Letter O 88250–88500

Opponent of George and Bill "Orfeo" author Luigi "Orfeo" composer Luigi One of Lou Grant's reporters "Otello" composer (born 2/29/1792) "O Kaplan! My Kaplan!" author ___-on-Don, Russian port of 1+ million Oration platforms Of a platform. Of a pulpit. Of a speaker's platform of or like a beak or snout Of cheerful hue Opposite of bleak Optimistic, as an outlook Optimistic, as one's future Optimistic, like an outlook Optimistically upbeat Optimistic business goal? Optimistic theater audience? Old tree's disease. Orchardist's headache One of the Mariana Islands Of wheels of or relating to wheels or rotation Occurring around an axis. Old-fashioned phone On a spit, say One day, astronomically of or pertaining to rotation Occurring in regular succession Of a circular motion of or relating to or characteristic or causing an axial or orbital turn of, relating to, possessing, or causing rotation O.C.S. relative OCS alternative On-campus mil. group On-campus mil. org. On-campus org. On-campus recruits One way to become a Lt. Org. at the Citadel Org. banned at Harvard in 1969 Org. for college cadets Org. for some future lts. Org. for students in uniform Org. for students who know the drill? Org. in which Colin Powell once served Org. known for drilling Org. of cadets Org. offering college scholarships Org. that knows the drill? Org. with drills on campus Old school method Old school technique Old-fashioned education Old-fashioned learning Old-fashioned learning method Old-fashioned method of education Old-school method Old-style education One way of learning One way of learning by One way to remember Organic insecticide "OMG, that is soooo funny!" "Our Gang" author 'Our Gang' author Philip Operation Shylock writer One nest egg source "Orange, Red, Yellow" painter Mark Oven with a turning spit One pound in North Africa. Oriental weight of one to five lb. Old Sunday paper section Old newspaper part Old newspaper photo section Old newspaper section Old newspaper section, briefly Old paper part Old paper section Old photo print Old print, for short Old printing process, for short Old printing style, for short One kind of ship. One taking a spin on a helicopter? One that turns either way? Only moving part of a Tesla engine Opposite of stator Opposite or stator. Old Sunday supplement buff? Old Sunday newspaper inserts Old newspaper photo sections, informally Old newspaper sections Old paper parts *Orange foods Obviously decayed One may spoil the whole bunch Online aggregator of movie reviews On the way to decay On the portly side One of Viking Rollo's many names Ogler, perhaps Old rake Orgy lover Orgy participant Old Normandy's capital Old rakes. "Old" nickname for Zachary Taylor of stone or timber Oil rig worker, of course Oil rig workers Offering of drinks to all One for all, say One shot Order at a bar ... or at a butcher shop Outburst of applause Old-time ballroom favorite One earning a living from high-stakes poker One who does the town. Old English game resembling baseball. Office trash basket, slangily Outburst from the audience Overweight Williams? Orders of drinks Opposite of one-way One of three pudgy siblings? Oscar nominee for "The Wrestler" ORISSA steelworks site One who plays reveille Overwhelming defeat in battle or contest Occasion for the mercy rule One-sided battle One-sided game One-sided melee One-sided result One-sided score Opposite of a nail-biter, in sports Opposite of a squeaker Overwhelming win ORDER of march Old-fashioned newsboy's assignment Oregon Trail, for example. Overwhelmingly defeated One-sided contests One-sided tilts Opposites of squeakers, in sports Overwhelming defeats. Overwhelming wins Omnipresent feature of New Orleans cooking One of six parked on the moon One refusing to settle Opportunity on Mars, e.g. Opportunity on Mars, for one on tour One who covers a lot of ground? Obey a cox, say One of 15 in a typical daily crossword One of 15 in this grid One of 15 in this puzzle One of 21 in this puzzle One of five on a bingo card One of nine for a typical sudoku grid One of nine in a Sudoku grid One way to cross a river One way to cross the Potomac One way to move a small boat Orchestra location Oar-propelled vessel Oared Oar puller One in a dory One in a scull One ordered to have a stroke oarsman or woman Olympic competitors since 1900 Oarsman's activity Olympic sport with strokes One who can't get enough of crew? Oarer's aches? OAR pin and rester Obeys the coxswain One of the highest peaks in Colorado. On the ___ (Colorado baseball blog) Old Big Appletheater Old N. Y. movie palace Old movie palace. Old-time theater name "Oh, Pretty Woman" singer Orbison "Only the Lonely" singer Orbison One Mr. Rogers Orbison in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Orbison of music Orbison of song Orbison of the Traveling Wilburys Orbison or Acuff Orbison or Clark Orbison or Lichtenstein Orbison or Rogers Orbison who sang "Crying" Orbison who sang "Oh, Pretty Woman" Orbison who sang "Pretty Woman" Outlaw Rob "Once in ___ David's City" (carol) Of a king or queen Of a kingdom Of kings and queens Of queens and kings Of sovereigns Old Remington competitor One found in Kauffman Stadium or Buckingham Palace One with special blood One with subjects of kingly ancestry Occupant of Her Majesty's birdcage? Odds against this are 649,739 to 1 Of Clark's country music? Old Tory Old Texas "judge" Owner of a famous Trigger Orbison et al. Orbison and Bean Orbison and Clark Orbison and Lichtenstein Orbison and Rogers One who enjoys playing D&D and such Oldest US tech school Oldest US tech university Oldest currently running tech sch. in the Anglosphere Oldest private tech. university in the US Oldest tech sch. in the U.S., founded in 1824 Oldest tech school in the U.S. Oldest technological univ. in America One axis in a "torque curve" graph Official statement: Abbr. Off. statements Official accts. Official statements, in brief Overly violent, perhaps One might warn of excessive violence Old-fashioned learning, in a way Ones on the right track?: Abbr. "Our Town" setting One who thinks logically Org. with a number of British pounds One way to follow a blog, for short Online feed initials Online feed letters Online news aggregation inits.