Orchestra circles. One who flies with talkative birds? Orange roots for tropical birds? Old TV's "___ Derringer" Old TV's "___ Derringer" Old TV's "___ Derringer" Oregon Indian. "___ out of hell" . . . "O'ER THE LENT HERB" by P. Osborn? Ontario or Michigan One of a wet quintet Ontario, for example One causing damage Out of __ (x3) One who rules. One who has power of attorney has one One who manages Observation, part 4 One that rules Oldsters Of the earth. Old women. Old ladies. Old women Orchestral tutoring? Old German league. Old-time guild. Old merchant guild. Old-time merchant guild Org. headed by 95 Across Org. founded by Ralph Abernathy One cauterizing a skin blemish? Of the eyeball cover One chiding One who ingests One spade Old English bards. Old English bards Old English poets Old English bards Old English poets Ones gathering information Ones gathering information Operating room apparel ... or with ___ ... Octopus, e.g. Ocean growth One lingering in Edinburgh? One lingering in Edinburgh? Old floorboard noise Over Owl's cry Out of the shell Overconfident one's remark? Of an earthquake Of earthquakes Of a quake Of a school term Offense On ___ (immediately). Ole Miss, athletically Oyster season. One with initiative Of interest to purchasers Onetime snake venom antidote One tricot = __? One or two, ironically One or two, ironically Observance prescribed in the Book of Esther "On me" Opining Old Chinese unit of value Ornamental stone One source of oil. On which acrobats perform. One spending a long time in the bathroom? On the market On an incline. Order a larger Uncola? Of the Magyars: Comb. form. Of a radioactive element One of the Loyalty Islands Old Coors product pitched as "Zomething different" Out of the question '92 Orb album #1 Orb album Old Coors product pitched as "Zomething different" '92 Orb smash album Once-popular alcopop Onetime Coors alcopop One studying saucers One studying saucers Overly bossy Onetime Coors alcopop Once-popular alcopop One of five One who's picky about his work? One working with magnetite O-X game: var. Odor: Comb. form Old form of Italian musical drama Observation, part 5 Old-fashioned ___-out. "Our Lives, ___ Honor" OFF THE HOOK OFF THE HOOK Oriental language: Abbr. Offensive name in multiple contexts One of the mice in "Cinderella" One of the mice in "Cinderella" One of two members in baseball's "700 Club" One of the Upanishads. Ounce troy: Abbr. Oily ketone. One who gets around? One who gets around? Oriental baseball fans. Order of Arachnida. Outdated means of computer data storage ___ of cigarettes Old adage, with 36 Across One intentionally not present Oenological group One of our officers at Kwajalein, a Major General. One-named singer's plant? One in charge of bringing the bug spray? One in charge of bringing the bug spray? October and November? Orange Bowl winners of 2004 Old office supply Old office supply Order of web-footed birds. "Ouvrez la ___." Old instrument of torture, briefly Operatic roles. Orange-juice extractors Orange squeezers 2009 Oscar nominee for Best Animated Feature "___ of My Dreams," old song Old ice cream slogan, to ancient Romans Oscar winner Hathaway Oriental adder. Oaf Organic chemistry group On a seesaw Old brocades "Only the Lonely" singer O.T. name for God Olympic figure skating champ Dorothy Opera singer Luisa, for whom a poultry dish was named Opera singer Luisa whose name can be found on some menus One of two books of the Apocrypha: Abbr. Obsession with Wills and Kate, say Of a West Germanic people Old English Orange Juice Oily liquid. Opposite of sang-froid O. P. S. head. O. P. S. chief in 1952. OT Original: Prefix Office quip, part 2 Offering at the Baroque Music Hotel? On ___ Horse (Piers Anthony novel about an incarnation of Death) One of the Gilbert Islands. Of a small space Old Irish oath Of the fourth brightest star in the sky Official stamp in a shady recess? One giving a wake-up call Ocular fluid or wet wit? Ones who find themselves in a pinch? Opens Opens up Order: Fr. Onetime British Prime Minister? Open; frank. Old Spanish weight Olios for actress Cartwright? Outdoor market Off to see the mollusk? Off to see the mollusk? One of Bilbo's constituents. Of a Russian range Of an Eastern people One. Old infantry soldier armed with a spear Old-time soldier. Old infantry soldier One specially devout. Only men's basketball coach to lead three different schools to the NCAA Final Four Oil holder On the picket line One, for one Opposition to Lebanese currency? One form of treachery. Old-style headwear: Colloq. Opening words for a math trick Oil target blasted by Ninth U. S. Air Force. Oil city of Rumania. ___ oil refineries were bombed by Allies, 1943. Outdoor game for K-9 Corps cops? Order to Fido at historic site has a certain pop style One who engages in finger-pointing Oxen followers Officer's regular route Of a condition of imbalance "Oh, blast!" One with a full house One furrowing the soil One furrowing the soil One furrowing the soil One who works on snow days One furrowing the soil One way to scratch O. J. Simpson as a bard? Opp. of sing. Of mice and men?: Abbr. Old-fashioned oath Old-fashioned "How about that!" Old-fashioned exclamation Over-the-wire canvasses? One who repudiates. One who sacrifices personal ambition. One who abdicates One who disproves. Opponent in an argument Old exclamation Old-fashioned "How about that!" ___ on (checks). ___ on (watches) Old moonshiners never die, they just -- Oscillating. One indulging in a sulk One who's moping One displeasing Santa Obviously unhappy person One looking down One who's moping One displeasing Santa One indulging in a sulk One-seeded fruit One-seeded fruit Outer part of a strawberry One-seeded fruit One-seeded fruit, botanically Origami headwear Office staple since the 1980s