| Only sport where the entire body is a legal target area | 55 |
| One-named teen idol of the late '50s/early '60s | 55 |
| Org. that fined over a "wardrobe malfunction" | 55 |
| Opera character who sings "Largo al factotum" | 55 |
| One often coincides with a vibrational node of a string | 55 |
| Original "Schoolhouse Rock!" fans, informally | 55 |
| Org. "formed" inside the four longest answers | 55 |
| Opening movement of Holst's "The Planets" | 55 |
| Org. with the New York Red Bulls and Los Angeles Galaxy | 55 |
| One subject of a "Strange Case" in literature | 55 |
| Org. with the program "Refuse to Be a Victim" | 55 |
| Org. with a super-creepy "CryptoKids" program | 55 |
| One who tries to "solve a problem like Maria" | 55 |
| One of two presidents graduated from Harvard Law School | 55 |
| Opera tenor who attempts to rescue his lover from Hades | 55 |
| Only player to be part of three World Cup-winning teams | 55 |
| One-named rapper who launched the Konvict Clothing line | 55 |
| One who adapts orchestral music for marching bands, say | 55 |
| Oliver ___, Jenny's lover in "Love Story" | 55 |
| Outfielder who challenged baseball's reserve clause | 55 |
| One "trapped by his sinful talk," in Proverbs | 55 |
| Old Dashiell Hammett radio series, with "The" | 55 |
| Outdoor chore for author, singer, showman and President | 55 |
| One who knows everything about the New Directions, e.g. | 55 |
| One of Machiavelli's "Five Good Emperors" | 55 |
| One reason for the success of "Jersey Shore"? | 55 |
| One who might "report to the lobby" as you do | 55 |
| Occurrence of events not quite eerily at the same time? | 55 |
| One tenth of a gram (named after an Ancient Greek coin) | 55 |
| Only one of the 13 Colonies not touching the Atl. Ocean | 55 |
| Old 'Tonight Show' host studying ethnic groups? | 55 |
| Old slangy ending for "yes" or "no" | 55 |
| Only man ever to win an L.P.G.A. Tour tournament (1962) | 55 |
| Ones whose tastes you obviously wouldn't understand | 55 |
| Only player to hit 60 home runs in a season three times | 55 |
| Org. that issues about 5.5 million new numbers annually | 55 |
| One of South America's smallest republics, formerly | 55 |
| One who dominates another by sheer force of personality | 55 |
| Obeys a neatnik pirate's command regarding the deck | 55 |
| Orange drink on some of Portland's Voodoo Doughnuts | 55 |
| Oscar Wilde's "greatest of all art forms" | 55 |
| One of the sisters on "Braxton Family Values" | 55 |
| Old draft deferment category for critical civilian work | 55 |
| O'Connor of "Witness for the Prosecution" | 55 |
| One of two engineering features depicted in this puzzle | 55 |
| Only founding member of OPEC not located in the Mideast | 55 |
| One of Gabe's "sweathogs," in 70's TV | 55 |
| One of the men waiting in "Waiting for Godot" | 55 |
| One side's retort to "No, you don't!" | 55 |
| Org. whose first champs were the Houston Oilers (1960) | 54 |
| Obstacle surmounted by Hannibal's army in 218 B.C. | 54 |
| Odysseus's faithful dog in "The Odyssey" | 54 |
| Org. with the member magazine "Animal Watch" | 54 |
| Oscar-nominated "My Man Godfrey" actor, 1936 | 54 |
| One of classical music's "Three B's" | 54 |
| One who looks up when someone yells "duck!"? | 54 |
| One-named rocker, venture capitalist, and humanitarian | 54 |
| Org. with the motto "God, home, and country" | 54 |
| Org. whose motto is "God, Home, and Country" | 54 |
| O'Connor's successor as archbishop of New York | 54 |
| One who spells "team" with an "I"? | 54 |
| Order whose members have included five U.S. presidents | 54 |
| One-named singer with the hit "Orinoco Flow" | 54 |
| Old San Francisco hippie hangout, with "the" | 54 |
| Only president who'd been wounded in the Civil War | 54 |
| Oscar-winning song from "A Hole in the Head" | 54 |
| Oscar-winning "Titanic" score composer James | 54 |
| Off-Broadway's ''_____ Baltimore'' | 54 |
| One of a villainous group in "The Lion King" | 54 |
| O(ne of si)x (for a h)e(xago)n (or five for a pyrami)d | 54 |
| Opera whose second act is called "The Gypsy" | 54 |
| One of five states in which same-sex marriage is legal | 54 |
| One of Chekhov's ''Three Sisters'' | 54 |
| One of Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov" | 54 |
| Oscar-nominated "Peyton Place" actress, 1957 | 54 |
| O'Brien's late-night predecessor and successor | 54 |
| Oscar-winning actress of ''Two Women'' | 54 |
| Old "It's smart to be thrifty" sloganeer | 54 |
| One of the "California Dreamin'" singers | 54 |
| One of the worlds in "The War of the Worlds" | 54 |
| Organization whose name is Latin for "table" | 54 |
| Org. that expanded its use of instant replay this year | 54 |
| Old Testament figure who prophesied Nineveh's fall | 54 |
| Org. with the motto "For the benefit of all" | 54 |
| Org. whose motto is "For the benefit of all" | 54 |
| Org. in 1950s-'60s TV's "Naked City" | 54 |
| One of only two presidents with two Ivy League degrees | 54 |
| Oscar nominee Michael of "The Great Santini" | 54 |
| Obama's favorite character on "The Wire" | 54 |
| Onetime teen idol who later hosted "Pyramid" | 54 |
| Org. in the 1946 thriller "Cloak and Dagger" | 54 |
| Occurrence on "Black Friday," Sept. 19, 1873 | 54 |
| Object of many a hopeful machine inventor's search | 54 |
| One pretending to like things simply because others do | 54 |
| One of three people walking into a bar, in many a joke | 54 |
| Option for those who are anti-Russian and anti-French? | 54 |
| One who might use the curse word "bumbaclot" | 54 |
| Old car company with the slogan "Stands Pat" | 54 |
| One who accidentally blurts out "I did it!"? | 54 |
| Old military slogan with scattered money from a shark? | 54 |