One of three in a 1986 comedy Office address abbr. Office no. One way to wax Office bldg. division One may be prayed to: Abbr. Old hose “Our people grumbled for more ____ and washing machines” (Russian ambassador, in Doctor Strangelove) Overseas relig. title Office address abbr. Office room: Abbr. Optimistic forecaster One advocating buying Opposite of a bear. Optimist, of sorts One advocating buying One advocating buying Opposite of ESE Opposite of ESE Oft-required enc. Onetime MS. accompanier Onetime MS. accompanier One talking to a driver? One may give you directions One might say 'Recalculating' after a wrong turn Oriental coins. Oriental urges? Office factotums Office errand runners Office errand runners Out of bounds, in baseball Out of play Outside the baselines One of six allowed to an N.B.A. player One of six allowed to an N.B.A. player Out of bounds Outside the baselines Out of play Out of bounds Out of bounds, in baseball Out of bounds on the field Offensive; make dirty Offensive to the senses Old rubber? Old rubber? Old rubber? Owner of a magic ring. Outwitter of an African magician. Owner of a lamp Oscar-winning movie of 1992 Old rubber? Old rubber? One of Aesop's stories Old Greek writing. Offering from Aesop Offering from Aesop Outing for Godzilla One of 32 for Ireland One of 32 for Ireland Only on two sides today in Dublin, for example "One of __ days ..." "One of __ days . . ." Ones at hand One of __ days (eventually) "One of ___ days ..." Ones near by. Ones at hand. "One of ___ days" "One of ___ days . . . " "On ___ I Stand," book by Countee Cullen Ones nearby Ones at hand "One of ___ days, Alice..." "One of ___ days, Alice …" "___ Old Broads" (MacLaine/Taylor film) "One of ___ days, Alice ..." "One of ___ days ..." Ones at hand "One of ___ days, Alice . . ." "One of ___ days..." "One of ___ days ..." 'One of ___ days ...' Ones at hand "One of ___ days . . ." 'One of ___ days, Alice . . .' Ones at hand ''One of __ days . . .'' Orange-shipping Fla. city Orange-shipping city in Fla. One of __ days (eventually) Ones close-by Ones here Onetime center for the distribution of oranges OK, in a way OK, in a way O.K. in a way (abbr.) OK, in a way One of the Sedleys. Ornamental letter: Abbr. Of the beginning: Abbr. Obstacle racer Boone O., to O. Henry Orig. One may tell you where to get off O.K., in a way: Abbr. One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr. One of two in 27-Down: Abbr. One telling you where to get off, for short? One talking to a driver? One may give you directions Offer temptation. Oceanic crust, once Obsidian, once Old ladies eating good soft rock? "On the Pulse of Morning" poet Maya “On the Pulse of Morning” poet Orientals. Oriental. Oriental cat One might have chocolate points Offer to new tenants Obtain a sublease Outworn, trite: Colloq. Old-fashioned: Slang. Old-fashioned informally Old-fashioned, as humor Over-sentimental; trite Old and stale (informal) Over-sentimental "One of __ days, Alice ...": Ralph Kramden "One of __ days ..." "One of ___ days..." "One of ___ days ..." Ones at hand One of ____ days ... "One of __ days, Alice ...": Ralph Kramden One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr One of two in 27-Down: Abbr Outlined sharply Oscar role for Swank "Out on a Limb" singer Marie Oozing elegance One of TV's Rugrats "___ ol' me?" "___ ol' me?" Office plus __ of opportunity Often-minimized thing Opening in a wall Opening profit on NYSE? ___ of God (epithet for Attila the Hun) Oxfordian's parent, e.g. Opposite of manual On ___ (running by itself) One for the road One of a lot on a lot One for the road One for the road? One on a lot One on a driveway One for the road? One on a driveway One for the road? One for the road Oksana Baiul's hometown Oblast in Black Sea Lowland. Oil city of west Texas Old Soviet naval base site Oil city of west Texas Old Soviet naval base site Oil city of west Texas "On the run" is one Out of sight is one One may be turned One may be turned One might serve a sentence One might serve a sentence Oft-layered item Order for a party caterer One might say "Happy Birthday" One might say 'Happy Birthday' Oft-layered item Oft-layered item Omens Omens Omens Ominous signs. Omens. Omens Once-a-year candle holder Omens Omens One who's always blue? One may be topped with numbers or figures One who's blue in the face? One who's always blue? One who's always blue? Once-popular children's TV character Order Order, as lunch Order Order, as lunch One of Apu's octuplets Old jazz standard "__ Liza Jane" Of a certain size: Dial. Old-fashioned way to settle a dispute Old-fashioned way to settle a dispute One way to go out Out for dinner, perhaps Out, maybe Out for dinner, maybe Out, in a way Out with hope of lip-puckering, perhaps Out, say Out Out for dinner, perhaps Out, maybe Out for dinner, maybe Out, in a way Out, perhaps Out, perhaps Out for the evening, perhaps Out (with) Out socially Out Out to lunch, maybe Out with an escort Out (with) Out at the prom, maybe Out, socially Out Out for the evening, maybe Out with one's sweetie Out with one's flame Out with one's sweetie Out with one's sweetie Out with one's sweetie Out, socially Out with one's sweetie Out with one's sweetheart Out together Out together One of the gang Old pal Old buddy Oily bait One to hang with Old buddy Old buddy Ovid's "it was"