| Warehouse area for trucks |
25 |
| www.eyeglasses .com? |
20 |
| Where the Mona Lisa smiles |
26 |
| Well-honed |
10 |
| Wild swings: Slang. |
19 |
| World's most cultivated avocado, named for its developer |
56 |
| Welcomes into the firm |
22 |
| Web browser icon |
16 |
| Works in the yard |
17 |
| Weapon for a medieval assassin? |
31 |
| Word of feigned innocence |
25 |
| What a stick shift shifts |
25 |
| Weighty put-down |
16 |
| What a fish steers with |
23 |
| Wee picnicker, after tasting spilled rye? |
41 |
| Wiener |
6 |
| Wedding necessity |
17 |
| Wood in Lucius Malfoy's wand |
28 |
| Wagnerian girl et al. |
21 |
| Waterfowl |
9 |
| Wrigglers in reefs |
18 |
| Wipe out entirely |
17 |
| Wipes out on the half-pipe, say |
31 |
| What Mr. Hyde personified |
25 |
| Wearing away by friction |
24 |
| Wipe clean, as a blackboard |
27 |
| When the credits roll |
21 |
| What 30 means, in printers' slang. |
34 |
| Would-be wooer's goal |
21 |
| When Irish ___ are smiling ... |
30 |
| Winter item sold in pairs |
25 |
| Wonderland creature |
19 |
| World's largest fruit company |
29 |
| Where some lemons are picked? |
29 |
| Well-dressed |
12 |
| Wide divergence |
15 |
| Wedding reception hiree |
23 |
| Woozy because of riding in an auto |
34 |
| Wince |
5 |
| Wetlands reptile, for short |
27 |
| Water source |
12 |
| What is an alternative to a golden parachute? |
45 |
| Weapon in the game Clue |
23 |
| Word aptly represented by four black squares in this puzzle |
59 |
| Whitener for the laundry |
24 |
| Worktable |
9 |
| Wheeler or Lahr |
15 |
| Weird-voiced comedian (short one letter) |
40 |
| White House name |
16 |
| Where "Lost" is found |
21 |
| Word that keeps the same meaning if "cap-" is added at the front |
64 |
| Worker whose stock-in-trade is spit and polish |
46 |
| Welding gas |
11 |
| Words of lament |
15 |
| Wintour or Quindlen |
19 |
| Wreaths of old |
14 |
| What ___, chopped liver?": 2 wds. |
33 |
| Whirlpool rival |
15 |
| Where yodels are heard |
22 |
| Wait! There's more ... |
22 |
| Wedding figure |
14 |
| Worried greatly |
15 |
| World-weary Titan? |
18 |
| Words on a docent's nametag |
27 |
| Wide necktie |
12 |
| What Indiana once pursued |
25 |
| Wrist's locale |
14 |
| What the uncaring don't give |
28 |
| With No. 8 struck out, Mets stadium is densely populated (8) |
60 |
| Wave ___ |
8 |
| Without thinking |
16 |
| Wolf Frankenstein shoots him, in a 1939 film |
44 |
| Web mags |
8 |
| Wide thoroughfares |
18 |
| What sales reps may be reimbursed for |
37 |
| Where unison countdowns usually begin |
37 |
| Where many countdowns start |
27 |
| With very little encouragement |
30 |
| Where naval battles are fought |
30 |
| Win |
3 |
| Wack |
4 |
| Women with habits |
17 |
| Want |
4 |
| Wedge-shaped diacritical mark |
29 |
| When pigs fly! |
14 |
| Wherewithal |
11 |
| What to say to a doctor? |
24 |
| Wordsworth's Tintern ____ |
28 |
| Worrisome mechanical sound |
26 |
| Wrestler Flair nicknamed "the Nature Boy |
40 |
| Wrestler Flair or singer Ocasek |
31 |
| Went by moped |
13 |
| Wrinkly Jamaican fruits |
23 |
| Word like "Yuck!" or "Ick! |
26 |
| World's oldest continuously operated airline |
44 |
| What tachometers rec. |
21 |
| Wander freely |
13 |
| Word with elbow or rumpus |
25 |
| Words made more broadly applicable by the Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Windsor |
94 |
| William the Conqueror was one |
29 |