Orchestra man: Abbr. Orch. leader One who deigns to stoop. Outer ear Observation: Part 2 27, 44 or 57 Across? Official recorder: Abbr. Organic-farm machines Orch. leaders Occurring every other day. Occurring every third day. Oscar party? Order or arrangement: Suffix Orange dwarfs Osborne through the looking glass Object Old Danish moneys Old English money Old coins in England Old English moneys Old Danish coins Old English coins Old Danish money Out-of-tune playing of a symphony? One of "them" Oral Roberts U. town One of 13. Old lyrelike instrument. Old instrument. Old lyre. Old zither. Old lyre Old zither Old-time zither Of a constellation Opera's Varnay et al. Once-common Georgia sights One way of naming a Civil War statesman. Old legend of India Oxford accent of an Irishman (6) Officers on ships. Of brain membrane Of a reddish-brown color. Of a reddish-brown hue Outfielder Bob of the 1920s Yankees' "Murderers' Row" Ornamental tag: Var. Ornamental tag Oohed and __ Obvious melody? Obvious melody? Odd-shaped reef denizen Odd-shaped reef denizen Objects in a phrase about daftness Ornament for a fowl's nose piercing? One of a million natives of India. Old Tunis ruler abdicates? Oklahoma and West Virginia "Oats, peas, ___ grow," start of a nursery jingle Opposite of premieres Old time "boss" of New York. One with just a touch of mal de mer, say? One of Plato's works. One of Plato's dialogues Orange-peel flavorings One of the Titans, son of Ursanus. Oil-burning iron lantern Oil-burning cup used as a beacon Officer heading a staff: Abbr. One reason for rhinoplasty One reason for rhinoplasty Opposite of dim., in music. Out of sight? Old form of punishment Old sitcom about an attractive widow One who corrupts. Overwhelm a Genesis figure with noise? Overwhelm a Genesis figure with noise? Off base Oft-hated crossword theme One bombarded with HuffPo headlines upon logging in, probably One of the Rosetta Stone languages One whose national anthem translates to "Where is my home?" Open-mouthed, as in shock Out of gas Ore vein, in England Opening day Opportunity for a football squad Office worker: Abbr. Obtainers. Oozing Oozy. Oozing out Offers for a song On the road __ "On the road ___." Organic basis of bone. One who doesn't hunt and peck O.D. Oxygen, simply Obsolete Oz. Order to a power plant worker? Owner of Kansas City team? One big labor family. Old: Comb. form Old: Lat. Of a certain religion: Abbr. O.T. book Oaks: Scot. Old gold coin of Turkey. Observation, part 2 Old-fashioned color pictures. Old-fashioned pictures. Odds and ends Odds and ends Odds and ends Odds and ends. Odds and ends Overtime for 1972 Operatic barber et al. O OX "Oh, doggone!" Old Dominion V.I.P.'s ___ one's rights One who cuts up what others have shot Open ender One of a baker's dozen, perhaps Office organizer Office workers Org. that oversees international swimming competition OK with Ox, to another ox One Direction member who went in another direction One of the Cyclades Islands. Oriental cymbals Old Testament prophet. Outer skirts in the Philippines. One who stops to smell the daisies Orator's dearth? Olla podrida Onetime site of Yale. Old ___, Conn. [black] One with a nose for news. Old scholastic theological system One on a playground, perhaps "Off with ___ head" 146% of CCCL Ocean craft. Off-road vehicle Old French coin On-line chat client On-line gossip site One who might excel at Excel: Abbr. One who wants to go stag? Org. that approves Aim Org. that fights coal plants Original Dungeons & Dragons game co. Ornette Coleman's instrument ___ of omission Onetime giant among stock brokerages "___ out" Owed: Obs. Old-time jail for deadbeats Open a bottle. Open a bottle Opening for passage of hoisting machine. One seeking Mr. Right? One seeking Mr. Right? Oversees (with "on"): Slang. Oversees, with "on" Oxhide strap of South Africa. ORD or LAX e.g. Oversee Oversee Old Egyptian amulets Ones who scoff One looking through your files One looking through drawers One looking through drawers One going through papers in a safe, say One rummaging One of the higher animals Orderly Oil worker's after-death experience? Order to the helm Orators Orators Orator. Orator Overflow of a reservoir. Ones peeking at rams and ewes? Old ball park in Philadelphia Ozone layer, e.g. One helped raise Romulus and Remus Olivia of the Met *Out-of-bounds shooters? Of speech sounds Of the seal family. *One who apprentices woodworkers O'Connor costar Oriental rice concoctions. Of a cavity Of a nasal cavity Of cranial cavities One-hit wonder that totally ripped off the Postal Service for its 2009 #1 hit "Fireflies" Obliged to pay actor Leonard? Of the science of mountains. One whose hobby is exploring caves. One exploring deeply? 90...or a good title for this puzzle? Orators on July 7th and 14th. One conferring honor upon Oscar Wilde Memorial sculptor Oscar Wilde Memorial sculptor Official language of China Old Austrian town Oft-repeated exclamation of shame Offer for an R. J. Reynolds brand? One-name R&B star Occupy the next chair. Old Danish units of exchange. Old English coins. Old English money of account. Old Danish money. Old English moneys. Old English moneys of account. Old English money. Ol' ___, Bluegrass State. Old ___ (like orthopedic shoes and lace handkerchiefs) One who fails in duty. 1996 Olympian noted for performing on an injured ankle One in a sticky situation One who exhibits stick-to-it-iveness One with the Elmer's One using Elmer's 1994 Olympic rink star Olympic figure skater Nancy . . . on these One way to cruise along One who maintains that scientists from another planet created all life on Earth One who believes humans descended from extraterrestrials One in Cooperstown One cup Offbeat stand-up comic 21- or 55-Across Obstacle course in some video games One who runs a jail? One with a half-interest One with a half-interest?