One of a well-known pair. "___ own self . . . " One kind of Russian. Oscar-winning actress rested in club (8) Order of tailless amphibia. Order of frogs. Order of amphibians. Order of frogs and toads. Order of frogs Order including frogs, toads, etc. Order of frogs and toads One of ancient school of French poets. Orlando Furioso poet "Orlando Furioso" author "Orlando Furioso" poet "Orlando Furioso" poet "Orlando Furioso"/"Dracula" authors Old ad challenge to wannabe artists Old ad challenge to wannabe artists 5% of a fin Original "Jeopardy" host on the ocean? Opinions giver of a sort. Onion rings' location? Old-fashioned contraction Of the appetite. Of appetite, in philosophy. Old West lure One of Chaucer's pilgrims Oriental silkworm "___ of the Opera" Order, in Orléans Outmoded den appliances Off to ___ (on one's way): Colloq. Off to ___. O'Neill play about a heavenly deliveryman? Old poem about a bargain at a church sale? On ___ (over ice). Ode stanzas Old Roman dress. Octavia's garment Old robe. - out (revolted) Occurred On tour On the road Ocean nomads Occurring On ___ with (amicable) OHIO One-man show about President Truman One who answers. Occasion to hang up the fangs? Occasion to hang up the fangs? "Once in a Lifetime" band, on the flip side One who has returned to his old creed. OUTSIDE One who brings an entourage together? Of reproduction Of special concern Occupying the brain Of a church council One being paid One who does an about-face. One-fifth of the Union Ottoman reserve soldier. One left behind. One who stays behind Oscar winners' lines Oscar winners' lines One on the run Old explosive Old Testament giant. One of six in this puzzle One of six in this puzzle Oscar nominee for "A Man and a Woman" Opener at a trattoria "Oh, I give up!" Of a chemical compound Old. Obsolete. Obsolete Old-fashioned On impulse? Old lead weights. 'Olympic Portraits' photographer Obese author's admission? Old-fashioned love knot. Old-time love knot. Old love token Old style love song Old-style love song Old porch, shiny inside? Old gas giant Old foursome (and a hint to this puzzle) Object at a Jewish wedding which the center of this grid kind of looks like Offshore flapper Ones eligible for marathon prizes Of a public place: Lat. Outline drawn by an Arctic artist? Occurrence of incoming water Overwhelming quantities Old wheels of Wisconsin? Order to a complainer One full of surprises, e.g. "... on second thought, let's pass!" "Oysters ___ in season" One of the Skywalkers dressed up as St. Nick? Oldest city in Colombia Old-time storage spots One with polish and a buffing rag One who thinks logically Opening track of "The Beatles' Second Album" Onetime two-bit applications Oxford brighteners Oxford brighteners Of President Arosemena's land. One way to prepare 4 Down. One language spoken in India (Var.) Out with the guys, and an apt title for this puzzle Out with the guys, and an apt title for this puzzle Overly North Dakotan? Overcoats. Org. which folded in 1998 One in need Overseers of a sort Out-of-shape policeman? Out-of-shape policeman? Order-producing order Order-producing order Order to a sloppy senator? One who went to tell the king the sky was falling Old Spanish coins Old Spanish coins Old silver coins of Spain Old Spanish coins Old Spanish silver coins One who keeps 64th notes Onetime name at New York's Rockefeller Center Of weather forecasting. Of navigation over the ocean. Old troops on horseback "On the Origin of Species," for one? "On the Origin of Species," for one? Ocular pest One of the Galápagos Islands Occhi Of the beginning of a discourse. Overpriced insects? Orbs, old style Overhead security devices Ophthalmologist's implement On poor umpiring: "Macbeth" Object of a knight's affection Opportunity for trade? Oscar-winning role for 11-Down in "Morning Glory" Odin, Ve , and ___, slayers of 54 Down. Odin's brother. "Or else," e.g. ". . . or else" message "Or else!" is one Old copier? Of wine. Online "script" Object of bovine witchcraft? Object of bovine witchcraft? Ohio town where "there's a happiness" in an old Glenn Miller song Open, in a way Open, in a way Open Open Open, as a seat belt Open, as a seat belt Open feast nun prepared Opposite of a panoramic shot Olympics track-and-field event Outside of a falafel sandwich On/off points: Abbr. Oliver ___, Jenny's lover in "Love Story" One-band appliance One-band set Online protocol Online protocol for remote log-in Obsolescent online connection provider Online protocol for remote log-in Obsolescent online connection provider Online protocol for remote log-in Obsolescent computer-connection provider Old reform movement, it takes reformist leader back into the breach Of the Hebrew faith Observing Pesach, maybe Opponent of Luther Opponent of Luther during the Protestant Reformation Opponent of Luther Opponent of Luther Opponent of Luther during the Protestant Reformation (Of a place) poor Old World finch Old World relative of a canary "On the Money" quote (Part 2) On the up and up One boon of modern days. "On the Waterfront" Oscar nominee Online university staff? One with a sub station Old hag Old woman. Old hag Obfuscates Obscures Obscures Otello librettist Off-season hoops games One using a come-hither gesture Object of study for which Karl Kruszelnicki won an Ig Nobel Prize in 2002 Occupy opponent One stalking lions or tigers One stalking lions or tigers Orioles and Cardinals Opposite of the Minors. Oft-maried lawbreakers Ones for whom two rites make a wrong One might prompt a curtain call One might prompt a curtain call "___ On Earth." Omaha chief who was an ally of the U.S. in the War of 1812 Omaha chief who was an ally of the U.S. in the War of 1812 Official book for pharmacists: Abbr. Oils owned by the government? One of an air pair One who's not fully in control Overprotective government, so to speak Overprotective government, so to speak Ottoman inns Ottoman inns One of the stars of "Battle Cry." Octa- minus one Octa- minus one Opens out Opens, as a sleeping bag Opens Opens, in a way Opens out posh new motor One whose tongue is constantly in a twist, maybe Ones frequently behind bars Oscar-winning actress for "The Great Lie," 1941 Outermost part of the sun's atmosphere Organization uniting young people against the climate crisis "Only two grams ___!" Opening for an anchor cable Opening for an anchor cable