"___ of the Tiger" (Survivor hit) Opposite of "departure," for short Organization with the Patriots and the Chiefs: Abbr. Old-school icons, in hip-hop slang: Abbr. Opposite of "positive," for short "___ open the door for you..." ("I'll do it!"): 2 wds. Opposite of "WSW": Abbr. Outer border with a silent "d"? Oxford or sneaker, e.g. Of sound mind, say ___ Oyl, Popeye's love interest One who argues in court, for short Office seat "Old one," in German Out of charge, as a phone battery "___ of Dogs," 2018 stop-motion animated film "Once bitten, ___ shy" Oklahoma's second-largest city Oyster's treasure Ophthalmologist's concern One of five in Shakespeare's Macbeth Obamacare, initially: Abbr. Online update format: Abbr. Orange ___, ingredient used to flavor gingerbread cookies One Direction's "___ of the Day" "___ of Me," John Legend hit Ornamental headwear Olive ___, ingredient used to grease roast turkey Of sound mind Oolong, for one "Once ___ a time..." On the ___ (irritable) Oily flames destroy nature reserve (4,2,3) Omid -, London-born Iranian actor-comedian who starred as Mahmud Nasir in 2010 comedy-drama film The Infidel "Once and Again" actor ___ West One who easily falls for scams Opponents in the 24Dn 1Dn 15Ac could make me angry (7) Overhead appointment is the latest thing (6) Obsessed Oppenheimer meeting Heisenberg, the Trinity test, and Lewis Strauss's confirmation hearing, in "Oppenheimer" Odd collection of old papers slipped down (9) One fruit? Sounds like two! (4) One who travels overa distance to a holy place (7) Outrageously wicked in-house shenanigans (7) Owing to the morning freshness, we hear(3) Outdoor furniture material Obsession with wearing gold necklaces? Origin stories of gullible characters? One target of the DPT vaccine Ottoman officer One might be well-made Openly confess Order from Mom *Obey one's oath on the witness stand Ouietly sing to fairly central Schumann piece (3) "___ o' the mornin' to you!" "On the ___" (running away) On the fourth day of Christmas, your true love may send you these four calling "avians" "___ of Me," 2013 song by John Legend "Obviously" exclamation On the third day of Christmas, your true love may send you these three hens from Paris, perhaps On the sixth day of Christmas, your true love may send you these six "V-shaped fliers"-a laying On the fifth day of Christmas, your true love may send you these five "engagement pieces" On the second day of Christmas, your true love may send you these two doves that may "snap" On the first day of Christmas, your true love may send you a partridge in this "poached fruit" tree "Oh, Pretty Woman" singer ___ Orbison Organ with drums Operates Of speech Old train company during period, sound quality (6) One-room residence (6) Overzealous fan of Pam & Tommy actor Sebastian (4) Org. with a style manual Of the kidneys Otherwise Oliver! song Oaf began to sob when depicted as a very scrawny one (1,3,2,5) Ocelots cavorting nearby Often-knitted winter wear Old measure of length seen in letters from Shelley (3) One aims to pick a winner (7) One might be sued over this (4) One of 52 in a year One of the birds said to guard the Tower of London One takes over (9) Our bishop excitedly maintaining society has a strong dislike of Soviet power (11) Outbid another would-be (home) buyer (6) Overachiever, abandoning reverie, unleashed chaos Offspring in the vicinity of house initially left embracing in snug place One succeeded stocking beer in supermarket lane (5) One-time Israeli PM Ariel ___ Original language of 'kayak' Outline of religious books removed from containers in tatters __ on; trampled Outback bird Over Old flames One in road trashing transmitter Oppressive credo Nero used in part? Officers whose ceremonial duty it is to walk before persons of rank; assistant teachers; doorkeepers; guides; or, cinema attendants (6) "Omg, I get it now!" One's driven by double-cross (5) One hiding on board tug, one overwhelmed by wave (8) One refusing to eat more quickly (6) One selling corporate messaging conceals dodgy deal (6) One-time Tea Party member mostly leaning to the right (6) One who believes in the Moon's influence on Earth's weather (8) Outstanding example of peer pressure going forward (5) Overindulge make merry Ones making a racket? One side in a noted family feud One subject to a religious ban from the 1521 Edict of Worms Opposite of peaceful Out touring the neighborhood One aims to pick a winner One might be sued over this One takes over Outbid another would-be (home) buyer One who habitually avoids his responsibilities or debts (8) __ oneself on  o'clock (Of compounds) having the same formula with different structure (Of rain) extremely heavy Object from time past One on a beach, perhaps close to ugly factory One qualified in financial matters Outplays the Toon after smashing finale of match? OB/___ (childbirth specialist) One-liner comedian's quality One of six European countries that have declared permanent neutrality (7) Opening made for a TV dinner Out for the night Orange juice option Oomph One might be passed in class Often changing like a thermometer perhaps? (9) One denying profits before New Year (9) One supposes that plumber, say, worked (10) One teeny movement left in gas (9) Order large drink (5) "Oh, I see now" Old revolver (5) One having a vested interest in a business (11) One of the eight traditional game tokens in Monopoly (7) One who flees to another country to escape persecution (7) Only country to have won gold in the men's rugby sevens at the Olympics (4) Only new synthetic material? (5) "O Come, All Ye Faithful" beholders Old West trail driver Old music studio record Origins/beginnings Old-fashioned term for a western One way to get uptown Org. with licenses Orwell title word Oxford or Cambridge, familiarly Ostrich's slightly smaller relative Observe head of department pocketing father's jotter One's ugly feature Open clue to do with luxury (8) Oscar and I look for lava with steam-holes (6) Overturns brute's order Old-fashioned area measures (5) Old morning's tests! (5) One result of tossing (5) Outspread of liberally-minded actors (9) Opposite of informal (6) Oarlock: 2 wds. Oz visitor ___ of the blue (unexpectedly) Oral health organization letters Outfit to catch some Zzzs in, for short Outcome (6) Ornamental spiral (6) Of exceptional power (7) Outstanding ability (7) Overlook or snub Official with many young flowers in sultanate (9) Otherwise placed in diary, left in as a rule (10) "___ of course!" Org. that employed W.W. II-era Donald Duck as a spokesperson Olive in old comics Obnoxiously fratty sort Office monitor, in brief O.R. V.I.P.s Over the line, so to speak Operator of the Texas Eagle and Southwest Chief One who shoes horses Overdue Opening Out of danger Org. for teachers On a cruise Occur as result Ocular inflammation Opponent 1960 Olympic light heavyweight boxing gold medallist Old synonym for “lifted” or “removed”, now only used in an idiomatic phrase 1960 Olympic light heavyweight boxing gold medallist Of the first man (6) Old Testament character who was the grandson of Methuselah (4) Old copper’s in to bring up files for Flying Squad? Old style (5) "On a ___ Boat to China" (4) One order at the bar One-piece infant's garment One that may 17 Down (3) One who sings normal notes with very high quick notes in between (8) Online column (4) Only child to raise? Not quite a case for protection Opposite of 'vulgaris' Ordinary Indian side amid break is loud? (8) Outside ruin in Delphi spending day raving about loving Greece Old sailor aged so wrinkly One may be extremely testy and shout (6) Opposite of 'boom' in the economic cycle Optimistic pub arranged to take food Order must be right, within reason (4) Out-of-this-world sighting, evidence of poltergeist in kitchen? (6,6) One keen to eat arrested in Erith stores Offical rebuke. (7) Only confused over name for synthetic material. (5) Opt for one rather than the other. (6) Overly diluted One of the Beatles Once more "On Our __" (1994-95) One of two on most backpacks Opposite of 33-Down Observe Olympic swimmers Crocker and Thorpe Opposite of 61-Across Olympics film (8,2,4) Or in Public Relations, tact is used to prolong things (8) Of typing and filing Old Jewish village Old enemy? Old slang for a burglar Old way to Orly One signed audibly, as the audience heard (5) One wrong blamed (9) Order about (7) Org. with after-school meetings Organic compound artificially synthesized by Friedrich W?hler Oscar winner Ke Huy __ Overly sensitive person sees sign of winter (9) Overwhelm and enthral Outdoorsy retailer *One of Sheriff Woody's catchphrases in "Toy Story" *Oscar-winning role for Rami Malek