Letter O 8500–8750

Old Indochina area Oscar actress at 11 (1994) "Only one Granny Smith for you, Bugs"? O'Neill heroine, et al. Old Indian coins One of Time's Top 5 Fashion Icons of the 2000s "Ocean's 8" actress Hathaway "__ of Green Gables" "___ of the Thousand Days" "___ of the Thousand Days" (1969 film) "_____ of Avonlea" (1909 literary sequel) "_____ of the Island" (third in an early-20th century literary series) -- of Cleves Obie-winning director Kauffman Olympics contestant: 1976 One of Di's in-laws One of Henry VIII's wives One of a British literary family One of a literary sister trio One of fashion's Kleins One of the Bront%C3%AB sisters One of the Bront%C3%ABs One of the Bront's One of the Bronte sisters One of the Brontes One of the BrontÔö£┬¢ sisters One of the Brönte sisters One of the Lindberghs One of the Stuarts. One of the royal family One of two characters in "Six" One of two of Henry VIII's six One of two of Henry's six One of two of Henry's six wives One of two of the VIII's six One of two wives of Henry VIII Only daughter of Elizabeth II Only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Only sister of King Charles III Oscar actress Hathaway Oscar winner Bancroft Oscar winner Baxter Oscar winner Hathaway Oscar-winner Baxter Oscar-winning Hathaway Otto Frank's daughter ___ O'Hare McCormick. ___ of Austria (mother of Louis XIV) ___ of Bohemia (Richard II's queen consort) ___ of Cleaves ___ of Cleves (English queen) ___ of Cleves (Henry VIII's fourth wife) ___ of Cleves (one of Henry VIII's wives) ___ of Denmark (James I's queen consort) One working with glass, at times Oven for tempering glass. Oscar nominee for "Fatal Attraction" Oscar winner for "Les Miserables" oligochaeta One of the Rockefellers. One of her pen names is A. N. Roquelaire One-third of Henry VIII's wives Oxford's St. ___ College "On Juneteenth" author ___ Gordon-Reed O'Toole of "Cat People" O'Toole of TV's "Smallville" O'Toole or Bening O'Toole who played Lola in the TV musical "Copacabana" One of Papa Dionne's famous five. One of TV's Mouseketeers One of the Quints. One of the original Mouseketeers Only Mouseketeer personally chosen by Walt Disney Original Mouseketeer Original Mouseketeer Funicello Onetime spokesperson for Skippy peanut butter Office park wing old form of annexation Old Roman years . . . of "__ Hall" Oakley Oakley of the range Oakley or Hall Oakley or Potts Oakley or Rooney Oakley the deadeye Oakley with a gun One of Ethel Merman's roles. One of the Oakleys. Orphan girl. Orphan of comics Orphan of stage and film Orphan on B'way Orphan on Broadway Orphan or Oakley on Broadway Orphan. Oscar-winning role for Diane Oscar-winning title role for Diane Our Lady Peace song about an orphan? Owner of Sandy Owner of the dog Sandy owner Sandy color ... of 1977 Oscar film: 1977 Oscar winner after "Rocky" 'Olympic Portraits' photographer One of the first two "American superstars," per 34 Across' book Oakley and Laurie Oakley and Rooney Oakley and others. Oakley et al. Organic brand owned by General Mills Organic brand with a bunny mascot Organic food brand Orphan girl et al. obliteration Oh, how we danced tune Old Shaker leader Observations. Ones making written comments on text OFFICIAL communication OCCURRING every year Occurring once a year Once a Year Add another Once a year Once-a-year Once-a-year bloomer Once-a-year flower Once-a-year publication One-season plant One-year plants over rule O-shaped orbicular Obliterates ORDER of Knighthood, Italy Octubre is part of it Ohio cheerleader's request, twice One has cuatro seasons One of 100 in un siglo OX of the forest Old World buffalo Old world bison Ox of puzzle fame Ox long popular in crosswords Ox of Celebes Ox of crosswords Ox of puzzledom Ox of the Celebes Ox. Oxen of East Oxen of the Celebes Obvious Of a battery terminal Of a cell terminal Of a terminal Of some electrodes "-" on a battery One end of a battery One end of a cell One of the poles One of two poles One place to hook up the jumper cables One side of a battery One side of a cell Opposed to cathode. Opposite of a cathode. Opposite of cathode Oxidation location Oxidation sites Of a battery part Of a battery pole One way to coat a metal Of the wild ox of Celebes. Officially choose Officially designate Oil up in ceremony Oil, in a way Ordain oil to Apply oil to Holy Oiled, in a manner Oiled, in a way One doing the consecrating Oilers. ointment Officially designates Oils Oils ceremoniously Oils, ecclesiastically Oils, in a way " ___ of horns . . . ": John Day One familiar lil' crustacean? Odd occurrences Out of keeping. Odd exception Odd occurrence Odd one out Oddball Outlier *Opposite of "oui" Of uncertain origin: Abbr. Of unknown authorship: Abbr. Of unknown name: Abbr. Oft-cited auth.? Oft-cited authority: Abbr. Oft-quoted "author" (Abbr.) Oft-quoted auth. Oft-quoted author? Oft-quoted indiv. Oft-quoted mysterious author Oft-quoted source. Old folk song composer, often: Abbr. Old-fashioned word for "in a little while" Old-style "in a little while" Old-style nameless writer Old-time adverb One of these days Occasion for una fiesta Opposite of renown Of unknown source. One more: Abbr. Outdoor jacket Outerwear for the Arctic Outerwear suitable for cold, frosty, and snowy conditions of the anus and rectum "One more, please" "___ One Bites the Dust" (Queen hit) One additional. One after -- One counterpart One like the first One like the previous one One more One more of the same One similar. One way alternative? Oscar nominee for "A Man and a Woman" "__ of prevention . . ." "___ of prevention is worth a pound of cure": Benjamin Franklin Ours, in Paris. Ours: Fr. old form of enough oxygen deficiency Oxygen-deprived One in a sure-to-sue scenario One in a tchr.'s key One of 61 in a standard "Jeopardy!" game: Abbr. One of 78 in this puzzle: Abbr. One on a teacher's key (abbr.)