Letter O
One might help you consider many viewpoints
Option for a claustrophobe who needs a scan
Option for claustrophobic patients
Offensive opportunity on ice
Out-of-position-goalie result
Operate like French doors
Operate like a fan
Overt play for sympathy?
Office design type
Ocean beyond territorial waters
Ocean, mostly
Oceans free to all
Opportunity to get off some shots
*Officially restricted yet widely known information
One concern of labor unions
Operates like a window shutter
Operates like an exit door
Once-rare Sunday sights
One of many for an easily distracted browser
Opposite of dismissing
Old computer networking protocol
Overt hostilities.
Ornamental embroidery
ornamental work, as of metal or embroidery, having a pattern of openings or holes
O, on the phone
Old phone abbr.
Old phone button abbr.
One standing by: abbr.
One who's on the button: Abbr.
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"Oberon" is one
"Oberto" is one
"Of Mice and Men" became one in 1970
"Of all the noises known to man, ___ is the most expensive" (Moliere)
"Of all the noises known to man, ___ is the most expensive": Molière
"Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g.
"Orfeo," e.g.
"Orfeo," notably
"Otello" is one
"Otello" or "Madama Butterfly"
"Otello" or "Rigoletto"
"Otello", for example
"Otello", for one
"Otello," e.g.
Occasion for glasses
Occasion to bring out the fine glasses
Of all the noises known to man, it is the most expensive, per an old quip
Offenbach offering
Oft-dreaded "Jeopardy!" category
Oft-subtitled performance
One about Jerry Springer debuted in 2003
One may be seen from a box
One may be seen with glasses
One of a Bizet body
One of four in Wagner's Ring Cycle
One of seven by Prokofiev
One of the "Ring" cycle.
Only the best rockers could also sing this
Oratorio relative
offering at new yorks lincoln center
One who knows Bellini from Bizet
Outermost layer of a white-tie ensemble, perhaps
One giving pep talks between acts of "Carmen"?
One reading supertitles, maybe
One sitting in a box, perhaps
One collapsing at the start of "La Traviata"
*Offenbach output
Object of a computer instruction
Objects of computer instructions
"Oberto" and "Alzira"
"Orlando" and "Otello"
"Otello" and "Pagliacci"
Old form of Italian musical drama
Open one's heart, perhaps
Open to treat
Of interest to Wagner
of or relating to or characteristic of opera
Overlord, e.g.
of or relating to operation or to an operation
"Overlord" and "Crossroads."
Organ transplants, e.g.
+ or -, in math
+ or -, to mathematicians
O, on a telephone
Old phone company worker
One at the switchboard
One receiving many calls at work
One whose working days are numbered
Owner or manager of a mine, factory, etc.
Ones "standing by" in an infomercial
Ones standing by?
OPERA, form of
Offenbach's "Orphée aux enfers," e.g.
Offenbach's specialty.
One of 40 by Victor Herbert
One of Gilbert and Sullivan's 14
One of Victor Herbert's forty-three
Opens: Poet.
Opens: Poetic.
"O woe is me / To have seen what I have seen, see what I see!" speaker, in Shakespeare
"O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!" speaker, in Shakespeare
"O, woe is me to have seen what I have seen" speaker
of or like ophiolite, serpentine
One who thinks snakes are charming
OLD Testament land of riches
Old Test land of riches
Old Testament gold source.
Of a serpent-worshiping group
of or like ophiura
Optician
oculist
One you may depend on
Oxycodone, e.g.
Oxymorphone, for one
Oxycodone et al.
Old TV redhead
Old sitcom boy Taylor
Old sitcom redhead
One of TV's Taylors
Onetime Ron Howard role
Offer a judgment
Offer a perspective
Offer a take
Offer a thought
Offer a view
Offer a viewpoint
Offer an idea
Offer an opinion
Offer one's feelings
Offer one's point of view
Offer one's thoughts
Offer one's two cents
Offer one's view
Offer thoughts
Offer up a viewpoint
Offer viewpoints
Offer views
Offer a viewpoint publicly
opinionate
Offered a hot take, say
Offered a point of view
Offered a view
Offered one's two cents
Offered views
One donating two cents?
One expressing views
One who hazards a guess
One who hazards a view
One who says what he thinks
One who speaks his mind
One who states his views
One with a blog, often
One with a thought
One with ideas to express
One with two cents to put in
One writing an Op-Ed piece
Ones holding forth
Offers a take
Offers a thought
Offers a view
Offers one's two cents
Offers one's views
One's take
one s view
Outspoken (Var.)
Opinionative
Obstinate or dogmatic
OPINIONATED person
Outspoken Slav?
OxyContin or Demerol
OxyContin, e.g.
Old den indulgence
Onetime den provision
Old-time drug hangout
Old Britain-China conflict
ODER River, province on the
One skilled in playing dead
Only U.S. marsupial
Only known North American marsupial
Only marsupial native to the Americas
Owl prey
On the facing pg.
On the other side of the street: Abbr.
Ont. constabulary
Ont. police service
of a town
One from the other side
One who strikes while the iron is hot
Open to contravention
Offer resistance
Offered resistance
Observance when yes means no, and vice versa
O'er
Other direction
Orthography quartet
"O" Magazine head
"O" in the OWN Network
O Magazine mogul
O Magazine's O
O founder
O icon
O of the magazine world
O star?
O, The __ Magazine
OWN Network VIP
OWN VIP
OWN network proprietor
OWN owner
Oh! cable network co-founder
One of the greatest Black philanthropists in American history
One-named "Queen of All Media"
Onetime rival of Sally Jessy
Owner of the cable channel OWN
Oxygen cofounder Winfrey
Oxygen network co-founder
"Ole" follower
Office that freezes prices.
Operations
Of a blood process
Overcome decision fatigue
Overcome indecision
__ out (decline to participate)
__ out (don't participate)
__ out (unsubscribe)
__-out clause
___ out (choose to stop receiving emails, say)
___ out (decline)
___ out (email list selection)
___ out (get off a list)
___ out (quit)
___ out (stop following)
___ out (withdraw)
_____ out of (reject)
One who makes a choice.
__ out: declined
___ out (withdrew)
___ out of (withdrew from)
One making a choice
One who chooses
Of eyesight
Of peepers
Old film about tango that shows right amount of spirit
Of the peepers
of or involving light or optics
One who brings things into focus
One who makes quite a spectacle
One who works with specs
optics expert
One of Newton's fields
Overlooked Pollyanna?
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