| WAR | "... let slip the dogs of ___": Shak. |
| WAR | "1917" conflict |
| WAR | "1917" subject |
| WAR | "A defeat for humanity," per Pope John Paul II |
| WAR | "All is fair in love and ___" |
| WAR | "All's fair in love and ___" |
| WAR | "All's fair in love and ___" (famous phrase) |
| WAR | "All's fair in love and ___." |
| WAR | "Avengers: Infinity ___" |
| WAR | "Avengers: Infinity ___" (2018 Marvel superhero film) |
| WAR | "Avengers: Infinity ___" (2018 blockbuster) |
| WAR | "Avengers: Infinity ___" (2018 superhero film) |
| WAR | "Avengers: Infinity ___," 2018 Marvel film |
| WAR | "Captain America: Civil ___" |
| WAR | "Captain America: Civil ___" (2016 blockbuster) |
| WAR | "Captain America: Civil ___," 2016 Marvel movie starring Chris Evans |
| WAR | "Charlie Wilson's ___" (2007 Tom Hanks movie) |
| WAR | "Fear cloaked in courage," according to William Westmoreland |
| WAR | "Gears of ___" (video game series) |
| WAR | "Gears of ___" (video-game series) |
| WAR | "God created ___ so that Americans would learn geography" (line attributed to Mark Twain) |
| WAR | "God of ___" (hit game on Sony's PS4 platform) |
| WAR | "He single-handedly stopped World ___ III!" |
| WAR | "Low Rider" band |
| WAR | "One, two, three, four, I declare a thumb ___" |
| WAR | "Saving Private Ryan" backdrop |
| WAR | "Saving Private Ryan" subject |
| WAR | "That mad game the world so loves to play," to Jonathan Swift |
| WAR | "The Art of ___," book by Sun Tzu |
| WAR | "The Chocolate ___" (Robert Cormier young adult novel) |
| WAR | "The Chocolate ___" (classic young adult novel) |
| WAR | "The Forever ___," 1974 novel by Joe Haldeman that inspired graphic novel and board game adaptations |
| WAR | "The Hurt Locker" backdrop |
| WAR | "The Red Badge of Courage" topic |
| WAR | "The Winds of ___" (Herman Wouk novel) |
| WAR | "The ___ of Art," book by Steven Pressfield |
| WAR | "The ___ of the Worlds," H.G. Wells novel |
| WAR | "The blood-red blossom of ___ ...": Tennyson |
| WAR | "The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift |
| WAR | "The most successful ___ seldom pays for its losses": Thomas Jefferson |
| WAR | "The trade of kings": Dryden |
| WAR | "There never was a good" one, according to Franklin |
| WAR | "This Means ___," a 2012 romantic comedy film starring Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy |
| WAR | "This means ___!" |
| WAR | "This means ___!" ("Bring it on!") |
| WAR | "This means ____!" (Chris Pine movie) |
| WAR | "This means —!" |
| WAR | "What happens when language fails," per Margaret Atwood |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (2013 Brad Pitt movie) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (2013 Brad Pitt zombie thriller) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (2013 film) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (2013 movie) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (Brad Pitt movie) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z" (zombie novel by Max Brooks) |
| WAR | "World ___ Z," 2013 apocalyptic film starring Brad Pitt which is about a zombie pandemic |
| WAR | "World ___ Z," 2013 horror film starring Brad Pitt |
| WAR | "World ___ Z," a 2013 action horror film starring Brad Pitt |
| WAR | "__Games": 1983 Matthew Broderick film |
| WAR | "___ Horse" (2011 movie) |
| WAR | "___ Pigs," a hit song by metal band Black Sabbath |
| WAR | "___ and Peace" (Tolstoy novel) |
| WAR | "___ and Peace" by Tolstoy |
| WAR | "___ and Peace," novel by Leo Tolstoy |
| WAR | "___ for the Planet of the Apes" (2017 movie) |
| WAR | "___ has no use for free speech": Julius Caesar |
| WAR | "___ is hell" |
| WAR | "___ is mainly a catalog of blunders": Churchill |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds" |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds" (Spielberg film starring Tom Cruise) |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds" (Spielberg film) |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds" (Tom Cruise film) |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds" (Tom Cruise movie) |
| WAR | "___ of the Worlds," 2005 sci-fi film directed by Steven Spielberg, where a man tries to protect his family from an alien attack |
| WAR | "___Games," 1983 sci-fi film directed by John Badham that was later adapted into a video game by Coleco |
| WAR | "____ Games" |
| WAR | "— and Peace" |
| WAR | ''Iliad'' activity |
| WAR | ''The __ Cry'' (Salvation Army publication) |
| WAR | 1939-45 event |
| WAR | 1940s headline word |
| WAR | 1970 #1 hit with the line "What is it good for?" |
| WAR | 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "huh, yeah, What is it good for?" |
| WAR | 2007 action film starring Jet Li and Jason Statham |
| WAR | 2017's "___ for the Planet of the Apes" |
| WAR | 49 Across setting |
| WAR | 70's rock group |
| WAR | A battle between two countries |
| WAR | A civil one is never really civil |
| WAR | A treaty may end one |
| WAR | Active hostility |
| WAR | Aggressive military campaign |
| WAR | All-out conflict |
| WAR | All-out fight |
| WAR | Area of Mars |
| WAR | Armed combat |
| WAR | Armed conflict |
| WAR | Armed conflict between countries |
| WAR | Armed conflict between nations |
| WAR | Armed conflict between two countries |
| WAR | Armed conflict on a large scale |
| WAR | Armed conflict or fight |
| WAR | Armed fight between two countries |
| WAR | Armed international conflict |
| WAR | Basic card game |
| WAR | Battle |
| WAR | Battle fought between two countries |
| WAR | Big battle |
| WAR | Bloodshed between nations |
| WAR | Cabinet department until 1947 |
| WAR | Called for |
| WAR | Campaign setting |
| WAR | Card game |
| WAR | Card game for 11-Down |
| WAR | Card game for two |
| WAR | Card game for two, usually |
| WAR | Card game of pure chance |
| WAR | Card game that can go on and on |
| WAR | Card game that requires no skill |
| WAR | Card game using the entire deck |
| WAR | Card game with a belligerent name |
| WAR | Card-beats-card game |
| WAR | Card-vs.-card game |
| WAR | Cause of a draft, perhaps |
| WAR | Child's card game |
| WAR | Children's card game |
| WAR | Chris Hemsworth's "The Huntsman: Winter's ___" |
| WAR | Chris Pine's "This Means ___!" |
| WAR | Churchill ___ Rooms (London tourist attraction) |
| WAR | City division |
| WAR | Civil __ |
| WAR | Civil ___ (supposed oxymoron) |
| WAR | Clash of arms |
| WAR | Class ___ |
| WAR | Classic Springsteen tune |
| WAR | Classic one-word headline |
| WAR | Cold __ |
| WAR | Cold ___ |
| WAR | Cold or flame follower |
| WAR | Collect-all-the-cards card game |
| WAR | Collect-all-the-cards game |
| WAR | Combat |
| WAR | Combat between nations |
| WAR | Combat that's bigger than a skirmish |
| WAR | Conflict |
| WAR | Conflict that often ends with a treaty |
| WAR | Conflict, battle |
| WAR | Congress can declare it |
| WAR | Congressional declaration |
| WAR | Continuing battle |
| WAR | Declaration of 1941 |
| WAR | Declaration of Congress |
| WAR | Diplomacy atlernative |
| WAR | Dire declaration |
| WAR | Disturber of the peace |
| WAR | Do battle |
| WAR | Domain of Mars and Ares |
| WAR | Dove's aversion |
| WAR | Doves despise it |
| WAR | Doves' aversion |
| WAR | Drug ___ |
| WAR | Dull card game |
| WAR | Easy card game |
| WAR | Edwin Starr asked "What is it good for?" |
| WAR | Edwin Starr asked, "What is it good for?" |
| WAR | Edwin Starr hit originally recorded by the Temptations |
| WAR | Entente interrupter |
| WAR | Entirely deterministic, two-person card game with a German version known as Tod und Leben ("Life and Death") |
| WAR | Failed negotiation result |
| WAR | Failed negotiation result, perhaps |
| WAR | Field for Mars |
| WAR | Fight between nations |
| WAR | Fighting |
| WAR | Fighting between countries |
| WAR | Fighting between nations |
| WAR | Film category |
| WAR | Former Cabinet department |
| WAR | Former cabinet department |
| WAR | Game in which no decisions are made |
| WAR | Game in which twos lose |
| WAR | Game of luck |
| WAR | Game of pure chance |
| WAR | Game that's 100% luck |
| WAR | Gears of ___ (video game series) |
| WAR | General Assembly topic |
| WAR | General activity |
| WAR | General activity? |
| WAR | General concern? |
| WAR | General interest? |
| WAR | General practice? |
| WAR | General purpose? |
| WAR | Go fish alternative |
| WAR | Go to ___ (begin hostilities) |
| WAR | Group of raiders* |
| WAR | Gulf ___ |
| WAR | Hawk's hope |
| WAR | Hawk's love |
| WAR | Headline with an exclamation point |
| WAR | Heavy conflict |
| WAR | Hell, to General Sherman |
| WAR | High-card-wins game |
| WAR | Hostilities |
| WAR | Huge battle |
| WAR | International conflict |
| WAR | It can cause a draft |
| WAR | It could be civil |
| WAR | It might cause a draft |
| WAR | It was hell, to Sherman |
| WAR | It's conducted in a theater |
| WAR | It's good for "absolutely nothing" according to a 1970 hit |
| WAR | Jihad |
| WAR | Kid's card game |
| WAR | Kids card game |
| WAR | Kids' card game |
| WAR | Kids’ card game |
| WAR | Kind of bride or bonnet |
| WAR | Kind of cabinet |
| WAR | Kind of chest |
| WAR | Kind of chest or paint |
| WAR | Kind of cloud |
| WAR | Kind of dance or bride |
| WAR | Kind of monger |
| WAR | Large conflict |
| WAR | Large scale armed conflict |
| WAR | Large-scale conflict |
| WAR | Leo Tolstoy's "___ and Peace" |
| WAR | Leo Tolstoy's novel, "___ and Peace" |
| WAR | Like some deals |
| WAR | Major armed conflict |
| WAR | Major conflict |
| WAR | Major international conflict |
| WAR | Major operation? |
| WAR | Man o' ___ ("Horse of the Century" that won 20 of his 21 races) |
| WAR | Man o' ___ (racehorse that won 20 of his 21 races) |
| WAR | Man-o'-___ (old battleship) |
| WAR | Mars is the Roman god of it |
| WAR | Mars' concern |
| WAR | Mars' domain |
| WAR | Military action |
| WAR | Military aggression |
| WAR | Military conflict |
| WAR | Military conflict between countries |
| WAR | Military confrontation between countries |
| WAR | Mindless card game |
| WAR | Mindless card game for two |
| WAR | More than a brawl |
| WAR | National combat |
| WAR | Newspaper headline of 12/8/1941 |
| WAR | Nicolas Cage starrer crime drama "Lord of ___" |
| WAR | Not peace |
| WAR | One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse |
| WAR | One of the W's in W.W. I |
| WAR | One was civil in America |
| WAR | Opposite of peace |
| WAR | Original Cabinet department renamed Defense in 1949 |
| WAR | PO(W) |
| WAR | Part of 46-Down |
| WAR | Peace antithesis |
| WAR | Peace's counterpart |
| WAR | Peace's opposite |
| WAR | Peacenik's worry |
| WAR | Price __ |
| WAR | Prolonged conflict |
| WAR | Punic ___ |
| WAR | Realm of 3-Down |
| WAR | Realm of Ares |
| WAR | Reason for restrictions |
| WAR | Revolutionary, e.g. |
| WAR | Revolutionary, for one |
| WAR | Rewarded with conflict |
| WAR | Second "W" in WWII |
| WAR | See 111-Down |
| WAR | See 3-Down |
| WAR | See 48-Across |
| WAR | See 7 Down |
| WAR | See 9 Across |
| WAR | See 9-Across |
| WAR | Series of battles |
| WAR | Series of campaigns |
| WAR | Series of skirmishes |
| WAR | Series ofskirmishes |
| WAR | Serious declaration |
| WAR | Serious hostilities |
| WAR | Sherman called it "hell" |
| WAR | Sherman called it hell |
| WAR | Sherman's "hell" |
| WAR | Simple but tedious card game |
| WAR | Simple card game |
| WAR | Simple card game for children |
| WAR | Simple card game for kids |
| WAR | Simple card game for two |
| WAR | Simple card game in which aces beat kings |
| WAR | Simple game of "higher card takes both cards" |
| WAR | Simple high/low card game |
| WAR | Soldiers' conflict |
| WAR | Something played out in a theater |
| WAR | Sphere of Mars |
| WAR | Start to monger |
| WAR | State of armed conflict |
| WAR | State of physical conflict between two or more countries |
| WAR | Stratego situation |
| WAR | Strategy-free card game |
| WAR | Strife |
| WAR | Strife, bloodshed |
| WAR | Subject for "Dunkirk" or "Apocalypse Now" |
| WAR | Subject in Article I Section 8 of the Constitution |
| WAR | Subject of 12/8/1941 headlines |
| WAR | Sun Tzu's "The Art of ___" |
| WAR | Sun Tzu's "The Art of ____" |
| WAR | Sun Tzu's area of expertise |
| WAR | Sun Tzu's subject |
| WAR | Target of some Bob Dylan songs |
| WAR | The Civil ___ |
| WAR | The French Revolution, for one |
| WAR | The Hundred Years' ___ (1337-1453 event) |
| WAR | The Revolutionary ___ |
| WAR | The blood-red blossom of ___ ...: Tennyson |
| WAR | The second "W" in "WWII" |
| WAR | The second "W" in WWII |
| WAR | The second "W" of "WWII" |
| WAR | The second "W" of W.W. II |
| WAR | The second "W" of WWII |
| WAR | The —, 1994 drama starring Elijah Wood and Kevin Costner |
| WAR | Tolstoy subject |
| WAR | Tolstoy title subject |
| WAR | Tolstoy title word |
| WAR | Tolstoy topic |
| WAR | Tolstoy's "__ and Peace" |
| WAR | Tolstoy's "___ and Peace" |
| WAR | Tom Cruise's "___ of the Worlds" |
| WAR | Topic for Sun Tzu |
| WAR | Trojan ___ (ancient conflict) |
| WAR | Trojan, for one |
| WAR | Tug of ___ |
| WAR | Tug of ___ (camp game) |
| WAR | Two-player card game |
| WAR | Type of cry or paint |
| WAR | Type of horse |
| WAR | Type of paint |
| WAR | Vietnam ___ |
| WAR | West Point subject |
| WAR | What Aristophanes called "Ares' chick" |
| WAR | What Mars never bars |
| WAR | What Wonder Woman wanted to to for ever |
| WAR | What a peace march opposes |
| WAR | What is it good for? Absolutely nothing! |
| WAR | What polemology is the study of |
| WAR | What protesters may protest |
| WAR | What soldiers fight in |
| WAR | What truth is said to be the first casualty of |
| WAR | What's broken out of the answers to the starred clues? |
| WAR | With 59-Across, battle planning site |
| WAR | Word after "Civil" or "Crimean" |
| WAR | Word after "Civil" or "Infinity" in the MCU |
| WAR | Word after "Civil" or "Revolutionary" |
| WAR | Word before bride or paint |
| WAR | Word before cry or baby |
| WAR | Word in 12/8/41 headlines |
| WAR | Word that can follow the start of 15-, 18-, 34-, 48- or 55-Across |
| WAR | Word with cry or crime |
| WAR | World ___ II |
| WAR | World ___ II ("Casablanca" and "Schindler's List" backdrop) |
| WAR | World ___ II ("Schindler's List" backdrop) |
| WAR | World of ___craft |
| WAR | Wouk topic |
| WAR | Yemeni Crisis, basically |
| WAR | __ games (military practice) |
| WAR | __ movie |
| WAR | __ on Drugs |
| WAR | ___ Emblem (2002 Kentucky Derby winner) |
| WAR | ___ bonnet (sacred Native headdress) |
| WAR | ___ correspondent |
| WAR | ___ of 1812 |
| WAR | ___ of the Roses |
| WAR | ___ of words (debate) |
| WAR | ___ on terror started after the 9/11 attacks |
| WAR | ___ powers |
| WAR | — of 1812 |
| WAR | “Maleness means ___”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
| WAR | “The Civil ___” (Ken Burns miniseries) |
| WAR | “___ is what happens when language fails”: Margaret Atwood |
| WAR | *Edwin Starr, 1970 |
| WAR | *Thumb ___ |