Writer with great deal drinking like crazy Where 10 set many of his movies What is the Spanish city famous for sword-making? (6) Word of apology Way a group of agents identifies stagnation Way old register is kept ultimately for medical specialist Wealth as an evil influence Weapon European leader kept in box Wedge used in carpentry West African country which has Niamey as its capital (5) Wet-weather foot protection What's gastric band somehow gathering in for some Londoners? What our theme is all about sounds beautiful What waiter might take for family line-up? What you might pay for side dishes When elite teens must return home? Where 10 set many of his movies (3) White cubes in a stir-fry, maybe Window component (4,4) Windsor school (4) With zero change, it is a short gun for firing shells Woman originally housing soldiers in old volunteer force Work against Working to accommodate exercise that's free Writer's tearing almost all hair out Wrong D&D, as supply reduces Wed secretly Word with hug or therapy Woodwind player What occurs in tub at home? Wild slasher and computer criminal Weather in Poivres is temperate What library promotes in Berkshire town? Withstand Watered silk taffeta, originally from Baghdad; a cat with a brindled, mackerel or streaked coat, evocative of this; a gossip; a grey-brown mottled moth; or, coquina-like concrete (5) What was once, once was. (4,2,2) White ----, Dido song (4) Witch doctor in Guinea exhausted after migraine oddly (6) Word, alluding to a "mighty man of valour" in the Book of 1 Kings, for a double-magnum bottle of wine (8) Word, from Latin for "defenders, fathers, protectors", hence its use in a spell for conjuring protecting animals in the Harry Potter books, for advocates, benefactors, guardian saints, regular custome Word for various hard objects including cherry pips, cobbles, gems, granites for curling, pellets of hail, querns or rocky meteorites (6) Works in ointment to stop case of fleas (9) Worried voices about the heart of Manchester United (8) Writer covering match in the shade (3-5) What might be heard before a bust Word with data or deal Words to end a play Wrap worn by ancient Romans Woody Guthrie, e.g. Warning heading Word before check or course Wretchedness Wheedler's refrain Water-to-wine wedding location of the Bible Way in which something is usually done (10) What becomes a tree Wading bid (4) We ask how it became awry (5) Where a son in gaol to some extent is working out (9) Wildcat from Oz? (5) Wine-flasks are mostly seen in small restaurants (7) Wise guy died after constantly coming to make a hit (6,4) Weather phenomenon that acts as a kind of spoiler warning for the end of the road you're driving on What some rallies inspire Where to find Netflix's NFLX stock Word next to a birth name Winter hrs. in Boston Wear down "Walk-___ welcome" Wanes Word before "still" or "tight" Waldorf & Caesar Way up there in winter? Western alliance based in D.C. Wild northern fowl (8,5) 'Where the Cowboys Reign' village in Alberta Weaponize once again "What -- -- supposed to do?" "What gets ___ ___..." (Here's my gripe about that...) Winter ___ (Shortest day of daylight of the year) ___ Williams: tennis star (6) What a furnace provides in winter Word that's often paired with neither Word that can follow ransom or mental World capital that sounds like sole "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" name Went off verbally Wetland where a mossy fuel forms What they said when Griffin signed his contract for "This Is Us"? "Wish I could say otherwise" Work of musical theater Weight of rock With second learner I leave Irish town Wolf crossing stream Woman left one with information, extremely concise, showing conscientiousness Was Henry showing affection for the Queen? (9) Wear away heart of inner Odessa (5) Which wines upset nurse's tea? (9) What are Corsican brocciu, Romanian urda, Greek mizithra and Croation skuta? (7) Where we are heart-breaking (5) Wife of Franklin D Roosevelt (7) "Wish you were herex___ were there" Word of assent (3) Woman seen at the break of day? (4) Wine taken out of Fiat cars (8) Whiskered bottom-dweller Workout focus, informally Wrath What a haggler hopes to pay Where Carol Burnett studied theater arts, for short Went trekking, say Whiskey ingredient Where one might store sheet music Winter hrs. in Chi-Town What you might smell like after sitting around a campfire Wound made by a wasp Writer Jong WWW page code Windsor school Work against What became Radio 4 in 1967 What you can stir up to cause a commotion Winner of 400m hurdles bronze at the 1992 Olympics Winner of 400m silver at the 1996 Olympics Wader (6) What comes before blue, pastry or bacon (6) What follows cough, dew and eaves (4) What one is What some poems do (but Yeats and Keats don't?) (5) When irritated, interfere after rector's left one of the Canaries (8) When naked, I can be supreme creator Windshield wiper Witty errors made by yarn spinner (5,6) Wonderful times eating bit of lamb fat Woodwind component (4) Warrior from the 5th century and brother of Horsa, who took part in the invasion and conquest of Britain (7) William Butler _, Irish poet and dramatist whose verse collections included 1928's The Tower (5) witty biographical poem --- Witherspoon, Legally Blonde star (5) Weep, sob Wild West law officer Wipe or clean off WC What some poems do (but Yeats and Keats don't?) Word after "speed" or "steel" "What's the __?" Weeding tool "Wish me luck!" Whinny 1867 work by Karl Marx containing the tenets on which modern communism is based (3,7) Wanting my fish that’s fit for eating I’m fair to Indians Wee Morag gets engaged and goes back for savings (4-3) What became Radio 4 in 1967 What you can stir up to cause a commotion William ---, 25th US president, assassinated in 1901 (8) Winner of 400m hurdles bronze at the 1992 Olympics Winner of 400m silver at the 1996 Olympics Words of encouragement kept pals playing Wring steel out when it's very hot (10) Warning: There are fruit preserves all over the road. It's ___. Weighty stuff What a team hopes its front line is against the Buccaneers? When Otis Williams is merging, let him go first; you must always ___. When to jump into action Where Napoleon first saw the light "Who ate the last slice of pizza?" response Why Mrs. Zebra's kids won't play with the kid next door? Witch in crate moved in old city With 86 Down, a Kwik-E-Mart rival With 96 Across, play roulette, for example World Wrestling Entertainment's Rhodes Work hard Wishy-washy reply to "Will you?" "We don't need all the details!" Wanders around an airport, for short? Withdraw gradually Worshipper of Jah Wily __ West Weight units: abbr. Walking support device (6) Where you might see a long thread Witness, onlooker (9) Women's name that means "beloved" Worm catchers? (5,5) Which organ contains bloodlike fluid? Whisky company which owns the Ballantine's and The Glenlivet brands (6,8) Woman, child and mouse all have irregular ones (7) West Country dairy product (10,5) ___ Witherspoon, Oscar winning star of Walk The Line (5) Wall-E's friend Way to squash a bug? Step ___ (2 words) What Santa gives a naughty kid What the weasel goes Word on a bill Worthless cloth for cleaning Wriggly sea creature What Viola became after a break? (8) Worker with burning sensation caused by stinging insect (4,3) Wrong to pinch gold? Certainly (7) Wynn ___ Vegas (casino hotel) Walkway; path Wall nooks Warm weather metropolis Weapon to be carried by a flier Well-___; informed What a poser for the little saint to see them stuck up! "When - Met Sally" When Lois comes to tea, keep her away from the others Where all the stars were seen - at the last rally (6) ___ with; endure without falling apart Walk at a jogging gait or back in a civil wrong (4) Weapon for thrusting or throwing (5) Weather man forty really does appeal to me (5,2,3,5) Worked out due catcall correctly (10) Wrote extremely untidily (8) Went on horseback When compared to Well-practiced WWII sub West Ham watering hole Winter wear Wandering towards home like a young child (8) Warm voice contrived for Zappa, some say (9) Was this movie a blockbuster? (6) Worthy of a scold Weapon fired underwater or in specially built depot (7) Weary troop often manipulated agent's authority (5,2,8) Wellington, for example (7) Wellington university (8) What are people from Tyneside in the north-east of England commonly referred to as? (8) What describes something saturated or heavy with water? (5) What is a song that has the same name as the album on which it appears? (5,5) What is mother-of-pearl also known as? (5) What jewellery item is given on a milestone anniversary or on the birth of a child? - w 19ac (8,4) What jewellery item is given on a milestone anniversary or on the birth of a child? -w 18ac (8,4) What long-handled tool is used for moving earth, snow, gravel? (6) What might a long, wandering and eventful journey be called? (7) What pig-like mammal with a short flexible proboscis roams in South America? (5) Which Greek dish has minced lamb, aubergines, tomatoes, with cheese sauce on top? (8) Which New Zealand bird is also known as woodhen? (4) Which fashion designer is quoted as saying, "I only drink champagne on two occasions, when I am in love and when I am not"? (4,6) Which form of communication is American Ray Tomlinson credited with inventing in 1971? (5) Which novel, the last Miss Marple story Agatha Christie wrote, is named after the Greek goddess of revenge? (7) Which novel was considered by John Steinbeck himself to be his magnum opus? (4,2,4) Which swimming Emma from Australia is an eight-time world record holder and has won 11 Olympic medals? (6) Whisker cutter Who features in the first fairy tale printed in English, in 1621? (3,5) Who is Rowan Atkinson's best-known character? (2,4) Worker in house, trapped by outstanding detective, should be tossed out (6)