Letter O 89750–90000

Olympic skater Hughes Olympics sensation Hughes One of Churchill's daughters. Opera impresario Caldwell Opera's Caldwell *Only woman ever elected governor of Alaska Onetime debater with Joe Biden OLYMPIC Games site (1984) Onetime owner of the Ball Park Franks brand Owner of Jimmy Dean and Hillshire Farm Owner of L'eggs Oxygen barrier provider Oscar nominee as Louise Sawyer Old-time actresses Allgood and Haden "Oh, joy!," e.g., typically of or like a sarcoma Orange chalcedony Orange-red chalcedony Orange-red quartz Orange-red ring stone Orange-red rock Orange-red stone Orange-red variety of chalcedony. Orangish gem Orangish-brown gem orange, red, or brown variety of chalcedony Old Big Apple restaurateur One in a tight jam One in a tight spot? One in a tight squeeze One who's squeezed in Ones closely packed in Ones sitting tight? Orange-red gems Orange-red gemstones Orange-red quartzes Orange-red stones One spelling for a "dressy" Indian wrap One spelling for a Hindu dress One spelling for an Indian dress One way to spell a Mumbai wraparound One-piece garment: Var. O'Rourke of F Troop One giving marching orders One reporting to a looie One who answers to a looie Orville P. Snorkel of the comics page, familiarly Ones giving GIs orders Outfit for Diwali or Indian weddings Outfit frequently worn during Diwali Old-time operetta. One might be red at a wedding One-size-fits-all garment Operetta by Kalman. Oriental dress. Outer garment of Hindu woman. Outfit for an Air India stewardess Over-the-shoulder garment Over-the-shoulder wrap One-piece dresses One-piece garments Oriental garb. One of the Nazi-held Channel Islands. ONTARIO oil-field site Ontario port opposite Port Huron, Mich. One-piece outfits Outbreak of 2003 Old-time tailor. Of elegance in attire. Of men's attire Onetime friend of Camus Old ___, rotten borough of yore Old name for Salisbury. *One of many that may be prayed upon One way to Swed. Oslo flight letters Oslo-bound carrier Oft-required enc. One easily allows for a return, for short Onetime MS. accompanier ORNAMENTAL ribbon Obi Obi or alb, e.g. Obi or cummerbund Obi, e.g. Obi, for example Obi, for instance Obi, for one Obi, in the West Old-school diplomatic accessory One might say "Nevada" in Las Vegas Ornament for waist or shoulder. Ornamental accessory Ornamental attire Ornamental belt Ornamental shoulder decoration. Ornamental wear Over-the-shoulder accessory Over-the-shoulder band Obama at the University of Michigan Obama daughter who I taught to swim (true story!) Obama daughter whose Secret Service code name is "Rosebud" Obama family "music guru," per Barack Obama family member Obama girl Obama in the White House Obama whose Secret Service code name is "Rosebud" Obama's younger daughter Olumpic skater Cohen Olympic figure skater Cohen Olympic silver medalist Cohen Olympic skater Cohen One Obama daughter ... One of Bo's young owners in the White House One of a White House couple until 2017 One of the First Daughters One of the Obama daughters One of the daughters for whom the 2010 book "Of Thee I Sing" was written Obi's Obis and the like Obis, e.g. One of the Prairie provinces: Abbr. One "caught" on grainy film Old fashioned impudence. Old-fashioned word for garden vegetables. Opposite of lip service Oral attitude of Persian dynasty one one of Persian dynasty Offered fresh comments? One good at comebacks One prone to backtalk One talking impertinently Offering the most attitude Ooh-la-la jeans brand of the 1980s "Oo la la!" jeans, informally "Ooh, that was a snappy comeback!" On the fresh side. of back talk Full ". . . __ on a tuffet" Occupied a chair Obeyed "Down in front!" Obeyed a cry of "Down in front!" Obeyed an obedience school command Occupied a barstool Occupied a bench Occupied a booth Occupied a chair Occupied a couch Occupied a jury box Occupied a recliner Occupied a rocker Occupied a seat Occupied a sofa Occupied an ottoman Occupied ottomans Ordeal for many H.S. seniors ___ on (rebuked) ___ on (suppressed) _____ out (missed) Object of some worship Old Nick name? One bad dude? One hell of a guy? One in a hot spot? One leading to temptation? One on the dark side One responsible for much evil One side of a Faustian bargain One who looks like hell but is tempting? One with a pitchfork One with horns [7th of 7] One with horns and a pitchfork Original bad guy. One of 100 in a baht Of Old Scratch Occupied, as a booth Occupied, as a cafe table Occupied, as a desk Occupied, as a hot desk Occupied, as a table Occupied, in a way Occupied, like a diner booth One at Indiana Jones's side Over-the-shoulder carryall One of six anagrams for east Opposite of starve Overgratify. Overgratified Overly full Overstuffed engagements after switching first and last (5) *One of about 50 orbiting the Milky Way Orbiting vegetable? Objects orbiting planets, often used for communication Obsequious followers, as Hungary, Rumania, etc., to Russia. Orbiting craft Overfeeds Overfills, as with food Overseats Overstuffs with foodstuffs Obliged a portraitist Old coll. entrance hurdle Outlawed Hindu rite Overplease Overgratifies. Overfullness "Ogives" composer Obi fabric Obi material Observed, maybe Occupied, as a chair Overfilling Overindulging Observed from up close Obi fabrics Onion bit? Onion offering Orwell's "Animal Farm," e.g. Orwell's work. Onion pieces Orwell's "Animal Farm," et al. One left in workplace after final day is all right ___ out (didn't participate) ___ out (stayed) Ozzy "Diary of a Madman" song (Abbr.) Ozzy song off "Diary of a Madman" (Abbr.) Ozzy's "sail across the ocean," perhaps (Abbr.) Occupied, as a loveseat Opted not to play Old Persian potentate Old Persian rulers Orange option Orange tree of Japan Occupied, as a saddle Oversupply a market On-the-town time for many OPS, consort of Ops Husband of Ops husband Ops's hubby Orb with a ring old word meaning glum person Old Silenus, son of Pan. One with Don Juanism one of a class of woodland deities Old Roman woodland deities Of certain demigods. Official at the Miss Woodland Nymph pageant? Ones with strong appetites ___ on the Side (calzone franchise in Missouri and Indiana)