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What prisms refract With 31-Across, favored weapon of 36-/39-Across With 8-Down, lime shade Word before or after green Word with show or artillery Word often in this puzzle Word before or after green What's at the end of a tunnel, proverbially Whitish Word before "reading" or "show" Wound application Way to one's heart? Way to a person's heart? Way to a person's heart? With 37-Down, famous W.W. II correspondent With 86-Down, 2002 British Open winner With 28-Across, winner of golf's 1997 U.S. Open War correspondent Pyle With 34-Down, golf's U.S. Open champion of 1994 and 1997 W.W. II correspondent Pyle Wagga Wagga residents With 25-Down, 2012 British Open winner Wagga Wagga citizens, informally With 70-Across, 2012 British Open winner War correspondent Pyle War correspondent Pyle Working, he got ridiculously busy War correspondent Pyle With 93 Across, "Brave Men" author With 58-Down, 1997 U.S. Open winner With 25-Down, 2012 British Open winner War correspondent Pyle -- Wise, comedian With 32A, soft drink With 7 Down, Minute Maid owner With 42-Across, a popular 1886 creation What isinglass is. What the Juilliard String Quartet plays What the Juilliard String Quartet plays What might be instrumental in legislative assembly notes? Warning word Wobbly, say Wobbly, e.g. Wobbly, e.g West Point mascot West Point mascot West Point mascot Woman's slipper Well known mascot. Words to live by Words to live by ___ Wuornos, "Monster" role for which Charlize Theron won an Oscar What's central for investor in foreign capital? Yes, indeed Wellington Fund owner With no trace of expertise Without a hitch? With 57-Across, ice cream order depicted at 14-Down With 57-Across, ice cream order depicted at 14-Down West Point mascot. Well-known mascot. West Point beast West Point mascot Wagon train puller Warren Haynes band Gov't ___ What some are as stubborn as Wagon train puller Wagon train puller West Point mascot West Point mascot Win, lose, or draw Word of action Word of action Word of action Word like "be" or "go" Word for action. Word expressing action. Word form. What is is What "is" is What fish or chicken can be, but not turkey Win, lose or draw Word after a noun, often Win, lose, or draw "Walk" or "crawl" or "sink" or "swim" Word of action What a fragment may lack Word of action What 'is' is Win, lose or draw What fish or chicken can be, but not turkey Word of action Word of action Word after a noun, often Win or lose, e.g Word type Word from lover boy Word from ever-beloved Word like ''bring'' or ''be'' Word of action Win or draw, at times? Word ending in -ize, often Word ending in -ify, often Writer Sean Wooded country Walked off, missing kilometres in wooded area Willie --, 1st Viscount of Penrith, 1918-99 "What a shame" Words before "Do I have to?" Words accompanying a blush "What a shame" Words before "Do I have to?" "Well, gosh" "Well, golly" Words before "You shouldn't have" 'Well, golly!' "Well, shucks!" "Well, shucks!" Words before 'You shouldn't have' 'Well, shucks!' "Well, shucks!" "Well, gosh" Words accompanying a blush Window in the roof Window in a roof Window on the roof Window of modest size in evidence around Kentucky Window in a roof Wind one's way. Weave through a crowd What Atropos cuts Web forum grouping Walk around end of trench that's needed for sewer Walk round hospital plot Walk round Hotel Strand What a bobbin may hold Work one's way through, as a maze Way a sibling creates state of inactivity Washington Wizard's GM Grunfeld With 112 Down, a golfer War correspondent Pyle With 35-Down, two-time U.S. Open winner War correspondent Pyle War correspondent Pyle With 35-Down, two-time U.S. Open winner WWII correspondent Pyle WWII journalist Pyle WWII journalist War correspondent Pyle With 50-Across, 2002 British Open champ Winner of "The best war correspond" award. W.W. II correspondent ___ Pyle Weary. 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