Opposite of "intro" "Out of Africa" author's pen name, ___ Dinesen ___ of the situation (dramatic twist) One of the co-creators of "Seinfeld" who also voiced George Steinbrenner on the show: 2 wds. Oxen connecting bar Omelet ingredient "___ of Empires," popular strategy game One may be taken in faith Open and undisguised Oil group that Qatar left recently: Abbr. Organizational grade or level Onetime Pontiac muscle cars Organ that rhymes with the letter "I" "O Brother, Where Art ___?," George Clooney film One of the two that helps you chew One of Asia's favorite staple grains "___ of You" (Elvis Presley song): 2 wds. One in line for the throne One side in a game ___ of the tongue (verbal mistake) ___ on someone (snitch) October birthstone ___ of a kind (unique) Organization for the older generation: Abbr. ___ over (study carefully) ___ or later (eventually) Oscillate like a tree in strong wind Oldest group for boxers: Abbr. ___ Orozco, American gymnast who competed in the 2013 US Nationals in a leg brace and finished fourth On ___ (delayed) Oldest tech school in the English-speaking world: Abbr. One way to say "alias": Abbr. One who calls the shots at a movie set, for short Ozone problem One who might have a little lamb One of the listening pair Old what's-___-name "Once bitten, twice ___" On an ___ keel (working normally) Off the mark Oxen connectors ___ out a living (barely get by) 50% off event Ooh and ___ (expression for when one's highly impressed) One who issues a speeding ticket, informally One who helps the Manager, for short Only a handful One earning pension, for short "Oops!": Hyph. Online communication "___ on a Grecian Urn" (Keats poem) One billion years Opposite of "least" ___ of honour (unmarried woman attending a queen) Op. ___. (used in a footnote) Opposite of drop out, in London Old ___,"Game of Thrones" character Opposite of ESE: Abbr. "Our Town" family Olive ___ of "Popeye" One section of a play One who creates a password, say "___ of Dogs" (animated Wes Anderson film) One of the seven deadly sins Overtly inquisitive "___ of the World," biography of "The Greatest" boxer written by David Remnick Omega, in Physics Once around the track Official behind a catcher, briefly Out of date Opposite of WSW: Abbr. Organization that awards its champions "Man of Triumph" belt: Abbr. Organ that helps you read Organization with the world's largest aircraft carrier fleet: Abbr. Organization with the slogan "Ideas worth spreading": Abbr. Original Beatles bassist ___ Sutcliffe, lovingly Open-___ night (comedy club offering) Opposite of "across" in a crossword ____ of the above (MCQ option) Organization for the LA Lakers: Abbr. Organization protecting music copyrights: Abbr. Old TV's ___ Griffin Productions Overcharge in a big way (rhymes with "couch") Opening for a coin On thin ___ (in a dangerous situation) "One" in Spanish Oinker's place "___ of Clans," popular mobile game Orchestral reed On the ____ of (approaching) On the summit of "On ___ Majesty's Secret Service" One who takes calculated financial risks ___-Ops (CIA mind games) ___ of a kind (special) One of the comic trio, The Three Stooges ___ of the above (survey answer option) "___ of Thrones," TV series adapted from the novel series "A Song of Ice and Fire," which is ranked 12th on Rolling Stone's 2016 list of "100 Greatest TV Shows of All Time" One of the structures in the mouth that helps you chew ___ out (tired) ___-old (something that's been around for a long time) "On ___ authority?" Opposite of "nord" in French Overabundance Opposite of "output" One of the measures of water's goodness, say "On the ___ hand..." Open a present, say One of the early Internet pioneers ___off (farewell at the airport) One in a pair of sneakers, e.g. Off in a distance Organs with vision Opposite of manual "Othello" villain On top of that, say One who works in the oil rig Online auction site Old ___, "Game of Thrones" character Oslo's country, for short Opposite of slow One section of a play Opposite of alkali Organ that helps you read Opposite of "life" One who believes is superior to the rest Old atlas initials: Abbr. Oil installation One way to sell medicines: Abbr. One in the garage Observe On the ___ (fleeing from the cops) Obscene or indecent One part of a common magic spell One being mentored Oxen's harness ___ off (left quickly) "One," in Frankfurt Old measurement agency: Abbr. Out of sight Op. ___. (bibliography) Organization concerned with oral health: Abbr. 15% of a bill, often One ___ time (one by one): 2 wds. "Othello" antagonist Ones in leading roles Olive's last name in "Popeye" On an even ___ (well-balanced) Oklahoman, informally One's self-image Orange County city, Santa ___ "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" author Ken Outstanding, informally Opinion sharing abbreviation Omega, to electricians One in Italian On ___ with (as good as) Open ___ Nights (events where comedians may try out new material) One's brother and sister, for short Opposite of "oui," in French Old record company which was a division of Atlantic Records: Abbr. Opposite WNW: Abbr. One whose name is on an award shortlist One who picks the line-up for a music fest, say One on a super secret mission? Oscar Wilde's "A Woman ___ Importance": 2 wds. One whose victory means your defeat Othello's enemy Object of worship One of 12 in a foot ___ on a mission (determined one) 91.44 of these make a yard: Abbr. Ostrich's smaller cousin Office aide Oil drilling items "___ & Oh's" (Elle King hit) Olympic swimmer ___ Thorpe "___ of discussion!" Organized defense force Online blocker targets, for short Outdo by a little: 2 wds. Operator of most public transportations in "Windy City": Abbr. Oklahoma tribesmen Ownership document Official behind a catcher, for short One-on-one fight One-eighty turn, slangily Opposite of "short" "Over and ___!" ___ out (withdraw) ___ of the Rock, iconic shrine in Jerusalem which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site ___-o'-shanter (Scottish cap) Oven for pottery One lacking experience Ocean predator Organization with the motto "Rule by Obeying Nature's Laws": Abbr. Off base sans permission: Abbr. Organization with Wizards and Warriors: Abbr. Opposite of WSW: Abbr. Oz. and mg., for short One of the "Big Five" from Massachusetts whose current director is Andris Nelsons "Own," in Scotland Obamacare abbreviation Organ in the body which has a "small" and "large" variant One of the three in a hat-trick in soccer "____ of Tomorrow" (2014 sci-fi thriller) Opposite of "undo" on a menu bar Open-handed blow Organization with oral reports: Abbr. Out-of-date One who may be asked to testify in a court Ophthalmologist's study Oxen-coupling tools One of ten in an alley "Old MacDonald ____ a Farm" Opera solo Online chats, for short "Once ____ a midnight dreary ..." Optimistic feeling Organization with Blackhawks, Canucks and Sharks: Abbr. Opportunities to see or inspect something Opposite of WSW "One ___ Hill," popular television show Othello's false friend ___ o' shanter (Scottish cap) Opposed to Omelet or quiche ingredient Olympic sprinter Usain ___ "___ on the Hill," song by Ed Sheeran from his third studio album One of ten in an alley Opinion survey One-___ wonder Online chat platform: Abbr. Opposite of "tight" Old-fashioned "Excellent!" "___ On Eileen," a song by the '80s band Dexy Midnight Runners from their album "Too-Rye-Ay" Olive or coconut extract Oldest smurf One providing assistance after a computer crash: 2 wds. Outdated circular data storage mediums: Abbr. Oil-drilling machinery Office mail, for short Online content warning initials Old Italian currencies Online publication, informally Oil-producing group: Abbr. "____ of Two Cities," novel by Charles Dickens: 2 wds. October's birthstone Old-fashioned sort Op-___ (columns in newspapers)