| Nickname for a cheater in the Oklahoma land rush of 1889 |
SOONER |
| Not just nibble |
GNAW |
| Nursery-rhyme vessel |
PAIL |
| Old-fashioned suit? |
BESEEM |
| Old-timey steam-powered road locomotives |
TRACTIONENGINES |
| Only country in the world beginning with the letter "O" |
OMAN |
| Opposite of fore |
AFT |
| Org. involved in Russiagate |
FEC |
| Org. that discovered the Wow! signal in space |
SETI |
| Period |
ERA |
| Place for a marquee |
CINEMA |
| Place for locks |
CANAL |
| Puzzle for a translator, often |
IDIOM |
| Rapper Lil ___ Vert |
UZI |
| Recurring Shakespearean figure |
FOOL |
| Rock group |
ORES |
| Roman emperor after Galba |
OTHO |
| Seminal Edward Said book on representation of "the East" |
ORIENTALISM |
| Site of the Pinto revolt against Portuguese rule |
GOA |
| Snowball or Napoleon, in a George Orwell story |
ANIMAL |
| So |
THUS |
| Specks |
IOTAS |
| Stallion's mate |
MARE |
| Stephanie Hannon, e.g., on the 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign: Abbr |
CTO |
| Still friends after a breakup, say |
ONGOODTERMS |
| Subject of a 1982 best-seller on sexuality |
GSPOT |
| Switch on a guitar amp |
ONOFF |
| They're built on benches |
PECS |
| Unwelcome form of audience participation |
FANINTERFERENCE |
| Uplift |
ELATE |
| Uses for old T-shirts |
RAGS |
| Veneer |
FACADE |
| Word that follows "steel" or "open" |
TOED |
| ___ Farm, setting for a George Orwell story |
MANOR |
