Letter O 68250–68500

Org. whose vision is "a great public school for every student" Org. with 2.7 million members Org. with Student Success Grants Org. with a "Degrees Not Debt" campaign Org. with a "Parents" link on its main page Org. with a "Raise Your Hand" campaign Org. with a College Affordability and Debt Services section on its website Org. with a Lesson Plans web page Org. with a campaign called "Degrees Not Debt" Org. with an annual Jazz Masters Award Org. with annual Jazz Master Awards Org. with pi in its logo Org. with the Tomorrow's Teachers magazine Org. with the arts.gov website Org. with writing fellowships Onetime radio host Boortz Oscar winner Patricia Oscar winner Patricia who was married to Roald Dahl Oscar winner for Hud Oscar winner in "Hud" Oscar winner in "Hud": 1963 Oscar-winner Patricia Oscar-winner in "Hud" Oscar-winning "Hud" actress Oscar-winning Patricia Oscar-winning actress Patricia Old grid coach Greasy Oscar winner Patricia and others One enamored of early Europeans? of or relating to the early stages in a life cycle Opposite of a spring tide Occurrence after the first and third quarters of the moon Occurrence at the moon's first quarter Occurrence in the moon's first quarter One kind of tide One type of tide Opposed to highest tide. Opposite of spring Opposite of spring tide. Opposite of spring, tide-wise Occurs when the sun and moon are at right angles of, relating to, or constituting a neap tide of or relating to or characteristic of Naples or its people Occurrences between springs Occurrences during half-moons Ocean occurrence Oceanic phenomenon One concern of a skipper Ocean period with minimal tidal range One sort of miss Only a day away, say Only a step away. Only a stone's throw away Opposite of far Opposite positions Over all distances Over great distances Occurrence of events not quite eerily at the same time? Oil-rich area Old-World area One concern of the State Department. Originally, the greatest extent of the Ottoman Empire Of the area from Turkey to Saudi Arabia Occurring relatively soon Often the dearest. On an approach to Of personal interest Opposite of "fades" Opposite of pulls away Opposite of retreats One face of the moon "Ooooh!" Obviously carefully written Of simple elegance. Off the rocks Old-Fashioned option Older cousin of "Cool!" One way to keep a house. One way to order whisky Opposite of messy Opposite of sloppy Orderly and clean Orderly and systematic Organized and tidy Oscar Madison wasn't Orderly and tidy in nature order Good A deal Orderly, fiesta-style? Orderly lion's lair? ON THE WATERFRONT remake about a Texas city's cleanup effort? One obsessed with order (... 2 to 5) One prone to ordering things compulsively? One who always comes clean One who cleans up after the maid? One whose priorities are in order? Obsessive organizers Orderlies? O'er opposite O'er's antithesis O'er's opposite Opposite of "o'er" _____ of Cawdor, Macbeth's title Old-time cattle tenders. *One packing the van in an orderly way? OCD person's desire Orderly quality. Orderly state Oscar Madison's lack Obsessive cleaner, say Obsessive picker-up Obsessive picker-upper One always picking things up One picking up a lot One well-versed in the KonMari method, maybe One who leaves nothing out? One who loves pick-ups? One who never needs to be told to straighten up One who picks up a lot One who's bound to order? One who's quick to pick up? One whose work is picking up? Order lover Orderly type Organization man Ones who are never out of order? "Ooh, how fabulous!" Old slangy word of enthusiasm Old-fashioned "Awesome!" Old-fashioned "Super!" Old-fashioned "Sweet!" Old-fashioned "rad" Old-style "Awesome!" Old-style "Sweet!" Old-style "Way cool!" ___ oil, used on leather. "Ooh ... impressive!" Okla. football rival Okla. rival Omaha loc. Omaha locale: Abbr. Omaha's home: Abbr. Omaha's loc. Omaha's place (abbr.) Omaha's state (Abbr.) Only U.S. state with a unicameral legislature: Abbr. Old Testament mountain "O Pioneers!" setting Omaha Tribe's state Omaha locale Omaha's state OPACITY of cornea, slight Observatory sighting One of six awards for Ursula Le Guin Outer-space cloud Outer-space gas cloud Of a galaxy Of cosmic clouds Of cosmic groups. Of galaxies Of gaseous celestial structures. Of interstellar clouds OXYGEN etc. in highly ionized state causing bright lines in spectrum of nebulae (astron.) Obligatory, for short Onetime Japanese semiconductor giant Onetime candy maker based in Revere, Mass. Of vital importance ORGAN, narrow part of One might end up in a tie Ostrich feature Ostrich's attribute. One of a making-out couple Ornament worn around throat ornament worn round the neck Ostrich features Obligatory office attire for men, once Often-stained piece of attire obituary notice One who communicates with the dead, in fantasy tales OPERATION to remove a sequestrum Object of a bee's quest Olympian beverage Olympian drink Olympian quaff Olympian taste treat. Olympian's drink Olympian's quaff Olympus drink of the gods Drink of or like nectar Orange kin Olympian sustenance Olympian quaffs. "Old Uncle ___" (Stephen Foster tune) "Old Uncle ___." "Old Uncle" in a Stephen Foster song "Old Uncle" in a Stephen Foster title "Old Uncle" in a Stephen Foster tune Obnoxious Ryerson of "Groundhog Day" Old ___ (Satan) Old ___ (the devil) Old film comic Sparks Old film comic Sparks City near Old uncle of song. One of Edward's nicknames One of Harry's "Simpsons" voices One of Hollywood's Beattys One of the first non-family "Simpsons" characters One who calls Homer Simpson "neighborino" Original Luddite ___ Ludd Oscar-winning lyricist Washington Outlaw Kelly Outlaw Kelly Actor Outlaw Kelly after whom an Australian crime fiction award is named Outlaw Kelly of Australian legend Owner of the Pie Hole on "Pushing Daisies" Oxford Dictionary: Abbr. outlaw Kelly Aussie Info outlaw Kelly Australian bear *Oscar nominee for "Network" Opera heroine who dies before the line "The comedy is finished!" Old fast-food chain Old fast-food chain from New York City known for its orange drinks Old fast-food chain whose mascot's head was an orange Outlaw played in film by Mick Jagger "Our Town" opera composer One of Aaron Copland's students Old Uncle and others. Oldtime radio kids' show "Uncle ___ Squadron" Oscar nominee Beatty and others "Originally named" Obit adjective Obit word Obituary word Often-unnecessary word in celebrity wedding announcements Old name lead-in Old name preceder Old-name preceder Olympia Snowe, ___ Bouchles Once Called First to be Once called Once called, in wedding notices Once going by Once known as Once known as, in society pages Once known by Once named Once surnamed Once went by Once, in some wedding announcements Once-called
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