| Worker who doesn't put up with any bull? | 44 |
| Worker who handles returns, briefly | 35 |
| Worker who has people in stitches? | 34 |
| Worker who may be found atop a house | 36 |
| Worker who shouldn't have acrophobia | 40 |
| Worker whose job always has a new wrinkle? | 42 |
| Worker with an apron and a white hat | 36 |
| Worker with black alloy on metal | 32 |
| Worker without health insurance, usually | 40 |
| Worker's advocate, for short | 32 |
| Worker's bonus for stick-to-it-iveness? | 43 |
| Workers associated with ding-dongs | 34 |
| Workers concerned with net returns? | 35 |
| Workers in a global peace organization? | 39 |
| Workers in Detroit make a dash for it | 37 |
| Workers in Ireland's pastures | 33 |
| Workers in milk-shipping companies | 34 |
| Workers that provide high-level coverage | 40 |
| Workers with registered domains? | 32 |
| Workers' collective disposition | 35 |
| Workers' discrimination watchdog (Abbr.) | 44 |
| Workers' end-of-week letters | 32 |
| Workers' org. founded by Samuel Gompers | 43 |
| Workers' purchase agreement for short | 42 |
| Workers' purchase arrangement, for short | 44 |
| Workers' rights assurance, in ads | 37 |
| Workers' rights gp. since 1919 | 34 |
| Workers' welfare overseer: Abbr. | 36 |
| Workers' Youth Theatre specialty | 36 |
| Workers, as opposed to management | 33 |
| Working as a cruise ship hair stylist, say? | 43 |
| Working at a night club in Prague? | 34 |
| Working at night for Dr. Frankenstein? | 38 |
| Working for the apiarists' lobby? | 37 |
| Working hours for director Shyamalan? | 37 |
| Working like Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, say | 48 |
| Working material for Mme. Tussaud | 33 |
| Working on "Frozen," e.g. | 35 |
| Working parent's hire, maybe | 32 |
| Working stiff's exclamation of relief | 41 |
| Working stiff's relieved cry | 32 |
| Working together (with "in") | 38 |
| Working together, with "in" | 37 |
| Working well together, after "in" | 43 |
| Working with turquoise and ultramarine cloth? | 45 |
| Working without __ (acting riskily) | 35 |
| Working without __ (taking chances) | 35 |
| Working-class Boston neighborhood | 33 |
| Working-class family men, in political-speak | 44 |
| Workout class on a pleasure cruise? | 35 |
| Workout for bratty kids at a mountain resort? | 45 |
| Workout influenced by martial arts | 34 |
| Workout program you might do for kicks? | 39 |
| Workplace antidiscrimination agcy. | 34 |
| Workplace antidiscrimination org. | 33 |
| Workplace designer's carpet choice? | 39 |
| Workplace downer, with "the" | 38 |
| Workplace for a short order cook? | 33 |
| Workplace for TV's Det. Mac Taylor | 38 |
| Workplace rules setter, for short | 33 |
| Workplace tech support helper, slangily | 39 |
| Workplace watchdog's concern | 32 |
| Workplace where there are many openings | 39 |
| Workplace with many drips, briefly | 34 |
| Workplaces for Jekyll and Frankenstein | 38 |
| Workplaces of drudgery, figuratively | 36 |
| Workplaces where there are some openings: Abbr. | 47 |
| Workplaces with openings, for short? | 36 |
| Works as a "merchandising futurist"? | 46 |
| Works by a German painter-engraver | 34 |
| Works by Beethoven and Bobbie Gentry | 36 |
| Works by Mendelssohn and Schubert | 33 |
| Works by Raphael and Michelangelo, e.g. | 39 |
| Works in an art museum, possibly | 32 |
| Works in the aisles of a movie theater, slangily | 48 |
| Works inspired by Calliope, e.g. | 32 |
| Works like "Cosi fan tutte" | 37 |
| Works like Butler's "Erewhon" | 43 |
| Works of a 19th-century French painter | 38 |
| Works off and on as a hospital resident? | 40 |
| Works often blown away upon completion | 38 |
| Works stocked by a bookstore with a rainbow flag | 48 |
| Works ___ many levels (succeeds) | 32 |
| Workweek ender, for most (abbr.) | 32 |
| Workweek with overtime, for many | 32 |
| World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level | 48 |
| World capital at 7,200+ feet elevation | 38 |
| World capital at the foot of Mount Vitosha | 42 |
| World capital built in the 1960s | 32 |
| World capital due west of St. Petersburg | 40 |
| World capital formerly a pirate stronghold | 42 |
| World capital founded as a 12th-century fortress | 48 |
| World capital laid out in the late 1950s | 40 |
| World capital long beset by civil unrest | 40 |
| World capital on a gulf of the same name | 40 |
| World capital on a river of the same name | 41 |
| World capital on the slope of an active volcano | 47 |
| World capital once called Philadelphia | 38 |
| World capital once occupied by France | 37 |
| World capital once under French rule | 36 |