| Werner of "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold" | 55 |
| Words prior to "touche" or "tureen" | 55 |
| What tagging a runner and catching a fly ball result in | 55 |
| Word with "instrument" or "control" | 55 |
| W.W. Jacobs short story "The Monkey's __" | 55 |
| What ''it looks like,'' in conversation | 55 |
| Water _____ ("Wind in the Willows" character) | 55 |
| What usher will do to fan whose ticket doesn't jive | 55 |
| Word said before "time" and "place" | 55 |
| Where Mimmsie Starr got pinched, in a Cole Porter lyric | 55 |
| Writer of the "I am stuck on Band-Aid" jingle | 55 |
| Weezer: "___, that's where I want to be!" | 55 |
| What you might do to help a friend with pressing needs? | 55 |
| When "They Drive," in a 1940 Raft/Bogart film | 55 |
| Where Stephen Hawking and Charles Darwin went to school | 55 |
| What Santa's elves rode when the sleigh broke down? | 55 |
| What the capitalist pig embraces when elected to office | 55 |
| What bad traffic sometimes comes to, with "a" | 55 |
| Whence the phrase "to give the devil his due" | 55 |
| What someone might win after stumping a cultural group? | 55 |
| What a bloodhound can detect that most people can't | 55 |
| With ''The'', Alan Alda film of '81 | 55 |
| Washington & Lee University students, appropriately | 55 |
| When long, it's the mark of a good punt in football | 55 |
| Wrestler once called the "Irresistible Force" | 55 |
| Where "two guys" are often located, joke-wise | 55 |
| What a paranoid person may feel they have on their back | 55 |
| What only Obama and Clinton have, among U.S. Presidents | 55 |
| Writer featured in the memoir "Dream Catcher" | 55 |
| Wallet-size photos of a children's story character? | 55 |
| With "The," groundbreaking Showtime TV series | 55 |
| WAS MR. GIBSON HATCHED DOWN UNDER? NO, ___ IN PEEKSKILL | 55 |
| Woody's "People vs. Larry Flynt" director | 55 |
| Where Gwen Ifill's "Washington Week" airs | 55 |
| What's needed to go from millionaire to billionaire | 55 |
| What's behind the shortage of substitute chocolate? | 55 |
| What a coiled spring or charged battery has, in physics | 55 |
| Word that can mean "now" or "later" | 55 |
| William H. Seward's $7,200,000 recommendation: 1867 | 55 |
| What thousands do on the first Sunday of every November | 55 |
| Where admen nicknaming Kris Kringle meet in California? | 55 |
| Word that can mean "show" or "hide" | 55 |
| What ''My Bonnie lies over,'' in a song | 55 |
| Words with "time limit" or "record" | 55 |
| Where the Beatles opened their 1965 North American tour | 55 |
| Whitfield of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" | 55 |
| Why "The Brady Bunch" girls do well on exams? | 55 |
| West London district nicknamed "Little India" | 55 |
| Word after "shopping" or "spending" | 55 |
| What a cowboy may use while saying "Giddyup!" | 55 |
| Word before "fast" and after "home" | 55 |
| Word for "end" that is split in three answers | 55 |
| Word with "spaghetti" or "shoulder" | 55 |
| What the Mad Hatter pours on the Dormouse to wake it up | 55 |
| Wayne Rooney's jersey number, for Manchester United | 55 |
| Word with both "more" and "merrier" | 55 |
| Who "are coming," in a historical declaration | 55 |
| Words that follow "Felix" or "bell" | 55 |
| Where one might see "OMG" or "TTYL" | 55 |
| Where to find the "Romance of Exmoor" heroine | 55 |
| What a person with wanderlust has, with "the" | 55 |
| What the piano repairman brought to the potluck dinner? | 55 |
| Wit who wrote "When in doubt, tell the truth" | 55 |
| Word separated in this puzzle's six longest answers | 55 |
| Where "the Ukraine girls really knock me out" | 55 |
| Where the first transcontinental railroad was completed | 55 |
| Where Snickers, Skittles and Starburst are manufactured | 55 |
| William Allen needs Ted to make Looking-Glass character | 55 |
| Word coined to describe an unnamed Hulk Hogan maneuver? | 55 |
| When repeated twice, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 55 |
| World's biggest city built on continuous permafrost | 55 |
| Winner of a 1925 intercollegiate crossword championship | 55 |
| Word used a lot by Lumbergh in "Office Space" | 55 |
| Where to find ''Desperate Housewives'' | 54 |
| Where "The Fugitive" aired in the 1960's | 54 |
| When Juliet asks "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" | 54 |
| Winner of all four Grand Slam singles events in tennis | 54 |
| When it's __: answer to an old riddle about a door | 54 |
| Words between "chicken" and "king" | 54 |
| What "the lion's share" originally meant | 54 |
| Word meaning "hello" and "goodbye" | 54 |
| Word with "collection" or "critic" | 54 |
| What Cheever called "the triumph over chaos" | 54 |
| Word with "graphic" and "language" | 54 |
| Words between "one day" and "time" | 54 |
| What the winged woman is holding in the Emmy statuette | 54 |
| Word sometimes paired with ''perched'' | 54 |
| Wisconsin's nickname, with ''the'' | 54 |
| Word with "punching" or "sleeping" | 54 |
| Where you might see a White Russian and a Blue Latvian | 54 |
| Word with "spelling" or "quilting" | 54 |
| What "Britney Spears" means in rhyming slang | 54 |
| With "Molto," it means "well done" | 54 |
| Word after "peat" or before "down" | 54 |
| Word that can follow the last word in each theme entry | 54 |
| Word with "primary" or "intensive" | 54 |
| Word before "a tune" or "the ball" | 54 |
| Words before "spell" or "wide net" | 54 |
| Word repeated after "Chattanooga," in a song | 54 |
| Word after "have your people call my people" | 54 |