Weep for Work history What a klutz is not Where a CATERER sets up? Works of art. Word in street names. Wyeth's Helga paintings mostly Watchers of a sort With 132-across, new book by Sarah Palin Watches Word repeated before "gone" Watch parties? Wandering Where Hansel and Gretel went. Wandering off. Wandering. Working. Wrong. Where not to be led Wandering Wrong Wandering Word cried twice before "gone" With 98-Down wandering, Wandering Wandering Woman's undergarment Word cried twice before 'gone' Wandering Word from an auctioneer Wander off following a wayward path Wandering, errant Wandering Word heard at an auction Woman's undergarment Word missing from 17, 23, 44, 56 Across Wrong receptacle leaking hydrogen Word that can follow the last word of 17- and 54-Across and 11- and 27-Down Word missing from 17, 23, 44, 56 Across Wandering Work stoppage? Wrong, like server What curve balls do. What to do with the news With 65-Across, go against the group ... or what the shaded squares literally do in the answers to the starred clues What Magellan mapped With 57-Down, part of a morning routine Williams of tennis Where ships are built or repaired. What one may do to 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 28-Down Work stoppage? Work stoppage? Word that, when preceding this puzzle's split words, forms the phrases with split clues Where a single day lasts 243 Earth days What Galileo observed in 1610 With 48-Down, it follows Yom Kippur Waste away Word with health or illness Word with health or illness Water damage Word with cover or knot Word with note or case Word with "telepathy" Word before block or health Word with telepathy Word before block or health Word with "telepathy" Word before 'note' or 'image' Waste away What zombies do Word with shod or stream Woman's undergarment Word with pink or cow Whitesnake: "___ of the Tongue" What Whitesnake's "Tongue" does Word with pink or pillow Word with pink or cow Wet floor mishap Witches' kettle Witch's vessel Witches' kettle in "Macbeth." Witch's vessel Witch's vessel Witches' kettle Witches' kettle Witch's pot Witches' vessel Witches' pot Witches' pot Wrongly under a cloud, due painfully to depart in large vessel WWII life jacket Who said "I believe in censorship. After all I made a fortune out of it" Who said "A man's kiss is his signature" Who said "I'll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure" Who said "It's not the men in your life that counts, it's the life in your men" White magician conceals object White magician conceals object What's on the agenda Word paired with a countdown on arcade game screens White House bill? White House bill White House bill Wallet item Where Jackson is White House money Worry an animal Wisconsin’s flag features one Wolverine's cousin Wily Weaselly Wily Wily Wily With a hidden agenda Wily Wily Waggishly mischievous. Wily. Weaselly Winking, maybe Wily Was head of the Family Stone Worth keeping an eye on Weaselly Wily With a wink Winking while talking Wily Worth keeping an eye on Weaselly Word before devil or dog Wily Wily Winking while talking Weaselly Word before devil or dog Wily Wily Wily With hidden agendas Wily With a hidden agenda Wily Wily Wily Wily Wily Whom Tony and Rico fought over, in "Copacabana" Whatever she wants, she gets "Whatever __ Wants" ("Damn Yankees" tune) "Whatever ___ Wants" ("Damn Yankees" song) "Whatever ___ Wants." What she wants, she gets "What ___ wants . . . " "Whatever ___ wants . . . " Work hinted at by the starts of 17-, 26-, 42- and 56-Across Whence the line 'Beauty, terrible beauty! A deathless goddess - so she strikes our eyes!' Work set in Troy Work with 24 books Work with Ajax Work by Homer "Whatever ____ wants..." "Whatever ___ Wants" (1955 song) "Whatever ___ wants ..." Whatever she wants, she gets, in song Woman who "drank Champagne and danced all night," in song Who sings "A Little Brains, A Little Talent" in "Damn Yankees" Weird Al's "Yoda" parodies it 'Whatever -- wants ...' 'Whatever -- Wants' "Whatever _____ Wants" "Whatever _____ Wants" (pop song) Woman in a Kinks song "Whatever ___ Wants" (song) Winning race car at Indy in 1990 World leader circulated preliminary material for programme "Whatever ___ Wants" ("Damn Yankees" song) Where Katmandu is Who sings 'A Little Brains, A Little Talent' in 'Damn Yankees' Where Annapurna stands Woman in a Kinks song "Whatever ___ Wants" (song) 'Whatever -- Wants' Where Katmandu is Where Mt. Everest is. Where the Rama family rules. Where Annapurna is. Where Everest is. Where Katmandu is. Wanter and getter of song Whatever ____ Wants is the best-known song from the 1955 musical Damn Yankees Warm. With 91 Down, glider's cushion Warming Warm air current Warm air current Warm the hearts of Norman and Walt Warm weather Malaysia enjoys Warm current part of weather? Maldives! Where Katmandu is Where Everest is Where the Gurkha reigned Where to spend rupees Where the so-called "Roof of the World" is Where Indiana Jones reunites with Marion Where "ho" and "hoina" mean "yes" and "no" Wily Wily Wily Was of service. Where the Gurkha reigned Where Katmandu is Where Katmandu is Where the Gurkha fought Where Mount Everest is called Sagarmatha Where 'ho' and 'hoina' mean 'yes' and 'no' Writer holds on to next novel to make it longer With 68-Across, title of this puzzle Wimsey, for one With 68-Across, title of this puzzle Work with 24 books Whodunit hero War tale in 24 parts Whodunit character. Wolfe, for one War story Whodunit hero War story Where to read about Andromache. War epic. Where to read about Achilles' wrath What soap may leave What each completed pair of theme answers in this puzzle is Work translated by Chapman Work of Homer War story, Greek-style Work translated by Pope Work often read before the "Odyssey" War story What soap may leave "Wonder Woman" or "Aquaman" Work that begins "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son ..." What soap may leave Work hinted at by the starts of 17-, 26-, 42- and 56-Across Whence the line "Beauty, terrible beauty! A deathless goddess - so she strikes our eyes!" What each of this puzzle's songs also was, once you do the math What each of this puzzle’s songs also was, once you do the math "Wonder Woman" or "Aquaman" White Christmas, say, initially forecast in London, maybe Washington Monument, e.g.