Letter O
"On the Waterfront" brother of Marlon Brando
Oscar winner: 1967
Oscar-winning portrayer of Police Chief Bill Gillespie, 1967
"On the Waterfront" actor's big cat?
"On the Waterfront" actor's exotic pet?
Ocean delicacy
Old World deer
One of Reese's teammates
Opponent of Wade
Orange eggs on sushi rolls
Orange sushi topper
Output from a bass
Ova by the pond?
Ova there in the water?
Osetra or sevruga, for example
One who studies X-rays
Onetime Ebert partner
Old African big-game gun
Old big-game gun
Old African rifles
Old big-game guns
Old World game animals
"OMG LOL"
"omg hahahaha"
Old wooden bowl
"OK," in communications
"Over" relative
O. K., in pilot's slang.
O. K.: Slang.
O.K. by radio
O.K., aboard a bomber.
O.K.: Slang.
OK, on a walkie-talkie
Order received, in aviation parlance.
Onetime CBS News anchor
Onetime CBS anchor
Onetime Tom Brokaw co-anchor
of many words Man
"___ One: A Star Wars Story"
One in a gallery?
One whose photo is in a gallery.
Officers who follow their own code
Overall condition of certain Nissans?
Occupant du trône
Old Versailles resident
Old résident at Versailles
One measure of success for a business decision: Abbr.
One of several Louises
One of two Roberts
One protected by une dame, deux tours, deux fous, deux cavaliers et huit pions
Onetime Versailles resident
Onetime Versailles résident
Oft-banned workout substance, for short
___ out (clearly juicing)
Old French line
One of Rhee's soldiers
Oilseed tree of East Africa.
One way to stream
Option for streaming Hulu Plus
Oliver's rival: Abbr.
Owner of a wonderful ivory horn, Olivant.
Offering from a casting director
One may be leading or supporting
One may be recurring
One of a movie's many
One played on stage
One usually involves lines
One's part.
Ophelia or Romeo, e.g.
Ophelia, for instance.
Othello or Iago
Othello, to Fishburne
One to be copied
One who is looked up to
One worth emulating
One worth imitating
One worthy of imitation
Ones you're encouraged to copy at school
One who acts the part
Offices
One living in their parents' basement, stereotypically
Official Wimbledon timekeeper
Official timekeeper of Wimbledon
Oft-counterfeited watch
Oft-imitated pricey watch
Omega alternative
Omega rival
Oris rival
Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II maker
Oysterquartz maker
Oft-counterfeited items
One shot wearing fancy watches?
"___ Over Beethoven"
"___ on Texas Moon" (1947 Rogers movie)
Oasis "___ With It"
Offical register
On a __ (winning)
On a ___: hot
One of three in a Yahtzee turn
One of up to three in a Yahtzee turn
Order to make a scene?
___ over (reinvest)
OPS maneuver.
One method of price control.
___ oats (cereal ingredient)
Old World bird that tumbles or rolls in flight
One might be high at a casino
One of a set set in hair
One place to go around in circles
One place to spin one's wheels
Operating a Zamboni?
Once-popular children's book figure.
___ of Normandy (noted viking)
Obey the alarm clock
Option for moving an investment
Order actress Ellen to switch sides?
Opening track of "The Beatles' Second Album"
One way to achieve ignition
Old desk feature
Opposite of unfurl
Obsolescent office desk item
Obsolete desktop item
Office filing aid
Office-file name
Old-fashioned address organizer
Old-timey card file
Obsolescent desktop accessories
Obsolete organizers
Outmoded sources of numbers
One of Carmen's people
Oscar-winning film set in Mexico City
Oblong tomato
Oblong tomato type
Oblong tomato variety
One place to catch a rapido at a stazione
Oval tomato
Ovoid tomato
Of modern Greece
Old Italian whose language gave us Latin
Of an ancient empire
Of type, upright
Old toga wearer
One at Circus Maximus
One from Italy's capital
One in Antony's audience
One of the empires
One whom Antony addressed
One with an aquiline nose, perhaps
Otho for one
Ovid or Caesar
Ovid or Cato
Ovid, e.g.
Old dogfight site?
Onetime superpower that men allegedly can't stop thinking about
Old social center
OLT River country
One of the great languages.
Obsession with Caesar?
Old unit of length roughly equal to 1,620 yards
Oft-grated cheese
Old "come one, come all" event?
Octavia and Claudius
Ovid's audience
of or relating to the Gypsies or their language or culture
Oblong tomatoes
Oblong pasta-sauce ingredient
Option for a marinara base
One often has a fairy-tale ending, informally
Old senate setting
Olympics host after Melbourne
Olympics site: 1960
Only city that entirely surrounds a country
Ostia's city
Orchard fruit originally from Ohio
"O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick" speaker
"O! it is my love; O! that she knew she were" speaker
"O, I am fortune's fool!" crier
"O, I am fortune's fool!" declarer
"O, I am fortune's fool!" speaker
"O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright!" speaker
"Oh, I am fortune's fool!" speaker
One gentleman of Verona
One of Shakespeare's "star-crossed lovers"
One of a star-crossed pair
One of a well-known pair
One of the Montagues
Operatic offering by Gounod
One of the Cesars.
Original Joker portrayer
Occasion for the third-stringers to play
One-sided win
One-piece my wife says is fashionable right now
Onesie, e.g.
Old-fashioned garb for tots
One of Rhea Silvia's twins
One of them won in Roman myth
One of Ginny Weasley's brothers
Opie or Richie
Opie portrayer
Opie, off the set
Opie, off-screen
Opie, really
Opie, today
Oregon Sen. Wyden
Oregon Senator Wyden
Oscar-winning director Howard
"Oxford Blues" heroine
Old first name in gossip
One of the R's in J.R.R. Tolkien
Oscar winner Colman
One of the "three Rs" on Brazil's 2002 World Cup-winning team
Oscar-nominated Best Supporting Actress for {/Atonement/}
Olympic medalist Rousey
Often last movement of sonata
Old thicket
One of forty-seven in the Kabuki drama "Chushingura"
Outlaw, in Japan.
outlaw Japanese people
Opie player
Opie portrayer Howard
Outback jumper, for short
Offspring of Kanga
One of Christopher Robin Milne's childhood stuffed animals
One of Pooh's friends
One of Winnie's friends
One who's always springing for things, for short?
One with a marsupium, affectionately
Outback animal, for short
Outback bouncer
Outback bouncer, in brief
Outback bounder, briefly
Outback bounder, for short
Outback critter, slangily
Outback hopper, for short
Outback hopper, informally
Outback jumper
Outback leaper
Outback sight, familiarly
Owl and Rabbit's friend
Oz jumper
"Odor" anagram that will make you cross?
Old church cross often set above the chancel
Odor anagram
Old unit of area
One fourth of an acre.
One-quarter of an acre.
Original cross word
Old crosses
Old quarter-acre measures
One of an acre's four
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