Open handed smack on a face Opposite of a flop, informally One playing a part on stage ___ Olay (former name of a skincare brand): 2 wds. Old Norse God with a hammer Opinion columns: Hyph. Open, as a pill bottle Overhead expanses One can sing or hum it Opposite of narrow ___ on the cake (something that makes a situation even better) One with a crystal ball Opposite of "small" Ocean ___ (cruise) One of the organs that detoxify One who can supposedly predict the future Opposite of "exit" "___ or go home" (modern day phrase): 2 wds. Once more Oklahoma natives Older but ___ Opposite of tails One's biggest competitor Out of office, with "on" One who may help you park cars "Oh, ___ beautiful day it is.": 2 wds. ___ out (tires), informally Overcharge, informally One who can endure a lot Orate senselessly One who roams about Off-the-highway eatery Old term for "Latvian" Organisation that protects music copyrights: Abbr. Occupied the throne Organic component of soil October birthstone "One thing ___ another": 2 wds. "Old MacDonald ____ a Farm" One-for-one transaction "____ of Two Cities" (Charles Dickens Novel): 2 wds. Opening remarks "On ___ Majesty's Secret Service" Opium flower Obliging deed Open and candid ___ one's time (waits patiently) Open-handed blow Opposite of "liability" One with a role to play Open, as a soda bottle One minding the baby On the ___ hand ... One of the four rollers of a car, in London Oboes and saxes Out of place Of similar character Oral health group: Abbr. ___ o' shanter (Scottish cap) Opera star or prima donna ___ Ono, wife of John Lennon Opposite of manual Orson Welles starrer "Citizen ___" "___ of Fortune" (game show hosted by Pat Sajak) Orderly formation Outputs from brainstorming sessions "___ of me!" (leave): 2 wds. Out of style "One Flew Over ___ Cuckoo's Nest" Old Norse works On one's ____ (alert) "Outer" antonym One way to think or read Omit in pronunciation "Old man" in the family, lovingly "___ or less" Oklahoma's ___ Air Force Base "___ of Two Cities," novel by Charles Dickens: 2 wds. ___ off (fend off a threat) Ornamental plant that sounds like "scrub" Opened one's eyes, from a deep slumber Opposite of "closes" Of utmost importance, like some signs or organs Open, as a pill bottle Optimist's expectations "One in a Million" singer: Hyph. ___ one's stuff (walk with a swagger) Outputs of brainstorming Opposite of "closes" "Or ___" (ultimatum words) ___ O'Brien, American TV host and comedian Opposite of "more" Off-center Out of ___ (unapproachable) Observe One who delivers lines on stage Organ that can smell One of a square's four Obtuse or acute Opposite of "above" Opposite of "fail" Observed closely Officially forbid Omit, in speech ___ one's time (waited) Open with a crowbar, say Ocean's motions ___ O'Brien, American TV host and comedian One of Charlie's trio ___ out (barely got by) "___ of Two Cities" novel by Charles Dickens: 2 wds. ___ on the back (encouraging gesture) Opposite of "intro" Old saying like "beggars can't be choosers" Opposite of "tight" Occupied the throne, say Oil-drilling tool Overcooks, say Opted for "___ of the iceberg" "___ of Anarchy," TV series Owl or eagle, e.g. One without a date at a party Olive ___, Popeye's girlfriend "___ of the Tiger," song by Survivor ___ of expertise Oinker's pen Opening for a coin Oxygen, for one One side of a gem ___ of Man ___ on the cake ___ of the curve ___ out of shape Opposite of slow ___ out (rescues) Octopus limb count ___ of speech (like nouns, pronouns, etc.) One of the sixty in a minute, for short Organization found in alleys with ten pins: Abbr. ___ of water (Jack and Jill's vessel) One ___ time: 2 wds. Ophthalmologist's concern One's self-importance Oregon's capital "...or better ___, let me show you how it's done." Oxen's harness Of sound mind Over there, to a poet "One day ___ time": 2 wds. Oil-drilling equipment Of reasonable mind ___-oop (basketball move) Organization in "Breaking Bad": Abbr. One-hundredth of a dollar "Opposition" prefix Operate One from Mars? Op-___, newspaper columns ___ order (difficult task) Opinion surveys with a "yes" or a "no" ___ on the back Ogle at ___ of God, heavy metal band Oscar or Golden Globe, e.g. Opposite of "lower" Oman's neighbor: Abbr. ___ of directors (group at a company) Obi, e.g. "One ___ at a time" Organ with ideas ___ on the back (praise) Ocean kin Organization with pins and bowls?: Abbr. ___ o' shanter (Scottish bonnet) Op-___ (opinion columns) Owl's cry ___ O'Brien, late-night TV host Opposite of wild ___ on the back (congratulatory gesture) One way to address a king Of superior quality: Hyph. ___ of words (debate) "One and ___" Oven buzzer ___ of the crop (the best) Often dreaded weekday, for short "___ on a mission" On a ___ with (at the same level) One of the "Little Women," fondly Online chats, slangily One of the five basic emotions ___ of expertise (domain) Old ___ tale (unscientific belief) "Oktober" follower "___ or card?" (payment option) Otherworldly glow Objection starter, often Olympic athlete's goal Outfit for a lawyer, perhaps Out of shape ___ or nothing Old Apple music device Opposite of "back" ___ opposites (completely different) ___ out (withdraw) Oregon's capital On the ___ (exactly on time) (Ole [?) Manners] Old man has opening liberal relative put up for decorator's item (5,6) One bringing goods from abroad Often-stubbed body part Olive or coconut product Opposite of "high" ___ Oyl, Popeye's love Opposite of "least" ___ of appreciation (act of gratitude) "Orange" fixture in Central Perk cafe ___ one's time (wait patiently) Online journal Oolong or Darjeeling, e.g. "One day ___ time": 2 wds. ___ on the back (act of praise) Octet minus five "Ocean's Eleven" star Pitt On the ___ (running away) Opposite of "cold" Olympic symbol or moth attractor Opposite of "North" One who saves the day Opposite of "positive," for short Opposite of WSW, on a compass: Abbr. One of 8 on an octopus "Old Town Road" rapper ___ Nas X Out of station, say Obama's signature health law: Abbr. "___ or Treat!" Opposite of "upper" Organization for many therapists: Abbr. Often-stubbed body part Opposite of "con" On the ___ (right on time) Observe or witness One-tenth of a dollar Opposite of "even" Oxygen or hydrogen, for one "___ of Steel" (Superman movie) Owns or possesses "Once ___ a midnight dreary" ___ of Man