| Of Scheherazade's husband | 29 |
| Original Enterprise navigator | 29 |
| Oscar cinematographer Nykvist | 29 |
| Official language of Tanzania | 29 |
| One of three in eleven: Abbr. | 29 |
| Opposites of opposites: Abbr. | 29 |
| One may be picked up at a bar | 29 |
| One may contain pico de gallo | 29 |
| One on the verge of croaking? | 29 |
| Once-faddish aerobics regimen | 29 |
| One who can give you a leg up | 29 |
| One who makes a giver a giver | 29 |
| Observes, with "of" | 29 |
| Output from Washington Irving | 29 |
| On-air performers, in the biz | 29 |
| One wherewith an osprey preys | 29 |
| Orange-flavored instant drink | 29 |
| Olive-based hors d'oeuvre | 29 |
| Oral history sources, perhaps | 29 |
| One hyping the spud industry? | 29 |
| One dressed in ragged clothes | 29 |
| One-sixteenth of a cup: Abbr. | 29 |
| Olympic basketball powerhouse | 29 |
| One that gives you an eyeful? | 29 |
| One without scissors, perhaps | 29 |
| One on a first date, probably | 29 |
| One of two needed for a score | 29 |
| Opera hero's range, often | 29 |
| One at the edge of the gutter | 29 |
| One trillion, in combinations | 29 |
| O'Shea of music-hall fame | 29 |
| One trying to make the grade? | 29 |
| One more than "tri" | 29 |
| One of Webster's articles | 29 |
| One pirating Springsteen CDs? | 29 |
| One of filmdom's Avengers | 29 |
| One Twain title character ... | 29 |
| Olympic superpower, for short | 29 |
| One who might sew up Patches? | 29 |
| One who takes things wrongly? | 29 |
| One available for the taking? | 29 |
| Once-ubiquitous shoe retailer | 29 |
| One of Pavarotti's assets | 29 |
| One regularly getting punched | 29 |
| Obit for a Los Angeles paper? | 29 |
| Old-fashioned food containers | 29 |
| One end of a bridge, at times | 29 |
| One-named actor from Tel Aviv | 29 |
| Onion or mushroom, on a pizza | 29 |
| Opening segment in a newscast | 29 |
| One-third of a war film title | 29 |
| One who makes a lot of passes | 29 |
| One frequently being waved at | 29 |
| Osgood Hall Law School locale | 29 |
| One could be on a crib sheet? | 29 |
| Ones who can handle adversity | 29 |
| One pulling a tall structure? | 29 |
| Old New York paper, for short | 29 |
| Oxymoronic film title of 1994 | 29 |
| Oklahoma city on the Arkansas | 29 |
| Ostentatiously lofty in style | 29 |
| One adept at pulling strings? | 29 |
| Oft-repeated sound of reproof | 29 |
| One offering help in passing? | 29 |
| One might go for a spin in it | 29 |
| Old political alliance: Abbr. | 29 |
| Old alliance that incl. Egypt | 29 |
| Org. headquartered in Detroit | 29 |
| Opposite of "unter" | 29 |
| Often-illegal turns, in slang | 29 |
| One side in a close encounter | 29 |
| One of Kirk's lieutenants | 29 |
| Of the bone below the humerus | 29 |
| Of a forearm bone: Comb. form | 29 |
| Opposite of "infra" | 29 |
| Oscar-winning actress Miyoshi | 29 |
| One who might eject a manager | 29 |
| One of four in most MLB games | 29 |
| One calling strikes and balls | 29 |
| Official often seen crouching | 29 |
| Org. in a '60s spy series | 29 |
| One known for finger-pointing | 29 |
| Open, as a cabernet sauvignon | 29 |
| Ones too confident of victory | 29 |
| Oxford, e.g., to its students | 29 |
| One piece of a sectional sofa | 29 |
| Offensive, perhaps, as a joke | 29 |
| Open a thigh-high boot, maybe | 29 |
| Official language of Pakistan | 29 |
| Org. behind some food recalls | 29 |
| One calling technical support | 29 |
| One who takes undue advantage | 29 |
| One who might be high-minded? | 29 |
| Online registration creations | 29 |
| One who walks down the aisle? | 29 |
| Obama's country, in slang | 29 |
| One of golf's four majors | 29 |
| Org. for the Williams sisters | 29 |
| One taking something forcibly | 29 |
| One might be dyeing to use it | 29 |