Letter O 76500–76750

Old West fugitive One might cause a holdup One taking the stage? One wanted in the Wild West One who is wanted One who's wanted Off-price place One who lives far from the office One who lives far from work Overpower with troops Overwhelms by sheer numbers Overwhelms, as in battle outmanoeuvre Overpowered ... or how the Across answers with circles might be described? __ order (needing repair) __ order (needing repairs) ___ one's mind (crazy) ___ order (not functioning) Oscar winner: 1985 Oscar-winning Meryl Streep film On empty Oddly and unexpectedly Overstepping one's authority Overmatched O.P., to a publisher Overdue for the laundry? Overseas, e.g. out-of-the-way information outrun One getting same-day medical service, maybe One in the care of a clinician Offer a higher salary than Onrush of support Overtook in a race Officers do this to enlisted people Over, professionally Obtain a higher ranking than On the fringes, in a way Opposite of ordinary Obvious attempt to gain an advantage? Opposites of intros outpace Often unproductive at bats On the (un-friendly) On the __ (bickering) On the __ (estranged) On the __ (not speaking) On the __ (squabbling) On the __ with (mad at) On the __: quarreling On the ___ (at odds) On the ___ (at variance) On the ___ (disagreeing) On the ___ (no longer clicking) On the ___ (no longer friendly) On the ___ (not talking to each other) On the ___ (on unfriendly terms). On the ___ (quarrelling) On the ___ with On the ___ with (hostile toward) On the ___ with (not speaking to) Observe better Of a commodity, attract more customers than Opening periods Opposite of indoors One stirring up trouble for management One not in the in-crowd One not in the loop One not included as a member Opposite of intimate OUTLYING regions outer areas, esp of a town One-up intellectually One-up, in a way Overcomes by cleverness Obtain elsewhere, as parts or supplies obtain goods or services from an outside supplier Obtained from a consultant, say Overdo one's welcome ___ one's welcome Overdoes a welcome outdo in studying outdo in performing stunts outward movement of arms in swimming breaststroke Oasis "I'm ___ Time" One for the blooper reel Overcome with rhetoric Overcomes orally outdo in travelling Office container for letters ready to be posted Opposite of an inbox OUTBALANCE overbalance Opposite of "back east" One of the goals of a "Survivor" Opposite of fermé, in ballet "Origines avium" Offspring in the offing Oft-donated cells Omelette ingredients for Julius Ones going down the tubes? Oocytes, after maturation Oocytes, eventually Oogenesis products Oogenesis result Oologist's focus Oologists' studies Ooplasm containers Oospheres, say Ovid's breakfast? Ovid's eggs Ovid's omelet Ovoid objects Ovoid objects, to Romans ornament architectural O or 0 O's shape O, essentially Oat-shaped Oblong circle Of a certain shape. Of a rounded shape. Of rounded shape. Office White House dog Office for Bush Office in Washington Office in famed Elvis/Nixon pic Office in the white House Office of famed Elvis/Nixon pic Office of power Office of the U.S. president Office of the president Office on the Potomac Office shape Office shape, maybe Olive's shape Olympic skating rink, e.g. On the way to round One of Clinton's old offices One of three in Toyota's logo One without an angle Orbit shape Orbital path, usually Out of round Out-of-round Out-of-round, perhaps Outdoor sports arena. Oviform Ox-eye window shape Oxeye Like an window ___ Office (White House room) ___ Office (room in the West Wing) ___ Office (where the president works) office President 2nd office shape Presidential 1992 candidate Obama's setting Orbital shapes Outlines of eggs Of the lower part of a pistil Of a certain reproductive gland Of a female organ Of a reproductive gland Of a reproductive organ OESTROGEN-production site Organs studied by Gabriele Falloppio One end of a fallopian tube One of a reproductive pair Oocyte producer Organ for offspring Organ that produces most estrogen Organ that releases eggs Organ with egg cells one of usually two organs that produce ova and secrete estrogen and progesterone of a leaf shape One might stand for it Outburst of cheers. Oast or kiln Oast, for one Object that sheet pans are placed into One may be self-cleaning One might be in range Oast and kiln Okay for baking "One Flew ___ . . . " O.T.C. part Of higher rank than On the high side, as a guess Once ___ lightly Once more or no more One side of a bet One side of a sports bet One way to roll Opening word of "The Caisson Song" Out of love with Out's sign-off partner Oz, in relation to the rainbow order Egg ___ out: radio sign-off Out of choices ___ over (repeatedly). One way to pitch overhand One way to lose on "The Price is Right" one who makes unduly high bids Optimistic bridge calls Orthodontic issue Orthodontist's challenge Orthodontist's diagnosis Orthodontist's diagnosis, sometimes Out of a ship. overcharge(inf) overprice overtrump overemphasise Outspend one's account Overdriving people often suffer stress One way to ensure new clothes One way to make calories count. One gorging One putting away too many dishes One taking extra courses? One taking too many courses One with a tummy ache, perhaps One way of getting plump. overprize overvalue Obese, perhaps overdose Outlet for surplus water outer coat of animal OVERARM One way to pitch a ball. overgenerous Ornamental veneer. On the other side of the page On the page's other side on the back of the current page overburden oversewing a hem or fabric edge to prevent fraying Operation ___ (D-Day invasion) Operation ___ (military campaign launched on D-Day) Operation headed up by Eisenhower overvalued Often carried-on bag One using a spare bedroom One stroke ___ (bogey) One way to cross a road. Opposite of 'sustain,' in a courtroom Once-___ (quick appraisals) Once-___ (quick examinations)