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Old Portuguese coin One suspending an action, in law One who halts a nuisance One who suspends an action, in law One who suspends an action, at law One who suspends an action, in law "___ of wrath and tears": Henley One who plays hoops Outback no-no? Okay to finish second? 2006 Olympics figure skating silver medalist Overspread Opposite of nothing? Obscures fully Old name for Lesotho One way to stare Off-color jokes One the ___. On the ___. Order a Bacardi cocktail Old-time advice to a motorist. Only film directed by Marlon Brando Oval activity "Our Gang" producer Outer garment, N. Africa. One summoning a taxi Overthrow of a government in the Himalayas? Outlet for fans Offenbach heroine and namesakes Objects of infatuation One with lots Old Los Angeles Times gossip columnist On the ____: close behind OKLAHOMA CITY suffers a disaster in a fishing contest 'Oh, boo --!' (mock sympathy) Ornate pipes Ornate tobacco pipes (var.) One way of preparing potatoes. Old-time primer. One way to lose money? Of or like winter Of winter. One of the Ten Attic Orators of ancient Greece One of the "10 Attic orators" Of equal pressure, to a meteorologist Of equal pressure, to a meteorologist Oscar-winning director of 58 Across One of the "Neutron Dance" group Of the same biological group Overcomes a phobia O Of the same origin. Outlandish lamp, for one One of Nixon's Treasury secretaries One of Nixon's Treasury secretaries One of the hats in the ring. *Oven, at times Of the same order. Of a foreign service Outwardly curved surface ...on a daughter's wedding day "Oh, all right" 1968 Ohio Express hit One-upped, in a way Of an Arizona tribe. Of an Arizona tribe Ousted liberal Chinese official: 1989 Online "holy crap!" Orange-red stone. Of a Cyclades island. Of a fine white marble. One who fights for crosswalks? Ottoman sultan known as "the Magnificent" One who defiles Of a layer of rock. Of layers of material. Of layers of rock. Of a layer One with round countenance: Slang. Ones with feet: Suffix Overripe: Colloq. Of a foot. Of the foot Olla ___ (spicy Spanish stew) Old exclamation Opponent of change One fourth: Comb. form. One Old German coin (variant spelling) Old German coin Old German coin Old German coin Old German coin: Var. Old German dollar Old German coin Once again, weld a Wall Street critter? "Oh, puh-leeze!" "Oh, yeah!" "Over and out" Outburst #2 Out awaiting trial One with an array of skills One with an array of skills "___ of adversity" One who believes "practice makes perfect" Offer some sugar lumps to a Triple Crown winner? One taking legal action against a restaurant? One with a poll position? One may be found in the den Of Chinese pottery Of a chorus. Of a singing group ___ oxide, used in metallurgy Old Korean One of a body of singers. Ohio feline? Oscar-winning films of 1930 and 1940 Othello's words? *Oft-wed actress One troubled with delusions Out-of-door flights of steps. Outdoor stairways Orchestral fairy tale by Prokofiev One of his newest hits is "Wanted." Optical toy Orbital low points Oscars for movie animals. Outdoor stairway One-time presidential hopeful Old-fashioned restraint with a built-in boom box? Old-fashioned restraint with a built-in boom box? Overcoats. Old English merchant Old English merchant One known to chalk something up: Abbr. Offenbach work. One who classifies. "Our tool salesmen really --" One of Truman's economic advisers. Of Erie, Huron, etc. Old province of central Honshu. One of a Midwestern pair. Outstanding example: Slang. Oner Order to a bartender One putting up framed stone carvings? One putting up framed stone carvings? Of a kind of braid Only somewhat female? One illegally using a handicapped space? Overact, with "up" Overplay, with "up" Oppressive Of uranium, plutonium, etc. Oriental porters. One of them won in 1804 One of them won in 1804 Old-squaw, a sea-duck. Oz creator's cry when he first realized what family he was born into? One of several congressmen and his dish Objects of poolside ogling? Objects of poolside ogling? Occasions to see butterflies Occasions to see butterflies Off-key Off-key Off-key Operatic offering by Gounod Opinions of Greg Louganis? One reason for crowded depots? Olympics symbol 'One Life to Live" clan "On the Waterfront" actor "On the Waterfront" actor Oscar winner: 1967 Oscar-winning portrayer of Police Chief Bill Gillespie, 1967 "On the Waterfront" brother of Marlon Brando 1967 Oscar winner Ones hiking through snow Odious ones Old Turkish soldier Opposite of "make clear" Odysseus' comrade in arms. Outdo Eminem and Dr. Dre? Onion roll with a bug in it? "Outsider in the House" Obstacle: Var. Obstructionist. Ones going home after dinner? Olfactory offender Old Roman earthenware cask. Of detective Sherlock Old mare's throat problem? One uneasy in finery: Slang. One ill at ease in fine clothes Old-style furniture fabric. One way across the Hudson. Objectionable religious object Oscar-winning Judy. Odometer stat. ___ oneself (goes) Orchestral leader, of "Youth Opportunity" fame. One sans saddle sores? One who doesn't saddle up? Opening up completely Outlook of a thug? One way or other (with "by”). ___ off (gets along well). Out of sorts feeling (and a hint to the starts of 17-, 26-, 49- and 59-Across) One who takes up a task again Opportunity to skydive? One way of spelling the monkey of the Rh factor. One kind of time out. Of the beginning Oscar-winning song of 1959 Out, as library books One who almost won