1990-91 World Grand Prix champion Willy Loman is the lead role in this Arthur Miller play Word for “beaten” which, in internet lingo, often has its first letter changed to P ____ warfare is named from its use in the Peninsular War Wall hanging Word with art, year or watch Word with art or year W, vis- -vis Yale Where some people go for their dates all year round, on paper Walk through water Wordplay maven Wag W, vis-à-vis Yale Way beyond the norm Way out: Fr. Weird Wilde forte Wilde, notably Wordplay user Wordplay quality Wilde talent Wild Wilde forte Weird Wilde, notably Wordplay user Woody Allen asset Waggishness Wisecracker Way, way out Waggishness. Way weird Wilde, for one Word with carpet or street Wordplay What G.B.S. had Wilde forte Wilde's forte Wag Wilde was one Wisdom's partner Wildean quality Wisecracker "Well-bred insolence," per Aristotle What "many a man hath more hair than," in Shakespeare Wordplay, e.g. Wilde forte What Hollande is co-prince of Wisdom's partner Where Catalan is spoken Where Catalan is spoken What Hollande is co-prince of Will Rogers forte Wag's quality Wilde quality Where Catalan is the official language Wilde thing? Wilde thing? Will Rogers forte Wag's quality What certain guards do well Wilde, for one Wild reindeer Wag Wilde strength Wild animal in estate, say, one about to lose coat Wordplay and such Waiter hasn't got ear of comedian With 57-Down, soft drink since 1886 West Indian round bend sees animal Wag’s specialty Where Clinton spent the late '60s Where Tolkien taught With 57-Down, soft drink since 1886 What some colas once contained Word with top or second What amyl acetate smells like Word with republic or split Wild bunch member? Where Aslan rules Where Mr. Tumnus lives Whence Aslan With 115 Across, square figure Wardrobe extension? Whence Aslan Whence Aslan Where the Pevensie children received gifts from Father Christmas World Economic Forum host city Where Hussein reigns Where Hussein holds court. Where King Hussein works World capital once called Philadelphia Where Arab Bank is headquartered World capital once known as Philadelphia Where Abdullah II works World capital with the historic Temple of Hercules World capital once known as Philadelphia World capital with the historic Temple of Hercules With 3 Down, capital visited by Nancy Drew in "The Clue in the Crossword Cipher" Word with oil or split With 7-Across, something to start with Word before republic or seat *With 50-Across, classic ice cream treats Word with seat or split With 18-Across, tropical cocktail Word before bread or boat *With 50-Across, classic ice cream treats Word before bread or boat With 18-Across, tropical cocktail With 3 Down, sweet bakery product Wood used in bows Wood used for bows Wood for bows Wood used for bows Wood for an archer Wood in many archery bows Wood used for bows Wood for bows Wood used in archery Wood for archer's bows Wood used for archer's bows Wood for Robin Hood's bow. Wood for archers' bows. Wood for an archer's bow Wood used for archers' bows Wood for bows Wood in archery bows Wood used in Voldemort's wand Wordsworth's "solitary Tree" Wood for archery bows Wood in archery bows Wood for archery bows Wood used in bow-making Wood for archer's bows Wood used for archery bows Wood for archery bows Wood for archers Whimsical Nash Weber State University city Whimsical poet Nash Witty Nash Weber State University city Weber State University locale Where Pine View dam is. Weber State College site Weber State University locale Witty Nash Whimsical poet Nash Whimsical Nash Whence Donny and Marie Word before and after "vs." in a Mad feature Watch secretly Work undercover Wire wearer Work under cover Wiretapper, maybe Word before and after "vs." in a Mad feature Watch secretly Work undercover Wire wearer Word with ring or master Wire wearer Watch furtively Watch secretly Work undercover Watcher. Watch stealthily What's a Mata? Wire wearer With 5-Down, snooping aid Word repeated in Mad magazine's "___ vs. ___" Writer in cipher, maybe What was Caleb in the Bible? Wiretapper, e.g. Washington D.C.'s International ___ Museum Watch secretly Watch covertly Work for the CIA Watch Watch undercover Work undercover, in a way Watch covertly World traveler, perhaps Watch from the bushes Wire wearer Wily watcher Wiretapper, e.g Watch covertly Work for the CIA Wire planter, perhaps Witty Nash Well thought-out Well-thought-out Wise, prudent Well-advised, prudent Well-thought-out Word in many small-business names William and Harry, to Charles William and Harry, to Charles Word on some family business names Word in a family business name William and Harry, to Charles Word on some family business signs Word in family business names Word on Steinway pianos Word on Steinway decals What Henry VIII wanted What England's George VI lacked Word in many business names Word after "&" in some store names Word in family business names What Henry VIII wanted Word in family business names Word with "All My" or "My Three" Word in some family business names Word after "&," in business names Word after "&" in some company names Word in some family business names Word after an ampersand in some business names Word in some business names Word after "&," in business names Word after '&,' in business names Word on some family business signs Word in family business names Word in family business names Winner's trophy Winner's prize, perhaps Winner's award. Walker or Wightman Winner's prize, maybe Word with fruit or Stanley Wimbledon award Wimbledon award Wimbledon award Wow! "What a catch!" Word of amazement Word of wonderment "Wow!" Word of awe Wowed one's word "Wow!" "Wonderful!" Word of amazement Word of wonderment Word of awe Wowed one's word "Wow!" Wondrous cry Word of amazement