Whole works
Whole world in one's hands?
Whole-grain food
Whole-grain food ... or two universities
Whole-grain food, and a description of each set of circles
Whole-grain product
Whole-grain sandwich's exterior
Whole-wheat cracker creator Sylvester
Whole-yards link
Whole, as a film
Whole, in a way
wholehearted
Wholehearted endorsement
Wholehearted, as an effort
Wholeheartedly enthusiastic
wholeness
Wholes or parts
wholesale
Wholesale alternative
Wholesale amount
WHOLESALE destruction of religious, racial, or national groups
Wholesale qty.
Wholesale quantities
Wholesale quantity
Wholesale quantity, often
wholesale slaughter
Wholesale's antithesis
Wholesale's counterpart
Wholesale's opposite
wholesaler
wholesome
Wholesome amusement
wholesomeness
Wholly
Wholly absorbed
Wholly absorbed, as in thought
Wholly captivated
Wholly represent
Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline
Whom "feeling good was good enough for," in a 1971 #1 song
Whom "I Like"
Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister
Whom "my heart belongs to"
Whom "Rolling Stone" called the "live" in "SNL"
Whom "seven ate," in a joke
Whom "she saw...on a seesaw," in a children's ditty
Whom "The Muppet Movie" was dedicated to
Whom "Time" called "America's Queen of Opera"
Whom "Uncle Sam wants"
Whom "unto us" is given, in Isaiah
Whom "Variations on 'I Got Rhythm"' was dedicated to
Whom 007 assists in "Licence to Kill"
Whom 1950s voters "liked"
Whom 29-Down met
Whom 39-Down wants, in a classic poster
Whom 49ers play for
Whom a "Congrats!" lawn sign is often for
Whom a benefit benefits
Whom a bully may bully
Whom a cartooning award is named for
Whom a coach coaches
Whom a copper apprehends
Whom a courtier may address
Whom a dragon threatens in a fairy tale
Whom a fan club follows
Whom a French dessert is named for
Whom a guy do-si-dos with
Whom a guy might hang with when he's not with the guys
Whom a headhunter calls
Whom a hippie called a "pig"
Whom a humor-writing prize is named for
Whom a hunter hunts
Whom a lawyer represents
Whom a leader follows
Whom a leader trails
Whom a mystery award honors
Whom a software developer has in mind
Whom a steno might assist, for short
Whom a thane attended
Whom Abe couldn't "spare ..., he fights"
Whom all contenders are chasing
Whom an American humor prize is named for
Whom an M.P. hunts
Whom Annie sings "Tomorrow" to
Whom Antony addressed
Whom Aristophanes is said to have "read"
Whom Aristotle mentions in "On the Parts of Animals"
Whom Artemis loved
Whom Artemis loved and unwittingly killed
Whom auditors audit
Whom Baryshnikov danced for in the '60s
Whom basilicas are often named after: Abbr.
Whom Bates won an Oscar for confining
Whom Björn beat for his last French Open title
Whom bleacherites greet in close-ups
Whom bouncers bounce
Whom bouncers might bounce
Whom Brits call "brickie"
Whom Brits call "brickies"
Whom Bugs bugs
Whom bullies might take on
Whom Burns paired with men
Whom Bush whacked
Whom Cain slew
Whom Cain slew in Genesis
Whom Clay became
Whom Cleopatra identified with
Whom Cline mentored
Whom cops catch
Whom Cordelia called "As mad as the vex'd sea"
Whom Dewey defeated, according to a premature headline
Whom Dory and Marlin found, in film
Whom Dudley Do-Right loved
Whom Edgar Awards are named for
Whom element #107 was named for
Whom element #90 was named for
Whom Emerson called "the jingle-man"
Whom emperors answer to
Whom Eydie Gorme played in "Ocean's Eleven"
Whom Fallon succeeded
Whom fans adore
Whom Federer beat in the 2009 Wimbledon semis
Whom FedEx uses for some deliveries
Whom Ford succeeded in '73
Whom Garfield torments
Whom Gdansk's airport is named for
Whom George I succeeded
Whom Gershwin dedicated his "I Got Rhythm" Variations to
Whom Glenn served with in the '50s
Whom Goya painted both nude and clothed
Whom Grogu resembles on "The Mandalorian"
Whom Han Solo calls "Your Worship"
Whom Harry Potter frees from serving Draco Malfoy's family
Whom Holyfield KO'd, 11/9/96
Whom Horton heard
Whom hosts host
Whom Ingrid played in "Casablanca"
Whom insurers often pass up
Whom Jack followed
Whom Jamie chose his surname to honor
Whom Jason jilted
Whom Jezebel worshiped
Whom John Bull symbolizes
Whom John Wayne modeled his persona after
Whom Kala reared
Whom Kane in "Citizen Kane" is based on
Whom Ken Jennings questioned
Whom King David sent to be killed in battle
Whom Larry succeeded at Google
Whom Lennon married
Whom Lennon wedded
Whom les Trois Mousquetaires served
Whom Liberia's capital was named for
Whom Lisa Simpson calls a cousin
Whom Liverpool's airport is named for
Whom many dorms are named for
Whom Marc orated about
Whom Marlin sought in a 2003 film
Whom mateys address
Whom Mentor mentored
Whom mentors mentor
Whom Mr. T pities, with "the"
Whom nobody plays with
Whom not to mess with
Whom Obama bested in 2008
Whom one goes out with
Whom one might address as "sensei"
Whom Othello declares "is most honest"
Whom Paul McCartney called "the best female voice"
Whom Philbin calls "Pippa"
Whom picadors assist
Whom Pocahontas married
Whom Priebus succeeded in 2011
Whom Quentin directed in three films
Whom R-rated movies are intended for
Whom R.E. Lee fought for
Whom Raskolnikov confesses his crime to in "Crime and Punishment"
Whom Reagan told to "tear down this WALL"
Whom Rep. Keith Ellison worships
Whom Rick calls "kid"
Whom Rick toasts in Morocco
Whom Robert Frost was named for
Whom Rocky named his restaurant for
Whom Rodin called "the colossus of art"
Whom Sam calls "Miss"
Whom Sam played piano for
Whom Samwise accompanied to Rivendell
Whom Sarah had in her early 90s
Whom Scarpia double-crosses
Whom Shelley wept for
Whom Simul-Search is made for
Whom some call a suit
Whom some habitually blame
Whom some novelty disguises imitate
Whom something is named for
Whom Taylor defeated for president in 1848
Whom the A.G. addresses
Whom the AG might address
Whom the agents work for (and a chunk of each theme answer)
Whom the angels name in "The Raven"
Whom the Arc de Triomphe honors
Whom the cheerleaders cheer
Whom the children of Israel served, per Judges
Whom the Edgar Award was named for
Whom the Edgar honors
Whom the host hosts
Whom the Miracle Mets beat
Whom the Nobel Committee called "a messenger to mankind"
Whom the RNC represents
Whom the Swiss Guard guards
Whom the Swiss Guards guard
Whom the Thunderbirds fly for: Abbr.
Whom the yoke's on?
whom tiger tied for pga tour wins in
Whom to 'ease on down the road' to
Whom to 'ease on down the road' to see
Whom to call "maman"
Whom to interrupt to end a couple's tedious conversation?
Whom to trust, in "The X-Files"
Whom to trust, in spy films
Whom to trust, per a 33-Across
Whom Tolkien once called "High Elves"
Whom Tony and Rico fought over, in "Copacabana"
Whom Truman defeated for president
Whom Trump nicknamed "Sleepy Joe"
Whom Turkey's largest city was once named for
Whom Uncle Sam wanted
Whom Uncle Sam wants, on an old poster
Whom Unesco lists as the world's second most translated author, after Agatha Christie
Whom vicars work for
Whom Vladimir and Estragon were waiting for, in a Beckett play
Whom voters "liked"
Whom Wednesday was named for
Whom Whoopi succeeded on "The View"
Whom Woody directed to two Oscars
Whom you might ask "Where will I be in 10 years?"
Whom you might contact after a computer crash
Whom you might see in your rearview mirror if you ignore the above signs
Whomever
whomp
Whomp relative
Whomp up ___ of pottage
Whomp, biblically
Whomp, old-style
Whomped, a la Samson
Whomped, biblically
Whomps
Whomps but good, briefly
Whoo ... whoo ... caller
Whoo caller