One of the biggest American insurance companies Organization that lets school authorities interact with the students' folks: Abbr. One of the longest rivers in the world that flows through Egypt Overflow with something, say One of "The Three Stooges" One of the Great Lakes Outstanding amount Opposite of WNW: Abbr. One who is suspicious and looking for clues, for short One avoiding work "___ on you" (ignominy) ___ of expertise (field of expertise) Old ___ ("Game of Thrones" character) One of the largest within the deer family Obstacles to teamwork Oldest pay-TV channel in the US: Abbr. Online movement founded by Tarana Burke: 2 wds. One overly conscious about his attire Organization that put a man on the moon: Abbr. One slower than a tortoise, in a fable ___ Open, first annual Grand Slam tennis event of the year and the largest annual sporting event in the Southern Hemisphere One in a garage Obi-Wan ___ (Alec Guinness played this character) Online invader? Ornamental container Oil-pricing association: Abbr. One with nine lives Organ associated with "drum" One way to become a parent One slain by Cain October birthstone "___ of appreciation" (memento) Outcome that one deserves Organization that collects taxes on behalf of the U.S. government: Abbr. "Old wine in a new bottle" prefix ___ on (rely on) One of the biggest American news channels: Abbr. ___ out (handed out) Opposite of 'undos' (computer commands) "On a scale of one to ___.." Oscar-winning star of the film "Moonstruck" One of the significant stretches in history "On the ___ of the moment" (unplanned) Original bass guitarist for "The Beatles," Sutcliffe, for short "Out of Time" band One who lost to a tortoise in a fable? Obama's signature achievement in healthcare: Abbr. Oral health organization: Abbr. Obligation to repay Organization for educators: Abbr. OneRepublic song "___ The Right Moves" ___ on the Beach, cocktail with a vodka base Organization that is responsible for major international soccer tournaments around the world: Abbr. One who ate the forbidden fruit along with Adam One might use this to unclog pipes "Orange Is the ___ Black" (popular Netflix series) On the ___ (overall) Outlet selling ready-to-eat meat products "Opposition" prefix One who buys your product "O.J.:___," documentary series, based on the life of O. J. Simpson, that won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature in 2016: 3 wds. One who believes more in action than talk "Only Time" Irish singer "One" in Spanish "___ of the game" (winning, perhaps) On ___ street (financially independent) One edition of a magazine One of the events in the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships which involves skiing between sets of poles: 2 wds. Overlord at the office Opposite of "post" Oil-extracting infrastructures Once more 3 o'clock, directionally speaking ___ out (begin a trip) Old-fashioned "no" ___ open, like with a crowbar perhaps Opposite of "front" One leg of a motorsport race Organ that could have wax inside Oscar winner Joe for "Goodfellas" Online publication, for short Oxygen and nitrogen, for example Office chair known as "America's best-selling chair" or study of flying machines, for short Opposite of "above" ___ of Arc (French heroine) "On the ___" (punctual) Overly inquisitive Olive ____ (Popeye's lady) "___ of Empires" (video game series) ___ off (steals or cons) ___ of measure, like mile or pound ___ or die situation: 2 wds. ___ of Man, small island in the Irish sea Order between "ready" and "go" Omelet need Offer an opinion ___ Ora of "Fifty Shades of Grey" and "Southpaw" Old fashioned word for stereo equipment: Hyph. Oscar or Emmy, for one "Othello" villain ___ of the above (MCQ option usually) One with a password, say One-for-one deal Opposite of right Online periodical, for short "On thin ___" (in a dangerous situation) "Obviously" exclamation (sarcastically) Offers help or assistance One piece of a product line Opposite of "con" Organ of vision "___ onto the stage" (enter) Opening word of many letters One of the Fanning sisters "On your mark, get ___, go!" ___ out a living One of the states of matter On and ___ (light switch settings) ___ of kin (one's closest living relative) Organ with lashes Outer ___ (universe beyond the Earth) Othello's antagonist One step ___ time: 2 wds. Oscar ___, the only man named Oscar to have won an Oscar so far Old Spice rival One who prescribes pills, for short One slain by Cain, in the Bible Offer a price, at an auction Original concept Oscar-winning actor from "Little Miss Sunshine" who plays Norman Newlander in "The Kominsky Method": 2 wds. Oscar-winning actor from "Wall Street" who plays Sandy Kominsky in "The Kominsky Method": 2 wds. ___ of surprise (surprising character) ___ of fame One in a thousand, on a film set Organization for the Sixers and Spurs: Abbr. "___ out of it!" One who has received a degree, for short Ocean kin One part of a cycle Organ that lets you enjoy Beethoven "One thing ___ to another..." Opposite of "succeed" Of ___ proportions (massive in scale) Obligation to do something Opposite of "buy" Overhanging part of a roof Organ right in the center of your face that you'd get checked by 34a Old-style "therefore" Opinion piece in a newspaper: Hyph. One round of a track race Ostrich's Aussie relative One of the pellets in a pod Oxygen or Hydrogen, e.g. Old-world food and drink places with accommodation ___ on the back (due appreciation for a good job) Of considerable length ___ out (gradually disappear, like a movie scene) One's nearest and dearest, informally Old Testament book, for short Opus ___ ("The Da Vinci Code" sect) ___ of chocolate (solid bar) ___ off (fend off a threat) One-hundredth of a dollar "On the ___ of the moment" (impulsively) ___ of the land (legal requirements) On the ___ (on time) Opposite of "redo" on a computer Organ protected by sunglasses One portion of a circle Opposite of "post" (time-wise) Obnoxious odor Opposite of 33d One rapper has 50 of them, in his name Organization in "Breaking Bad": Abbr. "___ on the side of caution" Operates with a beam Online auction site "___ of Thrones" Opposite of acid in chemistry "On the double!": Abbr. Of similar character Original Beatles bass guitarist Sutcliffe, fondly ___ over (almost fall) Organization that collects taxes: Abbr. Old Spice rival (shaving brand) ___-or-miss (similar probability) Oink spot ___ of interest (banking term) Online conversation Olivia ___, actress who plays Dr. Remy on "House, M.D." Old-fashioned "thus" ___ out (don't participate) ___ out (give up in a professional wrestling match) Open somewhat, as a door Oklahoma county also a river One and only "Over every hill and ___" (valley) On point or fitting One in a buffet stack which can carry food Opposite of WSW: Abbr. Organ with a vision? Opposite of old One of the woodwind instruments "One" in Germany? Open-___ night (comedy club offering) One who creates a password, say Opposition member Overtly inquisitive Occupy a bench Orchestral double-reed instrument Opening poker payment ___ of brandy (Small amount for a Brit): 2 wds. "___ out" (react) "___, out there in the cold..." (Pink Floyd's song from "The Wall"): 2 wds. Organization with Falcons and Ravens: Abbr. One of the ways the pendulum swings One lacking physical strength "___ out a win" Oil exporting organization: Abbr. "___ one's time" (while away) ___ of Fame (institution that honours achievements) "___ Ovation: The Greatest Songs from the Stage," fourth studio album by Susan Boyle that peaked at number 12 on the Billboard 200 chart ___ of thirds (guideline often followed by visual artists) One from the extended family, for short Opposite of departure, for short Opposite of negative, for short Old host Jack ___ of "The Tonight Show" Optional extra: Hyph. Opposite of "yup" Opposite of "paleo" Opposite of "offs" Ones who came before the juniors, for short ___ of time (idiom related to the hourglass) Official records maintained in a ship, say Old-school reaction to a joke: Hyph. "One more thing..." Old cartoon, "Ed, ___ n Eddy" One with an admirable speed One who colors textiles Opposite of WSW: Abbr. "___ out!" (childish argument on a playground): 2 wds. One who may not need a barber One who is too intrusive Olympic sled Overflow (with) Opposite of on, also a switch setting Oscar-winning, Melissa Out of danger "___ of the blue" (all of a sudden) One bit of Morse code