| Occurred to (with "on") | 33 |
| Oceanside town north of San Diego | 33 |
| Oscar winner as Queen Elizabeth I | 33 |
| Offending soldier's expulsion | 33 |
| One casting a "no" vote | 33 |
| Of a woman's marriage portion | 33 |
| Old-fashioned field goal attempts | 33 |
| Organization for senior travelers | 33 |
| On ___ (fresh from the grapevine) | 33 |
| One whose goal is changing shape? | 33 |
| Offering for continuing education | 33 |
| One with a long commute, probably | 33 |
| One who used to get Bronx cheers? | 33 |
| O.T. book about returning to Zion | 33 |
| One end of the political spectrum | 33 |
| Outsized sleeping accommodations? | 33 |
| One using a cat-o'-nine-tails | 33 |
| One of Peter Rabbit's sisters | 33 |
| Ontario city just west of Buffalo | 33 |
| Occurrence before the chute opens | 33 |
| One not taking just a few classes | 33 |
| One who can make brown eyes blue? | 33 |
| Offer to shake, between big cats? | 33 |
| Opening to an underground network | 33 |
| Once-common monochrome PC display | 33 |
| Old ABC series about a paramedic? | 33 |
| Offers, as merchandise on a shelf | 33 |
| One whoÂ’s at home in Germany? | 33 |
| Object behind a fast food counter | 33 |
| Oregon and Idaho's ___ Canyon | 33 |
| Offspring of a horse and a donkey | 33 |
| Out of sight, with "up" | 33 |
| Order of the British Empire, e.g. | 33 |
| Ones with one thing on their mind | 33 |
| One who thinks outside of the box | 33 |
| Old name for De Valera's land | 33 |
| Of a certain work having 24 books | 33 |
| One of Nelson Riddle's fortes | 33 |
| Offbeat comedienne oddly spelled | 33 |
| Old Martin's murderous nephew | 33 |
| One who "borrows" a car | 33 |
| Original name of Whiskas cat food | 33 |
| One of DC Comics' Teen Titans | 33 |
| One of the "Great" five | 33 |
| One jumping on the bandwagon, say | 33 |
| One of Rockne's Four Horsemen | 33 |
| One of four preludes by Beethoven | 33 |
| Opposing team's confrontation | 33 |
| One who may confuse cees and zees | 33 |
| One of Robin Hood's Merry Men | 33 |
| One skilled at expressing relief? | 33 |
| Occasions that begin with misses? | 33 |
| One who has roasts without hosts? | 33 |
| One who draws exceptionally well? | 33 |
| One of a temporary 20 in children | 33 |
| Obsessive zeal for a single thing | 33 |
| One-time Hungarian prime minister | 33 |
| One may be hidden in a teddy bear | 33 |
| Ornamental figure of Japanese art | 33 |
| Oxfam and Save the Children, e.g. | 33 |
| One overly concerned with details | 33 |
| One ensuring army equipment works | 33 |
| Of songbirds (anagram of SO NICE) | 33 |
| Of the world's heaviest metal | 33 |
| One who lives far from the office | 33 |
| Opposite of "back east" | 33 |
| Official residence at the Vatican | 33 |
| One may help you with your briefs | 33 |
| One whoÂ’s absurdly optimistic | 33 |
| Odd container for baby back ribs? | 33 |
| One-time site of busy typewriters | 33 |
| Overthrown, overcome, or helpless | 33 |
| Option for a traveling politician | 33 |
| On-the-go Sony devices, for short | 33 |
| Odd container for cattle herders? | 33 |
| Officer in charge of the stewards | 33 |
| Officers in charge of provisions? | 33 |
| One locking horns with a bighorn? | 33 |
| One who turns a place upside down | 33 |
| One often picked up after a split | 33 |
| Oboist at a music store, perhaps? | 33 |
| Ones who might get service calls? | 33 |
| One Tolkien middle "R." | 33 |
| Oblique-angled, four-sided figure | 33 |
| Obsessive-compulsive soap purger? | 33 |
| Object thrown at a demonstration? | 33 |
| Owner and operator of many planes | 33 |
| One place to go around in circles | 33 |
| One's savings, metaphorically | 33 |
| Our first female Governor General | 33 |
| Org. that holds Renaissance Fairs | 33 |
| Old scholastic theological system | 33 |
| Oscar the Grouch's expression | 33 |
| Occupation made obsolete by print | 33 |
| Opposite of "dissipate" | 33 |
| One whoÂ’s grouchy and miserly | 33 |
| One might make you stop and think | 33 |
| Organizer of many a sit-in: Abbr. | 33 |
| Org. that called 60's strikes | 33 |
| Org. that called '60s strikes | 33 |