Worker's reward Worker's incentive Writer Ludwig Welcome break Worker's reward Worker's reward Worker's reward When dodgeball may be played When kids get a break When some dodge a ball When to give a kid a break When kids get a break Welcome unexpected event: additional emolument What a long shot has What a long shot has Wearing pants, not quite sticking to the vital parts Woke up Worked up. Woken in so rude a fashion Woke up Writer Emile Writer born in Paris: 1840 With 44-Across, United Arab Emirates sheikdom or its capital Writer Émile Writer Émile Writer killed by fumes from a blocked chimney Writer forced to flee France in 1898 Word on the Asian capital list With 18-Across, capital of the United Arab Emirates Writer Cioran What's left What's left With 1 Down United Arab Emirates capital What's left With 26-Down, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque setting What's left in bank brings equilibrium Weighing machine found in meandering canal in Belgium What's left at bank brings stability Word on the Mideast capital list Winnings Where to keep eggspenses Winner's take With 81 Down, '40s fashion fad Woman's hold-all. Winning horse's take Word that precedes and rhymes with 'suit' Winnings "Works and ___" (Hesiod poem) Where the endings of 17-, 33-, 43- and 63-Across are often found Wrinkle Week's seven What concerts might hurt these days Work shift Weekly septet Week parts Week links? Wallet counterpart Word in several Danny Boyle zombie films Week's seven Work shift Woody Allen's "Radio __" Weekly septet Work shift for many Where the endings of 17-, 33-, 43- and 63-Across are often found Work shift for some Work shift Word after dog or salad Werfel's "The Forty ___ of Musa Dagh" When Dracula sleeps Word with halcyon or salad Weekly portions Week units What "-phobe" may mean Word with "Happy" and "Death Valley" in old TV titles Word with radio or dog Week parts Week links? Weekly septet Wallet Week components Where you might find the corrupt publicans to put away? Week links? Where landlord might stand in prison Work shift Where pub landlords are in prison Work periods Week septet Where you might find the publicans or corrupt landlords that have been put away Word after old or dog Where, for example, cocktails are served in jail Word after old or dog Work periods Week septet When nine-to-fivers work Warren resident William Howard Taft, by birth Work incentives. Workers' rewards Workers' incentives What new hotshot does to bar Wilbur or Orville William Howard Taft or William McKinley Ways to hold you tight Workers' compensations Workers' incentives Wall Street purchases Workers' rewards Workers' rewards Wall Street buys What gentlemen prefer? What some gentlemen prefer Wall Street buys What an emoji often indicates Word with ring or swing Word before ring or swing Word with ring or swing What music might help set Word with ring or swing What some rings measure Word before ring or swing What an emoji might indicate What an emoji depicts What an emoji might reveal Word before ring or swing Word with ring or swing Word with ring or music Word with swing or ring What an emoji conveys What emojis indicate What an emoji depicts What an emoji might reveal Word with "swings" and "rings" What an emoji conveys What emojis indicate What music might help set Whim Whimsy What a buzzkill kills Whim What an emoji often indicates Whim Whimsey. Whim. Whim Whim Whim Whim Whim Word before ring or swing Word before ring or swing Word before "ring" or "swing" Whim Whim Word before "lighting" or "swing" What a smiley or frowny emoji indicates What an emoji may indicate Word before ring or swing What an emoji expresses Wool-clad babe With "The," Blake poem from "Songs of Innocence" Winning edge, perhaps Willingness to co-operate with other players White-fleeced animal of rhyme Wild wheels. Woolly youngster With 18-Across, seder plate item Wool-coat owner Wasted Woolly fellow. Wasted opening in ball game Wool grower. Wasted opening in brilliant game Walter Cassel, for example. Wee bit o' Glenfiddich, maybe Writer Mary Ann Whisky tot Who sings except for one note? Woolly one Wee bit o' whisky, say Wee bit o' whisky, say Words before "Tonight" in a 1954 song title Words from a would-be protégé Writer Charles White-fleeced animal of rhyme Wee sheep Woolly babe Whence comes applejack Woolly one Word on a button Wee woolly one Word on many a poster Woolly one Woolly youngster Woolly one Woolly youngster Worthiest group Wee sheep Woolly babe Woolly youngster Word on a campaign button Woolly youngster Woolly infant "We're in deep doo-doo!" Word on political posters We've got a problem! "Whoops!" "We're in trouble" "Whoops" Woolly creature "We've got trouble!" "Whoops" "We're in trouble" Worthiest group Writer that one associates with a certain Mary "Whoops!" "Whoops!" "We're in trouble" "Whoops" Wee one in a flock (World War I) England Word on political pins What New Yorkers will do Nov. 7. What voters didn't do to Davis in 1924. Word on a lawn sign Word whose meaning remains unchanged when an "s" is added to the front Word on many campaign stickers Word after president or governor Word on a campaign button Word on political pins Word on a campaign button Word on campaign signs Word in political ads Word on many posters Word whose meaning remains unchanged when an 's' is added to the front Word on many campaign stickers Word after president or governor Word on campaign signs Word in political ads Word guessing game. Woden, Thor, Balder, etc. What polytheists believe in What "miso-" means What "-phobe" means What "mis-" can mean Woman ___ (misogynist) What polytheists believe in What ''-phobe'' means Well-wisher's opposite Work with surgeon in part of theatre With 3-Down, inventor of a puzzling cube