Letter O 99500–99750

Old Beatles rival, with "the" One of a pair of bone-breakers Obstruct any discussion Obstruct inquiries Obdurate: Var. Old form of capital punishment of or like stone Obdurate bricklayers? Obdurate court champ of 1953 Observed the national anthem Offered one's seat ___ out (attracted attention) Opposed change One in a classic comedy trio One of a Columbia Pictures trio One of a film trio Old comics Ones in funny shorts One might make counter revolutions One standing at a counter One standing at the bar One without arms Option if the bar is raised One who sings but maybe shouldn't *One who rats to the cops Old neighborhood hangout "OK, that's enough!" "Oh, you flatter me!" "___ on red" Obey a red light Obey a traffic sign Obey an octagonal street sign Obey the red light Obstruct, with "up" Octagon inscription Octagon message Octagon word Octagonal order Octagonal road sign Octagonal sign Octagonal sign word Octagonal street sign Octagonal traffic sign Octagonal warning sign Octagonal-sign command Octagonal-sign word One kind of sign One of a cautionary trio One of a well-known warning trio. One of several on a milk run OneRepublic "___ and Stare" Order not to pay Order on an octagon Order on an octagonal sign Organ adjunct Organ knob Organ lever Organ pull Organ valve Organist's selection ___ on a dime obturate OneRepublic hit Old photographers never die, they just -- ORE, horizontal layer of Ore removal excavation. ore horizontal layer Overhead traffic director? Organ-console gadgets *Often herky-jerky animation technique Obeyed a red light Obeys a red light Obeys an octagonal road sign Obeys an octagonal sign Old telegram punctuation Orders at a bank Orders to a broker Organ controls Organ knobs Organ pieces Organ pipes Organ settings Organ switches Octagonal road marker Octagonal warning Onetime radio show Obstruct a movie? One seen on "60 Minutes" One's featured on "60 Minutes" One's seen on "60 Minutes" Order to a complainer Object of some cable TV "Wars" Overhead bin, e.g. Oil containers ["Get down!"] One in a mall One might give you credit One of 500+ in the Mall of America Outlet unit Outlet, e.g. Outlet, for one On a shopping spree? On Disk Clear, as a On a drive, say On a flash drive, say On a hard drive On one's hard drive On your drive On-line aid for shoppers' stops One prepping for the second wave of the pandemic, e.g. One who can't throw anything away One who squirrels things away One who stockpiles stuff One who keeps things organized for future use Outlets have them Outlets, e.g. One of 11 for Big Ben Ornament with historic subjects. Ornamentation with designs of historical scenes. O. Henry collection O. Henry offerings O. Henry output O. Henry products O. Henry works OFFAL-eating bird OLD World wading bird One concerned with baby weight? One might bring you a bundle One who makes special deliveries? One with a frog in its throat? Openbill, e.g. One who piles up baby birds? Obstetric myth? "Orphans of the ___" ORAGE Off-stage thunder. One can be tracked One may cause a blackout One tracked by radar Only WNBA team to never have lost in the finals Ororo Munroe's alias as a member of the X-Men Outdoor concert canceler Outdoor show problem One in a rage One bringing the thunder, some believe Openly attack en masse Opposition leader's home O. Henry work One of many in a skyscraper One often ironically described as "likely" Overall plot progressions On-screen credit Origin of ethics? Of the glacial side On the glacial side Opposed to "lee," in geology. Opposed to ice: Geol. Opposed to lee Opposite of lee. Our Guilty Silence author: 1967 Oatmeal ___ (dark beer variety) Of heavy build One descriptor for the Little Teapot Opposite of svelte One of Franklin's inventions Owen Johnson's Yale man. Owen Johnson's hero, Dink ___. Owen Johnson's hero, who went to Yale. One hiding in a ship One who gets a free ride One who goes free? "Old Town Folks" author Harriet Beecher "Oldtown Folks" author One putting their bag in the overhead compartment Overhead bin user, e.g. Octane Booster brand Oil Stabilizer brand Oil Stabilizer maker Oil additive Oil additive brand Oil additive letters Oil additive since 1954 Oil product introduced in St. Joseph, Mo. Oil treatment brand Oil treatment brand since 1954 Oil treatment inits. Oil treatment letters Oil-treatment letters One of racer John Andretti's sponsors Onetime Studebaker-owned brand Onetime sponsor of Richard Petty and Mario Andretti Oomph! degreaser brand One invoked against snakes, for short One often "honored" by getting drunk, informally One prompting people to go green, for short? Occasion pertinent to this puzzle Occasion on which to sport a symbol originally used to explain the Holy Trinity, informally One of its emblems was, per legend, used to explain the Holy Spirit to non-Christians, informally One of Minn.'s Twin Cities One of Minn.'s twins One of the NT writers One of the Twin Cities One of the Twin Cities (6) Only state capital with a period Only state capital written with a period One end of Fla.'s Sunshine Skyway Bridge One end of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, informally One in charge of late admissions? One of three popes Organ knobs: Abbr. Ocean liner (abbr.) Ocean vessel: Abbr. Oceangoing vessel: Abbr. Orch. group Orch. part Orch. section with cellos Orchestra grp. Orchestra sec. Orchestra sect. Orchestral section (abbr.) Orchestration abbreviation Orchestration notation Orchestrator's abbreviation. of or like a strabismus, a squint "Ole Bull" or "Sleeping Beauty," in the music world Old fiddle, for short Old violin: Colloq. One of Itzhak Perlman's violins One on the fence Opposite of lead One finishing a marathon in eight hours, say One lagging behind the pack One out of line. One on the square One strictly on the level. One who tells it like it is object which hangs in the vertical place, perpendicular to the horizontal place Overexert Overextend oneself Overextends oneself Overtaxes Overworks __ of Hormuz ___ of Magellan Opportunities for shorter bridges Otranto et al. "On Baile's ___," Yeats play One hair One who has blown a gasket, perhaps Ocean shores. O'Neill's "___ Interlude"