Open, as a gift "Oh no, I messed up!" Opposite of "more" One who can predict the future, perhaps On the ___ (fleeing) ___ out a victory (barely win) "___ of little faith..." (biblical words): 2 wds. Opposite of "fore," on a boat Ocean's smaller cousin One-tenth of a decade ___ over matter ___ of Rhodes, statue of the Greek sun-god Helios that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World One piece of a two-piece "___/Off," 1997 sci-fi film starring John Travolta and Nicolas Cage that was nominated for an Academy Award Of that ___ (kind or type) Of similar character, say "Over there," to a poet Opposite of "con," on a list "On the Street Where You Live" singer Damone ___ one out Oven user's gloves ___ of thumb (general guideline) One with a crystal ball, maybe "3," on a grandfather clock ___ Offerman, "Parks and Recreation" actor who plays Bill in HBO's "The Last of Us" ___ out a decent living "Oh my!" in German ___ O'Donnell, actor who portrayed Ernest Hemingway in the 1996 film "In Love and War" ___-over (quick look) Organization that encourages flossing: Abbr. One crying "Uncle?" Otherworldly glow Olive's last name in "Popeye" ___ of this world (extraordinary) ___ on (put trust in) "___ of Katwe," 2016 biopic starring Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo One with intense dislike for something, say (rhymes with "crater") Orange juice stuff loved and hated in equal measure Ore digger Old age fund letters Opening ___ (performer before the headliner) "Ouch!" cousin Organ a with "drum" and "canal" One in the crib? On a ___ with (at the same level or standard) ___ of the blue (without warning) Organ that "observes" Oval-shaped Easter item ___ out (decline to take part in) Opposite of "yea" ___ on the shelf, popular Christmas tradition Optical ___ (eye-deceiving phenomenon) ___ on the back (encouraging gesture) Opus ___ ("The Da Vinci Code" sect) Opposite of "positive," for short ___ of the crop (the best) On the ___ (exactly on time) ___ of Liberty, NYC landmark "One ___ kind": 2 wds. Organ that one can lend or bend "___ of discussion!" ("No more arguments!") Oxen's harness Off the beaten ___ ___ of access (accessibility) One of 24, in a day One learning how to drive, perhaps Obey a red traffic light "One ___ Hill" (TV series) Omega, to a physicist Opposite of "buy" ___ on the side of caution Opposite of "+" ___ of thumb Old ___, eagle mascot named after an "honest" president ___ out a living (barely make do) On a need-to-know ___ Opposite of "micro" Online bidding site Opposite of manual, for short ___ O'Connor, "Ark" actress who plays Gabrielle in the TV series "Xena: Warrior Princess" Organ near the lash and brow Old-fashioned "no" Overhead trains in Chicago, slangily One of the seven deadly sins One who may win an Oscar Op-___ (magazine pieces) "...o'er the land of the free ___ the home..." "___ of Tomorrow" (2014 Tom Cruise starrer) ___ out of (choose not to participate) "Once ___ a midnight dreary..." Opposite of "pro" Oopsie* One living under a bridge, in fairy tales ___ of Skye, Scotland Once in a ___ (sometimes) "Oh boo-hoo, cry ___ river!": 2 wds. Opposite of "WNW," on a map: Abbr. ___ Ortega, actress who plays Wednesday Addams on the TV show "Wednesday" Opposite of "whisper," perhaps ___ off (fall asleep) Owe a ___ of gratitude Opposite of "outgoing" "___ of '42," 1971 film directed by Robert Mulligan that won an Oscar One who is adorkable 100% of a population, say Of ___ proportions (massive in scale) "___ of Me," 2001 song by They Might Be Giants and theme song of the family sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle" Oil-drilling structures "Okey-dokey!" Officially forbid Owl's sound Oyster's treasure ___ one (words on a movie ticket) "Orange Is the ___ Black" ___ one's manners (behave politely) Optional extra, like pizza topping, say: Hyph. ___ on the back One-person performance Old-fashioned "before" ___ on (have faith in) ___ out (squeeze with effort) Oak tree nut On an ___ keel (well-balanced) Ostrich kin from Down Under ___ Obama, US President who has won two Grammy awards for Best Spoken Word Album On the ___ (on the run) Office overlord ___ of silence (promise) October birthstone ___ of the tongue (verbal error) One way to win an Oscar Ornamental vase Opposite of "departure," for short Ostrich's Australian cousin "Out of all the ___ to ever exist on Earth, 15a were the largest species..." ___ out a narrow win Occur as a result (anagram of "unsee") Overnight condensation on grass Orchestra section with violins and cellos, for short Out and ___ (active) "O" in NGO, for short ___ out a small amount of money (make it last) ___ O'Brien, comedian who hosted "The Tonight Show" from 2009 to 2010 Organization for many a public school teacher: Abbr. ___ of expertise (field of expertise) Off-roading four-wheelers: Abbr. Old washcloth by the sink, say Open-mic night hosts: Abbr. Opposite of "cold" ___ of conduct (set of rules) ___ out a living (squeeze out) "___ On," song by Led Zeppelin that was inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" One who says "Silence, students!" "On your ___, get set, go!" ___ Olin, "Mindhunter" actress who portrays The Colonel on "Hunters" Of a similar nature, say Omelet ingredient Old MacDonald's property Orange juice bits "___ of Me," John Legend song "One day ___ time": 2 wds. Ocean's motions ___ of the tongue (say something by accident) Occupied an ottoman, say One that argues in court, for short Opposite of "paleo-" "Oh, before I forget..." in texts: Abbr. ___ of the iceberg ___ Onassis, shipping magnate who was married to Jackie Kennedy Of sound mind, say Observes or witnesses Opposite of "losses," in a portfolio One may say "Welcome" at a doorstep Old Faithful's state, for short "___ out!" (umpire's shout, informally) One end of a foot "One step ___ time": 2 wds. ___ out of (choose not to participate) "Once ___ a time..." "On a scale of one to ___..." Opera singer's solo Organization with dribblers and dunkers: Abbr. "OMG, you're hilarious!": Abbr. Olive ___ (Popeye's crush) On the ___ (fleeing) ___ out a victory (win after a struggle) Ottawa ___, Canadian ice hockey team in the NHL whose name sounds like a group of politicians Opposite of "WSW": Abbr. Opposite of "departure," for short Orange's tough exterior ___ of schedule (earlier than planned) Organ that one can roll? Of world-class quality, say: Hyph. Older than 12 but younger than 20, say ___-of-season sale ___ of Hearts, "Alice in Wonderland" character whose name is connected to 13a ___-one (guest's tagalong) Of ___ proportions (extremely large) On a ___-to-know basis Opposite of "attract," for a magnet Opening ___, warm-up band ___ on the knuckles (minor warning) ___ off (started a game of golf) ___ one's punches, boxing term that commonly means "go easy on an opponent" Ocean ___ (passenger ship type) Oasis frontman ___ Gallagher Operate, as a yacht Opposite of "profit" Organization with a "Most Wanted" list: Abbr. Osaka resident's currency Onion cousin that sounds like "leak" Obey a red traffic light On ___ ice (doing something risky) ___ Owens, country singer known for songs like "Your Tender Loving Care" and "Open Up Your Heart" Owl's call ___ off (was fired) ___ on the shelf (Christmas tradition) Only three-letter sign in the zodiac One-for-one transaction Opposite of "micro" Ornamental pond fish Opposite of "post," as a prefix Old-school icons, in hip hop slang: Abbr. Opposite of "backward," for short Octet minus five Of that ___ (cut from the same cloth) One who inspires and is out in front, for short Opposite of "passive" Opposite of "feral" Opposite of "truths," in a party game Organization whose headquarters is named after J. Edgar Hoover: Abbr. Octopus's defense ___ one's own horn (brag) Ottawa or Toronto native, say Off-road ride also called a quad bike: Abbr. Organization that monitors climate change: Abbr. Ooh and ___ (express amazement) Opposite of "negative," for short Online auction site and former owner of PayPal Officially anointed as king, say ___ off (fall asleep) Organization representing public schools: Abbr. Organization that influences global oil prices: Abbr. Ostrich's Outback cousin Olive oil measure in a recipe, for short One, for an infant Outraged state One-twelfth of a foot One cheering for their sports team On-the-back gesture of praise