Without any qualifications, say Without any reservations for express Wimbledon great Sampras Where game is protected Where game is protected "Walking Dead" survivor Grimes Where game is protected With first of pastries provide further helping of jam Wild rich gal chasing love — here's suitable match? Wasted sound What the first and last letters of 13 answers in this puzzle proceed through What begins with a beat, pal improvising around Beethoven's Fifth What the second of three zeros might mean What this would be to Caesar? Wasted sound? What the second of three zeros might mean Web searcher's frustration Wise guy? Wise guy Wise guy Wise guy? Wise guy Word from the Hindi for "master" Wallace's predecessor. Win Wise man in a truban Wise guy Wise guy? Wise guy Wharton School applicant's hurdle, for short Wise man in a turban Wise man in a turban Wise guy Wharton requirement Wharton applicant's exam: Abbr. Wise teacher Wise guy Wharton requirement What Wharton requires you to take Wise teacher Word from the Hindi for ''master'' Work (out) With 7-Down, solve Work (out) Work (out) Wise Hindu Word in a letter closing 'What's mine is ___' Without couth Without couth Without refinement Words of comfort Wine bottle contents in Hitchcock's "Notorious" Wrongly heard suffix in the "What's wrong with being sexy?" bit in "This Is Spinal Tap" "Was __ das?" “Was ___ los?” (“What’s wrong?”) What a junker may be good for Whirler out West Wrangler's rope Western prop "Was ___ das?" Word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 52-Across and 11- and 25-Down Wire re-repairer: Abbr. Word spoken with a raised glass Word spoken with one hand up What's missing from a KO? Westerner's rope. What's missing from a KO? Word spoken with a raised glass Word spoken with one hand up Wedding suit Wimpy's antithesis Wimpy's antithesis Word before "Johnny" or "Lucy" Word before "to you" Word introducing Johnny Word before 'Johnny' or 'Lucy' Wristband, e.g. Wristband, e.g "Was ___ passiert?" (German "What happened?") "We're trying to watch the movie!" "Was ___ das?" (German question) Wrangler's gear Where to see Redford: Abbr. Whisperer's comeuppance With some speed Western costume accessory Workers with anvils Wild West show prop Whisperer's comeuppance "Was ___ das?" Workers in metal. Workers with gold, silver, etc. Warning that often precedes 17-, 30-, 49- and 65-Across "Was ___ los?" Workers with hammers Workers at forges Warning to a chatty theatergoer 'Was ___ das?' (German question) Wireless communication device Workers at forges 'Was ___ los?' Workers with anvils Workers with anvils With 'The,' '80s British rockers who gave their group 'the most ordinary name' With "The," '80s British rockers who gave their group "the most ordinary name" Workers in forges 'Was ___ das?' Whisperer's reproof 'Was — los?' Weapon also known as a "lead-spitter" Weapon in prohibition "Would I do that?" "Who, me?" Western costume accessory Wrangler's gear 'Was -- das?' (German question) Wild West show prop "Who, me?" "Was __ das?" Word from Miss Piggy Wrangler's gear "Would I do that?" Western prop 'Was __ das?' Western prop Word spoken in mock indignation Word of feigned innocence What a hood may hide "Who, me?" What's inspired by the ocean? Word from Miss Piggy Whisperer's comeuppance "Who, me?" What sailors breathe What sailors and beachgoers breathe "Who, me?" What sailors and beachgoers breathe Where work piles up ... with a hint to this puzzle's theme What's inspired by the ocean? What's inspired by the ocean? What the Kattegat is. What pirates inhale Word often addressed to Bob? Weapon: Slang. Word after yes Word after yes or no Water channel Word after "yes" or "no" Word after "yes" or "no" Word often addressed to Bob? Wild stream. Weapon for Capone Wild flood Warning to a chatty theatergoer Warning to a chatty theatergoer What a mug might hold Weapon carried in a speakeasy "Who, me?" Whacking tool What the Pharaohs were. "Would you be referring to yours truly?" Word from Miss Piggy Warlords, e.g. What a mug might hold? What a mug might hold Wiseguy's weapon Warlords, e.g Weapon for a gangster Weapon also known as a "lead-spitter" Worker who calls it a day Wiseguy's weapon What a mug might hold Word of fake innocence "Who, me?" Weapon that takes its name from its inventor Whacking tool? Whacking tool "Who, me?" Whacking tool? Watch recipient, perhaps 'Who, me?' 'Who, me?' Word of fake innocence 'Who, me?' Wise guy's weapon Weapon in film noir What Descartes called himself Word of feigned innocence 'Why, you don't think I did it, do you?' Word from Miss Piggy 'Who, me?' "Who, me?" "Who, me?" Wimpy's antithesis What Nereus drove. Walrus War-torn nation since 2011 Where damask comes from Where Damascus is capital War-torn country since 2011 Where Aleppo is Where Damascus is capital Where Aleppo is. Where Latakia is. Where Aleppo is Where Homs is Where piasters are currency Where Damascus is capital War-torn country since 2011 War-torn country William the pirate William the pirate William the pirate William the pirate Wordplays Wordplay Witty bits Wit with words. Witticisms of a sort. Witty sayings. Wordplay Wits' bits What crossword clues with question marks often are Wordplays Witticisms Word plays Wordplay-based jokes Witticisms Word plays Wordplayer's humor Wits' bits What crossword clues with question marks often are Wordplay-based jokes Witty bits Wilde witticisms, often Witty Word that can precede the last word of 17-, 24-, 48- and 58-Across With 64-Down, wiseguys Word before card or cookie Whiplike? Word that can precede the last word of 17-, 24-, 48- and 58-Across With 64-Down, wiseguys With it Well tailored. Well dressed. Witty. With 5 Across, wise guy With 1-Across, pseudo-wits Whiplike?