Letter O 47750–48000

Old partner of Rodgers One of Rodgers's partners Onetime cohost of John Tesh "Openings in the Old Trail" author "Outcasts of Poker Flat" author "Outcasts of Poker Flat" writer "On The Road" host Steve Onetime "Good Morning America" host Oldest United States college Output of some Cambridge DJs? One of 11,175 under Dr. Conant. Orange-yellow hue in 1970s kitchens Orangy astronomical event Oscar role for Sean "Olympus ___ Fallen" (2013 film) Orders at a restaurant Orders at the diner Orders for dinner Orders from the menu Orders in a restaurant Owns things Overreacts, slangily Offers compassion Owns part of ___ of (samples). One formerly famous One no longer in fashion One on the way down. One over the hill. One past his prime One who's seen better times One who's washed up One whose future is past. One whose star has faded One whose star is dimmed Over-the-hill actor, e.g. Over-the-hill player Old stars One-hit wonders, e.g. Over-the-hill gang? Operation maker Owner of Scrabble OLD matter served up in new form Oft-slung food Old food on new plates. Omelet side dish __ out: resolve ___ out (discuss at length) ___ over (discuss) old matter ___ out (discussed at length) ___ over (discusses) Oriental narcotic. Origin of the word "assassin." Off-color potatoes of breakfast? #, on social media #ootd, for example Observant like Chaim Potok's Asher Lev Of a Jewish sect. Orthodox Jewish sect Orthodox group Owns a more robust Windows operating system Old-fashioned fastening. Often-padlocked implements Ottoman cousin "O, from what power ___ thou this powerful might?" (Shak.) Old verb form. Own, Biblically Own, in the past Own, old-style Owns, Biblically Owns, in Shakespeare Owns: Poet. Owns: archaic owns poetic words One cause of errors. Opposite of deliberation Overquickness Oversight cause, maybe One in a hurry One defintion of "can" Overly quick Overquick "Off with your ___ as the flag goes by!" Object in the ring. Office of Cardinal. Old ___ (passé) Old or top On-the-rack item? One getting a tip? One may be cocked One may be in the ring One may be passed One may be passed at a fundraiser One may be passed on the street One may be tipped One may be tipped out of respect One may cover a cut One might be tipped One might get tipped One of 500 in a Seuss tale One of Abraham Lincoln's is in the Smithsonian One of many jobs, in metaphor One of multiple jobs, metaphorically One of the Monopoly tokens One on a rack One sitting on a crown? One turned back is a lack of respect, some say Opera or hard Outline in the Arby's logo Overhead expense Overhead item? Opening in a ship's deck. Opening in the Navy? Original "Survivor" winner Richard Orrin of the Senate Ones sitting on eggs "O brawling love! O loving __!": Romeo "Oh, how I ___ to get up . . . " Obi-Wan pleads Luke not to "give in to" it Object of aversion. Object of detestation Obscene four-letter word Olivia O'Brien hit song "__ u love u" One of Buddhism's three fires One of the Three Fires of Buddhism Opposite of enjoyed Offensive mail Often-anonymous intimidation technique One filled with animus One full of odium One has nothing nice to say One indulging in Schadenfreude, colloquially One not pure of heart One prone to bellyaching? One who detests One who's constantly talking smack One who's impossible to satisfy One with a "-phobe" suffix, perhaps One with a grudge One with a lot of enmity One without a kind word to say One-star review writer Opposite of "fan" Opposite of a fan Opposite of lover Overly critical person One who dislikes with intensity Ones feeling enmity Opposites of fans Objects of aversion. Online profile category "Oh! How I ___ Get Up . . . " "Oh, how I ___ get up ...": Berlin One feuding with the McCoys Old auxiliary Old ownership word Owneth Owns in the O.T. Owns, archaically Owns, in the Bible Owns, of old Owns, old style. Owns, old-style Owns, once Old word for "has" Owns, in olden times One holding a derby? Obviously bald One may craft a fedora One may supply boaters One who may be brimming? Ones who work with bowlers and boaters Old feminine weapon Old-fashioned sticker Ornamental sticker? Outdated weapon Odiums Old video game in which five like objects must be stacked in a row on top of a head to remove them "__ off to you!" "___ Off to (Roy) Harper" "___ Off to Larry," 1961 Del Shannon hit "___ off!" (phrase of homage) "___off!" ("Congrats!") '-- Off to Larry ('61 tune)' Occupiers of top spots Offices of Cardinals. Over-the-top Kentucky Derby wear Overhead expenses. Overhead purchases? ___ off (gesture of praise) Oscar winner McDaniel Oscar-winner McDaniel Online acknowledgments Outstanding hockey feats Operate a tow truck Over the long _____ ____ over the coals: discipline One carrying a load "Old" hangout spot Oft-visited hangout Oft-visited place October attraction One's usual environs. One who's at home in Germany? Opposite of bas OBOE, former name for the OBOE, old name for the oboe-player oboist "Our Man in __": Graham Greene novel set in Cuba Obama traveled there in March 2016 One from Cuba's capital One of over 2,000,000 Cubans Once-illegal cigars Oldest news agency in Europe. OBLIGE to be done etc. Often-contracted verb One of a privileged group One of the wealthy One who's well off One with resources Order for dinner Order for lunch Order in a restaurant Order, in a way Obsess on one idea, to a letter writer? Own a nanny (or try) Own part of, perhaps Offshore bank, e.g., for tax purposes One living in poverty One low on dough One of the indigent One of the needy. One of the underprivileged One on skid row One with very little One without One without assets. One without wealth Oppressed one Oat: Dial. Eng. Old-time actress June Owners of goods: Cervantes and Roosevelt. Own a few James Brown albums? "Ollie who?" "Ollie __" Ordering for dinner owning On stage in the cast "On the other hand ..." [#33]