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Where an Oriole may go Where hits start from What Dracula feels when anemic? WALK With sadness Windbags Word describing a panda What's your favorite old TV show? Watching over the hive for a night? What terrific stereo speakers do? With 37- and 56-Across, what you must do WHERE THE CHICKEN GETS . . . Woody Allen, for one Wet wipe, e.g. With 127-Across, classical work that's the source of the European Union's anthem What each number in this puzzle refers to Woodwind windfall? Wet bar at the spa, perhaps Wash thoroughly. Words from a 13th cent. plainsong Whirlwind Well-known diplomat. Where some hats are sold? White: Fr. Williams' DuBois Windsor's county. Without feeling Without feeling With lack of distinctiveness Without emotion Where the nightingale sang? What the poker player did in Patrai? Worry for the superstitious What each of the characters named at the ends of 17-, 24-, 38- and 48-Across is With 52-Across, answer to the riddle Western nations. Wipes out Without wings. Wingless. Witnesses Witnesses giving written testimony What happens after a genius overeats? Waving of a lighted lamp, in Hindu worship. Winner of 1950 Masters' Tournament. Where smart shoppers shop? William ___, actor. William who played Uncle Charley on "My Three Sons" William of "My Three Sons" Without columns With 7-Down, connect two points, e.g. With 111-Down, connect two dots, maybe With 48 Across, a Shakespearean line "What do you take __?!" "What do you take __?!" "What do you take ___?" Womanly With 52-across, "Who is the new prime minister of India?" W.S. on bowling ("The Tempest" I, 1) With backs to the wall Where it's hard to keep 'em after they see Paree Wrestler Wrestler Wrestler. Wrestler With 40-Across, George R.R. Martin novel with copious profanity? Why the Furies pursued Orestes. Wines from Piedmont. Will Schuester portrayer on "Glee" Wrinkly-skinned dog World Wars I & II. Withered. Weapons, for the poilu of Paris Weapons at St.-Cyr "When Irish Eyes ___" Where to see commemorative bands? Who cut Pacino? When to serve tea? "Wheel" winch? "___ would have it . . . " With the mouth wide open Watchmen: Fr. Where to find rakes and hoes With 56 Across, P. T.'s description of his circus Where Tampa faces Tampico. What "Super Man Helps Every One" evokes Where to get in on. Wagner and Powers on some TV sets? What some smokers would like to kick Where "sage in bloom is like perfume," in song War documentary of 1964 Where you might work out after work What drinking may cure What conspiracy theorists look for (as hinted at by 17-, 25- and 42-Across) Wilde story. Words from "Song of the Heavenly Chorus" Witch's favorite Poe poem 1959 western set in Skull Creek, Montana Weekend getaway spot for many New Yorkers With 49- and 55-Across, response to 20-Across With 40 and 63 Across, quote from Thomas Moore. Wedding reception staple What the base runner plays Wield a lumberjack's ax? When to have a creamy dessert? Whom the Bible says to love Whom the Bible says to love What the four theme answers start with Words with "kind" When Xmas comes. What's obtained upon 52-Across Won like a miner Where you can't make an 180 degree turn What TV sponsors strive for. With a voice that means business What's given for bad boundary bushes? With 52-Down, deliberate pace Wild guy with a hair care show? W's predecessors W's predecessors? Warehouse workers Warehouse workers With 36-Across, minimize the damage With 36-Across, minimize the damage Wheat-field inspection? Wager prudently Wood-texture artisan. What dressmakers do. What the composer did while having salad? Washington institution. With 52 Across, epitaph for a smart aleck Why one bird couldn't sing? Why the reindeer felt embarrassed in class? Why the guy threw the fish away Wagers prudently Weight: Abbr. Where history has been made. Wine dregs Whirling. Whirled: Rare. With 58-Across, response to the complaint Where unread mail sits Where work awaits Where to find work? Where many memos land Where Dracula gets seconds? Women who have had three children "What will ___ to convince you?" Where some washers are kept Where some washers are kept What a 41-Across does best Workout garb Woman of old Iran. Welcome sign to a stranded motorist. Wallets' strip Wagon Warm-sea fishes Wahoos Warren William & Ricardo Cortez "___ with You," Duke-Gershwin hit: 1936 With 21-Across, hit song #4 (1962) Words of affirmation Warm. Wesetern flowe Western state flower Widow's portion. Where Lucerne is: Abbr. Weaponry etiquette? Weaponry etiquette? Wife or mother What an optimist envisions Wax-catchers on candlesticks. Where to find Cambridge? Warm-water shark Where motor speed records are made. Where the South American school gp. meets? Where the South American school gp. meets? When this bobs, you've got a bite. 1988 winner of 2/3 of the 44-Across Wander along the Tiber, e.g. What a psychologist does at midnight in a motel pool? Whirs. Well-known Line. Wagner hero Wagner opera Warm-water fish Women's accessory, perhaps Whirring sound: Var. When the United States will be 4290 years old