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Old name for Greek range Ocean measure Over-talkative bore On tenterhooks . . . on a ____ to China One-act Edward Albee play, with "The" Oil a portion of veal? OK offloading one at a satisfactory distance One who carries a dead weight One girl's name for a resounding defeat? (5) Overeager student's cry Orderly arrangement. Orator and novelist Of a temporary stop Offensive football lineup Opportunists, possibly, those grasping Persians "Out for the Christmas Trees" painter Opinion of Keats poetry? Out of sight Observation as to why a Kansas-based company has to relocate to San Francisco instead of Boston? Oenophile's adjective --> or <-- Ornamental vase Over and above: Abbr One in the middle of Knoxville? Old name for Tokyo "Oops!" Over and above: Abbr On edge Of a doctrine. Overspread with moisture Oriental greeter. 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Operation Trinity locale On a stroll without shoes or socks Outer layer of bacon (4) Object in a quiver One in a quiver Odds-and-ends abbr. One-picture cartoon One-way sign shape Of our Alaskan archipelago. Of an island chain. Oil-yielding fruit: Var. Oven accessory On the sinister side. Officers of a regiment. Of a Syrian city One directs dude inebriated in posh car ONE WAY sign, essentially 3, 5 or 7 On the fence One's present at present One of the themes ... Only Englishman to become pope (1154) Only English Pope. Observation, part 2 Ought to Orchestra needs 'Odyssey,' e.g Org. combating music piracy Organic solvent One may be a ham On the run with problem skin – great!