| Overprivileged 6-year-old of children's lit | 47 |
| One of the music industry's former Big Four | 47 |
| One of the "big four" music companies | 47 |
| Ones trying to increase circulation, for short? | 47 |
| One with a degree from a technical inst., often | 47 |
| Org. that's affiliated with fueleconomy.gov | 47 |
| Outmoded preposition meaning "before" | 47 |
| Oscar Wilde's "The Garden of ___" | 47 |
| Options for those dealing with personal demons? | 47 |
| Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay, 1996 | 47 |
| Only mo. that can begin and end on the same day | 47 |
| Only mo. that can start and end on the same day | 47 |
| One of the writers of "Boom Boom Pow" | 47 |
| One of the five chief cities of the Philistines | 47 |
| One of the ''Brady Bunch'' boys | 47 |
| One of a pair of mice in "Cinderella" | 47 |
| One of the Coreys on "The Two Coreys" | 47 |
| Obama's State department spokesperson Psaki | 47 |
| One who won't mix fleishig and milchig food | 47 |
| Opponent of Deep Blue, IBM's chess computer | 47 |
| One of the buddies of "Bosom Buddies" | 47 |
| One of ''Charlie's Angels'' | 47 |
| Organization formed by the Treaty of Versailles | 47 |
| Orphan girl in Byron's "Don Juan" | 47 |
| O'Brien's predecessor ... and successor | 47 |
| Oscar winner Melissa of "The Fighter" | 47 |
| Only astrological sign with an inanimate symbol | 47 |
| Octet "a-milking" in a Christmas song | 47 |
| One with a "Semper Fi" bumper sticker | 47 |
| One of the greatest center fielders of all time | 47 |
| Oratorio with the "Hallelujah" chorus | 47 |
| Only X-rated film to win the Best Picture Oscar | 47 |
| Operations were once commonly performed in this | 47 |
| Org. whose members wear fire-resistant clothing | 47 |
| Org. interested in the No Child Left Behind law | 47 |
| One-named singer/actress associated with Warhol | 47 |
| Org. always headed by a U.S. general or admiral | 47 |
| Org. featured in the movie "Sneakers" | 47 |
| One whose flag features a dagger and two swords | 47 |
| O'Neill whom J. D. Salinger wanted to marry | 47 |
| Onetime pop star who hosted "Pyramid" | 47 |
| One-named writer of "Under Two Flags" | 47 |
| Onetime name atop N.Y.C.'s MetLife Building | 47 |
| Org. whose emblem features an eagle and a crown | 47 |
| O. Henry's "The ___ of Red Chief" | 47 |
| Oscar-nominated role in 1969's Best Picture | 47 |
| One not dressed in civvies during the Civil War | 47 |
| Only Hitchcock film to get a Best Picture Oscar | 47 |
| Onetime sponsor of what is now Minute Maid Park | 47 |
| One of many on England's southern coastline | 47 |
| Order to a cowboy (with ''up'') | 47 |
| One-named singer of "Smooth Operator" | 47 |
| Ozzy "Diary of a Madman" song (Abbr.) | 47 |
| Once-again fashionable soulful rock instruments | 47 |
| One leaving the band to pursue other interests? | 47 |
| One of a pair of brother sleuths on '80s TV | 47 |
| One of two or more existing forms of an element | 47 |
| Oscar nominee for "A Man and a Woman" | 47 |
| Outfielder Allen's epithet for Philadelphia | 47 |
| One of two talking animals in the Old Testament | 47 |
| Old pantyhose brand with a famous Joe Namath ad | 47 |
| One akin to a Directioner, Selenator, or Swifty | 47 |
| Opening night expression (with a hidden veggie) | 47 |
| O. Henry bad guy who became a Hollywood/TV hero | 47 |
| Old-fashioned theater technology that uses lime | 47 |
| One that's "perky" in the morning | 47 |
| Oater hero's request when entering the fray | 47 |
| Onetime MTV animated title character and others | 47 |
| Ones brought in to negotiate parts of contracts | 47 |
| Oscar winner who sang in "Annie Hall" | 47 |
| Offstring diabolo trick named for a tiny jumper | 47 |
| Overshot exit ramp in Dallas's sister city? | 47 |
| One of the "Dancing House" architects | 47 |
| Opening-night jitters at a famous rock musical? | 47 |
| Old city buried by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius | 47 |
| Ochoa who won the 2007 Women's British Open | 47 |
| Oscar-winning "Aladdin" composer Alan | 47 |
| One who was very successful with numbered balls | 47 |
| Organized crime enforcers of the 1930s-'40s | 47 |
| Officer in charge of the king's table linen | 47 |
| Online journal's latest young participants? | 47 |
| Org. whose magazine often includes pullout maps | 47 |
| One putting off retirement as long as possible? | 47 |
| One needed to bestow a blessing on a golf club? | 47 |
| Oscar winner for "The Miracle Worker" | 47 |
| One of the more benign of the seven dirty words | 47 |
| Offense of giving obsessive attention to ferns? | 47 |
| Old World pigeons with markings around the neck | 47 |
| Outdoor furniture that can fly you to the moon? | 47 |
| Ocean floor dweller that vomits in self-defense | 47 |
| One-named 'I Could Fall in Love' singer | 47 |
| October event, informally, with "the" | 47 |
| Only man to win both a Nobel Prize and an Oscar | 47 |
| Oscar nominee for "Leaving Las Vegas" | 47 |
| One posing as the son of a Nigerian prince, say | 47 |
| On ___ (how magazine articles might be written) | 47 |
| One of the saner kids on "South Park" | 47 |
| Onetime partner of David Crosby and Graham Nash | 47 |
| Ontario town whose sign boasts a giant elephant | 47 |
| Olympic runner and former Vegas escort Hamilton | 47 |