| One who might have to drop the line to perform salah? | 53 |
| One who might get to the root of your problem?: Abbr. | 53 |
| One who might advise you that a flush beats a full house? | 57 |
| One who might "report to the lobby" as you do | 55 |
| One who looks up when someone yells "duck!"? | 54 |
| One who knows everything about the New Directions, e.g. | 55 |
| One who knows all the words to "My World 2.0," presumably | 67 |
| One who hears El Edwards say "You've got mail" | 60 |
| One who hears ''You've got mail'' | 53 |
| One who has grandiose daydreams but a humdrum actual life | 57 |
| One who goes to the can for going to the can too often? (California) | 68 |
| One who encouraged the composer of "Hungarian Dances"? | 64 |
| One who dominates another by sheer force of personality | 55 |
| One who contributes memorabilia to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | 65 |
| One who calls quotation marks "inverted commas" | 57 |
| One who believes humans descended from extraterrestrials | 56 |
| One who adapts orchestral music for marching bands, say | 55 |
| One who accidentally blurts out "I did it!"? | 54 |
| One who "must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES": Eliot | 58 |
| One who "lov'd not wisely but too well" | 53 |
| One who "can survive everything but a misprint": Wilde | 64 |
| One way to make the umpire yell "Strike!"? | 52 |
| One way to describe Pinocchio's relationship to Geppetto | 60 |
| One way to constantly check one of the worst news stories of 2010 | 65 |
| One that most people would prefer to put off meeting? | 53 |
| One that goes "pop" in a children's song | 54 |
| One tenth of a gram (named after an Ancient Greek coin) | 55 |
| One team represents it in the Chick-fil-A Bowl: Abbr. | 53 |
| One team in the N.B.A. All-Star Game, with "the" | 58 |
| One target of Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" | 59 |
| One subject of a "Strange Case" in literature | 55 |
| One studying animals' behavior in their natural habitats | 60 |
| One spans two words in each answer to a starred clue | 52 |
| One sold at Sotheby's in 1989 for more than $50,000 | 55 |
| One sleeping "in the jungle, the mighty jungle," in song | 66 |
| One singing "Fight, fight, fight for Maryland!" | 57 |
| One side's retort to "No, you don't!" | 55 |
| One side in a 19th-century war, with "the" | 52 |
| One running away with a spoon, in a children's rhyme | 56 |
| One reason more people are going to the movies these days? | 58 |
| One reason for the success of "Jersey Shore"? | 55 |
| One providing nonmedical support for a woman in labor | 53 |
| One pretending to like things simply because others do | 54 |
| One phoned on "Qui veut gagner des millions?" | 55 |
| One on the Statue of Liberty is almost three feet long | 54 |
| One on 9/22/2006 had a central duration of 7 minutes, 9 seconds | 63 |
| One often coincides with a vibrational node of a string | 55 |
| One of two women with three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | 63 |
| One of two Virginia signers of the Declaration of Independence | 62 |
| One of two US presidents to win a Nobel Prize and a Grammy award | 64 |
| One of two title roles (in the same film) for Spencer Tracy | 59 |
| One of two presidents graduated from Harvard Law School | 55 |
| One of two partners teamed up throughout this puzzle | 52 |
| One of two NBA teams located in their original cities | 53 |
| One of two in Dickens's "Martin Chuzzlewit" | 57 |
| One of two in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" | 54 |
| One of two engineering features depicted in this puzzle | 55 |
| One of two Doberman pinschers on "Magnum, P.I." | 57 |
| One of Tony's inner circle, on "The Sopranos" | 59 |
| One of Time magazine's cover "Peacemakers" | 56 |
| One of three words popularized on ''Seinfeld'' | 62 |
| One of three U.S. states to host the Winter Olympics | 52 |
| One of three people walking into a bar, in many a joke | 54 |
| One of three in Byron's "She Walks in Beauty" | 59 |
| One of three camel riders[IMPORTANT: See Note, above.] | 54 |
| One of three at the start of "the Scottish play" | 58 |
| One of those MacArthur called "my best soldiers" | 58 |
| One of the worlds in "The War of the Worlds" | 54 |
| One of the Weasleys' owls in "Harry Potter" | 57 |
| One of the two characters in Dr. Seuss' "Fox in Socks" | 68 |
| One of the three H's in a summer weather forecast | 53 |
| One of the superheroes in 2012's "The Avengers" | 61 |
| One of the sisters on "Braxton Family Values" | 55 |
| One of the sisters in Chekhov's "Three Sisters" | 61 |
| One of the singers of "The Madness of King Scar" | 58 |
| One of the singers of "Not Ready to Make Nice" | 56 |
| One of the singers of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" | 63 |
| One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players | 52 |
| One of the original "Charlie's Angels" | 52 |
| One of the ones waiting in "Waiting for Godot" | 56 |
| One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories | 58 |
| One of the muskrats in the 1976 hit "Muskrat Love" | 60 |
| One of the Mudville players on base when the mighty Casey struck out | 68 |
| One of the men waiting in "Waiting for Godot" | 55 |
| One of the lives in Plutarch's "Lives" | 52 |
| One of the housewives on "Desperate Housewives" | 57 |
| One of the heckling critics on "The Muppet Show" | 58 |
| One of the four that end this puzzle's starred answers | 58 |
| One of the five "cities of the plain" in Genesis | 58 |
| One of the first Apple personal computers to use a mouse | 56 |
| One of the Durants who wrote "The Story of Civilization" | 66 |
| One of the Detroit Pistons' "Bad Boys" of the 1990s | 65 |
| One of the deer hunters in "The Deer Hunter" | 54 |
| One of the Chekhov's ''Three Sisters'' | 58 |
| One of the Bunker brothers (who were famous for their closeness) | 64 |
| One of the birds that "come back to Capistrano," in song | 66 |
| One of the Big Four record labels, until it became the Big Three | 64 |
| One of the angels on "Charlie's Angels" | 53 |
| One of the 30 companies comprising the Dow Jones Industrial Average | 67 |
| One of the "virgins" of "Two Virgins" | 57 |