Weakened or damaged Weakened World ___. With 49-Across, underlying theme of 24-Down With letters 7 to 9, some special agents What a lyricist does Wife of a maharaja What the force did as a surprise to remove spice from rice paddies What you might pay for a good pair of briefs you could part with for a suit? Wildly popular Warm and pleasant Weather word. Warm and pleasant Warm, summery Warm Weapons restriction of a sort Weapons restriction of a sort WPB member. Wartime production expediter. Wadded cotton fibers Where a hand might be raised Where a hand might be raised Wretched Wretched Wretched Wretched. Wretched Where a sensei teaches Where a sensei teaches Where to learn karate Where to learn karate Where a sensei teaches Where to learn 1 Across Was goatish Where to get a belt Where students wear gis Where to see slanted columns Where to find columns with views What not to do to Superman's cape WSJ or NYT section Where to see slanted columns Where to find columns with views Where to see slanted columns Where to find columns with views Water droplets aloft "Who is Keyser ___?" ("The Usual Suspects" question) Wasteful openings. White House plumbing problems? Wrapping paper alternative Wrapping paper alternative What a roofer can remedy Word form for "bull" Writers McEwan and Fleming Woosnam and Baker-Finch Writer Buruma and others Writers Fleming and McEwan Writer Fleming and others Writer Fleming and others Weaker Worse, as excuses go Worse, as excuses go Weaker Weaker, as an excuse Worse, as excuses go Worse, as an excuse Weaker, as an excuse Weaker. Well-known Debussy composition. Weaker Worse, as excuses go Weaker, as an excuse Worse, as an excuse Worse, as an excuse Worse, as excuses go Worse, as excuses go Worse, as excuses go Worse, as excuses go Walks leisurely Walks easily Walks leisurely Walks leisurely Walks slowly Walks nonchalantly Walks without effort. Walks in the park Walks leisurely Walks easily Walks leisurely Walks casually Walks slowly Walks leisurely Walks at a slow, relaxed pace Walks leisurely Walks at a leisurely pace With 28-Down, audible drone With 66-Across, National Book Award-winning novel by Don DeLillo *With 60-Across, fresh face at a dojo With 47-Across, state tree of Connecticut and Maryland William Allen or bob "Whizzer" of the Supreme Court Whizzer or E. B. With 40-Down, good witch's conjuring With 37 Across Clinton's digs With 66-Across, National Book Award-winning novel by Don DeLillo *With 60-Across, fresh face at a dojo With 50 Across, our Chistmas movie's title *With 60-Across, fresh face at a dojo Wine and punch consumed by partners What you're usually advised not to wear to someone's wedding Wintry, in a way Wintry, in a way Went on blades Went on ice. Went around in circles, perhaps Went blading What a blonde might really be What a blonde might really be Water source What some dye to become Words of refusal Words of refusal Wading spot "Watch your back out there" Worrier's farewell "Watch yourself out there" Wading spot Worrier's farewell 'Watch yourself out there' 'Watch yourself!' What outrageous bands test Where Eagles take things to? What the tables allow Wankel products What the Unsers start What cowlings cover Whatnot display area Word ending Psalms Word punctuating the Psalms. Wall Street Journal visual, maybe Word in the Psalms. Word from the Psalms. Word in Psalms. Word in Psalms Word used in Psalms Word in "Psalms" Word in psalms probably meaning pause Word of uncertain meaning that appears in the Bible seventy-four times Words of greed What Jimmy Stewart was in during 1937 Words preceding a wish list Wish list start Went uninterrupted Went over time Wouldn't shut up Wouldn't shut up Wasn't short Wouldn't stop talking Wouldn't stop talking Wasn't short Wouldn't stop talking What Sir Joseph Porter never did. Was loquacious Wouldn't stop gabbing Wouldn't stop Was a motor-mouth Wouldn't shut up Was bleeped on TV Went too long Was bleeped on TV Was a motor-mouth Wouldn't stop Went long, as a sentence Went long Wouldn't shut up Was too long, as a sentence Was a motormouth Wouldn't stop talking Wouldn't shut up Woebegone Would. Not. Shut. Up. Writes badly Went long Writes illegibly Writes hurriedly Wouldn't shut up Would. Not. Shut. Up Writes poorly Writes like the stereotypical doctor Writes badly Writes like the stereotypical doctor Writes untidily Writes illegibly Was too long, as a sentence Wouldn't shut up Was loquacious Was loquacious Was garrulous Wouldn't stop talking Wouldn't stop talking Wouldn't shut up Went overlong What the Montreal Protocol was designed to protect Wounded Knee victims With 63-Down, a port on the Missouri Wounded Knee tribe Without a coat Website overhaul Without finesse. Where a mountain man swims Where a mountaineer might fish Water that's brown spreading across river With spirit Waist woe (caused, perhaps, by overindulgence in 17-, 29- and 50-Across) Weight gain, of a sort Waist woe (caused, perhaps, by overindulgence in 17-, 29- and 50-Across) Waistline concern Weight gain, of a sort Wrongful Wrong Wrongful Wrong sauce grabbed by nobleman cutting joint Welcome word on death row Welcome out Welcome out Went all out Wielded, as influence Wielded Wielded, as power Wielded "Wow!" Warm-blooded sort Warm-blooded animal Whale, for one. Whale or platypus Warm-blooded animal Warm-blooded one Warm-blooded creature Weasel or rat Weasel, wolf or walrus Weasel or rat Weasel, wolf or walrus Warm-blooded creature Whale or walrus Warm-blooded animal Warm-blooded vertebrate What a bad cold may do What a bad cold may do What tanners tan Worn by Leatherstocking. What one does in "I Spy."