Crossword Clues Start With O, page 49
Oakland squad
O.co Coliseum squad
Oakland team, to fans
Oakland nine, to fans
Oakland ballclub
Oakland team, to fans
One who has made a collar
One who has made a collar
Old-school snacks
Otis Corporation's question?
One of a dorm pair
One of a dorm pair
One was named for Amelia Earhart in 2015
One was named for Amelia Earhart in 2015
Oenophiles' prides
Oenologists' storerooms
Oenophiles' prides
Once-common talc target
Once-common talc target
Outermost layer of a white-tie ensemble, perhaps
Outermost layer of a white-tie ensemble, perhaps
"Oxford Book of Eng. Verse," e.g.
"Oxford Book of Eng. Verse," e.g.
Olympic swimmer's designation, maybe
Off one's trolley
Off one's trolley
Occur periodically.
Over three million Americans
O.T. book
O. T. book: Abbr.
O. T. Book: Abbr.
O.T. Book: Abbr.
O. T. book
O.T. book
O.T. book
Original price of admission to 75-Down
Ornate cases
Offspring; race: Comb. form
Ornate cases
One working on the set of a 1990 horror miniseries?
Ornamental cases.
One who just adopted a different set of beliefs
Obtusely.
Ornamental cases
Ornamental needle cases
Ornamental needle cases
Ore.'s highest peak
Ore.'s highest point
Ore. peak
Ore.'s highest peak
Ore.'s highest point
Ore. skiing destination
Oregon sight.
Ore. peak
Ore. peak
Ore.'s highest peak
Oregon's highest pt
Ore. skiing destination
Ore. hiking locale
Of a part of speech.
Of a certain word
Of certain words
Of a certain part of speech
Of a part of speech
Outlet worker
One who may do a wire transfer
Of a certain part of speech
Outlet worker
Old monetary pledge affirming there was no legal reason a couple could not be wed
One with a brilliant mind
Obama advisor David
Organizing for Action director David
Obama campaign adviser David
Obama advisor David
Obama advisor David
Obama adviser David
Oenophilist.
Oenophile, as a mixed-up Michigan athlete?
Oenophile
"Our Town" composer Ned
"Our Town" composer Ned
Of summer
Of the summer.
Of summer.
Of the summer
Of summer
Of summer
Of the season
One up at the crack of dawn
One up at the crack of dawn
One with a long commute, perhaps
One up at the crack of dawn
One with a long commute, perhaps
One up at the crack of dawn
Outstanding thing: Slang.
Outstanding person
One in a broadcast archive
One in a broadcast archive
One headed for a secret rendezvous
One who keeps a date.
One headed for a secret rendezvous
Old-time kitchen warmer
Old-time kitchen warmer
Old-time kitchen warmer
Overeater's problem
One problem after another?
Of an atrioventricular valve
Of the bicuspid valve
Of a heart valve
Oater saloon staple
Old hotel-lobby item.
Old saloon receptacle
"Only You" synthpop band
Oater saloon staple
Old hacker's target presently, PM admitted
One of the Bosox
Old Fenway nickname
OK (but . . .)
"Only You" band
"Only You" duo
Obtains by scheming
Obtains by scheming
Order to an otologist?
Oscar winner as Santa
On-field parking: pub to profit in legal arrangement
Of narrow scope
Overthrew
Overthrew
Overthrew
One right to ignore a row over the French painting
Oriel
Oversleeper
Outspoken person responsible for dispatch rider in winter?
Opportunity to get off some shots
One crosses channel, visiting extremely cold French city in organised trips
One in mid-spring
One who can sky
Opened sandwiches container that's not open
One mum not so friendly?
Operated at a bazaar
One can't stay still with river snake from the start
One having an effect
One producing an effect
Of ropes or cords
Order to a cabby
Old Greek theater
Old music hall.
Old Greek theater
Old concert hall
Old theater
Oregon city
Oregon's largest city
Oregon's largest city
Of the lung lining.
Of lung membranes
Of lung membranes
Own a nanny (or try)
Opened
Opened
Off the rack
Onetime Sioux enemies
Overwatered plant's affliction
Out of jail, one prisoner being embraced and finely bedecked with gold?
Orpheus, in search of Eurydice
Outstanding ones
Oceans
Out-of-sight site
Open ocean
Open ocean waters
Open ocean
One who solves this crossword?
Oppressively impoverished, in a way
Olympics broadcaster Bob
Olympics broadcaster Bob
2000 Olympics host
On-line workers gripped by winter ailments
One with pounds to spare, say, turning back on school
Overate? Might have refused it, perhaps
2002 Olympics announcer
"O time most ___": Shak.
Olympics broadcaster Bob
Old person looking very unkempt, as entitled
One given new coat: no extremes of dress, may I ask?
'... ___, our fashionable line of kilts for British auto drivers'
One who rejoiced after the 2016 World Series
Opened, as a bottle of cabernet sauvignon
Old nickname for a surgeon
One kind of story
One word that precedes "pit," one that follows it
"One Soldier's Story" author
Old French dynasty member
"Odyssey" trees
"Odyssey" morsels
Objects in some Japanese art
Oliver's nickname.
Old __, nickname of Oliver Cromwell.
Oliver Cromwell.
"Old ___," Cromwell nickname.
Old ___, Cromwell's nickname.
Only coach to win four Super Bowls
Original of King Lear.
Original of King Lear tales.
O.J.'s judge et al.
Original "Schoolhouse Rock!" fans, informally
On ___ (available for claiming by a rival team)
Office phone nos.
Office switchboard nos.
Office phone nos.
Office nos.
Office phone nos.
Office phone nos.
Office nos.
Office nos
One of the ones waiting in "Waiting for Godot"
One imposing tariffs
One imposing levies
One making assessments
Old hags
Old women.
One making you do your duty?
Old hags
One making you do your duty?
One imposing tariffs
Old hags
Old hags
Old hags
Official emissaries
Official emissaries
Obstetrician?
Obstetrician?
Odds of not surviving a true decimation
"Out of My League" author
"Oh no!"
Offensive asset on the diamond
Offensive asset on the diamond
One making big bucks playing big Bucks, say
Operators standing by?
'Oh, um, physicians'?
O'Casey studied it
One of a group of Eastern Christians
One of Iran's first families.
Old TV offering
Outspoken Dixie Chicks singer
Outspoken Dixie Chicks singer
Ormandy's successor in Philadelphia
O.T. prophet and namesakes
Outdoor cultists.
Order to end an electronics blackout?
Official cancellations
___ on (go all out).