___ on (defer) ___ on it (delay a decision) "O magic ___!": Keats Outcome of a lullaby "O magic _____!": Keats Of an arm bone Of an arm bone Opposite of "stay awake" Of a forearm bone Of an arm bone Of an arm bone Of an arm bone Of an arm bone "OK, let's see what's in your hand" Ovid's ''rest of nature'' Old Prime Minister's going up to rest Over 12 Opposite of stay awake One with Bieber fever, probably One may be hard to raise One on a first date, probably One twixt 12 and 20 One twixt 12 and 20 One may be hard to raise One on a first date, probably One still maturing One not quite 20 One with high car insurance rates One in MTV's target audience Of a certain age group. (Of baby) suffer with gums Owner of "Leapin' Lena" Owner of Leapin' Lena Old comics character Octogenarian, once One of the ages Officer. Official with supervisory duties. Official in charge of a prison Ornamental plume producers 1600 on these is perfect Office-memo abbr. Onetime LSAT taker One whose name is followed by "esq." One whose stationery has "esq." on it One of two authorized U.S. iPhone carriers One with "Esq." on the door OED units: Abbr. One who's on the button: Abbr. 0, on a telephone: Abbr. 0 on a phone: Abbr. Old phone abbr. O, on the phone 0 on a phone Old phone button abbr. One standing by: abbr. 'Otello,' e.g Old phone abbr Old phone button abbr Ogle Ogle lewdly Ogler's look Ogler's look Ogle Offensive expression Ogle Ogle openly Ogle, and then some Ogler's look Ogle One may make you uncomfortable Oblique look One 'twixt 12 and 20 One going off to college, maybe One taking driver's ed, perhaps One recently bar mitzvahed, e.g. "One Tree Hill" target viewer One who's not yet a twentysomething Olympic female gymnast, typically One under 20 One twixt 12 and 20 One past twelve? One nearing adulthood One preparing for the prom Older child, perhaps One past 12 One of the "Beverly Hills 90210" crowd One with high car insurance rates One driving a car with two brakes, often One past twelve? One between 12 and 20 One 'twixt 12 and 20 One on a first date, perhaps One past twelve? One past 12 One between 12 and 20 Olympic gymnast, often One under 20 One twixt 12 and 20 Octogenarian, in 1946 Older youngster One past 12 One between 12 and 20 Olympic gymnast, often One still maturing Of 13 to 19 year olds One starting college, typically One may be allowed to smoke but not drink One may be going around On-dit. Origin of gossip. One product of the grapevine. On-dit Office-cooler specialty On dit One going around the office One may circulate quickly One might start "I heard ..." One may spread One might start 'I heard ...' Oyster dredge. Operatic singing sensation Bocelli Obstinate courage. Outdistanced ones Opens 8 across to empty RDS of the total failures Orly "yes, really" Overseas agreement Overseas agreement? Overseas agreement? Opposite of non Opposite of non Overseas okay Overseas agreement Overseas assent Overseas accord Okay from Sarkozy Okay, in Calais Opposite of non Opposite of non Overseas okay Overseas agreement Overseas assent "Of course, Pierre!" Overseas agreement Opposite of "non" Official UN agreement Overseas approval Opposite of non Overseas aye Opposite of "non." O.K., in Dijon Opposite of non One vote in the European Union Overseas agreement Overseas O.K. Outdo Outdo pettily Outdo Outdo pettily Outdo Outdo by a bit Outwit Outdo Outdo ... or a hint to entering four answers in this puzzle Outdo Outdo by a little Outdo Outdo OutKast and Mobb Deep OutKast and Mobb Deep Old Spanish or Peruvian coin One of over 1,250 restaurants, briefly One of over 1,250 restaurants, briefly One place to start your day One place for breakfast Onetime "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer Once fashionable London square. Off-Piccadilly. Old hunting cry. Old warehouse district in New York Oxford Circus' location Once notorious part of central London Offer freely Offer freely Offer a note supporting academic Outdo Outdo Outthink Outwit Outdo Outmaneuver Outperform Outdo Outthink Outdo Outmaneuver Outwit Outdo Outfox Outdo, informally Outdo ___ on (ahead of). One of the manships Outdo by a little Outdo Outdo Outdo Outperform Outdo Order to a broker, sometimes One way to unload merchandise Organizer's pile next to "Keep," perhaps Order to a broker Offer on eBay Offer for purchase Offer in a store Odour getting rid of male hawk Opposite of buy Offer at retail One with designs on others One performing the lord's work? One doing the lord's work? One working for the lord One working for the lord Occupying first, say Occupying first, say Opposite of long. Old lang. Opposite of long. Old lang. Opposite of long. Old lang. Old language: Abbr. Old Baltic coin Old coin of Riga Opp. of long. Opposite of long. One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr. Opp. of longitude Ovid's lang. 3:00, on a sundial Opposite of long. Only Super Bowl won by the New York Jets Opposite of long. Only Super Bowl won by the Jets 3:00, on a sundial One of a pair of map coordinates: Abbr One-fifth of XV Only Super Bowl won by the Jets 5% of LX