Letter O 47250–47500

" ... on the sand, / __ sunk, a shattered visage lies": "Ozymandias" ONE of two equal parts One of a matched Pair One of two equal portions One of two in a football game One of two that make one One of two, e.g. One out of two One over two One, for two One part of a whole divided equally ___-off sale One side of a phone conversation as heard by an eavesdropper, in slang One cup On one's way out, say Offensive lineman [body parts] One of a football team. One running past yards? Off-the-wall concepts Only partially there Occasional position of the colors One-third the length of the Belmont Stakes Outhouse features Occasion for a locker room pep talk Octave twelfths One who's not all there? Our Town star of fishing Oates partner Oates's musical partner Office corridor Office passageway Ohio representative Tony, who is seeking a congressional apology for slavery One of the rooms on a Clue board One place for a closet Only four-letter room in Clue ___ & Oates ___ of Mirrors (room at Versailles) oecus Oscar actress Berry Oscar winner Berry Oscar-winner Berry Oscar-winning Berry Oscar-winning actress Berry Oz creator's cry when he first realized what family he was born into? Overly commercial time of the year One making cutting observations? One in Cooperstown often devoted to pranks played by young people October coverup? October clothing purchase, perhaps " . . . ___ of Montezuma" "___ of Anger," 1970 film of the nature of a hallucination One may be lined with lockers Old-time board game. old board game Object in angel paintings One is seen above the pretzel in the Auntie Anne's logo Over head projection? Overhead light Overhead lighting? of goodness Symbol of holiness Symbol Overhead figures? One of group of five elements used in lamp Only group with elements in all three states of matter at room temperature Overhead circles Overhead lights? Overhead ovals Overhead rings "Our Gang" producer One-named singer with the 2019 #1 hit "Without Me" Outspoken admiral. One-named fashion designer One-named fashion designer of the disco era Obey a sentry Obey the sentry Ofttimes screeching item Old-fashioned police cry Opposite of a marching order? order Marching band instrument Obeyed a sentry, say Obeyed the sentry one of a pair of modified hind wings in dipterous insects Obeys a sentry Obeys a sentry's order Obeys a sentry, say Obeys the sentinel Obeys the sentry Opposite of "double" One has two ***Over-the-top actor Overacting stage performer Overacting performer, informally Off-limits meat in Jewish cuisine Omelet addition Omelet choice Omelet extra Omelet filler Omelet ingredient, maybe Omelet meat Omelet meat option Omelet tidbit Omelette ingredient One going for big laughs, say One might get baked on Christmas One not acting well One not willing to share the limelight One of Noah's boys One of Noah's sons One overdoing it on stage One playing things for laughs One playing things up? One who chews the scenery One who's really into the scene Option for an omelet Order with eggs Over-active one? Over-emoter Over-the-top performer Overacting one? Overdramatic one Overly theatrical type Overly theatrical stage performer Oriental porter Oriental porter or burden bearer. Organization in Palestine OLD Testament river *Online icon comprised of three parallel horizontal lines, familiarly Olympic figure skater Dorothy Olympic figure skating champ Dorothy Onetime owner of the Ice Capades ONTARIO automobile industrial site ONTARIO iron and steel industrial area One of them won in 1804 One of several congressmen and his dish Overact, with "up" Overplay, with "up" One of Noah's descendants Overdo, in a way (and this puzzle's title) Overplay, as a role Olivier film: 1948 Opera by Thomas Ophelia's love Onetime Dey costar Olympian Mia Olympic gymnast Paul or Morgan Oliver Obsolescent symbol Obsolete symbol Ocean predator One way to agree in business "Oklahoma!" lyricist Olympic event featuring a 16-pound ball Olympic track-and-field event Olympics field event Outdoor nap site Outdoor nap sites Old beer with the ad line "From the land of sky blue waters" Oh-so-dramatic Over-the-top, as acting Overly dramatic Overacting rolls? One playing on a band? One of the "Five Colleges" of Massachusetts On-air amateurs On-air hobbyists? Ones acting badly Onstage strutters Over-the-top performers Over-the-top thespians Overacting actors Overacting types Overactors Overacts: Slang. Overdramatic thespians Overemoting actors Overly emotive actors Overly expressive actors Overly theatrical actors Overly theatrical sorts Overplayers Overplays, with "up" One getting the ball rolling? One with a squeaky wheel? One you might need a little wheel for one of the tendons at the back of the knee Overplays a scene Overact on stage Overact to extremes Overdo, as a part Overdo, as a stage role Overplay on stage One of Hankow's rivers. One of Harrison's heroes One making a fist One shaken to seal a deal Oft-knocked-off thing One kind of clutch *Off-the-wall game? Off-the-wall pastime? Off-the-wall sport? One-walled game Old maintenance vehicle ONE-wheeled vehicle Outmoded means of boring. Oratorio composer. Oratorio master One measure of "The Messiah?" Of certain music. Overactive toddler One thrown into battle Odds evener One who deals with books ___ one (compliment one's excellence): Slang. overt action Online login Offering from Etsy outgrown garment passed down from one person to another Option play option, in football One way to get your message across One way to spread the word One might remind you of how small you were as a baby Outline in a plaster of paris keepsake Old firefighting apparatus Ones on deck Ones working around the clock? Office phone unit One-piece phone Old phone parts Operable via verbal instructions One kind of policy. Of pleasing appearance. Order from a robber One who follows farm workers? One way to fight Open ballot one who does handwork One overwrought with worry Odd-job adept Odd-jobs person "___ on Sloopy" Out opening? ___ out (chill) Order to a cabby O'Hare garage One in the closet Organizing closets? One interested in current affairs?