| O'Connor from Chicago |
21 |
| O Tannenbaum" season |
20 |
| One who reclines |
16 |
| Ostentatious luxury |
19 |
| Org. concerned with collective bargaining |
41 |
| One way to serve beef |
21 |
| Opposite of dethrone |
20 |
| Old German money, for short |
27 |
| One-time mall bookstore name |
28 |
| Org. once led by Heston |
23 |
| Over the Rainbow" composer Harold |
33 |
| Opposite of subtraction |
23 |
| One who calls Nome home |
23 |
| Oklahoma town |
13 |
| Over there, in poetry |
21 |
| O, she ___ teach the torches to burn bright!": Romeo |
52 |
| Old Norse explorer |
18 |
| One was issued in Nantes |
24 |
| Ontario community or the former Taiwan |
38 |
| One with an easy life, proverbially |
35 |
| Off. document |
13 |
| Objiwas, e.g. |
13 |
| Often-gory TV drama |
19 |
| One of the Roman Fates |
22 |
| Olympics ceremony song |
22 |
| Overnight deposit |
17 |
| Offensive actions |
17 |
| One unable to adapt |
19 |
| Opera singer Terfel |
19 |
| One era |
7 |
| Over-head projection? |
21 |
| Oscar-nominated 2013 film |
25 |
| Official language in Vientiane |
30 |
| Office computers |
16 |
| Off the foul pole, e.g. |
23 |
| One of an iPod pair |
19 |
| Old console using Game Paks, briefly |
36 |
| Off-the-shoulder |
16 |
| Only South American nation whose official language is English |
61 |
| Oversight cause, maybe |
22 |
| Olden times |
11 |
| One who hasn't much time left |
29 |
| Onto, in jive talk |
18 |
| Outdo one's buddies? |
20 |
| Ontario, for example |
20 |
| One goal of the E.P.A. |
22 |
| Opening word of many letters |
28 |
| Oliver and Jay |
14 |
| On the Black |
12 |
| Old start for "while |
20 |
| Option: Abbr. |
13 |
| Ones who wrote in the Ogham alphabet |
36 |
| Offensive or defensive football players |
39 |
| One of the Gorgons |
18 |
| Olivier, for one |
16 |
| On the Laptev |
13 |
| One Day Pay insurance company |
29 |
| Out at the station |
18 |
| Oft-quacked insurance company |
29 |
| On a liner, maybe |
17 |
| One with a talent for hitting low pitches |
41 |
| Oslo is on one |
14 |
| Orthodox Jew's growth |
21 |
| Official transactions |
21 |
| Opened one's eyes |
17 |
| One who draws forth information. |
32 |
| One who's moved from the left to the right |
42 |
| Odd or even, in roulette |
24 |
| Oft-mispunctuated word |
22 |
| Opposite of syns. |
17 |
| Octet "a-milking" in a Christmas song |
37 |
| Oh, to ___ England . . . ": Browning |
36 |
| Oak-bark product |
16 |
| On a steamer, say |
17 |
| One may need settling |
21 |
| Obscure knowledge |
17 |
| Oxygen and helium, for instance |
31 |
| Of course: L. |
13 |
| One way to try |
14 |
| Over-the-hill G.I. |
18 |
| Orcinol source |
14 |
| Org. once headed by Michael Steele |
34 |
| One not taking just a few classes |
33 |
| One may win by it |
17 |
| One answer to ''Should we?'' |
28 |
| Open __: tennis period since 1968 |
33 |
| Outback critter |
15 |
| OBs, e.g. |
9 |
| Ottoman nobility |
16 |
| One with a cookie fortune |
25 |
| One of the Golden State's Santas |
32 |
| On naval maneuvers, in a way |
28 |
| Oklahoma!" girl |
15 |
| Oxygen, e.g. |
12 |
| One is often followed by a verb |
31 |
| Oscar-winning actor who costarred in TV's "Mission: Impossible |
62 |
| Ox lookalike |
12 |
| On the Adriatic, e.g. |
21 |
| One might be in a cast |
22 |
| On the Adriatic, say |
20 |