Orange holder |
13 |
One of the Beach Boys |
21 |
One may be snaked |
17 |
Origin of the word "epiphany |
28 |
One voicing contempt |
20 |
One who knows his beans? |
24 |
Overacts loudly |
15 |
Office manager's oversight of felt-tip pens? |
44 |
Others, in the Forum |
20 |
Online yuk |
10 |
Ones who think things are good as gold? |
39 |
O or Jay |
8 |
One ___ time: 2 wds. |
20 |
Oldies singing style |
20 |
Old TV part |
11 |
Org. for drillers and fillers |
29 |
One of the Baers |
16 |
Option with a virgule |
21 |
Only commonly ingested rock |
27 |
Or ___ thou guide Arcturus . . . ": Job 38:32 |
45 |
Only speck of food the Grinch left in each Who's house |
54 |
Org. opposed by Everytown for Gun Safety |
40 |
One of the 50 |
13 |
Orchid genus |
12 |
One beyond redemption: Slang. |
29 |
One of 10, for a kegler |
23 |
Of interest to archaeologists |
29 |
One slow on the uptake |
22 |
Open tract |
10 |
Orbit City canine |
17 |
One way to avoid a wedding |
26 |
Org. that publishes InSights magazine |
37 |
On a cruise liner, e.g. |
23 |
One-dimensional figure |
22 |
Olympic swimming gold medalist Alex |
35 |
O Canada," for Canada |
21 |
Occasional medicine dropper?: Abbr. |
35 |
Old Dutch coin |
14 |
Others, to Octavius |
19 |
Ottoman official |
16 |
One of the brothers Grimm |
25 |
Onetime European capital |
24 |
Out in the distance |
19 |
Olympic skier Miller |
20 |
Opposite of anonymity |
21 |
Outré art forms |
16 |
Online IRS document submission system, literally? |
49 |
Oxford part |
11 |
Off-axis |
8 |
Org. founded in 1871 by two Civil War officers |
46 |
Orwell's villain |
16 |
Orpheus's instrument |
20 |
One concerned with checks and balances |
38 |
Out of control group |
20 |
One with galangal in the fridge, perhaps |
40 |
Occurs, poetically |
18 |
Overconfident racer in a fable |
30 |
Out of the park |
15 |
Overly meticulous |
17 |
Opening remarks to strangers |
28 |
Olympic gymnast Mary Lou |
24 |
Org. for analysts |
17 |
Opine online |
12 |
Oscar-winning song from "Aladdin |
32 |
Oversight, e.g. |
15 |
Orioles, e.g., briefly |
22 |
Opposite of a life coach? |
25 |
Old-fashioned medicine |
22 |
Olds Cutlass model of old |
25 |
Occurring 24 times a day |
24 |
Org. of which U. S. Grant was once president |
44 |
Open admission |
14 |
Overhead cost for an artist? |
28 |
Ostentatious luxury |
19 |
Over-the-top, as a fan |
22 |
Osculation 'tools' |
18 |
One-scene role |
14 |
One in want |
11 |
Oats, e.g. |
10 |
Old boy |
7 |
Only their queens survive winter |
32 |
One connected with: Suffix |
26 |
One of three dimensions |
23 |
One cauterizing a skin blemish? |
31 |
Old-fashioned introduction |
26 |
Osculation features |
19 |
One spared in a sacrifice |
25 |
Out there to poets |
19 |
One that may be transformed by a kiss? |
38 |
Owning much land |
16 |
Ones who are enticing (you didn't think every entry in this stack was going to be pretty, did you?) |
99 |
Official pronouncement |
22 |
Only American with more homers than Ruth |
40 |
Ob____ly |
8 |
Old money in Munich |
19 |
Ohio hoopsters, in headlines |
28 |
Open-liner Ray _____ Adler |
26 |
One of the Alans |
16 |
Olympic figure skater Rippon |
28 |
One who makes a scene? |
22 |