| Where you may get gas before eating | 35 |
| Word on the front of all U.S. coins | 35 |
| Whom a UK poetry prize is named for | 35 |
| What "mardi" means: Abbr. | 35 |
| When repeated, sound of disapproval | 35 |
| Word in a Little Richard song title | 35 |
| What b.i.d. means, in prescriptions | 35 |
| Word repeated in a basketball chant | 35 |
| When were sails invented, Mr. Dana? | 35 |
| Warner of Beanie Babies fame et al. | 35 |
| Word that became "whisky" | 35 |
| Word in a motto coined July 4, 1776 | 35 |
| Worked at a movie theater, slangily | 35 |
| West Point's counterPArt: Abbr. | 35 |
| Went "poof" into thin air | 35 |
| Word on a travel itinerary, perhaps | 35 |
| What "Gangnam Style" went | 35 |
| What some pro players are placed on | 35 |
| Went far too slowly during the 10K? | 35 |
| Where to get in on the ground floor | 35 |
| When doubled, Northwest wine valley | 35 |
| When repeated, a city in Washington | 35 |
| Witch's facial feature, perhaps | 35 |
| Word before "meant to be" | 35 |
| What WOW means to an honest person? | 35 |
| Withdraws one's dependency from | 35 |
| Winning Super Bowl III coach Ewbank | 35 |
| Watts' neighborhood, familiarly | 35 |
| Where New Yorkers board their pigs? | 35 |
| Writer's plot-progression query | 35 |
| Words about a lion with a toothache | 35 |
| Words heard after losing the thread | 35 |
| Word usually used with 'or' | 35 |
| What a bride becomes at her wedding | 35 |
| Wardrobe item for George Washington | 35 |
| WhoÂ’s Herbert Ernst Karl Frahm? | 35 |
| Way to fix the reception on your TV | 35 |
| Words before may or might, in verse | 35 |
| What may be put on before spelling? | 35 |
| Wednesday's child is full of it | 35 |
| Was victorious, but not by knockout | 35 |
| What THIS, HERE, IRON and SENT form | 35 |
| Why the neighborhood dogs are wary? | 35 |
| When the USA and USSR joined forces | 35 |
| Water-transporting tissue in plants | 35 |
| When tripled, "and so on" | 35 |
| What a cake candle often represents | 35 |
| Where Old Faithful obliges tourists | 35 |
| What "she didn't say" | 35 |
| Where to learn about the dark side? | 35 |
| Writer of "White Shadows" | 35 |
| Where to do the downward-facing dog | 35 |
| World's largest cobalt exporter | 35 |
| What a doctor might ask you to say | 34 |
| With whom Moses went back to Egypt | 34 |
| Where Dr. J's pro career began | 34 |
| What something might be as easy as | 34 |
| Whig-turned-Republican, familiarly | 34 |
| With "slug," a lazybones | 34 |
| Word preceding a blessing, perhaps | 34 |
| What red indicates in litmus tests | 34 |
| Word with sulfuric or hydrochloric | 34 |
| Wile E. Coyote's go-to company | 34 |
| Wile E.'s company for supplies | 34 |
| Wile E. Coyote patronizes this co. | 34 |
| Where Pooh lives, Hundred ___ Wood | 34 |
| Washington Nationals manager Manny | 34 |
| Where to see a dramatic beginning? | 34 |
| When Annie sings "Maybe" | 34 |
| When Juliet is compared to the sun | 34 |
| When Hamlet delivers his soliloquy | 34 |
| When Juliet appears on the balcony | 34 |
| When the Feast of Lots is observed | 34 |
| Word near the bottom of a dipstick | 34 |
| Word in a Shakespeare comedy title | 34 |
| Wd. ending in '-ly,' often | 34 |
| Work recounting Dido's suicide | 34 |
| Worshipper's locale, sometimes | 34 |
| Wright-Patterson or Andrews: abbr. | 34 |
| Well-kept secret, for some rockers | 34 |
| Writer James and ballplayer Tommie | 34 |
| Worker at One William Morris place | 34 |
| Where Shah Jahan built a mausoleum | 34 |
| What sentence components should do | 34 |
| What yellowfin tuna may be sold as | 34 |
| Word that makes grammarians cringe | 34 |
| Work on a magazine cover, in a way | 34 |
| Weapons in Olympic shooting events | 34 |
| Word often found between two names | 34 |
| Where the Exxon Valdez ran aground | 34 |
| Writer Wilkinson of The New Yorker | 34 |
| Woodard of "Cross Creek" | 34 |
| Woodard of "Beauty Shop" | 34 |
| Where to see a lot of exes?: Abbr. | 34 |
| Word meaning "elsewhere" | 34 |
| Word seen twice on the Afghan flag | 34 |
| Word used to express thanks to God | 34 |
| Woody of ''Scoop'' | 34 |
| Whittier poem "___ Well" | 34 |
| Word used with some sports records | 34 |