Letter O 87250–87500

One targeted by a water cannon One who protests Out-of-control protester Object thrown at a demonstration? Outlandishly funny Occasions to use pepper? Out-of-control events Outbreaks of crowd violence Oft engraved letters One may be in stitches One of the Van Winkles. Open a seam Open hastily Open indelicately Open roughly __ off (steal) ____ off: stiff slangily overfall Onetime TD Bank spokesperson Kelly Of a river bank Of the waterside of or on the banks of a river Odoriferous, say Old age preceder? ___ olives. One's golden years Optimal for picking orchestral member who is there to swell the sound rather than play solo Oriole who played in a record 2,632 straight games *Ones most likely to tear their pants? Oddity collector One after whom a Times Square museum is named One of the Transcendentalists. Onetime collector of bizarre facts Overcharge (2 words) old Scots word for a handful of grain Olympic figure skater Adam Of Torn's acting? Opens, as a sugar packet __ off (cheats) Oceanic disturbance Oscar nominee for "Cross Creek" and Razzie nominee for "Freddy Got Fingered" Oscar-nominated actor with nearly synonymous first and last names "Only Girl (In the World)" singer, to fans "Only Girl (In the World)" singer, to her fans Olympic swim star from Iowa. Oft-misquoted line from "Sacred Emily" Old character actress Elisabeth Obey a bailiff's order Obey a court order Opera star Stevens. Opera's Stevens Opposite of fall Opposite of set Originate (hint #3) Originate, as a river obey the bailiff Of the sun, up Off the couch Off the gorund Out o bed Out of bed for the day Old Sol, diurnally One getting out of bed One might be an early one One might be early One of a group of platforms One waking up One who gets up early in the morning One who gets up One who greets the day Opposite of sets Overcomes, as adversity ___ occasion (meet an emergency). On an upswing On the assent. On the upswing On the upturn One to watch Ohio town named after the daily eastward event One taking chances One who agrees to a dare One living on the edge Oakland wide receiver Opening trattoria course Osso buco accompanier Of a glacial period. Opp. of accelerando "On the Bus With Rosa Parks" poet Dove "One Day at a Time" actress Moreno One "filling in a ticket in a little white booth" in a Beatles song One of Orson's exes Ora featured on Iggy Azalea's "Black Widow" Orson Welles' former wife. Orson's second wife Orson's wife. Oscar winner Moreno Oscar-winner Moreno "Octopussy" theme singer "One Fine Day" singer "One Day at a Time" remake grandmother Onetime winner of all the awards in this puzzle's theme Only Hispanic performer with an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Oscar for "West Side Story" Oscar, Grammy, Tony and Emmy winner Oscar, Tony, Grammy and Emmy winner Oscar-winner for West Side Story "___ of Spring" (Stravinsky ballet famed for its dissonance) Offering occasion, perhaps One may provide passage Ordained procedure. Ordination, e.g. Ordination, for instance __ of passage Observances Outspoken 1990s weapons inspector Scott One who insists on formalities Ostentatious display of elegance Ostentatiousness Oh. or Miss. Ohio or Colorado (abbr.) Ohio or Kansas: Abbr. Ohio or Mississippi: Abbr. Ohio, e.g.: Abbr. Ohio, for one: Abbr. Oldest Best Actress nominee (2012) Opponent in a competition One eager to compete and defeat One in a love triangle One in a love triangle, maybe One in a love triangle, perhaps One in your division, often One of a Sheridan pair One to vie with Opponent in business or sports Opponent, competitive (5) Opposite corner in a romantic triangle Obama and McCain, e.g. Opposing contestants Other suitors "___ of Dreams": Billy Joel Ob or Po Ob, Xi, or Po Ochre ______ , Manitoba Ohio or Arkansas, e.g. Ohio or Colorado Ohio or Illinois, but not Indiana Ohio or Mississippi Ohio or Missouri Ohio, for one Ol' Man, e.g. Ouse or Oise One of two artists on some Mexican 500-peso notes Only unanimous Baseball Hall of Fame electee Only unanimous inductee at Cooperstown Otters' playgrounds Old-timey paddlewheel cruisers on the Mississippi Ocean feeder, often OCEANUS, kingdom of Ob, Po, Si. Ob, Po, etc. Ontario waterway One of about a million on a jetliner One of over two million in the Eiffel Tower One way to fix firmly Old Buick model Old Buicks Ocean feeders: Abbr. Oil capital "O Holy Cow!" versifier "Of Human Bondage" (1934) studio Old Hollywood letters Old Hollywood studio Old Hollywood studio behind "King Kong" and "Citizen Kane" Old Hollywood's ___ Pictures Old MGM rival Old film letters Old film studio Old movie ltrs. Old movie studio Old rival of MGM Old studio Old studio letters Old studio of Welles Actor Old studio with a transmitter in its logo Old theater letters Old-time film studio Old-time movie company Old-time movie studio One of Hollywood's "big five," once One of Hollywood's original Big Five studios One of early Hollywood's "Big Five" One of old Hollywood's Big Five One of the Big Five film studios of Hollywood's golden age One of the Big Five in Hollywood's Golden Age One of the Big Five movie studios, once One-time MGM rival Onetime Hollywood letters Onetime movie studio rival of MGM Onetime rival of MGM Onetime studio with a broadcast tower in its logo Original "King Kong" company Original "King Kong" film studio Original "King Kong" studio Orson Welles described its studio as "the biggest electric train set any boy ever had" Orson Welles studio Orson Welles's old studio Old film company with a radio tower logo Old movie theater logos Old theaters once owned by Howard Hughes Old-time cinemas Old literary inits. Old presidential inits. Only U.S. pres. to resign Oyster season, so they say One-strand molecule Org. chaired by Reince Priebus Org. chaired by Ronna McDaniel Org. chaired by Ronna Romney McDaniel Org. headed by Reince Priebus Org. headed by Ronna McDaniel Org. once headed by Michael Steele Org. that Mary Louise Smith was the first female chair of Org. whose logo is a red elephant Org. with a red, white, and blue elephant on its seal "... on second thought, let's pass!" "Oysters ___ in season" O.R. attendants O.R. staffers OB's coworkers OR helpers OR or ER workers OR professionals Ones attending to patients, for short Ones calling the shots, for short? Ones calling the shots?: Abbr. Ones providing IV's, maybe Onetime white-hat wearers Orderly supervisors: Abbr. "Our Gang" producer Hal "Our Gang" series creator Hal Orkin or Terminix victim "On the ___," Kerouac book *One way (and the beginning of a word ladder) Off-Broadway theatre. Off-Broadway tour. Off-___ (place for mountain bikes) Old town, country, or red dirt thoroughfare of song On the ___ (away) On the ___ (touring)