Letter O 98000–98250

Out-of-commission cruisers: Abbr. Overseas fliers, briefly One way to head: abbr. One-eighty from NNE Opp. of NNE Opposite NNE Opposite of NNE Orienteering dir. Orlando-to-Ft. Myers dir. On-line destination?: Abbr. One not going anywhere One often featuring a timetable: Abbr. One may be made before giving up One may be taken in desperation Out-there guess Opening of a Latin hymn Opponent of change One form of treachery. On firm ground Old-time inn attendants. Openings for horse trainers One to horse around with? Old cavalry bugle call. Operates a fork Opp. of legato Opp. of legato, in music Opposite of leg., in music Opposite of legato (abbr.) Opposite of legato, in mus. Opposite of legato One of Barbie's siblings One of Barbie's younger sisters One's chips Order of pancakes Orderly pile One is often seen in rural backyards Orderly piles Orders of pancakes Organized piles Old Greek measure of length Opera's Frederica Von ___ October meccas. Old Greek measures for running tracks. Old arenas Old-time tracks for foot races. Open-air sports venue Office characters Office complement Office crew Office folk Office group Office team Office workers, collectively Officer's aides. Officers' group. __ of life (bread) ornamentation in work of art Office crews Office groups Office teams Old rods Occasion to go solo? Oft-raucous party One alone One in a seasonal rut, perhaps One may have a lot of points One way to attend a party One way to attend prom One way to go to a dance One way to go to a party One way to go to prom One who goes into a seasonal rut One with a rack One-sided, genderwise Oater coach? Oater transport Old Wells Fargo transport Old West transport, for short Old West transportation Old West vehicle Old coach Old transport On --: performing One might step on it on cue One of many at a festival One concerned with blocking Old horse drawn passenger vehicle Old-West mode of travel Oregon Trail vehicle Old West outlaws and aspiring thespians? Overland and Wells Fargo Ocean trip in a horse-drawn coach? Operator of a Wild West transport One of the troupe Old Globe direction One way for an actor to exit Organize a cast and crew, perhaps Old Wells Fargo boss? One concerned with entrances and exits One mouthing words behind a curtain, perhaps One very concerned with how a kid acts One who knows the drama of raising children? Old ___ (veteran). Old ____: veteran actors Old person of much experience One prepping a house for showing One putting on a play One who zhuzhes the pillows at the open house Oater convoy Oater transports Oater vehicles Old Wells Fargo vehicles Old-time coaches. Obsessed with the theater Old-time vehicle hit with force Old man of football. Overlap time slots Overwhelming amount of money Overwhelming financial burden On the picket line Ones sans plus-ones? Ones without plus-ones Ovbiously theatrical Onetime "Face the Nation" moderator Originator of the phlogiston theory Of a steady character Of sedate character Opposite of wild One may be taken to the cleaners OxiClean target Obviously not pristine *One who apprentices woodworkers Oil leak blemishes One coming down for a landing? One coming down from a landing One flight up. One going from floor to floor One in a flight One in a set of steps One kind of flight One may creak in an old house One midflight, perhaps One might help you get a leg up One of 1,576 in the Empire State Building One of 294 in the Bunker Hill Monument One of 897 in the Washington Monument One of a certain flight One of a flight One of a flight between floors One of a set of steps One of several making a case? One on a flight One on the case? One part of a flight One step One step in a case? One step of a series One way up one of the steps in a staircase Opposite of a Led Zeppelin number? Ownership portion ___ out (secretly observed) One with a business interest Observances of the law of or like a stalactite Old camp One growing up in a cave? of or like a stalagmite OVERTRAINED Oft heard Old and dry Old and hard to eat Old and no longer fresh Old and worn Old food Old, as a joke Old, as bread Opposite of fresh Out of condition Overused and uncreative Overused, as a joke Overworn Old whetstone twisted by icy pellets One of the U. N. headaches. One predicted result of Korean war. on a board Draw Old married folks? Older, as bread Older, as news. Older, but not funnier. Oldest, as jokes Oldest, as news. Opposite of freshest One of The Big Three at Yalta One of Yalta's "Big Three" One of the Yalta threesome One-time Kremlin figure. One-time Soviet premier Originally: Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili Outcast from Red Square. Obsessively pursue Ocelot, often Overzealous fan *Out-of-bounds shooters? Obsessive fans, perhaps Overly obsessive fans One way to buy time Orchestra seat in Drury Lane. open-fronted shop One playing for time One seeking to gain time Oscar nominee for "Creed" Order from an old English outlaw to his cohorts? Organ of a flower Organ of pollen production Of a floral organ Of durability Of endurance -- out (eradicate) One might be "forever" ___ out (abolish) Obliterated, with "out" Oater action scene Oater action, sometimes Oater danger Out-of-control herd Ones who apply postmarks One adored by philatelists? Ore crushing machine Ore-crushing machine Official OK Official okay "One-Penny Magenta," "Triangle," etc. Office assortment "___ & Ollie" (2018 film) "_____ & Ollie" (2018 John C. Reilly biopic) Obsess over, these days Obsessive dedicatee, informally Obsessive fan, in modern slang Obsessive fan, in slang Obsessive fan, slangily Oliver Hardy's friend. Oliver's Laurel Oliver's co-star Oliver's pal Oliver's partner Oliver's sidekick Ollie s friend Ollie's "A-Haunting We Will Go" partner Ollie's ally