Like "O" : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

" ___ like Odysseus . . . ": Yeats "___ like old times" "I Like ___" (old campaign slogan) "I like only the ___ peppers" "In what way?"/Like overcooked steak/Possess/European capital on a gulf (1985) "It Seems Like Old Times" composer "Like, obviously!" "Love Is Like Oxygen" band "Oh, baby, that's what I like!" oldie "There's No Place Like ___" (old TV slogan) [I just need, like, one spoonful of milk] A mirage may look like one Acting like one has something to hide Applies, like ointment Become noticeable, like old food in the fridge Best-liked one, slangily Collections of like objects Company PCs are likely on one Controlled, like one's pet Declaration of what makes the likes of us stick together? (13) Didn't like one bit Dracula-like one Dressed like Oliver Twist, say Dude looks like one, to Aerosmith? Each of this puzzle's long Across answers sounds like one Element like oxygen or carbon Feel like one in headlights, post-show Fellow like Othello First celebrity to use his likeness on a video game (albeit his was a primitive square) Fish with sucker-like organs Fruits like oranges and lemons Groups like OPEC Hoe or rake (like one might use to tend plants after losing one's job) Holly-like oak Inflate, like one's chest Joined, like oxen Less like Oscar Madison Life-size likeness of Elvis, maybe Like ___ of bricks Like 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' Like 'oy vey' Like "O" Like "Ol' Man River" Like "Orlando Furioso" Like "Othello" Like "Othello" in tone Like many a crossword clue for the word OREO, or like old Oreos Like O. Henry stories Like O. Henry tales Like O'Casey Like O'Hare: Abbr. Like O'Neill's "Bound East for Cardiff" Like O'Neill's "Ile" Like O'Neill's ape Like O'Neill's Yank Like oak leaves Like oak leaves and brains Like Obama's office Like Oberlin, since 1833 Like objective data Like objects dipped in liquid nitrogen Like obnoxiously colored clothes Like oboe music Like oboe notes Like obscenities in family newspapers Like obsidian Like obstacles Like obstinate critters Like obvious type Like ocean air Like ocean currents Like ocean depths Like ocean trenches Like ocean water Like oceanfront houses, often Like oceanic islands Like ocher Like October leaves Like octogenarians Like octuplets? Like odd socks Like oddly conjugated verbs: Abbr. Like Odets' "Waiting for Lefty" Like Odin Like Odin and Thor Like Odin or 9-Down Like Odin or the Valkyries Like odor-indicating lines, in comics Like Odysseus or Theseus Like Oedipus' marriage Like Oedipus's curse in "Oedipus Rex" Like off-color humor Like off-season business Like offenses one can get canned for Like office managers, e.g. Like Ogden Nash's lama Like Ogden Nash's lama, in a poem Like Ogden Nash's verse Like ogee moldings Like ogres Like oil by the barrel Like oil directly from a well Like Oksana Baiul? Like old 78s Like old age? Like old alphabets Like old AM radio Like old apples Like old arguments Like old attics Like old autocratic Russia Like old bargain stores Like old bathtubs Like old bathwater Like old battlefields Like old blue jeans Like old bread Like old butter Like old butts, sometimes Like old candles at Christmas Like old castles Like old cigarettes Like old cigars, maybe Like old college buildings Like old college walls Like old computer printers Like old coots Like old donuts Like old Elvis albums Like old engines Like Old England Like old gasoline Like old generals (Abbr.) Like Old Glory with 48 stars? Like old gossip Like old graveyards at midnight Like Old Irish lettering Like old jeans Like old jokes Like Old King Cole Like old lamp cords Like old lettuce Like old LP's Like old LPs Like old mattresses, perhaps Like old meat Like old milk Like old movies Like old mud on one's shoes Like Old Nassau's walls Like old news Like old newspaper clippings, often Like old newspaper pages Like old newspaper, color-wise Like old newspapers Like Old Nick Like old Norse alphabets Like old Norse works Like Old Norse writing Like old nylons Like old oak trees Like old paperback novels Like old Paree Like old Paris streets Like old phones Like old photos Like old postcards Like old potato chips Like old pretzels Like old quilts Like old recordings Like old records Like old roads Like old rolls Like old Rome Like old roofs Like old Russia Like old Russia, politically Like old Russia, rulewise Like old Russian states Like old sailors Like old schoolmasters Like old schoolmasters, stereotypically Like old schools Like old socks Like old socks, maybe Like old spuds Like old station wagons Like old streets Like old sweaters Like old teams that ferried borax Like old tires Like old tubs Like old typewriters Like old unrecyclable bottles Like old videos Like old Volvos Like old watches Like old-fashioned phones Like old-time schoolhouses