| Womanizing chauffeur in a 1966 film |
35 |
| Whodunit terrier |
16 |
| Went horseback riding |
21 |
| What college provides |
21 |
| Where a wife gets her first kiss |
32 |
| When some news shows air |
24 |
| What's packed in a backpack |
27 |
| Where Hercules fought a lion |
28 |
| Wildebeest's alias |
18 |
| Wood in two Iowa city names |
27 |
| Williams or Warhol |
18 |
| Where Mosul is |
14 |
| Wrigley Field wall feature |
26 |
| Walks dizzily |
13 |
| What you might need to do with a spotless car? |
46 |
| Where one is always looking up? |
31 |
| Would you eat them in a box? / Would you eat them with a fox? |
61 |
| Wright brothers' craft, e.g. |
28 |
| Word in some French restaurant names |
36 |
| Website offering |
16 |
| Wide foot size |
14 |
| Word with tide or song |
22 |
| Word after who or how |
21 |
| Words following a Freudian slip |
31 |
| Website connection |
18 |
| Word with summer or giver |
25 |
| Where planes meet |
17 |
| When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are last seen in "Hamlet |
58 |
| What each set of circled letters in this puzzle represents |
58 |
| What a person may go under |
26 |
| What 'je suis' means |
20 |
| What Elizabeth wants Philip to be. |
34 |
| Where Boulder and Denver are: Abbr. |
35 |
| Wells's Upper-worlders |
22 |
| Word after spitting |
19 |
| What the boxer had? |
19 |
| Woody's musical son |
19 |
| Word with basket or line |
24 |
| Words for numbers |
17 |
| White oak of California |
23 |
| WarGames" grp. |
14 |
| Word for Cassius |
16 |
| Western city that sounds slippery |
33 |
| Woody's dad |
11 |
| What though care killed ___ . . . ": Shak. |
42 |
| What Doctors Without Borders provides |
37 |
| Winding |
7 |
| Words after "On your mark |
25 |
| Words before Man or Pines |
25 |
| Wrinkled citrus |
15 |
| Word with cold and case |
23 |
| Where leprechauns gambol |
24 |
| Wedding feature, in two different senses |
40 |
| What to have at a fish fry? |
27 |
| Western extreme of Africa. |
26 |
| Wind or twist |
13 |
| What may be lost at a gym |
25 |
| Wide specification |
18 |
| Writer of a happy sentiment, maybe |
34 |
| Who said "Isn't life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves? |
78 |
| Woody's folkie son |
18 |
| When two strangers meet for dinner, perhaps: 2 wds. |
51 |
| Worm on a fishing line, say |
27 |
| Works a tough row? |
18 |
| What follows "aka |
17 |
| Where some eye tests are taken: Abbr. |
37 |
| Wrist |
5 |
| Work clothes, perhaps |
21 |
| Wife of a duke |
14 |
| Wild, crazy indulgence |
22 |
| Warlike nations |
15 |
| Winter weather hazard |
21 |
| Word in a classic Maugham title |
31 |
| Watson, to Bell |
15 |
| Without ease or grace. |
22 |
| William Shatner alma mater |
26 |
| Worker's list |
13 |
| Weakest of beers |
16 |
| Well-mannered guy |
17 |
| What one could do at a post house |
33 |
| With wide-open mouth |
20 |
| Where H. Rap Brown did time |
27 |
| Winter Olympics leap |
20 |
| Where trapeze artists meet |
26 |
| Week in and week out |
20 |
| Word with "east" or "date |
25 |
| Where torahs are kept |
21 |
| Wild animal ID |
14 |
| Wind that can be gentle or stiff! |
33 |
| Wood for crafts and rafts |
25 |
| Wassail alternative |
19 |
| William Piper contemporary |
26 |
| Word scorned by procrastinators. |
32 |
| What pitchers do |
16 |
| Worked hard for |
15 |
| Worm or fly |
11 |
| World Series" game |
18 |
| With a neat, respectable appearance |
35 |
| Where the Clintons got law degrees |
34 |
| Where to see shooting stars |
27 |