Word hidden in "Aye aye, sir!" Word of affirmation Word of agreement Word of consent 'Without question' What a nod may signify Word mom says that brings a smile Word of agreement Word of assent With 38-Down, emphatic agreement What the circled letters all mean Word on a Ouija board Word of consent What "oui" means "Without a doubt" "___! We Have No Bananas" Word in four of the answers on a Magic 8 Ball icosahedron Word on a Ouija board With 2-Down, a polite response What rhymes with Los Angeles? Word used before "but." Word often used as a query. Word of affirmation. Word of consent. What is more. Word of assent. What is it? With 54 Across, Sammy Davis book "___, we have no . . . " Widely-sought response Word of agreement "What __ wrong?" Word with sirree Welcome word Word to a "darling daughter" Word of encouragement What she didn't say, in Kern's song "What __ wrong?" Walked out What Ado Annie could say? Word to a proposer What Mollie Bloom said finally "___, We Have No Bananas" What "she didn't say" With 2 Down, common alternatives Word of assent Word of consent Worked. "_____! We Have No Bananas" Was sold at. " . . . when the lights ___ out?" Withdrew When said three times, a 1938 Cole Porter tune "What ___ wrong?" Word of accord Was used up ___ with (dated) Word on a Ouija board With 1-Across, an agreeable guy Word before "dear" or "sir" With 13-Down, blew one's stack "Without a doubt" Word next to a check box With 128-Across, sped "What ___ Wrong" (Blink 182) Word repeated in a classic "When Harry Met Sally ..." scene Word of affirmation "What ___ wrong?" Was consumed as cake Withdrew What "aye" means What a nod may mean Word spoken 90 times in Molly Bloom's soliloquy What ___ wrong? "What ___ wrong?" With 78-Across, "Righto!" Word cried 15 times in a row by Meg Ryan in "When Harry Met Sally ..." "With pleasure!" "What is it?" "___ we can" (2008 campaign slogan) "What ___ wrong?" What "I do" means "What ___ wrong?" What the Czech word "ano" means in English, paradoxically What the thumbs-up emoji can mean "Why not?" With 82 Down, recruit's reply With 84-Down, recruit's response With 120-Down, spouse's assent 'What is it?' With 114-Down, army affirmative Walked out With 31-Across, hubby's assent Word of assent Was in attendance ''What __ wrong?'' Word "positively" hidden four times in this puzzle "Why, certainly!" "___! We Have No Bananas" Willing word What a nod may mean "What can I do for you?" Word with "dear" or "sir" Word of agreement Word of concurrence Word of acceptance Word of approval What "10-4" means "Without a doubt!" Word of assent Without a doubt? Word of agreement Wooer's want Word of approval Without a doubt! What may be bro kin? What your mom might call your aunt What each of this puzzle's longest entries has two of What Khloé might call Kim "Worlds Apart" rockers Word from the Old Norse for "thing said" What Kim might call Khloé What Kim might call Khloé Wharton School subj. "War and Peace," e.g. Word on an express lane sign Whale of a tale Wharton School subj. Wishlist entries 12 what or less? Wharton Sch. course "War and Peace," e.g Word on an express lane sign Word on an express checkout sign Word on an express lane sign Word on an express lane sign 12 what or less? Word seen before "or less" on supermarket signs Word in the subtitle of Alex Haley's 'Roots' Whale of a long tale Wet jet Whale of a tale Water jet Whiskered one What might win a race What might win a race Whiskered pet Water from a water fountain Whiskas consumer Who to tell a secret to, presumably Whiskered one Whom to trust, per a 33-Across Who might be to blame Word with bird or call Witch's familiar, maybe Who has set foot on Mars Word with big or house Whiskered beast Whiskered one Whom to trust, per a 33-Across Worst possible turnout Whom to trust, in "The X-Files" Whom a leader trails Who wants to see Davy Jones' locker? Who wants war? What "nemo" means. Warbucks' henchman "___ will believe it" Warbucks cohort What "nemo" means Who is stronger than Superman? Who might be to blame Who should believe a liar Who "is alone" in a 1987 Sondheim title Who leads an anarchy? Who so far has run a three-minute mile Who "ever loved you more than I," in song Who preceded Adam and Eve on earth Who lives forever Who "knows," in a 1958 Dion & the Belmonts hit Who discovers the perfect crime Who is above the law, theoretically Whom a leader follows Who has won an Oscar for Best Actor three times "___ will ever guess!" Who opposed George Washington for president in 1792 Who has scored more than 850 points in an official Scrabble game Who "knows what it's like to be the bad man," according to a 1971 hit by the Who Who has won more Olympic medals than Michael Phelps Who has ever won a debate over the internet? Who has been nominated for more acting Oscars than Meryl Streep Who lives at the North Pole, in reality Who John Mayer wrote "Love Song for"? Who "Knows," to Queens of the Stone Age Who Korn song was "For" Who came to the unattended meeting? Warbucks henchman Whom a leader follows Wharton Sch. major "Worm of the Nile" Warbucks' henchman (with "The") Windborne pest Warbucks cohort Wharton maj. Wall St. subject Wharton School subj. Wharton grad's major Wharton course, for short Wharton course catalog listing "Worm of the Nile" Warbucks' henchman (with "The") Wharton Sch. major Warbucks cohort Warbucks employee Wharton course, for short Word aptly found in 'price control' Word on an express checkout sign "___ will ever guess!" Who is above the law, theoretically Who is stronger than Superman? Who to tell a secret to, presumably Worst turnout for a party Who might be to blame Worst possible turnout Who a dictator answers to Who has shown up for all the Detroit Lions' Super Bowls? Who is over a dictator? Worst possible party turnout Word seen before "or less" on supermarket signs Who to trust in a mystery novel Whom a leader follows Who to tell a secret to, presumably Wife escapes insect and deadly snake Whom to trust, in spy films Who might be to blame Worst possible turnout Who needs to know, according to a Shania Twain song Who lives forever Who's above the law, supposedly Who's living on Mars Who's on first, at the top of the inning Who once had all 10 of the top 10 Billboard hits simultaneously Who 'knows what it's like to be the bad man,' according to a 1971 hit by the Who Who has won more Olympic medals than Michael Phelps Word on an express lane sign Who has ever won a debate over the internet? Who lives at the North Pole, in reality Who has been nominated for more acting Oscars than Meryl Streep Who once had all 10 of the top 10 Billboard hits simultaneously Who needs to know, according to a Shania Twain song