"What are the __?" West of Hollywood. West What gamblers weigh With 63 Across, a George Eliot title With 15 Across, Eliot hero West from Walla Walla West of "Batman" fame West of Batman fame West of Gotham City West of Hollywood With 69-Across, caped crusader player of 1966 ___ West of "Batman" With 51-Across, Caped Crusader portrayer West of "Batman" West of the screen With 89 Across, 'Batman' star Who "Raised a Cain" for Springsteen Washington congressman or famed economist Smith West or Smith West or Ant With 1 Down, Eliot classic West of Gotham City fame West of "Batman" Wiley of Picket Fences West or Sandler West of Gotham Wagnalls of Funk & Wagnalls West of Gotham City West of Gotham City? West of "Batman" West who played Batman West of "Batman" West of Hollywood "Wealth of Nations" author Smith ... whose leaves covered him up West of "Batman" West who played Batman With 18-Down, 1859 George Eliot novel ''Woman'' coiner, per Genesis With 5-Down, "Spanglish" actor West of Gotham City? "Wealth of Nations" author Smith With 14-Across, George Eliot title character West of 'Batman' and 'Family Guy' West of Gotham City? 'Wealth of Nations' author Smith Writer Serwer of The Atlantic West who played Batman Woman, going topless, man expelled from garden When said three times, a liar's policy Withhold, as funds What "nobody can" do, in song Withhold from Withhold Withhold, as funds Withhold, as permission "... which nobody can ___" Withhold Withhold, as permission ". . . which nobody can ___" What "nobody can" do, in song When said three times, a liar's policy "... which nobody can ___" When said three times, a liar's policy Wash one's hands of bank's design company "... which nobody can ___" When tripled, a liar's mantra Withhold Wallet items Wallet items, briefly What door monitors check, for short Wallet cards, briefly What guards check What bouncers check Wallet items, briefly Wallet papers What bartenders check What bouncers check Wallet cards Wallet cards: Abbr. Wallet contents, for short Wallet items Wallet cards, for short Walletful, informally Wallet items, informally Wallet items, in brief Walletful Wallet items Wallet items, briefly What bouncers inspect What bouncers check, for short Wallet items Walletful What bouncers inspect What bouncers check What bouncers check, for short Wallet items, briefly Wallet cards (Abbr.) Wallet cards, for short What irises can be used for Wallet items What bouncers request Willowy Well thought? "When You ___ Upon a Star" What a genie grants Want (to do something) Women's group -- mum's desire What you do upon a star World War II's biggest hematological boon. What the Red Cross needs. Whey "Weed 'em and __": gardening book "Weed 'em and ___: A Weed Eater Reader" (2006 Roger Welsch book) Win, as rewards "Weed 'em and __": gardening book Wield a sickle Work with a sickle Wield a scythe "Weed 'em and ___" (gardener's motto?) With 31-Across, barely beats With 31-Across, barely beats Wins by a nose Where ice skates meet the ice Where planes meet Wins narrowly. Wins by a close score Where faces meet What the "E" of Euler's formula V - E + F = 2 represents Where Springsteen finds "Darkness"? Wins by 537 votes, say What the 'E' of Euler's formula V - E + F = 2 represents Where surfaces of cubes meet World peace, e.g. Words after a splash in a fountain, maybe Words after a splash in a fountain, maybe Well offering What a genie might grant Well-formed thought? Well-spoken request? What the jinni offered Aladdin. What to do at 46 Across "When You ___ Upon a Star" What precedes a blowout? Well product? Well thought? "When You ___ Upon a Star" Win What investor will do w/great band Win With custard Word with tight or split With 72-Across, evasive strategy ... and a hint to the last several letters of the four longest Across answers Windup What's last Wrap things up Wind up With 39 Down, Viking destination Wrap up Wind down Wind up Windup Word with loose or tight Word after living or dead Word with rear or year With 1-Across, comic member of a minstrel troupe Word with tail or back Wrap up Where Liebestod is sung in Tristan. What 30 means, in printers' slang. When the coda comes. Windup. Word used with dead or the. Wind-up. Word with play or run Word with product or table Word with front or rear Where this word comes Word with tag or rear What a checkmate causes Where this word belongs Word with run or play Word with head or tail Word with split or tight Word with tight and open Wrap-up Word with rear or tight Word with tail or dead Wide receiver Word before and after "to" Word before and after "over" Wind up or down Warrior pose in yoga, e.g. Warrior pose, e.g. Warrior pose in yoga, e.g Warrior pose, e.g Wind-up Wrap up Wind up Wrap up When the murderer is revealed, often Where this answer is, appropriately Where this appears, appropriately Word after deep or tight Wrap up Windup Wrap up Word after tight or split "Wisdom begins at the ___": Daniel Webster Word after tight or loose With 39 Down, ultimate goal Wrap up Where to get in line? Word after living or dead Word with living or dead Wind up Word "split" in this puzzle's eight longest answers With 1-Across, a football play, or an apt description of what's hidden in the last part of the answer to each starred clue Wrap up Windup Word after tight or wide "West ___ Girls" (1986 Pet Shop Boys hit) Word after deep or tight Word found in this puzzle's theme answers Word with game or table Word with living or dead Week finish? Word after loose or tight Word after tight or loose Wind up or wind down Wind down or wind up Word after living or dead Wrap up Wind up Word after bitter or business Where to get in line Word with table or zone Where to get in line? Word after living or dead Wind up Word "split" in this puzzle's eight longest answers With 1-Across, a football play, or an apt description of what's hidden in the last part of the answer to each starred clue Windup Word with living or bitter Wrap Word with game or point Wind down or wind up Word with tight or loose Wrap up