One more than one "On the ___," 2020 comedy-drama starring Bill Murray and Rashida Jones "___ of bounds" (words before a restricted area, maybe) "___ & Order," legal drama series One of eight, on an octopus Open with a crowbar, say "Over there!" in old times "One ___ Over the Cuckoo's Nest," Ken Kesey novel Officiator, at a bar mitzvah On the ___ (running from the police) Oscar ___, "The Picture of Dorian Gray" author Opus ___, "The Da Vinci Code" organization "One ___ Day," 1995 song by Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men that spent 16 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 ___ of lamb (ribs serving) Opposite of "yeah" Outdoor furniture wood that rhymes with "leak" ___ out (dress up) ___ of power (what a corrupt politician may do) Orson Welles's "Citizen ___" Ooze from a tree trunk Old-school icons, to a rapper: Abbr. "___ o' the mornin' to ya!" Open-mouthed state Organ of vision Oxen's harness "___ or card?" (payment option) ___ on to (gripped tightly) ___ of the Covenant (legendary artifact) ___ on (have faith in) ___ of hope "___ of a Wimpy Kid" (book series) Office workforce, say "Oh gosh, a mouse!" "Off with their ___!" catchphrase for the Queen of Hearts in 17a Oral health organization: Abbr. One who composes rhymes and odes Of that ___ (same kind) One way to run? Order between "ready" and "fire" "___ on my bed my limbs I lay" (Coleridge line) ___ of the blue (all of a sudden) Old what's-___-name Ornamental vase O. Henry's "The Last ___" ___ one's dirty laundry in public ___ out (squeeze with effort) Orange-fleshed tuber Olive ___ (cooking ingredient) "___ of Dreams," 1989 film starring Kevin Costner as a farmer who builds his own baseball field Opposite of "negative," for short Off-roading transport: Abbr. One-tenth of a dollar Out of fashion? "Or ___!" (end of a threatening sentence, maybe) One giving a pep talk, in the locker room "Oh ___!" ("I get it now!"): 2 wds. Ornamental pond fish One billion years, in geology Occupied an armchair Opposite of "con," in a debate competition On the ___ (fleeing) Opposite of "whisper" Organ below the brow Overhead Chicago trains, for short Off-roading four-wheeler: Abbr. "___ off to you!" ("Well done!") "Oh, before I forget..." in textspeak: Abbr. ___ of wits (intelligence-testing competition) Opinion ___ (research survey) Over the ___ (extreme) On/off ___ (light-controlling button) ___ of Wight, county in the English Channel ___ on (have faith in) Omelet requirement Opposite of "attract," for a magnet Opposite of "fail" Organization looking for aliens: Abbr. Old-age financial planning option: Abbr. Often-dried fruit found in a Newton cookie "One day ___ time": 2 wds. Opposite of "soft" On thin ___ (on dangerous ground) Opposite of "right" Once round around a track, say Obama health law: Abbr. Opposite of "wild" Ooh and ___ (admire something, say) Out in the open ocean, say Ozzie ___, former San Diego Padres shortstop who may be dressing up as the "Wizard of Oz" this Halloween? Of a humble station, say (word hidden in "slowly") ___ on the back (encouraging gesture) Onomatopoeic loud thud ___ one's dirty laundry in public Orange traffic director? ___ out (barely make do) Organ often bruised in a brawl Once around the sun, say Ocean off the coast of Maine and Delaware, for short Of that ___ (kind or type) Objection starter, often Organization for the Denver Nuggets: Abbr. ___ one out (misfit) On the ___ (accepting bribes) One with a Claus in his contract? Organ in a socket Opposite of "wild" "Oogie ___'s Song," song performed by the eponymous villain in Disney's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" One of seven "deadly" acts Organization once chaired by Howard Dean: Abbr. Open-handed smack on the face "___ or Dare" (party game) Old-fashioned "your," in Shakespearean times Oregano, mint, and thyme, e.g. October birthstone Oak or birch, e.g. One who enforces the law, informally Once named? One with the force, for short "Objection, your ___!" (court statement) On the ___ of extinction (dangerously close) "Open up and say ___" (instruction from a doctor, perhaps) Offense that may be "cardinal" One of the Teletubbies when doubled ___ out (withdraw) Optometrist's concern "___ of Us," song by ABBA from their 1981 album "The Visitors" One who walks on a red carpet, say: Abbr. One-tenth of a dime "___ of little faith!": 2 wds. "Of ___ and Men," 1939 film starring Burgess Meredith that was nominated for multiple Oscars "___ of the Titans," Burgess Meredith's adventure film that was among the highest-grossing films of 1981 ___ out (give up, in a wrestling match) Organ with a stud, often ___ out (just about manage) "Oops-a-___," idiom often said to encourage a child who has fallen Oxygen producer? Opposite of "give" Outstanding amount, say "___ of cake!" ("Easy!") Opus ___ One who bears the labor pain "Once ___ midnight dreary..." Ooh and ___ (express amazement) Opposite of "entry" Often-stubbed body part One step in a flight? Organ pierced for a ring On the mark "___ of Dogs," 2018 animated Wes Anderson film Octopus' defense "Oedipus ___" (Athenian tragedy) Olympic team race with batons Old piece of tattered cloth Oklahoma city home to East Central University Out of ___ (unattainable) Ooh's partner One's "old man," lovingly On a ___ with (equal to) Obstacle in a course? One who might win an Oscar for a lead role ___ of bounds (restricted area) ___ of fame (illustrious honor in many fields) "Oktober" or "Slug" follower ___ out (decline to take part in) One of a few 100 billion, in a galaxy ___ O. Disney, co-founder of The Walt Disney Company Organ that listens keenly Outlet with a fine selection of meats and cheeses "___ of Spades" (Motorhead song) Outer edge of a tumbler's mouth, say "One more thing..." in text speak: Abbr. Oil-drilling machinery ___ of inertia (Newton's formulation) One-person performance Outraged state Organization concerned with ecology: Abbr. On vacation, say Of low quality, say Often-fragile sense of self One of many in a forest Obamacare initials "___ on 34th Street," 1947 movie about a mall Santa who claims to be the real Santa Claus . . .of Man (4) Obstruct and deal with lifting mechanism Of animal life (4) Of high quality, (4) Oh! Cooper's got a way of approaching the stars for it One of twelve in a Valentine's Day bouquet One who lives close by (9) Online repository for research articles Openings in timber Opinion, (4) Or step out here at once! Quickly! Org. that protests fur Out of this world, both literally and figuratively Oye Como Va musician who received the Billboard Latin Music Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009: 2 wds. ___ of March (fateful day for Julius Caesar) Occurring at regular intervals (8) Oregon Trail vehicle Oil group acronym Omakase courses, often One-liner pro One running a bout "Oops...not an actual emergency" Opp. 01' WSW Object that separates light One is not welcome? Rips the heart out (6) One seeking wealthy marriage (7,6) One wanting to marry who's on the treasure trail (7,6) Ovenbirds make theirs on forest floors Office crew on a payroll, say One-___ wonder ___ of bounds (restricted) One-time link “ — outta here!” Overhead trains Ohio city Out of fashion Old lady's pet dog Overturn Ovum Once more putting ace over net Offer more than On same ground, a header from Newcastle United (Of a species) native to a particular area only --- out, gradually stop or become used up OK, following this we get a new break (9) Obstruct first of cars on incline (5) Old aid for pen users Old mostly gentle duke stretched out (8) On horseback, Ruth is arrogant One's on drugs (4) One fashionably dressed; balloon (5) One might go off-piste (5) One that speaks louder than words Opinion about soldiers finding quarters (8) Optional break arranged to entertain commando leader of an undocumented military enterprise (5,9) Ordinary electrical device is handy (2,3) Origin ___ of scrimmage __ off; swindle Org. for Suns & Spurs Oaring team Obey __ one's time; wait Overwhelming defeat One thing for small military group Official approval Obsolete Outburst of accusation