Whose work is similar to John Law's? We gave the needy horseman ___ When Sunday brunch might be scheduled? What every honest competitor deserves Well-fed flirt? Waterloo power source West Indian pea trees. When shows are broadcast "With ___, and a ho . . ." Wing-footed, zoologically Wing-footed Wing-footed Wing-footed, as the bat. Wing-footed. Wing-footed, as a bat. Wing-footed: Lat. Waller hit Wisconsin senator's rings? Wisconsin senator's rings? When the cows come home? Without flapdoodle Without flinching What an alarm system provides When What some concerts offer What bunny suspects are subject to? What a great ad campaign leads to Withstood peaceful well-being? With 37- and 50-Across, privileged Wolfhounds. Way Where dull CEOs hold meetings? Whitney's bar concoction? What a poltergeist investigator does? What baby clothes have? "Well, I'll be!" "Well, I'll be!" What mom might as part of an ultimatum "Whoa!" What to do before blowing up. Where the surgical theaters are? "Wiener dogs" "___ want a brand-new car" Writer of many piano exercises What might determine if the moon hitting your eye like a big pizza pie is truly amore? Workplace efficiency aid Workplace efficiency aid Worker at a loom. Worthy of applause When the wimps will rise up? Where the furniture makers' convention was held? What baud measures With 91 Across, battle cry of 54 Across Wild Bill Hickok's last card Where a Monkee changes after a game? "___ Walking" (1995 Sean Penn film) Where plank-walkers end up on 27-/44-Across What the Mystery Destination was named for in 1643 "When You Are Engulfed in Flames" essayist White rollers William Jennings Bryan: July 9, 1896 With 67 Across, Woodstock act What the start of 17-, 32- or 38-Across is on your first roll What the start of 17-, 32- or 38-Across is on your first roll What loons feed on? What a priest may say shortly after waking up Well-known Danny. With no problems What Elvis has done, in announcements Words of June 17, 1775 With 27 Down, start of a pageant tune *Wasn't clear, as one's future WHITE Waters of the world Waters of the world, figuratively Welcoming past the doorway Winner of 10 tennis Grand Slam singles titles Winner of the popular vote in 1876 Way to watch your garden grow Way to watch your garden grow Where's Sally? What a Thanksgiving chef seeks? Wedding words With 32-Down, Hemingway classic Wooded. Wooded William Henry Harrison's nickname With 43-Across, line spoken by the show's star "Wait ___, Nellie." Whom we lift a glass to Warmer Word with "sharp" or "silver" With 51 Across, Aussie comic's quip WHERE DEALS ARE CUT What heavyweight champions win? Wheel-tread shaper. What's needed if you're not feeling enough pressure? What some cheapskates give in lieu of bills at a strip club? Writer Emile et al. With pod largest lizard Wailing WALT is out of tune? What NASA employees may do ___ woman in half With 37-Down, 1976 Pulitzer winner With 54 Across, P.G.A. byword Woods slogan Words from an old London carol. Word processor command Word processor command Woman with a whoop Writer of a sort Willow: Fr. With maximum speed, on water What a company may promise unsatisfied customers Where the words emanate in car insurance ads? Wait for a second before doing a cowboy's shout? Won a tennis match, perhaps W.S. on basketball ("Henry V" III, Prologue) Wade Boggs's place on the diamond Wardrobe malfunction on a promenade? What an egotist is? World War I Wisconsin, ___ State. What asking your employees if they like you may do? Where the enlightened electrician excels Wizardry With 37-Across, mid 20th-century avant-garde movement Whittier's "saddest" of words. Whittier's saddest words Words said with a sigh ___ Wight. Words before Man or Pines Won't do at all Words from one who's next "Who cares?" "Who cares?" War god of Babylon. Why this puzzle is like "Seinfeld"? Warning to a puzzle doer *"We aren't finished here" *"We aren't finished here" "___ was worth while . . . " "What's in ___ me?" With 9-Down, part of a giant shout With 50-Down, cry made in [the circled letters] after the starts of 54-, 33-, 30- and 14-Down With 38- and 59-Across, typical opinion about a record on 40-/14-Across With 65-Across, Irish writer and author of the quote '67 Warhol movie with Nico '67 Warhol movie Nico was in Where Boris ruled: Abbr. Witches' transport. Where to get jarred With support by a wide spectrum of people Wedding mishap at Yosemite? What are contracts? "Why ____ woman be more like a man?" Woman clearly weary from all the wedding prep? White Friars War "Why ___?" With deep grief What taxpayers don't want to hear at school board meetings? Wrapped Where broncobusters rest their derrieres? Weeds with prickly heads. Well-hidden instrument? Wonder Whether to attend Harvard, Yale or Stanford? 1977 W.W. II film ["Get lost!] Words like 43 Across Wool-coloring agent Wool-coloring agent What the boaster does. What a pleased parent does Where people are always changing? Wall St. purchases: Abbr. Wall St. buys: Abbr. Wall St. abbr. What directors sit on: Abbr. Where the conductors' convention was held? Words with "mind" (remembers) Whittler's tool Well-known first name in the theatre. Wave a white flag, in a way Warrants another mention We toasted with a __ We toasted with a __ Where Lincoln danced? Where Lincoln danced? Weather forecast What Tito shows, in opera Where leaves are collected With 74- & 75-Across, "invisible" part of a distribution list ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme Wash whiteners. Wind down Wounded: Fr. Wounded one: Fr. Was extremely innovative With 19-Across, U.S.C.'s marching band Where officers are trained. ___ wine (alcohol) Working on shoes, army-style Word with cord or column What an angry robot might do? Where pros play Where pros play White sale purchases White-sale buys West of country music "Waitress" writer/director Adrienne Wailing spirit of Irish folklore. "We ___ our guns all day": G. & S. Words from a Polish carol Word form for "icon" With 55 Across, divide equally. Wilson's summer home, as governor. Without doubt Wanda's speedster brother in Avengers: Age of Ultron Where to get clothes to go in Afghanistan? What they said at the E. F. Hutton Christmas party? Went wild What makes a lifesaver float Wall St. bet: 1933 Well-known grafter Water cooler gossip? Water cooler gossip? "Walking on ___" Annie Lennox What the sun did? Warning to a batter who's crowding the plate Windpipe: Comb. form. War sounds Winterlike. Wintry. Wintry, old style What a modem might do? Welder's mandate? What 16- and 37-Across and 11- and 24-Down were all known to do Work shoes Work shoes Welcome chore for a publisher What Mopsy might do in the band? What nonprofit groups have Watering hole snacks What a plane rolls along What Fels-Naptha banished, in old ads Winning feeling What winners get Waxing nostalgic over cheap jewelry? What Robert Burns would have called a dolt. Wollongong is on it