"___ of thumb" (general guideline) "One ___ time...": 2 wds. ___ of faith (make a hard choice) Organization for young lads: Abbr. Oolong or Darjeeling, e.g. Out-of-fashion or outdated Officially forbid "___ of Avalor," Disney princess Official permit to make an arrest Oft-hired teen to take care of kids Opposite of "acid" Opposite of "cold" Ooh and ___ Oppressed race in "The Time Machine" ___ of the tongue (misspeak) Opposite of "upper" Owl's call One's earnings One of ten in an alley? Opposite of "evil" One and only Often-stubbed body part "One more thing..." Of the same ___ (similar) One round of a track race "...or so ___ say" Opposite of "profit" One-person performance Oxygen or hydrogen, for one Oat ___ muffin Omega, to a physicist Old T-shirt's new use, usually On a ___ with (equal to) "Othello" antagonist One-twelfth of a foot Opposite of "over" On an ___ keel (not tilted) ___ on the back One of Charlie's trio "One ___ or Another" (Blondie hit) Optimist's outlook Opposite of "inner" One-named "Royals" singer Online encyclopedia, briefly On-campus residence, for short "On ___ note..." ("Not to mention..."): 2 wds. "One and only" prefix? ___ one's time (be patient) Old DJs' assortment: Abbr. Of the same ___ (similar) "Only Time" Irish singer Ophthalmologist's study Opposite of "truths," in a party game Oozy tree output On ___ (walking) One who takes pictures for a living, say "___ On You Crazy Diamond," Pink Floyd song One who is hungover often, perhaps ___ out for (naturally able) Organization for better water: Abbr. On the house, say Organize, as laundry "Oliver ___," novel by Charles Dickens Over-the-counter antacid brand ___ of options ___ one's dirty laundry in public Olive or canola product On the ___ (fleeing) "On ___ Majesty's Secret Service" Open with a crowbar, say "One day ___ time": 2 wds. "Old MacDonald ___ a Farm" One-for-one exchange Open-handed blow Organization with a "Most Wanted" list: Abbr. Ornamental pond fish Opposite of "output" ___ out of shape (agitated) Oil-fueled light source essential for camping Oxen connecting bar that is a homophone of 1a One who spreads rumors, perhaps Out of ___, out of mind ___ of honor (wedding VIP) Offer a price, at an auction Opposite of "professional," as an athlete Office furniture Old and torn piece of cloth Opposite of positive, for short Oscar-winning singer with the hit "Believe" ___ o' shanter (Scottish cap) Opposite of pro Ostrich's kin "___ of the morning to you!" Overflow with ___ of interest (banking term) Opposite of "temporary," for short One who plays a part in a film production Orange eater's leftover 1984 or 2012, for one Oscar-winning director Lee Open with a crowbar "Orinoco Flow" Irish singer Our home planet One more than a duo One of four in a room, usually Opinion survey "One more thing...": Abbr. Opposite of "upper" "Of Mice and ___," John Steinbeck novella Oxen's harness Omega, to a physicist "Over there," poetically Old cleaning cloth O+ or B-, when talking about blood "Obviously" exclamation Old ___ ("Game of Thrones" character) Olden days Old-fashioned "before" ___ over (almost fall) Oolong or Darjeeling, e.g. ___ out a living Out of the ordinary Opening word of grandma's letter or what she may call you endearingly One less than tenth Oral health organization: Abbr. "One small ___ for man..." Organization for strikes and spares: Abbr. Organization responsible for the clean air act: Abbr. One of many in an archipelago On the ___ (running away) "On ___ with" (equal) Organization with a "Most Wanted" list: Abbr. ___ of love (pleasing task) One-sixteenth of a pound ___ of interest (investigation subject) "One day ___ time": 2 wds. ___ of fame Off-Broadway award "Old MacDonald" letter trio Ocean rise and fall controlled by the moon Only a handful Omelet necessity Often yellow dairy product with holes as seen in "Tom & Jerry" Online communication facilitated by Outlook or Yahoo (5/7) On Friday, he bid adieu to his town (rhymes with "Fri") (1/7) On Monday, he hit the lottery (rhymes with "Mon") (2/7) On Tuesday, he cleared his past ___ (rhymes with "Tues") (6/7) On Saturday, he adopted a feline in a new town (rhymes with "Sat") (3/7) On Wednesday, he went to ___ with an idea in his head (rhymes with "Wed") (4/7) On Thursday, he made ___-of-the-moment decision (rhymes with "Thur") (7/7) On Sunday, he had a ___ day at the park with his new pet in his new town (rhymes with "Sun") Oft-hailed vehicle Oslo's country, for short Oldschool "no" Opus ___ ("The Da Vinci Code" sect) One of "deadly" seven Optimist's feeling "On your mark, get ___, go!" Open-toed slipper worn at the beach ___ out a living (barely make) "___ On Me" (Bill Withers hit) Old measurement agency: Abbr. Opposite of "manual" "Old MacDonald ___ a Farm" ___ of the iceberg Old cloth used for dusting ___ one's case (conclude) ___ on the cob, popular food during fall "One," in Spain Oscar-winning director Lee Opposite of "pro" Onion's relative "___ of Eden" (1955 film) One of the "Sesame Street" muppets One with the stethoscope, for short ___ out a living (manage somehow) One who might make you yawn, say *Optical ___ (CD-reading computer part) Optometrist's concern One with a "burden" Oil can letters Opposite of WSW: Abbr. Opus ___ Olive product Opposite of "post" "Once ___ a time..." Opposite of "under" One who might be in high school ___ one's case (conclude) *One less than 16a On a ___ with (equal footing) Officially forbid "Over the ___," Judy Garland song that has a weather phenomenon with seven colors in its title ___-of-bounds (off limits) Old-fashioned "no" Opposite of "across" in a crossword "Oh ___?!" ("Wanna bet?") Opposite of "nope" Obamacare, initially: Abbr. Old-school icons, for short "Old Town Road" singer Lil ___ X "On the ___ hand..." Outer layer of a banana Online discussion site Offer a price, at an auction Often-stubbed body part "Old MacDonald ___ a Farm" Osbourne of Black Sabbath Oscar-winning film that uses ASL (rhymes with "soda") Organization with a "Most Wanted" list: Abbr. Open with a crowbar, say "One ___ Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (homophone for 23d) On the ___ (fleeing) "Once ___ a time in..." (fairy tale opening) Occupied the bean bag, say Off-road transport: Abbr. Opposite of "vertical," for short Organ that helps you listen ___ of the tongue (verbal mistake) Opposite of liability Oolong or herbal, e.g. ___ one out "___ on a Grecian Urn," poem by John Keats ___ one's case (conclude) Order's partner Outlook competitor from Google Organization for therapists: Abbr. Outer shell of 16a that often features a glass front "___ of the iceberg" Once around a racetrack One's old man, informally Organization for sport played on an ice rink: Abbr. Old Apple music device Olive ___, Popeye's girlfriend "Open-wide" expression On ___ with (roughly equal to) "___ of Tranquility," novel by Emily St. John Mandel One without a date at a party Oscar-nominated film "___ out" One with no hair Old-style "therefore" Organization with a "Most Wanted" list: Abbr. One of twelve, in a foot ___ of fresh air "On the ___" (running away) Organization found in bowling alleys: Abbr. ___ out jeans (old) Objective or ambition Opposite of negative, for short ___-or-miss