Letter O
One who may have an August birthday
One-twelfth of the zodiac
Only astrological sign that fits here
Only three-letter astrological sign
Only three-letter sign of the zodiac
Only three-letter zodiac sign
Orioles pitching coach Mazzone
Oscar winner Melissa of "The Fighter"
Oscar-winning director McCarey: 1944
Outspoken vegetarian Tolstoy
One of 13 like-named Popes
Oboist Goossens
Oil magnate Hess
Old Iberian kingdom
Once a ring-king, Spinks
One of Emma's lovers in "Madame Bovary"
One of boxing's Spinks brothers
One of the initials of L.L. Bean stands for it
One-time Prosecutor Jaworski
Opponent of Muhammad: 1978
of Madrid Info
One-time hotelier Helmsley
Opera singer Mitchell
Onetime military engineer for Cesare Borgia
"Once Upon a Time in America" director
"Once Upon a Time in America" director Sergio
Oater reinventor
One of a meteor swarm
ORIGEN, father of
Of an animal
Of jungle royalty
Of the king of beasts
of or characteristic of or resembling a lion
Original title of Beethoven's "Fidelio"
opera characters Il Trovatore heroine
One of four preludes by Beethoven
Original title of "Fidelio."
Opener at an all-Beethoven concert*
One of a pair of brothers who held world heavyweight championships
One spotted at the zoo
One spotted in tall grass
Ounces.
ORDER of Knighthood, Austria
ORDER of Knighthood, Belgium
One of Europe's unemployed monarchs.
One of three Belgian kings
Ones born before Virgos
Ones born in late July
Ones sharing Durocher's astrological sign
Outfit for Biles or Chiles
One of 13 at the Vatican
Object of a miracle of Jesus
One cleansed by Jesus
One miraculously healed by Jesus
One of Father Damien's concerns
One recipient of Jesus' healing
One suffering from Hansen's disease
One to be shunned
One whom Jesus healed
Ostracized one
Ostracized one in the Bible
Ostracized person
Ostracized sort
Outcast in a colony
Outcast of long ago
Outcast of old
Ostracized group in the Bible
Ostracized people
Outcasts, once
Odorous and amorous Pepe
Og of "Finian's Rainbow," e.g.
of form of leprosy
One hundredth of a drachma
One hundredth of a drachma, once
of or like a leptospire
Original of King Lear tales.
Original of King Lear.
Old name of the Ile Ste. Marguerite, off Cannes.
"On the Street Where You Live" lyricist
"Oscar-winning lyricist of 'My Fair Lady'"
Object of Versailles cheers
Object of an old French Cheer
Object of old French cheers
Object of old Versailles cheers
One who was wished a long life, in old French cheers
One wished long life, overseas
Original first name of playwright Baraka
Old World dormouse
One of Bill's defense secretaries
One-time talk show host Crane
Orchestra leader Baxter
Orchestra-leader Brown
Old Buick
Old Buick sedan
of or relating to or characterized by homosexual relations between woman
Oscar-nominated actress in 'Victor/Victoria'
O.J.'s "Naked Gun" co-star
One of the Howards.
of basketball Lisa Actress
"One Day More" musical, to fans
ORANGE Free State river
Only inductee into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the National Inventors Hall of Fame
"One ___ Bell to Answer" (1970 hit)
"___ of Me" (Glen Campbell song)
Of lower degree
Of reduced degree
Off, pricewise
On sale, say
Opposite of -ful
Opposite of more
of lower rank degree or importance
One who rents property
One living month to month, say
One paying a flat fee
One paying for time in a studio?
One who gives dollars for quarters
One who is responsible for rent
One who pays a flat fee
One with a landlord
One with monthly payments
One who makes smaller.
Of lower status
One of two evils
__ of two evils
Option that isn't quite as bad as the alternative
One low in a pantheon
One who rents out property
One who rents out property
Office building owner
Office building owner, often
One charging a flat fee
One getting checks for quarters
One offering quarters
One receiving a security deposit
One who rents out property.
One with a flat to fix, maybe
Of smaller significance
On a smaller scale
"O, swear not by ... the fickle moon ... __ that thy love prove likewise variable": "Romeo and Juliet"
Obsolescent conjunction
Obsolete "for fear that"
Old-style "for fear that"
Opposite of provided
Out of concern that
Outgoing President of U. N. General Assembly.
-- off steam
Offer no protest.
Opt not to prevent
___ on (pretend)
___ out (free)
of golf Lindley Actress
Opposite of bother
"Open the door for our guests, will ya?"
"O.K. ... go!"
"O.K., whenever you're ready!"
Order to proceed
One of the five rivers of Hades.
of oblivion river
Order to be released, maybe
Open the door
Opened the door for
"O, ___ not be so!": Shak.
Oft-repeated Beatles refrain
Oscar-winning Disney song
Opt to disregard the error
One third of a winter refrain
Offering of assistance
"Oh, go away"
"___ One Deceive You" (Brecht-Weill song)
Oscar actor Jared
Oscar winner Jared
Oscar winner Jared of "Dallas Buyers Club"
Oscar winner for "Dallas Buyers Club"
Oscar winner in the band Thirty Seconds to Mars
Oscar-winning Jared
Outwardly indicated
Opposite of "take in," in tailoring
"O.K., why not?"
"OK, I'm game"
"OK, I'm in!"
"Oh, why not!"
"Okay, __ do it!"
Okay, why not?
One answer to "Should we?"
One answer to "Wanna?"
One reply to "Should we?"
One response to "Want to?"
__ out (releases)
___ on (admits)
___ out (divulges).
"Okay, we're even"
"O ___ It" (Waka Flocka debut single)
Obeys a paint instruction
Openly shows one's emotions
"Onwards!"
On our way, men!
Opens doors for
Overlooks a minor offense, figuratively
"Oh, please, give it a rest"
"Or maybe we do something else ..."
Opens the door for
"OK, what did you come up with?"
"Off we go"
One stamp to another
Old term for a Latvian
Old name for a certain Balt
One of four in five
Opposite of "spirit"
Option for DVD viewing
Opening at the post office ... or, when read as three words, a hint to the answers to the starred clues
One way to measure a student's progress
ORDER FORM ___ LINE DANCE
One bearing a company ID
Oprah's symbol
Office snoop?
One "heard from."
Out-of-touch statement popularly attributed to Marie Antoinette
Of a Baltic tongue.
Official language of Latvia
Only vegetable never sold frozen, canned, processed, or cooked
Often-contracted phrase
One thing Dr. Johnson said to Bozzy.
Old Rumanian coin
One cent, in Rumania.
of or like a leucaemogen, a substance that encourages the development of leukaemia
of or like leucemia
of blood, deficient in leucocytes, white blood corpuscles
Opacity in the cornea
opacity of cornea
of or like leukocytes
O.T.'s third book
OT book after Exod.
OT book after Exodus
One of the books of the Torah: Abbr.
Oriental area.
Oscar ___, memorable pianist
Oscar at the piano
Oscar in "Rhapsody in Blue"
Oscar of the piano.
Oscar who said "Under this flabby exterior is an enormous lack of character"
Oscar who said: "I'm a concert pianist, that's a pretentious way of saying I'm unemployed"
Oscar, the memorable musical wit
Oscar and family
Oscar and others
One holding things back?
One keeping a course contained
Overflow controls
Overflow protection
Old wharf assessments?
Of the same height
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