| Oscars host, e.g. |
17 |
| Old TV comedian Louis |
21 |
| Observing carefully |
19 |
| One ankle-deep in socks? |
24 |
| Open sesame!" speaker Ali |
25 |
| Op. -- (kin of 'ibid.') |
23 |
| One of a comic trio |
19 |
| One with four stars: Abbr. |
26 |
| One thing on top of another |
27 |
| Outlaw's limit? |
15 |
| Outset, informally |
18 |
| Orange veggie |
13 |
| Oilers' org. |
12 |
| Obtain through trickery |
23 |
| Opposite of a smash |
19 |
| One pleased with long lines? |
28 |
| One who dips out water |
22 |
| One of three former Soviet republics |
36 |
| Oh no!" from Poirot |
19 |
| Onetime phone company sobriquet |
31 |
| Organ with a hammer |
19 |
| One way to read or think |
24 |
| One with a pad, perhaps |
23 |
| One may be sunk |
15 |
| Object of a business deal, May 6, 1626. |
39 |
| Odometer button |
15 |
| Old chap's words |
16 |
| Overcast sky's color |
20 |
| Opposite: prefix |
16 |
| Opa-___, Fla. |
13 |
| Oscar contender |
15 |
| Outward flow |
12 |
| Opera cast members |
18 |
| One might be made on the nose |
29 |
| One brick shy of a load |
23 |
| One on a throne |
15 |
| Opposite of aggregation |
23 |
| One stroke more than par |
24 |
| One of the Manning brothers |
27 |
| Oh, now it's clear": 2 wds. |
27 |
| Outlasted (with "out") |
22 |
| Old game show prop that contestants didn't want to hear |
55 |
| Octave such as C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C |
37 |
| One voice |
9 |
| One with a gat and gams |
23 |
| One-time Manitoban |
18 |
| On the bus |
10 |
| One with a net income? |
22 |
| Ones who sully reputations |
26 |
| Only a memory |
13 |
| Old World deer |
14 |
| One with an eye for beauty? |
27 |
| On the boat |
11 |
| Old Ford nameplate |
18 |
| Orioles Hall-of-Fame pitcher who modeled Jockey underwear |
57 |
| Objects of anxiety |
18 |
| Org. offering e-filing |
22 |
| One who maintains that scientists from another planet created all life on Earth |
79 |
| Oft-sampled soul musician Johnson |
33 |
| Odi et ___" (Catullus) |
22 |
| One who pulls strings |
21 |
| One of Johnny's two final "Tonight Show" guests |
47 |
| One splitting firewood? |
23 |
| Oldest of the Baldwin brothers |
30 |
| Old postal divisions |
20 |
| OPEC commodity |
14 |
| Opposite of sang-froid |
22 |
| Overlord |
8 |
| Org. for court figures |
22 |
| One raising a howl? |
19 |
| Open with incredulity |
21 |
| O, ___ fortune's fool!": Shak. |
30 |
| Of this ___ certain |
19 |
| Obedience-school worker |
23 |
| Ore- -- (maker of Crispers!) |
28 |
| Opener for Don Quixote? |
23 |
| Ocean current sources? |
22 |
| Ox-like beast |
13 |
| One way to summon mommy |
23 |
| Old English dialects |
20 |
| Out of touch? |
13 |
| Op or Pop |
9 |
| Object that symbolizes an idea |
30 |
| Opposite of vert. |
17 |
| Original pumpable basketball shoes |
34 |
| One cleansed by Jesus |
21 |
| Offer on eBay |
13 |
| Over-zealous |
12 |
| One going from station to station |
33 |
| Old-fashioned, yet hip |
22 |
| Ocelot's spot? |
14 |
| One with a Bunker mentality? |
28 |
| Of use to farmers |
17 |
| Our reliance is in the ___ . . . ": Lincoln |
43 |
| Oxygen deprived |
15 |
| One of four suits |
17 |
| Opposite of depression |
22 |
| One of the pool balls |
21 |
| One place to step |
17 |
| Oppenheimer's colleague on Project Y |
36 |