"One, ___, buckle my shoe" Open with a crowbar, say Out of sight ___ of thumb Ocean's smaller counterpart Oslo's country On a cozy indoor day, sit by this natural heater and read a book On a cozy indoor day, curl up with your loved one On a cozy indoor day, take this short snooze On a cozy indoor day, light these waxy-scented goodies On a cozy indoor day, grab this hot cup of chocolatey goodness On a cozy indoor day, pull up these feet warmers for some extra comfort ___ of Man ___ out (lose concentration) On a cozy indoor day, grab this warm cover One who fights the villain in movies Oil-drilling equipment "___ out a living" "Oh ___?" ("Wanna bet?") "___ out!" (baseball cry) Once-prominent Central Asian sea Online game with mythical characters (anagram of "toad") Online shorthand for expressing a viewpoint: Abbr. Of supreme quality: Hyph. Opposite of "post" Old age fund letters Occupy a recliner, say Opposite of "yay" 3 or 33, e.g. Omaha's state, for short Oral hygiene promoting organization: Abbr. Opposite of "nah" "Only Time" singer Ornamental Japanese fish One of the seven "deadly" things Often settled particles on forgotten shelves One of a centipede's many Out of station, say "Only if ___ that much money...": 2 wds. Oval-shaped farm delicacy One of the Teletubbies, when doubled "One day ___ time": 2 wds. ___ of Capri One of ten in bowling O.Henry's "The Gift of the ___" ___ one out Officer of the law, informally "___ on the side of caution" One whose pants are on fire? Opposite of "con" Operation performed with numbers or ingredients On the ___ (fleeing) Organization that regulates your toothpaste: Abbr. ___ on the back (appreciate) Olympic sprinter Bolt "Once ___ a midnight dreary..." Old, scary woman in fairy tales Op-___ (newspaper pieces) ___ of war (game with a rope) Olive product ___ of Man One's own kind Old-fashioned, yet hip One bit of Morse code One way to buy medicines: Abbr. Oxen's harness ___ out (barely make) "On ___ ice," complete this idiom that you may use during "winter" Open-sea image capturing westward squall (7) Opera House regulars visit Canberra retreats (5) Observe Shabbat Org. that monitors radio One of the Leeward Islands in the West Indies, smallest sovereign state in the Americas (5,5) One of the six counties that form Northern Ireland, in the north-east (6,4) Old king having support for educational institution (7) One always fresh and smart (6) Org. based in Brussels Organ lent while listening to a story ___ order (difficult task) "Ocean's Eleven" city ___ Vegas Old fort on Monterey Bay "Old habits ___ hard" ___ out (lose consciousness) Opposite of "high" Ornamental work in string (7) Old Blue Eyes, artisan possibly? (7) Over, poetically contracted ? (3) Overturned On numerous occasions Operated Only one type of music on the radio Outing; stumble Of a sovereign One dozen Old princess has upset a servant One raised around a second bird One rejected song penned by Papa Haydn initially Owning nothing paid for? Ocean current that feeds into the North Atlantic Drift Of interest at the moment Oil checker's rod wiper Oily fruit, or shade of green (5) Old Rome's ___Way Old academic qualification; red tea cosies' age (anag.) (9,6) Old part of bible was originally banned in foreign lands (8) On the boat, dear, I got involved with an officer (9) On the ocean; bewildered (2,3) One arranges new trousers left for upper-class Londoner (6,6) One kills animal - a small offence? (8) One of King Arthur's knights; transit (anag.) One of Saint Nick's sleigh-pullers (8) One of the cross braces on train tracks One of the gifts in the Nativity story (4) One of those present - didn't I tell you so! (5) One torn apart following something done by Diana, ultimately? Opening temperature seen in molten iron Ordinary fellow with a good energy is legally responsible? (2,3) Ordinary people featuring in slick content following article on drinks venue Oriental (anag.) (8) Outward behaviour, anagram of ENAMOURED (9) Oolong or pekoe __ oneself; try hard Odd number __ out a living; gets by Olympian, e.g. One's going off, cheerful, to get flowers (7) One broken leg's encased in (6) Opened with a key, entering "57" (5) Or put in the minced beef earlier (6) Order the team to assemble and go inside (7) Outstrips, you notice, when in reverse (4) Oodles Orderly and clean Ocean rescue org. One-stripe GIs Old part of bible was originally banned in foreign lands - - - on, continue (5) Old flame to look after increase (6) Outspoken genius rejected first appearance of one fictional scientist (12) ------ over, become fixated with On one's toes due to a warning (5) Only a really good swimmer (4) Old Testament character was quiet going round Egypt (4) Old word for 'secret' One with whom you might split rent, but who probably isn't your 'rent Oil crisis? Over again Online gamer's woe Opinion article ___ off (annoyed) Oft-baked potato One part of wedding dress said to be of value (5) Outlook action Olivia Rodrigo album Often eaten with pork (5,5) One of those a-milking (4) "___ out of my league!" ("I'm no match for her!") "Ouch!" relative One who makes a living by portraying other people (like Tom Cruise) One-___ (portion that's about 33.33%) One on the eyelid which is a target for mascara? Opposite of "exit" Observes October birthstones One hour after noon: 2 wds. ___ on the cake Organs that help transmit sounds to your brain Occur as a result (anagram of unsee) Open, as a jacket Opposite of "+" Our sun's type, according to scientists Olden designation often given to old Slavic monarchs One side of a gem, in a diamond, for one Opposite of credit Oscar-winning "Skyfall" singer "On the ___ hand ?" "___ or before December 2018" (written on packaged food or medicines): 2 wds. "___ over it!" Opposite of liability ___ one's case (conclude) One is north and one is south Old-time comedian Mort ___ "Once ___ time, in a land far away..": 2 wds. One before tenth One guilty of a crime, say "___ of here." (words from a deserter): 2 wds. "Once ___ time, in a land far, far away": 2 wds. One who transcribes speeches, for short "___ or card?" (Payment option) Ozzy Osbourne's "___, I'm Coming Home" One who cooks up a story: 2 wds. ___ on a whim (took a step without thinking it through) One who could use a little financial aid, say Olden times that rhymes with "bore" Old Old's model? "One thing ___ another..." (chain of events): 2 wds. One getting paid by a payer? Oft-quoted phrases or expressions, such as "Apple of my eye" "___ on the line" (speak frankly): 2 wds. Overly sensitive, as some romantic hits, in teenspeak Offshoot of punk rock that features expressive lyrics One who might win an Oscar for a lead role? Opposite of "abolition", for short (as a rule) "Our expenses ___ about a 100 dollars" (totaled): 2 wds Oscar-winning film, "12 Years a ___" ___ of schedule (early) "___ of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens: 2 wds. Olympic sprinter Bolt "___ of Two Cities": 2 wds. One without a date "On the ___ hand...." Opposite of first One who shows no mercy Opening lines, for short Opposite of "pre" "On your mark, get ____, go!" Open the door to: 2 wds. "____ or Dare" (party game) Open ____ night (comedy club offering) One holding flowers Opposite of "inner" "___ Of You" (Ed Sheeran song) "Objection, Your ___!" (court statement) Online conversation on a messaging platform ___ of options (range) Organization for therapists: Abbr. ___ of lightning (sudden burst of light in the sky) "One thing ___ another" (obvious sequence of events): 2 wds. One who works with stones and bricks Overly inquisitive "On a ___ of one to ten..." One way to travel Omit, in speech Origami artist's need "One ___ at a time" "___ of the Rising Sun" One with no permanent home ___ on (have faith in) Old pharmacy chain from Memphis Oscar's equivalent in the U.K.: Abbr. "___ or tails?" (coin flip question) Opposite of "dirty" One of Charlie's trio Ophthalmologist's study "____ off to you!" (kudos) Old-fashioned, yet hip Office reminders "___ on a true story" Occupied, as a restroom: 2 wds. Out of the ordinary