| Org. that creates output ceilings | 33 |
| Opportunity to get off some shots | 33 |
| Old form of Italian musical drama | 33 |
| Orson's planet in 70's TV | 33 |
| Origin of an egg-shaped spaceship | 33 |
| One of Japan's largest cities | 33 |
| Oldman's "JFK" role | 33 |
| One way to wager on horses: abbr. | 33 |
| Opera based on a Shakespeare play | 33 |
| Ontario's second-largest city | 33 |
| Old comic "Out ___ Way" | 33 |
| One of three in Toyota's logo | 33 |
| One side in baseball negotiations | 33 |
| Out-of-favor sunscreen ingredient | 33 |
| Obsolescent communication devices | 33 |
| Observance one week before Easter | 33 |
| Old-fashioned symbol of authority | 33 |
| Ontario town and French namesake | 33 |
| One who's experienced release | 33 |
| One who might be queen for a day? | 33 |
| One may stand in front of a queen | 33 |
| One meaning of "shalom" | 33 |
| Organic material found in marshes | 33 |
| One who goes strictly by the book | 33 |
| One might have a cameo at the end | 33 |
| One involved in foreign exchange? | 33 |
| One of three 1994 Peace Nobelists | 33 |
| Oil company, in Wall Street lingo | 33 |
| One of TV's 'Friends' | 33 |
| One-sixth of an inch, in printing | 33 |
| One who'll go to bat for you? | 33 |
| One living near the Leaning Tower | 33 |
| Orchestra's place on Broadway | 33 |
| Oliver of "Lake Placid" | 33 |
| Oliver of "Frost/Nixon" | 33 |
| Oslo Accords negotiator with Isr. | 33 |
| Opening in the computer business? | 33 |
| On the right half of the no. line | 33 |
| Occasion for some initial casting | 33 |
| Occasion for many senior moments? | 33 |
| One looking for trouble, in a way | 33 |
| One authorized to act for another | 33 |
| Org. linking teachers and parents | 33 |
| Outdoor area on campus, for short | 33 |
| One of its flavors is strangeness | 33 |
| Outcome of many a chess promotion | 33 |
| Odd from a conventional viewpoint | 33 |
| Old World Style pasta sauce brand | 33 |
| One of Thor Heyerdahl's boats | 33 |
| Outdoor event planner's worry | 33 |
| One spelling for a Hindu princess | 33 |
| One who uses cannabis spiritually | 33 |
| One who celebrates Grounation Day | 33 |
| Ones that warn before they attack | 33 |
| Overnight party with techno music | 33 |
| Old New Yorker cartoonist Gardner | 33 |
| One who deals with a lot of plots | 33 |
| Opener's next call, in bridge | 33 |
| Offer a new construction estimate | 33 |
| Order for "a blue lady" | 33 |
| One of Dewey's older brothers | 33 |
| One that's a bit controlling? | 33 |
| Outkast song about starting over? | 33 |
| Out of the rat race, maybe: Abbr. | 33 |
| One begins parallel parking in it | 33 |
| Offerings in "Lost" ads | 33 |
| Ostrich cousin or actress Perlman | 33 |
| One that's cornered in chess? | 33 |
| Old-fashioned method of education | 33 |
| Orbison of the Traveling Wilburys | 33 |
| One of Pres. Carter's sisters | 33 |
| Oral polio vaccine pioneer Albert | 33 |
| One who goes marching in, in song | 33 |
| One of a popular TV game show duo | 33 |
| On the ___ wavelength (in accord) | 33 |
| One of Margaret Mead's topics | 33 |
| One who provides coal in December | 33 |
| One who flies south in the winter | 33 |
| Obeyed "Down in front!" | 33 |
| One going back and forth to work? | 33 |
| One eager to climb every mountain | 33 |
| Officially approved, as a college | 33 |
| On ___ (how some pranks are done) | 33 |
| One no longer in his comfort zone | 33 |
| Old Massachusetts literary family | 33 |
| Official stamp in a shady recess? | 33 |
| Only US state with a diamond mine | 33 |
| One conclusion of the description | 33 |
| Outbreak caused by the H2N2 virus | 33 |
| One of thousands of small planets | 33 |
| Out for a bite during the workday | 33 |
| One treating disorders of the ear | 33 |
| One reason to see a cardiologist? | 33 |
| Offering from a sleazy negotiator | 33 |
| Ones who schmear on cream cheese? | 33 |
| Occupation involving many workers | 33 |
| Overdeveloped sense of self-worth | 33 |
| One given to sprees on horseback? | 33 |
| Order in a macrobiotic restaurant | 33 |
| Opposite of "willingly" | 33 |