Letter O
Object of the banns.
__ of honor (bridal attendant)
__ of honor (wedding official)
__ of honor: wedding party VIP
___ of honor (wedding party member, perhaps)
___ of honor (VIPs at some weddings)
On which nelsons occur
Ornamental pine of Japan.
Ornamental pine tree of Japan.
"Ocean's Twelve" cast first name
Olympic swimmer Biondi
On-line columnist Drudge
One of the Dillons.
One of the Gosp.
Oscar winner once named Sexiest Man Alive by People
Owner of Fisher-Price
___ of fact.
occupier Space
Ore-smelting mixtures
"Out to Sea" star
One of "The Odd Couple"
On your 'Welcome' ___ is missing
one of the Gospels in the New Testament
Our Ambassador to Ireland.
"Once Upon a ___," 1959 musical
"Once Upon a ___," 1959 play
One might be a twin
One of Jesus' brothers, in baseball
One of the Alous
Old enough to know better and acting like it
Older and wiser.
One who nurtures growth
Order to act one's age?
Occurring in the morning
of, occurring in, or during the morning
Of the morning: Archaic.
"Octopussy" actress Adams
"Octopussy"
Old Bea Arthur TV series
Old Bea Arthur show
One of Frohman's stars.
"Of Human Bondage" author
One of Hawaii's five counties
One of the Sandwich Islands
One might drive a wedge
One with a heavy head
Overly aggressive fighter
Ohio-Indiana river
Opening of a Hawaiian volcano?
O'Hara of "The Quiet Man"
O'Hara of films
O'Hara or O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan from Boyle
Op-ed columnist Dowd
O'Sullivan-O'Toole duo
Oscar-winning actress in "Reds"
Oprah rival
Only graphic novel to win a Pulitzer Prize
Only graphic novel to win a Pulitzer Prize (awarded 1992)
One of the Seven Ancient Wonders, in today's Turkey
of a pale to moderate greyish violet color
One who ignores party line
One-act opera by Stravinsky
Old lady, backwoods-style
Ozark matriarch
Opera, to its detractors?
Opposite of min
___ out (hit the limit)
Overused the credit card, with "out"
__ out: peaked
___ out (at the limit)
___ out (couldn't get higher)
___ out (like some Visas)
___ out (like some credit cards)
___ out (reached one's limit)
__ out (reaches a peak)
__ out (reaches an acme)
__ out: uses up, as credit
___ out (reaches limits)
___ out (reaches the limit)
Opposite of mini
"One man's trash is another man's treasure," for one
Octogenarian Congresswoman who said, "The audacity of any man to say that a woman's health is never to be considered in these situations is simply outrageous."
Outlaw's limit?
Owner of the farm where Woodstock took place
OAK-apple Day month
OUR Lady Help of Christians, feast month of
One of Daisy Duck's nieces
One in a Mesoamerican cleanup crew?
Onetime Uxmal residents
"On the other hand, I could be wrong"
Official scorer's pondering? (Twelfth Night, iv, 3, 10)
On a packet of sleeping pills
Oscar-winning "Ziegfeld" director
One "M" of MGM
One of MGM's M's
One-third of an old Hollywood trio
Onetime MGM head
Oscar __: deli brand
Oscar ___ (Wienermobile company)
"Of every tree of the garden thou _____ freely eat..." (Genesis 2:16)
One of Alex's successors
On a container of pepper spray
Oscar-nominated Enya song from 2001's "The Lord of the Rings"
Opposite of "can"
Old-fashioned contraction
Okonomiyaki topping
Oleo substitute
"___ of Castro Street" (moniker for Harvey Milk)
O'Dwyer's designation.
Oakland's is Jerry Brown
Official with a ceremonial chain
Office in the city
One called "hizzoner"
Onetime title for Bernie Sanders
Ossie Davis role in "Do The Right Thing"
Of a civic leader
Of an urban official
Of interest to Hizzoner
of or relating to a mayor or the office of mayor
Old outdoor dance sights
Old state flower of Tenn.
Opera composer–Donizetti's teacher
OUTFIELDER
One of the greatest center fielders of all time
Outfield great Willie
Outfielder with a record 7,095 putouts
Outstanding center fielder.
Outfielder's corn used for West's labyrinth?
Of the religion of ancient Persians.
Occasional Games feature
Outdoor puzzle, maybe
Ornamental garden constructions
Original name of a Mars candy bar that was pronounced like a word meaning "awesome"
One of 58 Chopin compositions
of or like a maze
Offering at Brigham Young's Marriott
One of GWB's degrees
Only one U.S. prez has had one
Ones who'll manage somehow?
Oak Ridge Boys' record label
Old Elton label
Old record biz initials
Olivia Newton-John's label
One of the Beastie Boys
Onetime big record label
Onetime owner of ABC Records
Obama's opponent
Obama's rival in 2008
Our head man in Germany.
One who hates Hatfield and the North leaving Minnesota and retiring after concert opener (5)
One side in a famous family feud
One side in a historical family feud
Oater actor Joel with two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Old farmer's monogram
Ovid's 1,400
Onetime sandwich at the Golden Arches
Old Whopper competitors
Onetime "menace of tennis"
One who has roasts without hosts?
"On Chesil Beach" novelist Ian
Old radio's Fibber
"On the Sunny Side of the Street" songwriter
Old Sprint rival
Old call letters?
Old long-distance letters
O.O. et al.
Olympics broadcaster Jim
Olympics sportscaster Jim
Often-injured knee ligament, for short
Ovid's 1,150
Ovid's 1,900
Out-of-place place
Ostentatious suburban pads
Ovid's 1,950
One of the Challenger astronauts
On-again off-again fast food sandwich that has been on two "retirement tours"
Ones doing intros
Ones introducing acts
Ones making introductions, in brief
Ones making intros
Ones presenting acts
Ones putting on a show, for short
Ones putting on acts
Open-mic hosts
Oscars V.I.P.s
Org. for which Jerry Lewis raised millions
Org. that benefits Jerry's Kids
Ovid's 1,650
Operating requirement?
Ovid's 1,501
Ovid.s 1 554
Ovid's 1,556
Oncologists' colleagues, briefly
O.R. V.I.P.s
O.R. figs.
OBs and GYNs
OBs, for example
OR pros
Ones calling the shots, in brief?
Ones in residency: Abbr.
Ones who know a lot about anat.
Operation specialists, briefly
Ovid's 1,506
Ovid's 1,507
Ovid's 1,590
"Oh give ___ home . . . "
"Oh give ___ home where . . . "
"Oh, give ___ break!"
"Oh, give ___ home where the buffalo roam ..."
Opening to an apology
Old tavern beverage
Old-time beverage.
Olde tavern drink
Oldest known alcoholic beverage
One of the "'round the world” Senators.
One of the Senators from New York.
Open area for Robin Hood's men
___ of poetry, beverage in Norse mythology that turns its drinker into an all-knowing scholar
One leader of the Army of the Potomac
One of Grant's major generals.
Opponent of Lee
"Over in the ___" (children's song)
One-time Globetrotter
Oriole cousins
One of the Jaynes.
On the scant side
Opposite of ample
"Oh, give ___ where..."
Oat or corn
Oat or corn follower
Oat or corn product
Oat or piece
Oat or square
Oat product
Occasion for grace
Offering now discontinued by most discount carriers
One might be home-cooked
One of "three squares"
One of a daily Trio Alphabetic
One of a daily trio, for many
One of several daily squares
One of three daily squares
One of three per day.
One square a day?
Ordered courses
Overseas flight freebie
Options for college students
Offerings on many cross-country flights
One's three squares
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