Where llamas roam Where alpaca roam Where llamas graze Where to find El Misti Where to find Lake Titicaca Wonderland dessert __ wire Writer de Maupassant Wise ___ With 67-Across, Food Network chef Wise ___ With 67-Across, Food Network chef __ wire Wail Weep loudly Weep and wail Weep loudly Wail Weep wildly Wail lustily Wail Way more than a whimper Weep and wail Weep loudly Weep openly Weep, in a way. Weep loudly Weep and wail Wail Wail lustily Weep Wail Weep noisily Weep and wail Weep Weep Weep Weep loudly Weep and wail Way more than a whimper Wail Way more than a whimper Wail Weep loudly Weep loudly Wee one Wee one Wee one Wee one Wee 'un Wee one Wee child Wee'un Wee one Wee child Whittles down Wears away Wears down Wears Wears down Wears gradually Washes away Wears away Wears away gradually, as shoreline Wears down Whittles down Whittles down Wears away Whittles away Wears Wears away Wears away Wears down Wears slowly Washes away Wears slowly Wears away Wears away Wears away Wears away Wears away Wears away Wears away Wears down Wears down Wears down Wears away Waspish What a frangipani might fill Wanton woman Where some eye tests are taken: Abbr. Where drivers form a line, briefly Wholly Winner's take Whole schmear With no exceptions With 4 Down, unsurpassed Without exception With no exception Wholly What "the lion's share" originally meant Word with pro or purpose Wholly With 57-Across, comforting signal Word hidden in this puzzle's longest answers With no omissions Word of unanimity With 48-Across, shout at the station Without exception Word in The Three Musketeers' motto Wholly Winner's take? Winner's take Whole kit and caboodle With no exceptions Word before night or right Word with ears and thumbs Wisk alternative Without exception With 53-Across, completely wrong Whole Word before clear or hail Word with pro or purpose Wholly With 57-Across, comforting signal Word hidden in this puzzle's longest answers With no omissions Word of unanimity With 48-Across, shout at the station Without exception Whole effort Winner's take Winner's take, sometimes Winner's take, often With 50 Across, done with prime time? Without exception Wholly Wisk rival With 65-Across, lasting from dawn to dusk With 5-Down, complete Without exception Word with fours and hours "... with liberty and justice for ___" With 30-Down, like some deals "Where Have ___ the Flowers Gone?" Word in tennis scores Word used after pronouns in the South. Wee one Wee child What describes the Northern English around outskirts of York? Wee one White lightning maker Windless White lightning maker Work following South Pacific Wide of the plate What 17-, 25-, 37-, 52- and 62-Across are, themewise What prospector seeks: some chicken? What may be followed by improved service? With 89-Down, a casino cry Warrant Word before fly or rip Word with "in," "on" or "in on" Word with on or off Word before up or down What may be followed by improved service? Word with up, out or down Wimbledon do-over Word before up, out or down Word with "bygones be bygones" Word before "up," "out" or "in" Word before up, out, off or down Word with up, out or down Word with "up," "out," or "down" Wimbledon do-over Wimbledon do-over Word before rip or slip Word before fly or rip Word with 'in,' 'on' or 'in on' Wimbledon call Word before rip or slip With 32-Across, prisoner's plea With 56-Across, 'Full speed ahead!' Word with "bygones be bygones" Word before up, out or down Wimbledon do-over Word before "up," "out" or "in" Wimbledon call With 22 Across, dismiss Wimbledon do-over Wimbledon do-over Without exception. Wholly. Word for a tie, in tennis. Word with out or aboard Winner's take, at times Winner take ___ ___ wet Word with star or pro What a hog wants With 55 Across, candidate for the N.F.L. Warren's "___ the King's Men" Word with ears, heart or thumbs Word with told or star "___ Way," 1957 hit "Winner takes ___" 1986 World Series ring wearer While Whole Wholly Winner's take Whole shebang Was introduced to Washday brand Winner's take? Word with set or wet Word before "that" or "there" Word in a tied score With 43-Across, sane Word before, after — or both before and after — "in" Word left off the end of the clue at 13-Down Word with night or right With 50-Down, like the children in "A Visit From St. Nicholas" Wisk alternative Winner's take, sometimes With 39-Down, hot What a gimel means on a dreidel With 25-Down, football star With 38- and 50-Across, 1967 Beatles hit Word between "mine" and "mine" With 57-Down, very nearly Word after a number in a score With 2-Down, multipurpose Word after "be" or "end" Word before and after "in" Word before right or rise With 38-Across, this whole time Word with "first of" or "best of" Was introduced to With 100-Down, combined into a single unit Wholly With 58-Across, guys-only With 1-Down, 1932 jazz hit Warlock "___ We Are" Winner's bounty, sometimes Winner's take, often Word before spice or star "Why Not Take _____ of Me?" Word before "that" or "there" What the winner takes