| Wet behind the ___ (inexperienced) | 34 |
| What improv musicians need to have | 34 |
| Where George Jefferson moved up to | 34 |
| What may be found between two dogs | 34 |
| Words on a cake in an 1865 classic | 34 |
| What a trencherman does with gusto | 34 |
| Welcome sign for a hungry traveler | 34 |
| Wilbur's charge in 60's TV | 34 |
| Where Christmas lights may be hung | 34 |
| Wood so dense it doesn't float | 34 |
| Word before primaire or secondaire | 34 |
| When night comes o'er the land | 34 |
| Word heard in the choosing process | 34 |
| Workplace antidiscrimination agcy. | 34 |
| What Dubliners call their homeland | 34 |
| Where Americans met Russians: 1945 | 34 |
| Will Ferrell holiday movie of 2003 | 34 |
| Wallach of "The Misfits" | 34 |
| Wiesel who wrote "Night" | 34 |
| Wych --- (tree with coarse leaves) | 34 |
| Weena's race, in a Wells novel | 34 |
| Weena's race, in an 1895 novel | 34 |
| War correspondent, in modern lingo | 34 |
| Watson of "Gosford Park" | 34 |
| Watson who played Hermione Granger | 34 |
| What mom has that dad doesn't? | 34 |
| What ambulances provide, for short | 34 |
| Word with ''rear'' | 34 |
| Where King Saul consulted a medium | 34 |
| When DÃa de Reyes is celebrated | 34 |
| Wife of Geraint, in Arthurian lore | 34 |
| Western Electric co-founder Barton | 34 |
| Waiting period, it sometimes seems | 34 |
| Weapon electrified in the Olympics | 34 |
| Weapon that's hardly dangerous | 34 |
| Where it's always zero degrees | 34 |
| Well-known palindrome's middle | 34 |
| Waterway that's 363 miles long | 34 |
| Wears away gradually, as shoreline | 34 |
| What "[sic]" may signify | 34 |
| Where tests are often given: Abbr. | 34 |
| What "that" is in Toledo | 34 |
| Word often mispronounced with an X | 34 |
| Word that includes three of itself | 34 |
| When a plane should get in (Abbr.) | 34 |
| When the plane should land, at LAX | 34 |
| When flights are due in, for short | 34 |
| When the dog days hit the Dordogne | 34 |
| When people hate the heat in Haiti | 34 |
| Wharton's Frome or actor Hawke | 34 |
| Wharton's "__ Frome" | 34 |
| Where Enceladus is buried, in myth | 34 |
| William and Harry's alma mater | 34 |
| With neither indebted to the other | 34 |
| Word before horizon or coordinator | 34 |
| Westminster Kennel Club show, e.g. | 34 |
| Word prefixed by who, what or when | 34 |
| What some say money is at its core | 34 |
| What Elba represented for Napoleon | 34 |
| Where many jobs may be on the line | 34 |
| When parents and kids are together | 34 |
| Wray of "King Kong" fame | 34 |
| When the NFL's postseason ends | 34 |
| Warm place on a winter's night | 34 |
| Winkler role, with "the" | 34 |
| Where the stars might be pointing? | 34 |
| Word in the Musketeers' slogan | 34 |
| When some newspapers are delivered | 34 |
| Word in the center of a bingo card | 34 |
| Worry one's pretty little head | 34 |
| Worker in a big house near Big Ben | 34 |
| Where explorer John Cabot was born | 34 |
| Western and foreign, to moviegoers | 34 |
| White-sheet wearer's depiction | 34 |
| Winners of the second World Series | 34 |
| William _____ (Neuromancer author) | 34 |
| Who Nirvana sang "About" | 34 |
| William H. Webster's employees | 34 |
| Woods, e.g., or one who uses woods | 34 |
| What's seen in "Saw" | 34 |
| What one's reach should exceed | 34 |
| Word in Prince Edward Island motto | 34 |
| Woodcutter's daughter of story | 34 |
| What big fans feel after a breakup | 34 |
| Word before dynamics or discussion | 34 |
| Worrisome sound for a mail carrier | 34 |
| Wad found under many a school desk | 34 |
| What some illegal speech expresses | 34 |
| What we "so proudly" did | 34 |
| Where Columbus made landfall, 1492 | 34 |
| Word after Virginia or Westphalian | 34 |
| Work hard to form, as an agreement | 34 |
| Word game involving a stick figure | 34 |
| Weightlifter played by Dana Carvey | 34 |
| When repeated, "I agree" | 34 |
| What may be raised at celebrations | 34 |
| What seamstress does to stage garb | 34 |
| What a famous woman may play on TV | 34 |
| Words often mouthed to a TV camera | 34 |
| Word that rhymes with its opposite | 34 |