On a lark Odin's workplace One may be exposed by an expert Ones defrauding museums Overlook an offense from yourself One not given due consideration ONE hundred filler ___ out (spend) on behalf of king Ones who never know what to use for their salad? On our trip, we came to a __ ... Offers a few directions? Officially recognised of or characterized by conventions of behaviour officially done Official note from the boss OUTWARD form (pert. to) OUTWARD shape (pert. to) Option when outputting Organizes One-time renown Ones who once shared quarters of an ant Over-the-counter product? Organizing. Old country name from the Portuguese for "beautiful" order of service "One ___ master . . . " of, consisting of, or containing the monovalent group HCO- Out of nostalgia On this occasion, unlike all others "OK, no fooling around anymore" Opening sign Oscar role for Tom Our first Secretary of Defense. Oscar winner in 1994 Oscar-winning role for Tom Hanks Ones voting yes On eBay, e.g. On the block On the market, as a house Old-style "formally reject" Oater defense structure Oater outpost Oater post Oater setting Oater staple Oater stronghold Old West defense Old West trading post Old fur trader's locale One might be made of sheets and pillows Ontario's Old ___ William Ord or Bragg Ord or Dix Ord, e.g. Ord, for one outwork One's bag One's cup of tea One's field of expertise One's special accomplishment. One's specialty One's strength One's strong point Opposite of "piano" Ontario city just west of Buffalo Ontario town across from Buffalo ONWARDS in time On to the end. Onward in time Out and away. Out into view onward in time or place "Oh puhleeze!" "Oh, I give up!" Online game with a Battle Royale mode Oater outposts Oater strongholds Old West outposts Old West strongholds Ord and Knox Ord, Knox, etc. Occurring by happy chance One kind of hunter. One million dollars, to some Old Elvis phonograph, e.g. "Oh, Susannah" singer. One who hoped things would pan out? Old rush participants ... or a three-part hint to what can be found in this puzzle's grid or clues On-line feature Online comment hub Online discussion place Online discussion venue Online message board Open discussion Opportunity for an exchange of opinions Opportunity for public discussion On-line sites Online features Open discussions ONWARD so as to make progress Overfamiliar, in a way Overly bold member of the "Little Women" family? On the ball, in a way Ophthalmologist's favorite film (1981) Offices for international affairs: Abbr. Olympics innovation of '68 Only Best Director Oscar/Tony/Emmy winner in the same year Only Best Director Oscar/Tony/Emmy winner in the same year (1973) Only person ever to have won and Oscar, Emmy, and Tony in the same year Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973) Original "Chicago" choreographer One of Leakey's "Trimates" Old-timer, slangily Olduvai Gorge find One given the brush-off?
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