Letter O 90000–90250

Orphan Annie features One who's an expert at reductions OPEC participant One with a short hajj OPEC members Old Testament king ___ of Tarsus old word for sage plant Ontario or Michigan city Oaken runs one, in "Frozen" One place to find sweaters Only common English word from the Finnish Only well-known English word from Finnish of or like saussurite One way to cook onions One way to cook quickly One way to cook veal Onion-cooking instruction One of Belgrade's rivers. Oscar-nominated Greek-American actor Oscar-nominated actor with the given name Aristotelis on the telly Telly network Oldest city in Georgia One way to build interest? One way to gain interest? Open an IRA opposite of spend On a hard disk, say On disk On disk, say One contemplating retirement, maybe One interested in interest One prepared for a rainy day. One who throws nothing out One whom bankers bank on One with a 401(k) One with an IRA, say Ones of interest? Opts for electronic statements, say One referred to as "my hero!" Oskar Schindler, to many One epithet for this puzzle's subject One who stops to smell the daisies Old Italian royal house Old Italian ruling House. ___ operas (Gilbert and Sullivan works) One who's lost a step but still has tricks up their sleeve Old adage Old proverb One cutting through the woods? One going back and forth to work One has sharp teeth One may be circular One with sharp Teeth Old proverb or maxim Observed with your eyes Old nickname for a surgeon ___-off (shortened) ___-off shotgun Oft-concealed weapon One who's into cord cutting? Oregon workplaces Out of the mill, maybe Out of the mill, perhaps Overlooked, as a fault Occasional musical instruments. Often-told truths Old adages Old maxims One may be tenor One was blown in Ellington's band Old German duchy name Old duchy __-Coburg Old duchy in royal family names Orchestral tutoring? Once-again fashionable soulful rock instruments On-line horn store? Old Englishman Old Frank foe One of England's invaders One who knew the Angles Old Ger. state "O __ can you see . . ." "Oh ___ . . . ," start of partial quote "Oh,___can you see ..." "Omg did I ___ that out loud?" "Or so they ___ . . ." Opportunity for stating opinion, for example Opportunity to speak "Open wide, patient!" "Open wide," to a doctor Obey a doctor Outer skirts in the Philippines. Old ___, Conn. [black] Onetime site of Yale. order Shooter Old term for a poet. One making Pronouncements One talking Observe a dinnertime ritual Offer a prandial prayer Opposite of wave goodbye Offer greetings Officially leave bachelorhood Oft-quoted words Oscar Wilde and Ben Franklin, to writers of quote books? "Oh, no! Not soft drinks!" Opposite of "ohayou" Osaka farewell Overseas parting Offers as an opinion Opines, for instance Obeys a stick-wielding doctor Obeys the dental hygienist Obeys the doctor, in a way Opens up at the dentist Opens up at the doctor's office, perhaps? Opens up for a doctor Opens up for examination, in a way Opens up to a doctor, in a way Opens wide for a physician Opens wide for the dentist Obeys a shooter Offers a greeting Offers a casual greeting Offers a quick greeting Objects, perhaps One's bare word: Colloq. One's spoken opinion. One's unsupported word: Colloq. of decision Right Official OKs Old-style state? Official cocktail of New Orleans Old-fashioned, in New Orleans Org. for a start-up, maybe Org. for entrepreneurs Org. for mom-and-pop stores Org. supporting mom-and-pop stores Org. that aids mom-and-pop companies Org. that aids mom-and-pop cos. Org. that aids new entrepreneurs Org. that aids start-ups Org. that helps mom-and-pop businesses Org. that helps mom-and-pop stores Org. that lends to local firms Org. that makes loans to small companies Org. that promotes entrepreneurial development Object of a union's anger Object of union protest One crossing a line One crossing through the strike zone? One doesn't picket One going back into labor One going into labor prematurely? One going well past the strike zone? One in labor who maybe shouldn't be? One objecting to a called strike One who crosses a certain line One who crosses a line One who goes over the line? One who has crossed the line? One who works despite a strike One who works during a strike One who's crossed a line? One who's not out on called strikes One who's not striking Owie covering One close by a swordsman's side Ones crossing a certain line Ones whose work is strikingly controversial? Oodle Oodles; gobs Opera house La __ Opera house at Milan (with "La"). Opera's La ___ Opera's famed La ___ Old form of attack by climbing ladders. Overcooked milk Oft-stepped-on thing On a __ of one to ten One inch = one foot, e.g. One inch = one mile, e.g. One may be sliding One to ten, say One to ten, sometimes One uses pounds in the U.S. but not in the U.K. One-to-ten, for one Oblique, as a cone One type of triangle. One eager to climb every mountain One in peak condition? Ones who prepare fillets Only inanimate zodiac representation _____ of justice Originalist justice Onion in some pancakes Oniony Chinese flatbread Oniony flatbread at an Asian supermarket One of the mollusks Oyster's kin One way to serve veal Oil company's logo One may get in a lather Overcharge for a Ticket Overcharge for tickets Overcharge for, in a way Overcharge, informally Overdo it with tickets Overprice, as tickets. OR tool One of Arrowsmith's instruments. Operating expense? Operating room request Operating room tool Operator's tool Order from Dr. Kildare. OR hardware Operating room tools Operation needs One reselling tickets One who sticks you for tix Opportunist with tickets of incisor teeth Overcharges for tickets Offer that seems too good to be true, probably Offer that's too good to be true, often One may be in the form of a pyramid One may take you in One might get a mark One might take in a few marks One reported to the Better Business Bureau Operation in "The Sting" One who's gotten good marks? One foiled by the app Nomorobo One on a playground, perhaps Observatories do it Observatory function Observe with critical attention. One catching a virus One may catch a virus One might catch a virus One___two a picture Operate an MRI One might put pressure on you to resign Outrageous behavior. Of a state of affairs shockingly bad Office printer's feature office printer s feature Optical devices found at supermarket checkouts