Letter O 58250–58500

One honored for a great achievement Old Olympics award Oliver Hardy's partner Olympic wreath One of a comic movie pair. Old comedy team. Old-movie comedy team Olympians' quests One may rest on one's Oscar winner for "Henry V" Outgoing Haitian prime minister Lamothe "O Superman" artist Anderson One of TV's Partridges Ohio Senator-elect. Oahu outcropping Obsidian once Obsidian rock producer Obsidian source Obsidian's source Obsidian, before cooling Obsidian, e.g. Obsidian, originally Orizaba output. Outcropping of a certain cone Outpouring from Vesuvius Outpouring from a volcano Output of Fagradalsfjall Output of Kilauea Output of Mauna Loa. Output of Mount Etna Output of Mount Saint Helens Output of Mount St. Helens Output of Mt. Aso, Japan. Output of St. Helens One-time Premier of Vichy France. Ornament named after Louis XIV's favorite. Ornament on a chain Ornamental pendants. Outputs from El Chichón of a pale purple color Overwrought language left in the sun too long? Old-time basin for washing. One of Borg's rivals Only man to win two tennis Grand Slams One of a popular trio. One of the Andrews Sisters One of the Andrews girls. "Orange Is the New Black" actress Offered in abundance Opulently extravagant old Italian dance "Order" partner "___ & Order" (show in which "vic" means "victim") Obama and Biden studied it Obama's postgrad study One may be passed or broken One may be purposely broken One might be passed One might cover lemons One of Senator Watkins' specialties. One on the books Order companion Order foundation Order precursor Order's companion Order's counterpart Order's partner Osgoode Hall specialty __ of attrition __ of averages __ of diminishing returns ___ of large numbers (statistics topic) ___ of the jungle ___ order (political slogan) Obedience, in court One might be booked One risking arrest One often setting a precedent Orrin Hatch has one "Ocean's Eleven" actor Peter Obedient actor? ochiocracy One faced with many bills Oater hero Oater stock character Oater heroes Old West sheriffs, for example On which croquet and cornhole are played One may be manicured Outdoor greenery Outdoor recliner Outdoor seat that's foldable One-time picnic game Outdoor game whose sale has been banned in the U.S. since 1988 Outdoor gathering Outdoor party settings One way to get rid of things Obey the -- the land "___ of Arabia" Obama economic adviser Summers "One has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust ___" (MLK) Official regulations Official rules Once passed, they're meant to be followed One may be settled "One who protects us against robbers by taking away the temptation": H.L. Mencken One may put on a suit for a suit One might work pro bono One skilled in defense One who goes through the motions? Often-joked-about professionals Ones doing case studies Overly easygoing Overly permissive Overpermissive Overpermissive to the extreme Opposite of diligence Overindulgent quality "___ of the Last Minstrel" "___ on, Macduff" Offer, as odds Oft-misused verb Often-misused irregular verb Old ballad Opposite of clerical ___ odds on ___ one down (bunt) ___ out (plan) ____ one's feet One plan for buying. One of Rockne's Four Horsemen One who lays eggs One of many in a phyllo pastry One who works with carpet or bricks Onion feature Onion part Onion unraveling result of paint Coat one sheet of material Onion sections Onions have lots of them Onions have many Onions have them Oreo's trio Outfit for a neonate Outfit for a newcomer Outfit for babies Outfit for baby Outfit for newborns Outfit for the youngest. Outfit of newborn supplies "___ on the line" (speak frankly) __ on thick (exaggerate) ___ on (exaggerate) ___ on (exaggerate): Colloq. ___ on the line (be truthful) ___ on thick One way to keep something level? Offer effusive praise One befuddled by jargon One not of the cloth. One outside a certain profession. One who may need technical terms explained One who's no pro Offer a bet Offer a favorable bet Opposite of hire Order to Macduff O'Hare interludes "___ of Ancient Rome" "___ of Ancient Rome": Macaulay "___ of Ancient Rome."—Macaulay. Old poems __ on (exaggerates) ___ on (flatters). One-handed basketball shots One who's not in the habit of wearing a habit One-time Oscar party host Swifty Offhand comment from a slacker? Otiose miss? Oscar actress who quit working? Onetime "Western White House" One way to take over a corp. Oodles of oz. Oodles of ozs. Oz. and oz. Ozs. and ozs. OLED alternative One may be on the watch, for short Omaha Beach boat Omaha Beach vessel Ovine epithet from a conspiracy theorist Omaha Beach craft One of two components of the drug Sinemet One in charge: Abbr. One out front: Abbr. Ones in charge (abbr.) Ones in chg. Orch. chiefs __.org (site with a Missionary Travel page) "One with the clouds that are whirled o'er the __": Noyes "Orange Is the New Black" actress DeLaria One of the acting Thompsons One of two names on a Worcestershire sauce bottle Open expanse Open field Open grassy field Open grazing field Open grazing land Open meadow Open tract Open, grassy tract Open-air gamboling milieu Open-air gamboling place Outlying expanse Ovine eating place Open grassy expanse of Minnesota Albert Actor "___ on, Macduff!" (Common Shakespeare misquotation) One getting top billing One lap, maybe, in a race One of a ballroom couple One of a pair of dancers One of two ballroom dancers One with top billing Open a card game Opposite to follow ___ off (begin) "One man may ___ horse . . . " "One may ___ horse to water . . . " One with pole position, perhaps Ones in charge of a case ... or a literal hint to the eight other longest answers in this puzzle Of a dull gray. Oppressively heavy Oppressively sluggish One at the top of the board One atop a golf scoreboard One atop the standings One currently in first One in first place One in front One who faces the music One who inspires others Orchestra conductor, e.g. One putting the pedal to the metal Opening matter One who takes soundings One who may start a rally Old-fashioned water conduit Opening paragraphs of news stories.