Letter O
Onetime "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer
Optimistic expression
Optimistic exclamation
Optimistic reply
Org. providing health care to tribal members
"Omen ___: The Final Conflict"
One nicknamed Trip, often
One of the "Rocky" films
One of the Adlai Stevensons
One-fifth of XV
One-hundredth of CCC
One-tenth of XXX
One-third of IX
Only Super Bowl won by the Jets
Only Super Bowl won by the New York Jets
Ojibwe spider web charm, e.g.
Old clock numeral
Old sundial number
Old sundial numeral
"Oh, but you must!"
___ Oluo, author of "Be a Revolution: How Everyday People Are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World"
OVERIJSSEL river
O.K. Corral shooter Clanton
Object of 1950s liking
Old campaign button name
Old candidate to like?
Old president to like?
Omar's WWII colleague
Omar's comrade-in-arms
One half of a candy duo
One of a candy box couple
One of the Clanton boys
One of the Clanton brothers
One of the Clantons
One of the Snopes family
One of the Turners
Opponent of Adlai
Organist Stubblefield
Orphan taken in by kentucky jones
Outlaw Clanton
Ozark ___ of comics
of records Turner Actress
One who's never bought a Klippan or an Ektorp?
Outlaw at the O.K. Corral with the Earps
"Only joking!"
Object of worship (Var.)
Object of worship in the Orthodox Church.
Org. for dockworkers
Org. for peers on piers
Org. on the docks
"Once did ___ an ambush...": Shak.
"Operatic pop" quartet since 2004
Operatic pop quartet
Once-famous title.
O'Neill drama: 1917
O'Neill one-act play
O'Neill one-acter
O'Neill play: 1917
O'Neill sea play
Océan sight
Oléron or de Ré
Oléron, e.g.
Oléron, for one.
One may be seen from La Tour Eiffel
One-act play by O'Neill
Occurring between the cecum and jejunum (I know, boring medical clue, sorry)
Of an abdominal pain
Of an alimentary canal part
Of an intestine
Of part of the intestine.
Of part of the small intestine
Of the lower intestine
Of the lower small intestine
Of the small intestine
Of a part of the small intestine
Of a small intestine section
Of an intestinal part
" . . . on thy shoulder will ___": Shak.
Of the small intestines
Old TV's "___ Three Lives"
__'Orleans (Louisiana district)
___'Orleans, Canada
___'Orléans
___'Orléans, Québec
___'Orléans, in Québec
"One Life to Live" actress Kristen
Of the hipbone: Comb. form.
of the ileum and rectum
Oleron and others.
Oléron and Corse
Oléron and others.
Oléron et al.
"OK if ___ myself out?"
"Okay if __ myself out?"
Ornamental oak tree
oak Holm Actor
Omar of Congress
Olympic champ Kulik
Olympic figure skater Kulik
Olympic figureskating champ Kulik
Olympic gold medal-winning skater Kulik
Olympic skater Kulik
Olympic skating champ Kulik
Olympic-skating champ Kulik
Olympics skater Kulik
Opera's Trojan princess
Operatic Trojan princess
Of a hip bone
Of a hipbone
Of a pelvic bone
Of a pelvis bone
Of ancient Troy
Of or near the pelvis
Of the hip bone
Of the hip bones
Of the hipbone
Of the innominate bone
Of the lower back
Of the pelvic bones
Of the pelvis
Of the upper hipbone
One of the hip bones
of or relating to the ilium
"Odyssey" : journey :: ___ : war
"Odyssey" predecessor
"Odyssey" prelude
Old battle story
Oldest Greek epic poem.
Oldest surviving Greek poem
One of Homer's epics
Opus set in Troy
Original source of "rosy-fingered dawn"
Of a certain epic.
Of a certain work having 24 books
Of an ancient poem.
Of the Iliad.
Of Old Troy
"On second thought, that's not true"
"Out on the lawn ___ in bed": Auden
One of Bjorn's rivals
Onetime rival of Bjorn
Open Arthur Actress
Opponent for Bjorn
Opponent for Bjorn or Vitas
Opponent of Jimmy and Arthur
"O.K., so . . . that didn't happen"
"OK, it wasn't true"
"OK, might have been stretching the truth there a little"
"OK, so that's not exactly true"
"OK, that was untrue"
"OK, that wasn't the truth"
"OK, that wasn't totally true"
"OK, that wasn't true"
"OK, wait, ignore me"
"Ok, that might not have happened ..."
"Okay, so it's not true"
"Okay, so that didn't happen"
"Oo-la-la!"
"Oh, very nice!"
Old song with the lyric "His favors can't be curried / And Uncle Joe is worried"
"Oh, we're going to get along splendidly"
Of a bone: Prefix.
Of a pelvic bone: Comb. form
Of the hipbone: Prefix
Of the pelvis: Prefix
"OMG... that was, like, so shocking"
Of that ___
Of that ___ (of the same sort).
Of that ___ (similar)
Of that _____ (having the same surname as the name of one's hometown, in Scotland)
Of the same -- (similar)
One of the Chases
"OK, ___ bite"
Opposite of healthy
Obama's state: Abbr.
Off one's feed
Off one's feed, so to speak
Off-colour
On sick leave
On sick leave, e.g.
On the sick list
One kind of wind
One way to be advised?
One way to be at ease?
One way to be equipped
Opposite of well
Out for the day, say
Out of action, perhaps
Out of the pink?
Out of work, maybe
Out of work, perhaps
Out-of-sorts
Outstanding, in hip-hop
Overruling of an objection
"On my way, sit tight!"
"O.K., tell me more"
"OK, let's hear it"
"OK, sure, tell me"
"OK, try me"
"Okay, keep talking"
Offer of kitchen assistance
Offer to a dishwasher
One caught by border patrol
Outside the law
offside
One given to the too frequent use of "he."
On fast food, perhaps
"Okay, let me look into it"
*Offer to acquire a rising agent?
"Ooh, send me!"
Opening used by foe?
One unqualified to vote.
One who signs with an X, perhaps
Old-style opposite of "welcomed"
Orneriness
of unpleasant character
Older generations tend to blame them on younger generations, it seems
Of military training?
"O.K., that's enough from me"
"OK, no more smart-aleck remarks from me"
"Okay, that's enough from me"
Opposite of fortuitous
"O.K., here goes ..."
"Okay, but no promises"
Optimistic offer
orb of night
of or like an illusion
One who might cut someone in half
ostend
Obstacle to diplomacy
Obtained dishonorably
Oldest specialized agcy. under the UN
Org. for workers
Org. that won the 1969 Nobel Peace Prize
Org. that won the 1969 Peace Prize
Old-time actress Massey
Old-time movie actress Massey
One of the Masseys
Oh, well, that's the game
Occasional response to "Where's your homework?"
"Oh, that's so you!"
*Old TV title shown in a heart
"Ooh, perfect choice"
Oscar the Grouch's signature song
"Ode to Spring" phrase?
Opposite of "nous"
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walked into Rick's
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into Rick's
One for whom Sam "played it"
One of the "three little people" whose problems "don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world," in a classic film
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