West Bank Israelis Wouldn't take no for an answer Wouldn't take no for an answer Wouldn't bend Was emphatic and refused to budge Wave to, maybe Winwood of Traffic Weeping entity With 15-Across, 1950's "Tonight Show" host Weeping tree "Weeping" tree Wozniak who co-founded Apple Computer 'Weeping' tree With 66-Across, first in a series of five TV personalities (1954-57) ''Weeping'' tree Wozniak or Jobs Water-loving tree Waterside tree With 58-Across, first host of "The Tonight Show" Weeping -- With 32-Across, fan who interfered with a foul ball at a 2003 playoff game involving 20-Across 'Weeping' tree "Weeping" tree Word on many product labels Warriors coach Kerr With 58-Across, first host of 'The Tonight Show' Wozniak or Jobs Warriors coach Kerr Winwood in Traffic "___ when?" With 16-Across, championship-winning head coach of the Golden State Warriors What the ___ (Vietnamese restaurant in Washington) "__ when?" What "syne" means. __ with (consider) Whereas What "syne" means What syne means "_____ when?" Wear out one's welcome, e.g. Wear out one's welcome, e.g. Wear out one's welcome, e.g. "___ when?" Word before a year on a storefront Winds up in court Wraps up one's case "___ when?" Work breaks "Well, ___ you asked ..." "___ when?" Word before a year on a storefront '___ when?' "Well, ___ you asked ..." "___ when?" '___ when?' '___ when?' Web of winding ways ____when? Word before 'classic' or 'following' Whooshing delivery Word search alternative Web letters Web correspondence Where ;-) means "Kidding!" Web of confusion. Write, these days Where you might see a ":-)" Where rats race Windy locale? Way-out challenge? WWW communications Way-out puzzle? Web missives Web letters Web correspondence Where ;-) means "Kidding!" Way-out challenge? Write, these days Word in a Hugo title With 37 Across: Our Lady Word in a Hugo title What a lab rat may navigate Winning, barely Winning, barely Winning, barely Winning by a small margin Winning, but barely Winning by a point Winning by a single point Winning, but barely Winning, but barely Winning 4-3, say Winning by a run, say Winning, but barely Winning by a run, say Winning 4-3, say Words for the deaf: Abbr. Winning by a point With the narrowest of leads What might be seen in the corner of a TV screen: Abbr. Where you might find ":-)" Words that can't be heard, for short What a server may serve With 56-Across, a smartphone notification What might be seen in the corner of a TV screen: Abbr Words that can't be heard, for short What manual readers have learned? Word following straw or trail Water-repellent polymer Web letters Work of a gremlin? Wheel spokes Web missive Wheel spokes, essentially Where addresses include @ Wheel spokes Wheel spokes, e.g. Wheel parts Wheel spokes "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" material Worker's supervisor "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" material Wheel spokes, essentially Wheel spokes, geometrically Wheel spokes, essentially Wheel spokes Wheel spokes, for example Wonderful two arm bones (5) Wee details Wheel spokes. "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" staple Wheel spokes Wheel spokes, e.g. West African country Windmill blades, essentially Wheel spokes, e.g. West African country West African country Wheel spokes West African country West African country West African country West African country West African nation West African country Worthy principles Worthy principles Wheel spokes, essentially Wheel spokes Worthy principles Worthy principles Worthwhile aims Worthwhile goals Worthy principles Worthy principles World wide web locale With 2-Down, "Hilarious!" What 10's represent Worthy principles With 7-Down, the right stuff With 63-Across, "Is there more?" Which thing With 54-Down, start of a historic telegraph message Word from the hard-of-hearing Word after say or now With 6-Down, possible start of a "Jeopardy!" response Which thing Who teammate With 63-Across, "Is there more?" With 63-Across, 'Is there more?' Which thing Wooden bench Would people lie about this little bit of tennis picked up presumably by swinger? Would people lie about this fix picked up by swinger? What you really saw? Where to place rump left out of veal ragout Walking tall Way to stand Way to stand Walking tall Way to stand Walking tall West Point posture Way to stand Way to stand Walking tall Walking tall Walking tall Way to stand Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am types What a choir requires Women with low voices Worker for tips Worker who handles your case? Worker with lots of baggage Worker at a station Worker with lots of baggage What might cost you an arm and a leg? Walked heavily Walked with heavy steps Walked heavily Walked heavily Wooden souvenir of Alaska What some doves seem to do Weep for Wear black, perhaps Wear weeds Wear black, perhaps Weep for Wear black, perhaps Wear black, say Weep for Wear black Wear black, say Weep for Weep for Wear black, say Weep for Wear a black armband, maybe Weep for Wonderful Word with man or market. Word used by a lady with an umbrella, with 41 and 56 Across Wonderful Word that retains its meaning when a B is added to the end of it With 110-Across, Mongolian capital With 60-Across, Mongolian capitol Warmup circuit Warm-up track circuit Warm-up circuit 2000 World Series winning manager 2000 World Series winning manager '96 World Series manager 1998 World Series manager World Series-winning manager in '98 2000 World Series manager World Series-winning manager of 1998, 1999 and 2000 1998 World Series winning manager 1998 World Series winning manager 1998 World-Series-winning manager Wear sackcloth Word in a sermon Wish one hadn't Word in a street-corner sermon Word in a street-corner sermon, perhaps Word from John the Baptist Warning to a sinner Warning to a sinner Warning to a sinner "What's My Line?" cast.