Warm-weather living quarters What a company getting into financial trouble does, informally With 58-Across, a hint to the three oranges found in this puzzle What A.T.&T. once had With 58-Across, 35-Across Where Illinois and Vermont are With 1-Down, first American astronauts Washington landmark Well-known building Workspace for a telecommuter Washington landmark that lent its name to a Senate committee Washington landmark that lent its name to a Senate committee Where the Buffalo River flows Wealthy Arkansas Indians. "What's Love Got to Do With It" "What's Love Got to Do With It" Winner of three Grammys in 1984 Where Kyoto is. Word from the Japanese for "land where the sun rises" Withdrawal "Walk ___" (1964 Dionne Warwick hit) "Walk __": Dionne Warwick hit Warwick's "Walk ___" "Walk ___" (Dionne Warwick hit) "Walk ___" (Warwick hit) "Walk ___" (Dionne Warwick song) "Walk __": Dionne Warwick hit "Walk __": 1964 hit "Walk ___" (1964 Warwick hit) "Walk ___" (Dionne Warwick hit) "Walk ___" (1964 hit) "Walk _____" (Warwick hit) 'Walk ___' (1964 hit) 'Walk ___' (1964 Dionne Warwick hit) “Walk ___” (Dionne Warwick song) Wheat whiskers Wheat whiskers Wheat beards. Where the Giant's Causeway is. Where Londonderry is. Wheat or barley beards. *With 71-Across, 1962 *With 71-Across, 1962 Washington's half-brother. With 40-Down, film that opened on 12/16/1962 Welk with a baton Warhead's contents Warhead Warhead's explosive charge Where the buried terra cotta army was found Wheat whiskers Wheat "whiskers" Wrapping material. Wrapper for leftovers Wrapper for leftovers Wheat beards Wheat field bristles Wheat beards Wheat beards With time in force, start to rumble fraud Wheat bristles Whiskers What the 18th-20th Presidents all had Worn by Edward VII and George V. Wheat tufts What little shavers don't have What shadows become as they lengthen Whiskers Working out at Dean's place in Templemore What shadows become as they lengthen What the 18th-20th Presidents all had What many ''Survivor'' contestants wear What's hidden at the ends of 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 47-Across--if all are in, say, 38-Across Winner! Winning hand, and a hint to the puzzle theme What's hidden at the ends of 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 47-Across--if all are in, say, 38-Across What's hidden at the ends of 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 47-Across--if all are in, say, 38-Across Word for some bikinis Whodunit interrogatee Whodunit interrogatee Wet Weather word. Wet, weatherwise Wet outside What diet products often contain What diet products often contain "Were __ That Special Face" Whirligigs. Weevils, for example "What is ___ is mine" "Wheel of Fortune" rating What was yours at one time? What was once yours? What used to be yours? What's now yours What used to be yours? Weapon in the David and Goliath story Weak drug for you in the past Weapon of a sort. What was once yours? What some of the black squares in the grid might represent What some of the black squares in the grid might represent Writer Gail With 40A, 1993 Hanks / Ryan movie "Weird ..." With 61 Across, 1993 romantic comedy 'Weird ...' Word for an insomniac. Wakeful. "What was that again?" musically With 45-Across, 1993 Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan movie Word in a Tom Hanks film title ''Whatever, let's try it'' Weighty book, not English dictionary, gives this cocktail Where to negotiate? Where to negotiate? Was piggish, say Was piggish, say Words before a break Won back, as territory Won back Won back War of attrition. Won back Won back Won back, as territory Widely-shared piece of mail Won back With 29 Down, unravels "Whoops!" "Whoops" "Whoops! Sorry ..." "Whoops!" "Whoops!" 'Whoops, sorry' White-flowered tree Wrapping for a college student? Wrapping for a college student? Ward ___ (canvassing politician) Ward ___. Ward figure Word after ward Ward ___ (local politico) Ward _____ (political worker) Ward _____ (canvassing politician) Ward _____ (local politico) Well-trained dog, perhaps Ward ___ (minor politico) Ward ___ (local politico) With bad marks in school Waits. Waits around Word with "Fideles" in a carol title Wookiee's favorite dessert? Wookiee's favorite dessert? Washington's foes Winter pastime gear Winter pastime gear Words indicating lack of offense Words indicating lack of offense Western U.S. school with a highly regarded hotel administration program Word in morning weather forecasts Word seen before "special" Word before "special" on a menu Word seen before "special" Weather type? Word in morning weather forecasts Wall St. stat "When You Look ___ the Eyes" (2007 Jonas Brothers hit) Words after let or clue Words after let or clue Words after deal or count Words after deal or count Words after count or let Words after let or count Words after count or clue Word after lo or chow Words after deal or count Words after deal or count Was sociable at a party Was sociable, in a way Word after be or by Word after be or by Word after better or behave Word after "be" or "by" Word after better or behave Word after "be" or "by" "Where the Wild Things Are" soundtrack artist What may raise your spirits? With me in tow, dance the hustle Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit What Bing Crosby said he did "for you" Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit Wolfpack member's rival Wolfpack member's rival Wolfpack opponent Weight units Weights, for short. Weight units, for short Weight measures, for short Weights abroad, informally Weights of some contraband What a person in an emergency might have to make West End finally supersedes West End opening in Broadway. Answer? It's brilliant What someone who completes this puzzle does? Wheel turner "___ writing songs of love, but not for me" Where Birmingham and Atlanta are located Watery reflux Walks none too quickly Walks casually Walks none too quickly Walks casually Walks leisurely Walks unhurriedly Walks leisurely Wanders about Wanders Walks leisurely Walks along, as a cowboy would Walks unhurriedly Walks unhurriedly Walks unhurriedly Why pasta dish offers two courses perhaps Witheringly sneaky around accountant and lightweight legend Writers for old literary magazines Writers for old literary columns Where Perugia is. With 54 Across, 38/40 Across' place in history With letters 4 to 6, antepenultimate driving place for many a golfer Where litmus paper may be found in red, or a blue With letters 5 to 7, maze runner World capital near the Red Sea Warm feeling Wooden-soled shoe Wood-soled shoe World capital since 1993 Words before life or clue Words before job or life Words before job or life Words before grip or life Words before life or job Wooden clogs worn in Japan. Wooden clogs of Japan. Wooden clog of Japan. Wooden shoe Wooden clog Words with "move on” or "life” Words with "grip" or "life" Words before "job" or "life"