Crossword clues starting with W
2,131 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- W-2 fig.SSN, PEONY
- W-2 IDSSN
- W-2 org.IRS
- WackadooABSURD
- Wacoal garmentBRA
- Wacoal undergarmentBRA
- Wad of gumGOB
- Wading bird that communicates with bill clatteringSTORK
- Wading birds with powder downHERONS
- Wafer name since 1967NILLA
- Waffle applianceIRON
- Waffle brandEGGO
- Waffle House rivalIHOP
- Waffle over in the freezer aisleEGGO
- Waffle topperSYRUP
- Wage inequalityPAYGAP
- Waged a long campaign againstSIEGED
- WageredSTAKED
- Wagering ctr.OTB
- WagersBETS
- Wages and tips, to the IRSORDINARYINCOME
- Wagner wrote it for ParsifalLIBRETTO
- Wagon partAXLE
- Wagon pullersOXEN
- WagsWITS
- Wailing warningSIREN
- Waist strapsBELTS
- Waistband featureBELTLOOP
- Wait in hidingLURK
- Waited for a whileLAIDOVER
- Waiter's annoyanceDELAY
- Waiter's rewardTIP
- Waiter's rewardsTIPS
- Waiting for a representative, sayONHOLD
- Waiting lineQUEUE
- Waiting room offeringsMAGS
- Waiting room readingMAGS, MAG
- Waiting, as champagneONICE
- Waiting, perhapsINALINE
- Waititi of "Our Flag Means Death"TAIKA
- Wake upREVIVE
- Wake-up callsREALITYCHECKS
- Waken rudelyROUST
- Waldorf __SALAD
- Waldorf salad fruitAPPLE
- Walgreens rivalCVS
- Walk back and forthPACE
- Walk heavilyCLOMP, STOMP, TRAMP, SLOG
- Walk heavily (on)STOMP
- Walk in the parkBASEONBALLS
- Walk insideENTER
- Walk noisilyCLOMP
- Walk off one's anxiety, perhapsPACE
- Walk off withTAKE
- Walk on water, essentiallySKATE
- Walk or trotGAIT
- Walk outQUIT
- Walk proudlySTRUT
- Walk the runwayMODEL
- Walk through mudSLOG
- Walk through waterWADE
- Walk unsteadilyTEETER
- Walk wearilySLOG, PLOD
- Walk with one's sweetie, and what 16-, 23-, 49-, and 58-Across do?HOLDHANDS
- Walk-__ (small parts)ONS
- Walk, in legaleseGOFREE
- Walked (on)TROD
- Walked back and forthPACED
- Walked heavilyTROD
- Walked heavily (on)TROD
- Walked in the woods, sayHIKED
- Walked overTROD
- Walked the floorPACED
- Walkie-talkie, e.g.RADIO
- Walking __ (elated)ONAIR
- Walking aidsCANES
- Walking buddy, maybeDOG
- Walking leisurelyMOSEYING
- Walking or runningONFOOT
- Walking paceGAIT
- Walking routePATH
- Walking stickCANE
- Walkman makerSONY
- Walkout, slowdown, [picketing], sit-inTHIRDSTRIKE
- Walks a trailHIKES
- Walks awayGOES
- Walks back and forthPACES
- Walks down the aisle, casuallyUSHES
- Walks heavilyPLODS
- Walks in shallow waterWADES
- Walks insideENTERS
- Walks or runsSTAT
- Walks proudlySTRUTS
- Walks slowlyMOSEYS
- Walks the floorPACES
- Walks through mudSLOGS
- Walks unsteadilyLIMPS
- Walks vainlySTRUTS
- Walks with confidenceSTRUTS
- Walkway between floorsSTAIR
- Walkway over waterPIER
- Wall calendar rowWEEK
- Wall flowers, perhapsMURAL
- Wall in Manhattan, e.g.STREET
- Wall recessNICHE
- Wall St. figureARB
- Wall St. introIPO
- Wall St. investment opportunitiesIPOS
- Wall St.'s Big BoardNYSE
- Wall Street figuresINVESTORS
- WALL Street upsurgeBULLMARKET
- Wall Street's nabeFIDI
- Wall surfacePLASTER
- Wall-climbing plantIVY
- Wall-mounted lightSCONCE
- Wallet note nicknameABE
- WallopWHACK
- Wallpaper unitROLL
- Wally's sitcom broBEAV
- Walnut or cashewTREE
- Walrus kinSEAL
- Walt Disney Concert Hall designer FrankGEHRY
- Waltz or rumbaDANCE
- Waltz or tangoDANCE
- WanASHEN
- WanderROAM, TRAIPSE
- Wander aboutRAMBLE
- Wander aroundROAM, ROVE
- Wander offSTRAY
- WandererMIGRANT, ROVER
- WanderersNOMADS
- WandersROAMS
- Wanders (about)GADS
- Wanders around ORD?TSA
- Wanders offGOESASTRAY
- WaneEBB
- WanesABATES
- Wants to getASKS
- Wants to take backRUES
- War horseSTEED
- War of wordsFIERYDISCUSSION, ENERGETICDEBATE, INTENSEDIALOGUE, LIVELYDISCOURSE
- War zone journalistEMBED
- WarbleTRILL, CROON
- WarbledSANG
- Warbler lookalikeORIOLE
- Ward in moviesSELA
- Ward offREPEL
- Ward workerNURSE
- Warded offAVERTED
- WardrobeATTIRE
- Wardrobe malfunctionTEAR
- Wardrobe stapleTEE
- Warehouse docking areasLOADINGBAYS
- Warehouse soundECHO
- WarehousingSTORAGE
- Warhol supermarket subjectCANNEDSOUP
- Warhol's __ of Six Self-PortraitsASET
- WarmAFFABLE
- Warm and comfortableCOZY
- Warm and comfyHOMEY
- Warm Atlantic currentGULFSTREAM
- Warm compress targetsSTYES
- Warm greetingHUG
- Warm jacketsFLEECES
- Warm upPREHEAT
- Warm up in an ovenHEAT
- Warm welcomes?ALOHAS
- Warm, neutral shadeLINEN
- Warmed up, as leftoversHEATED
- Warming by simmeringLOWHEATING
- Warms (up)HEATS
- Warms up, for shortPREPS
- Warmth from a furnaceHEAT
- Warn, as a watchdogGROWLAT
- Warner Bros. Discovery unitCNN
- Warning before a particularly scary monster flick?BEASTINSHOW
- Warning bellsALARMS
- Warning from a doghouseSNARL
- Warning often accompanied by flashing lightsSIREN
- Warning on a note passed in a seminar?NOTFORPROF
- Warning on delicate garmentsDRYCLEANONLY
- Warning on some sauceATOMIC
- Warning signOMEN, PORTENT, TIPOFF
- Warning signalAMBER
- Warning signsILLOMENS, OMENS
- Warning soundGRR
- Warning wailSIREN
- WarningsCAVEATS
- WarnsALERTS
- WarrantedMERITED
- Warren who played Dick TracyBEATTY
- Warrior word inspired by samurai filmsJEDI
- Warship fleetARMADA
- Wartime medal recipientHERO
- Wartime partnerALLY
- Wartime threatsWMDS
- Warty amphibianTOAD
- Warty hoppersTOADS
- Was a candidateRAN
- Was a passengerRODE
- Was a pioneerBLAZEDNEWTRAILS
- Was a potty mouthCUSSED
- Was a prelude (to)LEDUP
- Was a straphanger, saySTOOD
- Was able toCOULD
- Was acceptedGOTIN
- Was ahead ofLED
- Was ahead of everyone elseLED
- Was almost out ofRANLOWON
- Was annoying toATEAT
- Was aware ofKNEW
- Was awful at stand-upSTUNK
- Was behindOWED
- Was benchedSAT
- Was certain aboutKNEW
- Was close to in classSATNEAR
- Was cyclicalRECURRED
- Was dressed inWORE
- Was exhaustedLAPSED
- Was firstWON
- Was fond ofLIKED
- Was full of beans, maybe?ATE
- Was furiousRAGED
- Was humiliatedATEDIRT
- Was imminentLOOMED
- Was in chargeLED
- Was in charge ofRAN
- Was in first placeLED
- Was in knotsACHED
- Was in tearsWEPT
- Was intoDUG
- Was introduced toMET
- Was known asWENTBY
- Was like, these daysSAYS
- Was lost in thoughtMUSED
- Was mercilessGAVENOQUARTER
- Was more consuming?OUTATE
- Was nostalgicACHED
- Was nosyPRIED
- Was now payableCAMEDUE
- Was on both sides ofFLANKED
- Was optimisticHOPED
- Was outplayed byLOSTTO
- Was part of a rowOARED
- Was partial toFAVORED
- Was posingASKED
- Was printedRAN
- Was publishedRAN
- Was serious aboutMEANT
- Was soreACHED
- Was sure aboutKNEW
- Was sure ofKNEW
- Was swimmingABOUNDED
- Was the author ofPENNED
- Was the inventor ofCREATED
- Was too slow to actMISSEDTHEBOAT
- Was under the weatherFELTILL
- Was untruthfulLIED
- Was upLED
- Was very fond ofADORED
- Was victorious inWONAT
- Was visibly upsetWEPT
- Was wrongERRED
- Was, in SpanishERA
- Wasabi __PEAS
- Wash day applianceDRYER
- Wash suds fromRINSE
- Wash vigorouslySCRUB
- Wash. neighborIDA
- WashbowlBASIN
- Washday challengeMUD
- Washed-outPALLID
- Washes the suds offRINSES
- Washington airport codeDCA
- Washington cityTACOMA
- Washington neighborIDAHO
- Washington postAIDE
- Washington, but not JeffersonSTATE
- Washington's Jefferson or LincolnMEMORIAL
- Washington's rank: Abbr.GENL
- Washroom fixtureBASIN
- WashU's citySTL
- Wasn't colorfastBLED, BARCAR, ELMST, PLAN
- Wasn't feeling wellAILED
- Wasn't honestLIED
- Wasn't straightLIED
- Wasn't straightforward withMISLED
- Wasn't talking nonsenseHADAPOINT
- Wasn't truthfulLIED
- Wasn't upstandingLEANED
- Wasn't usedSAT
- Wasp attackSTING
- Wasp's homeNEST
- Waste time and effort, in a way, or progress as this puzzle's circled letters do?REINVENTTHEWHEEL
- Watch a friend's monstera, sayPLANTSIT
- Watch carefullyEYE
- Watch closelyPEERAT
- Watch displayTIME
- Watch display, for shortLCD
- Watch episode after episode ofBINGE
- Watch out forBEWARE
- Watch window trioTHU
- Watchdog's warningGRR
- Watched FidoDOGSAT
- Watches closelyEYES
- Watches overprotectivelyHOVERS
- Watches the grandchildrenSITS
- WatchfulALERT, OBSERVANT
- Water balloon soundSPLAT
- Water bill statisticUSAGE
- Water boy?MARINER
- Water carriersAIDES
- Water coolerICE
- Water currentEDDY
- Water down, saySOAK
- Water faucetTAP
- Water heaterBOILER
- Water heater for pekoeTEAKETTLE
- Water holderPAIL
- Water in a Florida state songSWANEE
- Water near some windmillsSTREAM
- Water near the SorbonneSEINE
- Water north of PolandBALTIC
- Water nymph in Greek mythologyNAIAD
- Water on the grass at dawnMORNINGDEW
- Water or elec.UTIL
- Water park?DROPANCHOR
- Water parted in ExodusREDSEA
- Water pitcher partSPOUT
- Water polo shot stopperGOALIE
- Water sourceMAIN
- Water south of SinaiREDSEA
- Water surrounded by landLAKE
- Water under some bridgesBAY
- Water under the bridgeBYGONES
- Water way?HOSE
- Water wings?SEAPLANE
- Water with locksCANAL
- Water-fall gadgetSHOWERHEAD
- Water, in SpanishAGUA
- Watercooler soundsGLUGS
- Watered downWEAK
- Waterfall sprayMIST
- Waterfront laborerDOCKWORKER
- Watering holeTAVERN
- Waterless treatment for some clothesDRYCLEANING
- Watermelon coveringRIND
- Watermelon keg needTAP
- Waterpark featureSLIDE
- Waterproof coverTARP
- Waterproof coveringTARP
- Waters gently, as a houseplantMISTS
- Waters, in FrenchEAUX
- Watershed monitorEPA
- Waterskiing spotLAKE
- Watersport toolOAR
- Waterway through PanamaCANAL
- Waterway with 39-AcrossCANAL
- Watery expanseSEA
- Watery expansesSEAS
- Watson in ElementaryLIU
- Wave, maybeSAYHI
- Wave's topCREST
- WaverTEETER
- Waver while marchingPARADER
- Wax-coated cheeseEDAM
- Waxy compoundSTEROL
- Way back whenONCE
- Way inDOOR
- Way of checking lines after they're cast?TABLEREAD
- Way offAFAR
- Way out of dateARCHAIC
- Way out thereYONDER
- Way out?SOLASTYEAR, EXIT
- Way to express regretSIGH
- Way to make an entrance at a pool partyWATERSLIDE
- Way to payINCASH
- Way to travel with class?BUSTRIP
- Way upASCENT
- Way up a creekCANOE
- Way up highALOFT
- Way, way backEONSAGO
- Way, way offAFAR
- Wayfair rivalIKEA
- Waymo techGPS
- Wayne copied his walkEARP
- Waze guesses, for shortETAS
- Waze techGPS
- WCLOO
- We, to HenriNOUS
- Wealth-building advice, part 1FINDA
- WealthyRICH
- Wealthy, and what 17-, 24-, 39-, and 50-Across literally areINTHEMONEY
- Wealthy, in JuarezRICO
- Weapon wielded by a particularly dangerous snake?VIPERBLADE
- Wear awayERODE
- Wear away slowlyERODE
- Wear outTIRE
- Wear wellLAST
- Wear, as some masksTIEON
- Wearable exercise-tech brandFITBIT
- Wearable souvenirTEE
- Wearer of tap shoesDANCER
- Wears downABRADES, TIRES
- WearyTIRED
- Weary soundSIGH
- Weasel with a short black-tipped tailSTOAT
- Weasellike critterSTOAT
- WeatherRIDEOUT
- Weather advisoriesALERTS
- Weather advisory wordSLEET
- Weather statTEMP
- Weather that hinders visibilityFOG
- Weather trackerRADAR
- Weaver's deviceLOOM
- Weaving machineLOOM
- Weaving specialistsCANERS
- Web access cos.ISPS
- Web addressURL
- Web address dividerSLASH
- Web address IDURL
- Web address symbolDOT
- Web addressesURLS
- Web addrs.IPS
- Web coderDEV
- Web crafts sellerETSY
- Web designSPIN
- Web design codeHTML
- Web feed initialsRSS
- Web gateway co.ISP
- Web IDURL
- Web page directorySITEMAP
- Web page input spacesTEXTBOXES
- Web page that has all the answersFAQ
- Web phone-line connectionDIALUP
- Web portal lettersMSN
- Web sections for the curious or confusedFAQPAGES
- Web site architectSPIDER
- Web-__ (what otters are)TOED
- Web-crawling softwareBOTS
- Web's That 70s Channel formatCLASSICROCK
- Website for craftsETSY
- Website IDURL
- Website manager, for shortADMIN
- Website popupsADS
- Website suffix for nonprofitsORG
- Website visitsHITS
- Website with a Collectibles categoryEBAY
- Website with Championship UpdatesNCAA
- Webster who had a way with wordsDANIEL
- Wed secretlyELOPE
- Wed without a guest listELOPE
- Wedding announcement wordNEE
- Wedding attire, for someRENTALTUX
- Wedding cake layerTIER
- Wedding cake levelTIER
- Wedding ceremony exchangesIDOS
- Wedding crasher's destination, perhapsOPENBAR
- Wedding exchangesIDOS
- Wedding guest's datePLUSONE
- Wedding photo subjectNIECE
- Wedding selectionENTRANCEMUSIC
- Wedding settingALTAR
- Wedding usher's rentalTUX
- Wedding vowIDO
- Wedding vow localeALTAR
- Wedding vow platformALTAR
- Wedding wheel-outTIEREDCAKE
- Wedding wordsIDO
- Wedge salad baseICEBERG
- Wedgwood or SpodeJOSIAH
- Wednesday's roommate at NevermoreENID
- Weds in secretELOPES
- Weds on the runELOPES
- WeeTEENY, ITSY, SMALL, EENSY, ITTY, BITTY, SMA
- Wee bitIOTA, SKOSH, JOT
- Wee boyLAD
- Wee drinkDRAM
- Wee hourTWOAM
- Wee wooden platformsTEES
- Weed outCULL
- Weed-chopping farm toolHOE
- Weed-chopping toolHOE
- Weed-chopping toolsHOES
- Weeder's implementHOE
- Weeding toolHOE
- Weeding toolsHOES
- Week-__ (timid)KNEED
- Weekday deliveryMAIL
- Weekday initialsMTWTF
- Weekend-welcoming cryTGIF
- Weekly earningsSALARIES
- Weekly paySALARY
- Weekly promotion in some Tex-Mex restaurantsTACOTUESDAY
- Weekly sketch show, brieflySNL
- Weekly skit show, familiarlySNL
- Weekly skit show, for shortSNL
- WeepCRY
- Weep loudlySOB, BAWL
- Weep noisilyBLUBBER
- WeepingINTEARS
- Weeping mother of Greek mythNIOBE
- WeepsCRIES
- Weeps audiblySOBS
- Weeps loudlySOBS
- Weigh (down)BOG
- Weigh station unitTON
- Weigh with careASSESS
- Weigh-in statREACH
- Weighed downLADEN, ORE, LADED
- Weighing deviceSCALE
- Weighing machineSCALE
- WeightONUS
- Weight loss planDIET
- Weight ratio statBMI
- Weight training exerciseBENCHPRESS
- Weight units for whalesTONS
- Weights used for strength training, literallyMEDICINE
- Weighty bookTOME
- Weighty volumeTOME
- WeirdEERIE
- Weird and scaryEERIE
- Weird and spookyEERIE
- Weird shineAURA
- Weird-sounding waterERIE
- Welcome at the doorSEEIN
- Welcome Center freebieMAP
- Welcome patio features on a hot dayMISTERS
- Welcome quicklySAYHI
- Welcome reliefRESPITE
- Welcome relief on a hot daySHADE
- Welcome sign for a hungry night owlOPENLATE
- Welcome site?MAT
- Welcome upon arrivalGREET
- Welcome warmlyGREET
- Welded togetherBONDED
- Well in the pastBYGONE
- Well into the nightLATE
- Well litBRIGHT
- Well pastBEYOND
- Well-__ (desirably varied)ROUNDED
- Well-__ (wealthy)TODO
- Well-beingSAKE, HEALTH
- Well-borne thing that becomes light, per OvidONUS
- Well-chosenRIPE
- Well-chosen, as wordsAPT
- Well-composedCOOL
- Well-deservedEARNED
- Well-equippedABLE
- Well-groomedNEAT
- Well-groundedSANE
- Well-informedAWARE
- Well-keptTIDY
- Well-knownBIG
- Well-manneredPOLITE, COUTH
- Well-mannered manGENT
- Well-organizedNEAT
- Well-plannedNEAT
- Well-polishedSMOOTH
- Well-protectedSAFE
- Well-putAPT
- Well-qualifiedABLE
- Well-read individualsLITERATI
- Well-secured garden vines?CONSTRAINEDPEAS
- Well-skilledABLE
- Well-suitedAPT
- Well-thought-outSOUND
- Well-trained groupsCADRES
- Well-ventilatedAIRY
- Well-versed inUPON
- Well-worn long tops?FAMILIARTUNICS
- Welles roleKANE
- Welles who directed a radio adaptation of WellsORSON
- Welles' publisherKANE
- Wellness spaceSPA
- Wells Fargo competitorCITI
- Welsh dogCORGI
- Welsh form of JohnEVAN
- Went a mile a minute, maybeSPED
- Went afterENSUED, SUED
- Went after 13-DownMINED
- Went aroundROAMED
- Went as a passengerRODE
- Went berserkRANRIOT
- Went byELAPSED
- Went by car or busRODE
- Went by yachtCRUISED
- Went downFELL, SANK
- Went downhill fastSKIED
- Went firstLED
- Went for the bait, as fishBIT
- Went for the bronzeSUNBATHED
- Went for the gold, perhapsSIEVED
- Went in circlesGYRATED
- Went joggingRAN
- Went longRANON
- Went on horsebackRODE
- Went on one's wayLEFT
- Went rapidlySPED
- Went really fastTORE
- Went throughATE
- Went to court?WOOED
- Went to lunchATE
- Went to piecesBROKE
- Went very fastSPED
- Went wrongERRED
- Were all consumedRANOUT
- Were it possible thatEVENIF
- West __: upscale furniture storeELM
- West __: Williams-Sonoma subsidiaryELM
- West African coastal capitalCONAKRYGUINEA
- West African nationMALI, BURKINAFASO
- West Coast burger chainINNOUT
- West Coast gas brandARCO
- West Coast NFLerNINER
- West Coast wine regionNAPA
- West Indies isle taking eurosSTBARTS
- West Indies nationHAITI
- West Point mascotsARMYMULES
- West Point sch.USMA
- West Point studentCADET
- West PointersCADETS
- West Texas cityODESSA, IDOS, ELPASO
- Western "Hooray!"WAHOO
- Western allianceNATO
- Western antiheroOUTLAW, ACUMEN, YADIG, KELP, WAN
- Western Australia cityPERTH
- Western Australian cityPERTH
- Western Australian portPERTH
- Western coolersPOKEYS
- Western defense allianceNATO
- Western defense grp.NATO
- Western defense org.NATO
- Western filmOATER
- Western filmsOATERS
- Western Hemisphere's highest lakeTITICACA
- Western hero's palTONTO
- Western howling canineCOYOTE
- Western lassoRIATA
- Western movieOATER
- Western novel (1918) highly praised by MenckenMYANTONIA
- Western novelist GreyZANE
- Western ouiYUP
- Western outfitPOSSE
- Western Pikes PeakSTETSON
- Western ponyCAYUSE
- Western setSALOON
- Western tourist spotFOURCORNERS
- Western treaty gp.OAS
- Western tree's protectionREDWOODBARK
- Western WALL cityJERUSALEM
- Western wine centerNAPA
- Western wine regionNAPA
- Western wolfLOBO
- Western writer L'AmourLOUIS
- Western Wyoming countyTETON
- Westernmost city in TexasELPASO
- Westernmost city on the Columbia RiverASTORIA
- Westfalenpark's regionRUHR
- Wet and squirmyEELY
- Wet barrierMOAT
- Wet bars?SOAPS
- Wet dirtMUD
- Wet weather forecastRAIN
- Wet weather outerwearRAINJACKET
- WetlandMARSH, MIRE, FEN
- Wetlands birdCOOT
- Wetlands plantREED
- Wetlands wadersEGRETS
- Whac-a-Mole whackersMALLETS
- Whack with snowballs, sayPELT
- Whack, as a flySWAT
- Whale cousinORCA
- Whale locatorSONAR
- Whale-watching venueOPENSEA
- Whale's habitatSEA
- Whaler's adverbTHAR
- What "easy" starts withLONGE
- What "from" is often amended toTHAN
- What "go" begins withHARDG
- What "it" isNEUTER
- What "Really?" might meanAMI
- What "vintage" often meansUSED
- What 10 celebrities here shareAEIOU
- What 127-Across boostAUDIO
- What 2028 will beYEAROFTHEMONKEY
- What 30+ Oxonians becamePMS
- What 40-Across areMICE
- What 46-Across isAGELESS
- What 69-Across often topsPASTA
- What a 20-Across receivesHIGHESTHONORS
- What a 31-Down isPELLUCID
- What a bistro host handlesWAITLIST
- What a bottle of Walkabout holdsEMUOIL
- What a deeply regretful person may wish to doREWINDTHECLOCK
- What a diagonal may symbolizeDONT
- What a fiver depictsBEARD
- What a force responds toAPBS
- What a grape grows onVINE
- What a halo hasn'tEND
- What a hero may uncoverEVILPLOT
- What a hollowed-out tree may beHIVE
- What a load of junk!TRASHHEAP
- What a lot might beACRE
- What a pocket protector protects fromINK
- What a spongy pedal may indicateFAULTYBRAKEDRUM
- What a spot check takes care ofADFEE
- What a spy often assumesALIAS
- What a toaster might holdALE
- What a trailer may pick upCLUE
- What a treasure map "X" doesMARKTHESPOT
- What African violets often arePOTTED
- What all big league pitchers must now beTIMED
- What all BMWs must carryVIN
- What an angsty teenager may slamBEDROOMDOOR
- What an Eliot novel isn't aboutIDES
- What Annapolis overlooksCHESAPEAKE
- What Apple phones run onIOS
- What Apples run onIOS
- What applesauce may replace in vegan bakingEGG
- What ATMs haven'tONES
- What authority figuresDOGMA
- What ballerinas usually haveUPDO
- What barbers work aroundEARS
- What batteries are made ofTESTS
- What boats are calledSHE
- What Boone 33-AcrossDANL
- What brieandbaskets.com curatesPICNICS
- What browns and grays areEARTHY
- What businessmen must often doTIESATIE
- What caddies holdTEA
- What campers carryBUGSPRAYS
- What can be added to carbonATE
- What can go before "glass"PLEXI
- What can go before "physics"ASTRO
- What can pair with each part of the starred clues' answersLEADINGOFF
- What can ready your roastWOK
- What can't be proposed in a parliamentILLEGALMOTION
- What candies like caramel and licorice areCHEWY
- What centers shoot forNBA
- What certain sheepdogs resembleMOP
- What Chopin called some of his musicVALSE
- What Christmas lights may be clipped toEAVE
- What Churchill said saved more English lives "than all the doctors"GINANDTONIC
- What clippers are calledHER
- What comes in roundsALE
- What conductors are calledMAESTRO
- What could once be bought for a few bucks at Disneyland's Art CornerCEL
- What covered 56-AcrossINK
- What craft are calledHER
- What crusty desserts are baked inPIEPANS
- What cutters are calledSHE
- What DC isROMAN
- What declining orbits doDECAY
- What Diana Ross wore in the '70sAFRO
- What Diaper Genie filters trapODORS
- What domed stadiums preventRAINOUTS
- What Dr. King wore on the march to MontgomeryLEI
- What E may meanEASTERN
- What Elle might be a nickname forELOISE
- What ends many matchesTKO
- What fills a footballAIR
- What fills many potsBETS
- What fills shirtsleevesARMS
- What fills some drumsOIL
- What fills some racksRIBS, HATS
- What five Across answers shareBLT
- What follows many monarch's namesEPITHET
- What Fortnite forbidsBOTS
- What Franklin claimed teaches foresight and cautionCHESS
- What Frost's "Mending WALL" was composed inBLANKVERSE
- What gardening begins withHARDG
- What genes carryGENETICCODE
- What Grafton's A "is for"ALIBI
- What granite once wasMAGMA
- What grass is grown fromSEED
- What Hamlet isTRAGIC
- What hens haveEGGS
- What hens haven'tTEETH
- What hitchhikers hope to hitchARIDE
- What hydrogen hasn'tODOR
- What Irish soda bread hasn'tYEAST
- What It's Boba Time servesTHAITEA
- What Jack and Jill went upHILL
- What Jamie, Robin and Morgan areUNISEX
- What Jazz Moderne becameDECO
- What Julius calls his betrayerBRUTE
- What kings are calledSIRE
- What L.A.'s Bigg Chill sellsFROYO
- What LEDs can emulateNEONSIGNS
- What lemons areACID
- What lentils are rich inIRON
- What Longfellow calls his blacksmith's handsSINEWY
- What Macs run onIOS
- What Madonna and Teller areONENAMED
- What makes "mist" "moist"ANO
- What makes a couple clickROMANTICCHEMISTRY
- What Makes Daffy Duck antagonistELMER
- What makes it cloudyGRAYSKY
- What makes men meanANA
- What many a rudder resemblesOAR
- What many a tour bus hasOPENTOP
- What many American flags depictSTATESEALS
- What many an ornate auditorium is calledPALACE
- What many bats are made fromASHTREES
- What many caddies holdTEA
- What many college sports areCOED
- What many film fans visitIMDB
- What many floor tiles are made ofCERAMIC
- What many freemium apps haveSHOP
- What many get a charge out ofAMEX
- What many have at their fingertipsWHORL
- What many investor stats areINDEXED
- What many keep money inIRA
- What many meditate onYOGAMATS
- What many vessels holdALE
- What marine biologists watch sharks inCAGES
- What Mars appears to beRED
- What may have multiple levelsTOOLKIT
- What may hide a bedSOFA
- What may move youVAN
- What may precede Duke or DuchessHRH
- What memes have goneVIRAL
- What mice and elevators areBUTTONED
- What might be found around a treeSHOE
- What might follow 14-AcrossDINNERDATE
- What might follow 20-AcrossCOURTSHIP
- What might follow 35-AcrossBENDEDKNEE
- What might hold goldORE
- What might make you smartSTING
- What might precede a ceilingTIL
- What might say "Property of Mommy"BIB
- What might say GRANDMA WAS HEREONESIE
- What might sub for ricottaBRIE
- What might take your thymeRACK
- What Miss Chemistry debuted at the 1939 World's FairNYLONSTOCKING
- What MIT doesn't conferBAS
- What most JFK-to-DUB flights areOVERNIGHT
- What most of AZ eschewsDST
- What Mountain Warehouse sellsSKIHATS
- What nirvana comes fromHINDI
- What O can stand forMONOXIDE
- What often holds 29-AcrossURN
- What one is notEVEN
- What one might Bumble into?FIRSTDATE
- What overlooks often areSCENIC
- What oxygen hasn'tODOR
- What Pam is missingELA
- What parliamentary speakers "take"THEFLOOR
- What Penelope prefers, perhapsNELL
- What pillow stuffers doTOUCHDOWN
- What Poe's "eccentric fools" doPRATE
- What poker is dealt fromSHUFFLEDDECK
- What powers small sharpenersAAS
- What precedes betsALEPHS
- What Q was added to, circa 1970PRS
- What Romeo and Juliet areTEENAGED
- What roofers are called forLEAKS
- What sandals typically areTOELESS
- What secret keepers sealLIPS
- What shirtsleeves holdARMS
- What shoppers comparePRICES
- What Shuttle-Mir effectively endedSPACERACE
- What Socrates spokeGREEK
- What some chips are made ofPITA
- What some chocolate isSWISS
- What some crickets createSILK
- What some decks are made forPINOCHLE
- What some drive-thrus are forATMS
- What some filters catchSPAM
- What some handheld devices pick upLINT
- What some loaves areSEEDY
- What some want in a clubEXTRAMAYO
- What some waves areTIDAL
- What something costsPRICE
- What spaghetti is made withPASTADOUGH
- What splices connectENDS
- What St. Catherines is on right nowEDT
- What Sussex snoozers catchZEDS
- What sustainable Scott rolls lackTUBES
- What Sweden joined in '24NATO
- What talks need to be heardAIR
- What Tempe is built onBUTTE
- What the "funny folks" all includeHAHA
- What the 40-Across was built forFLOOD
- What the beats go onEKGS
- What the black squares between each starred-clue answer pair are a "cutter" forCOOKIE
- What the detectives in the novel Three Bags Full areOVINE
- What the eight longest answers shareANDOR
- What the Emmys are named forTVCAMERAS
- What the F major scale hasONEFLAT
- What the first PCs came withCRT
- What the five longest answers shareYYYS
- What the Jasmine Revolution (2010) was part ofARABSPRING
- What the last words of eight long Across answers all doTRIMATREE
- What the long Across movies all areTHREED
- What the MARCH Hare dunks in his teaPOCKETWATCH
- What the matter may beGAS
- What the Museum der Kulturen overlooksRHEIN
- What the region north of Detroit resemblesTHUMB
- What the suspicious smellARAT
- What the tennis US Open is played onEDT
- What this is in BarcelonaESTO
- What to include with three Across definitionsCLUENUMBER
- What to leave a gas station withFULLTANK
- What to pay with the Park Smarter appMETER
- What to take on memory laneATRIP
- What torpedoes have carried since WWIISONAR
- What Toto can be a sobriquet forANTOINE
- What twangs areNASAL
- What two MLB teams are calledSOX
- What ufologists frequentCRASHSITES
- What vegans don't eatMEAT
- What VP Cheney once ranDOD
- What waves doSLOSH
- What Waze watchesTRAFFIC
- What we got "cockatoo" fromDUTCH
- What we shareOURS
- What whiteboards areERASABLE
- What you eatINTAKE
- What you may notice before longERE
- What you take inDIET
- What you used to beTHOU
- What you'd expect a giving type to keepDONORCARD
- What you'd expect favorites to beSEEDED
- What you'd expect to be around a footSOCK
- What you'd expect to find in coat closetsRODS
- What you'd expect to see on a carouselIDTAG
- What you'd never want on your houseTAXLIEN
- What you'd never want to be slapped withSTEEPFINES
- What you'll likely walk on todaySOLES
- What you're wearingATTIRE
- What zins and cabs areDRY
- What Zurich needs in NurembergUMLAUT
- What's aimed forGOAL
- What's east of EuropeASIA
- What's going aroundGOSSIP
- What's going onATTIRE
- What's kept in many kegsIPAS
- What's more?LESS
- What's north of North DakotaCANADA
- What's past prologueACTI
- What's read in most daily papersSOY
- What's redundant to follow with "Desert"GOBI
- What's spelled "between the I's" of the starred clues' answersRIGHT
- What's the big idea?THEME
- What's watched in many a barESPN
- Whatever ewe say?BAA
- Whatever the outcomeWINORLOSE
- WhatsApp's parent companyMETA
- WhatsitDOODAD
- Wheaty side dishFARRO
- Wheel barAXLE
- Wheel shaftAXLE
- Wheel-connecting barAXLE
- Wheelbarrow partAXLE
- Wheelless racing vehicleLUGE
- WheelsRIDE, CAR
- When a late lunch may endATTWO
- When a plane is due in: Abbr.ETA
- When an offensive beginsDDAY
- When Caesar asks, "Et tu, Brute?"ACTIII
- When Harry Met Sally... starBILLYCRYSTAL
- When mammoths roamedICEAGE
- When many eschew chocolateLENTS
- When many morning coffee breaks beginATTEN
- When morning endsNOON
- When one might find a blowout sale?HAIRAPPOINTMENT
- When one might hope for same-day delivery?LABOR
- When repeated, "et cetera"YADDA
- When repeated, "You know the rest"YADDA
- When Romeo says, "Thus with a kiss I die"ACTV
- When shadows are shortestNOONDAY
- When the fate of Ophelia is revealedACTIV
- When the light dawnsAHAMOMENT
- When the longest day isJUNE
- Where "every kind of creature" was keptARK
- Where "Inc." is "Ltd."THEUK
- Where "The Last Great Race" endsNOME
- Where 2-Down was reveredGREECE
- Where 4-Down originatedOCEANIA
- Where 46-Across is seenSIGN
- Where a fan is often foundATTIC
- Where a fork may be foundROAD
- Where a homophone of a word in the four longest answers can be foundZOO
- Where a joke teller performsCOMEDYCLUB
- Where a QR code may leadAPP
- Where a thinning glacier has revealed a growing islandALASKA
- Where Adam livedEDEN
- Where Alda shouts "I've eaten a river of liver"MESSTENT
- Where America's only royal palace isHONOLULU
- Where an end of US 1 endsFLA
- Where Anheuser-Busch is BUDNYSE
- Where arches are an attractionUTAH
- Where arteries intersectNODE
- Where Athenians liveGREECE
- Where Bell was raisedEDINBURGH
- Where beluga sturgeon spawnURALRIVER
- Where Brendan Fraser's a bumbling MountieDUDLEYDORIGHT
- Where Carver taught before TuskegeeAMES
- Where Chaucer's pilgrims metINN
- Where Chicken & Sausage Gumbo is served weeklyLSU
- Where classes proceed on a case-by-case basisLAWSCHOOLS
- Where clouds formSKY
- Where Connecticut Hall has stood since 1752YALE
- Where Dama Libertad looksESTE
- Where dolphins liveSEAS
- Where East meets WestBRIDGEGAME
- Where eggplant was first eatenASIA
- Where Einstein was bornULM
- Where el sol risesESTE
- Where else to find words hidden in the three longest answersCHOIR
- Where Eve livedEDEN
- Where Excalibur was madeAVALON
- Where fans are briefly foundACS
- Where forks are foundROADS
- Where forks may be foundROADS
- Where fries come fromTATERS
- Where Galileo discovered moons of JupiterPADUA
- Where GE tradesNYSE
- Where Hitachi, Ltd. tradesTSE
- Where Ibsen livedOSLO
- Where indie films are fareARTHOUSES
- Where inside info comes fromDOPESTERS
- Where it's fun to stay, per the Village PeopleYMCA
- Where it's hard to keep a secret?NOSYMANSLAND
- Where land meets seaSHORE
- Where Lima is capitalPERU
- Where liners landPORTS
- Where logs are foundGRATE
- Where Mandela rang a bell in 2002NYSE
- Where Mandela was pres.RSA
- Where many auditions are performedONVIDEO
- Where many microproducers market merchandiseETSY
- Where moguls review their moviesSCREENINGROOMS
- Where most people liveASIA
- Where nuts and bolts are picked upHOMECENTER
- Where O'Keeffe spent much timeTAOS
- Where Olympians made offeringsARA
- Where one may set their sightsEYELEVEL
- Where Paul Hogan's an Aussie hunterCROCODILEDUNDEE
- Where Penguins play on ice?ARENA
- Where people work on their feetPODIATRY
- Where RRs meetJCT
- Where rushing is encouragedFRAT
- Where saws may be storedSHED
- Where scientists monitor numerous glaciersEVEREST
- Where SEALs serveUSN
- Where shooting stars are seenMOVIESET
- Where snowbirds flock in winterDOWNSOUTH
- Where some get tired quickly?PIT
- Where swine dineSTY
- Where Taylor Swift kept "many indie bands"IPOD
- Where the Detroit River endsERIE
- Where the heart is, proverbiallyHOME
- Where the Iditarod concludesNOME
- Where the Jesus Trail is hikedGALILEE
- Where the NFL's smallest city isWISC
- Where the wild things areZOO
- Where tiles may be put downWORDGAME
- Where to bike the Vine TrailNAPA
- Where to buy cues or clubsPROSHOP
- Where to collect your thoughtsBRAIN
- Where to expect fast serviceTENNIS
- Where to find "Campbell's Soup Cans" in NYCMOMA
- Where to find a caloric 4x4INNOUTBURGER
- Where to find a priest, a minister, and a rabbi?BAR
- Where to find a sturdy 4x4THEHOMEDEPOT
- Where to find an adventurous 4x4OFFROADTRAIL
- Where to find an athletic 4x4RUNNINGTRACK
- Where to find one's footingSOLIDGROUND
- Where to get brushesARTSTORE
- Where to get matzo ball soupKOSHERDELI
- Where to see the big picture?IMAX
- Where to see the Hagia SophiaLIRA
- Where tweets come fromNESTS
- Where vinyl is boughtRECORDSTORES
- Where water skiers are foundASTERN
- Where window shades are installedBLINDSPOTS
- Where you get your fillGASSTOP
- Where you liveABODE
- WhicheverANY
- WhimperPULE
- WhimpersMEWLS
- Whimsically strangeBIZARRE
- Whipped upMADE
- WhirlSPIN
- Whirl like a topSPIN
- Whirl of currentEDDY
- Whirl on one footPIVOT
- Whirled aroundSPUN
- Whirling waterEDDY, VORTEX
- WhirlpoolEDDY
- Whirlpool subsidiaryAMANA
- Whirlpool tubsSPAS
- WhirlpoolsEDDIES
- Whiskey choiceRYE
- Whiskey cocktailSOUR, OLDFASHIONE
- Whiskey mixerSODA
- Whiskeys that are typically more dry than bourbonsRYES
- Whisper before "Pass it on!"PSST
- Whispered "Hey you!"PSST
- WhisperyLOW
- Whispery genre, for shortASMR
- Whistle blowerREFEREE
- Whistling stovetop potTEAKETTLE
- White alternativeRYE
- White and yellow circles on Starry NightURSAMAJOR
- White birthstoneOPAL
- White dessert in an edible holderVANILLACONE
- White egretHERON
- White gemOPAL
- White gemsOPALS
- White gemstoneOPAL
- White gemstonesOPALS
- White Greek cheeseFETA
- White hat wearerCHEF
- White heronEGRET
- White heronsEGRETS
- White house rotundaIGLOO
- White House spouse before JackieMAMIE
- White marsh birdEGRET
- White precious stoneOPAL
- White sandwich spreadMAYO
- White waderEGRET
- White wadersEGRETS
- White weaselsERMINES
- White wintertime missileSNOWBALL
- White-barked treesASPENS
- White-coated workersLABASSISTANTS
- White-hotSEETHING
- White-sheet Halloween costumesGHOSTS
- Whites, knits, delicates, etc.LAUNDRYLIST
- Whitewater enthusiastRAFTER
- Whitish gemOPAL
- Whitless?NIL
- Whitman who voices Tinker BellMAE
- Whitman's "Gliding __ All"OER
- WhizMAVEN, PRO
- Who __ Nation: Saints fansDAT, THAWED
- Who first spoke of "the green-eyed monster" (1604)IAGO
- Who lives in a ghost town?NOONE
- Who orders Tom's whitewashingPOLLY
- Who succeeded Bob as Senate Majority Leader (2001)TRENT
- Who: Lat.QUI
- Who's on a rollSTARSTUDENT
- Whodunit author __ Stanley GardnerERLE
- Whodunit bylineELLERYQUEEN
- Whodunit excuseALIBI
- WholeENTIRE
- Whole __ MarketFOODS
- Whole bunchSCAD, SLEW, TON
- Whole bunch (of)SLEW
- Whole lotSLEW
- Whole wheat alternativeOATBREAD
- Whole wheat or ryeBREAD
- Wholesale quantityCASE
- WhollyALL
- Whom a boxer practices withSPARRINGPARTNER
- Whom a Congressional Caucus has advocated for since 2021SIKHS
- Whom Britain's Tony is named forOLIVIER
- Whom Claudia called "the only remaining supermodel"GISELE
- Whom Cooper based Bumppo onBOONE
- Whom Cotton contacted for educational assistance (1718)ELIHU
- Whom ESPN's Courage Award is named forASHE
- Whom Fox replaced in Back to the FutureSTOLTZ
- Whom Jimmy defeatedGERALD
- Whom Khrushchev's son-in-law wrote forIZVESTIA
- Whom many a doctor chargesNOSHOW
- Whom MoMA commissioned to create "PEACE is POWER" (2010s)ONO
- Whom Pollack and Johns inspiredSTELLA
- Whom Reagan told to "tear down this WALL"GORBACHEV
- Whom to "Go anywhere with"UBER
- Whom Woolf praised with "one of the few English novels written for grown-up people"ELIOT
- Whom Woolf said "wrote so many poems"ANON
- Whom you'd expect to find on-baseNCOS
- Whoop-de-__DOO
- WhoopsYELLS
- WhopperLIE
- WhoppingHEFTY, JUMBO
- Why __ capitalized (textbook.com topic)IIS
- Whys and whereforesREASONS
- Wi-Fi alternativeETHERNET
- WickedEVIL, BAD
- Wickerwork twigOSIER
- Wickerwork woodOSIER
- Wide beltSASH
- Wide beltsSASHES
- Wide flat-topped hillMESA
- Wide footwear lettersEEE
- Wide necktieASCOT
- Wide necktiesASCOTS
- Wide neckwearASCOTS, ASCOT
- Wide renownFAME
- Wide spreadsREPASTS
- Wide streetAVENUE
- Wide urban st.AVE
- Wide valleyDALE
- Wide-leg denim, in 2026RETRO
- Wide-mouthedAGAPE
- Wide-rangingBROAD
- Wide-spout pitchersEWERS
- Widely admired personICON
- Widely used plywood sourceBEECH
- Widen, as your pupilsDILATE
- Widens, as pupilsDILATES
- WidespreadMASS
- Widespread renownFAME
- WidgetGISMO
- Width lettersEEE
- Wiener holderBUN
- Wife of AbrahamSARAH
- Wife of OsirisISIS
- Wife or husbandSPOUSE
- Wig makeupHAIR
- Wig, essentiallyHAIRS
- Wiggle roomSPACE
- Wiggled body partsTOES
- Wigwam relativesTEPEES
- Wii Sports avatarMII
- WildBERSERK, BLUEYONDER, BILLHICKOK, ANDWOOLLY, GOOSECHASE, STRAWBERRY, WEST
- Wild adventureESCAPADE
- Wild and woollyMADCAP
- Wild animal's homeLAIR
- Wild canary's homeNEST
- Wild cards, maybeJOKERS
- Wild equineASS
- Wild fightsMELEES
- Wild guessSTAB, SHOT
- Wild guessesSTABS
- Wild partyBASH, RAGER
- Wild West costume accessoryHOLSTER
- Wild West robbersBANDITS
- Wildflower with showy red bractsINDIANPAINTBRUSH
- Wildlife trackerEARTAG
- Wildly out of controlAMOK
- Wildly successful, or what three black squares in this puzzle literally areGANGBUSTERS
- Wiley of "The Handmaid's Tale"SAMIRA
- Will beneficiaryHEIR
- Will of "Blue Bloods"ESTES
- Will of "BoJack Horseman"ARNETT
- Will Smith invasion blockbusterINDEPENDENCEDAY
- William and Harry's surnameWALES
- William S. Burroughs workNAKEDLUNCH
- William Sydney Porter's pen nameOHENRY
- Williams of "Good Will Hunting"ROBIN
- Williams of tennisVENUS
- Williams with five Wimbledon singles titlesVENUS
- Williams with four Olympic gold medalsVENUS
- Willie who broke the NHL's color barrierOREE
- WillingGAME
- Willow or mapleTREE
- Wilmington's st.DEL
- Wilson of "Stick"OWEN
- Wilted, as lettuceLIMP
- WilySLY
- Wimbledon airerESPN
- Wimbledon org.ATP
- Wimbledon surfaceGRASS
- Wimpy Kid diaristGREG
- Win at lifeGETFAR
- Win backRECLAIM
- Win by a wide marginROMP
- Win or loseVERB
- Win or lose alternativeDRAW
- Win overSWAY
- Wind farm structuresVANES
- Wind instrument featured in R.E.M.'s "Nightswimming"OBOE
- Wind instrument that typically has 23 tone holesOBOE
- Wind instruments?VANES
- Wind resistanceDRAG
- Wind turbine partROTOR
- Wind up, in a waySPOOL
- Wind-borneEOLIAN
- Wind-borne allergenPOLLEN
- WindflowerANEMONE
- Winding, as roadsTWISTY
- WindlessCALM
- Window adjunct, oftenROD
- Window blinds stripSLAT
- Window box flowerBEGONIA
- Window box for FluffyCATIO
- Window coversDRAPES, SHADES
- Window curtainDRAPE
- Window dressingDRAPE
- Window glassPANE
- Window insertSCREEN
- Window ledgeSILL
- Window partSASH, ROW
- Window partsPANES
- Window shadesTINTS
- Window shopper's purchasePANE
- Windowpane materialGLASS
- Windows 95 introductionTASKBAR
- Windows boxes?PCS
- Windows shaped like 13-DownsOCULI
- Windows shoppingETAIL
- Winds downENDS
- Windshield shadingTINT
- Windshield stickerDECAL
- Windy City teamCUBS
- Windy day toyKITE
- Wine and __DINE
- Wine and dineWOO
- Wine barrel woodOAK
- Wine bottle sizesLITERS
- Wine categoryREDS
- Wine cocktail also called blanc-cassisKIR
- Wine grapePINOT
- Wine in Italian saucesMARSALA
- Wine list headingREDS
- Wine lover of mythFAUN
- Wine sedimentLEES
- Wine stopperCORK
- Wine varietyREDS
- Wine-y prefixOENO
- Wine's aromaNOSE
- Wined and dinedWOOED
- Winemaker's concernAGING
- Winery devicePRESS
- Winery discardLEES
- Winery displayCASKS
- Winery keepsakeCORK
- Winery procedureAGING
- Winery purchaseCASE
- Winery vatTUN
- Winery woodOAK
- Wing boneULNA
- WingdingBASH, EASED
- Winged archerEROS
- Winged mammalBAT
- Winged predatorHAWK
- Wingtip or loaferSHOE
- Winless racehorsesMAIDENS
- Winnebago, e.g.LAKE
- Winner of four FIFA World Cups, for shortITA
- Winner of the first Olympic gold medal in men's snowboard slopestyleSAGEKOTSENBURG
- Winners of the first FIFA Women's World CupUSA
- Winnie-the-__POOH
- Winnie-the-Pooh, for oneBEAR
- Winning candidateELECTEE
- Winning streakRUN
- Winning tic-tac-toe lineOOO
- WinnowCULL
- Winnow (out)WEED
- Winona of "Stranger Things"RYDER
- Wins easilyCOASTSTOVICTORY
- Winter ailmentFLU
- Winter blanketSNOW
- Winter break?SNOWDAYS
- Winter bugFLU
- Winter cap featureEARLAP
- Winter coastersSLEDS
- Winter coat?SNOW, RIME, ICE
- Winter covering for an earMUFF
- Winter fallSLEET
- Winter fishing toolICESAW
- Winter footwearBOOTS, SKIS
- Winter gliderSLED
- Winter hrs. for most of western IndianaEST
- Winter hrs. in HalifaxAST
- Winter libationNOG
- Winter migration directionSOUTH
- Winter neckwearSCARF
- Winter Olympics gear since '98SNOWBOARDS
- Winter Olympics pairsICEDANCERS
- Winter Olympics skatersICEDANCERS
- Winter outerwearCOATS
- Winter Palace rulersTSARS
- Winter Paralympian apparatusSITSKI
- Winter precipitationSLEET
- Winter puddle topperICE
- Winter racersLUGES
- Winter resort footwearSKIS
- Winter resort rentalsSKIS, CONTRADICTIONINTERMS, BIRD
- Winter river blockageICEDAM
- Winter road hazardICE, BLACKICE
- Winter sliderSLED
- Winter sport destinationSKIAREA
- Winter stoatsERMINES
- Winter transportSLED
- Winter transportsSLEDS
- Winter vehicleSLED
- Winter wrapSTOLE
- Winter X Games host cityASPEN
- Wintry mixSLEET
- WipeERASE
- Wipe chalk fromERASE
- Wipe cleanERASE
- Wipe data fromERASE
- Wipe from a whiteboardERASE
- Wipe off a whiteboardERASE
- Wipe outERASE
- Wiped cleanERASED
- Wiped outATEIT, ERASED
- Wipes brandWETONES
- Wire materialMETAL
- Wire service co.UPI
- Wireless network deviceROUTER
- Wireless router brand named for a Finnish architectEERO
- Wires on a bike wheelSPOKES
- Wiring problemSHORT
- Wisc. winter hrs.CST
- Wisconsin's capitalMADISON
- Wisdom partnerWIT
- Wise adageMAXIM
- Wise advisorGURU, MENTOR
- Wise advisorsGURUS, SAGES
- Wise biblical kingSOLOMON
- Wise maximADAGE
- Wise mentorGURU
- Wise old sayingsADAGES
- Wise oneSAGE
- Wise peopleSAGES
- Wise villagerELDER
- Wise wordsADAGES
- WisecrackGAG
- Wiser companion?OLDER
- Wish earnestlyHOPE
- Wish forDESIRE
- Wish to haveDESIRE
- Wish well toBLESS
- Wish well to, after a sneezeBLESS
- Wished undoneRUED
- Wishes of a lifetime, or what the starts of the answers to the starred clues form at a chicken restaurant?BUCKETLIST
- Wishful thinkingDREAMS
- Wishful thinking advocateGENIE
- Wispy cloudsCIRRI
- Wispy streaks in the skyCIRRI
- Wistful wordsIHOPE
- Wit bitMOT
- Witch costume propsBROOMS
- Witch Museum citySALEM
- Witch's hexesCURSES, SPELLS
- Witch's spellHEX
- Witches' assemblyCOVEN
- Witchy wordsSPELL
- With "a," manyLOTOF
- With 1-Across, fairly dividedPRO
- With 1-Down, martial art involving slow movementsTAI
- With 107-Across, reunite a musical group, or a hint to this puzzle's circled lettersGETTHEBAND
- With 111-Down, "Illusion" singerDUA
- With 114-Down, "Rubber Capital of the World"AKRON
- With 126-Across, second of a Harrison Ford trilogyINDIANAJONESAND
- With 13-Down, laptop settingSLEEP
- With 16-Across, something to get overTHE
- With 18-Down, pronoun pairSHE
- With 19-Across, "How We Do (Party)" singerRITA
- With 19-Across, salt-free seasoning brandMRS
- With 24-Down, outmoded media formatVHS
- With 27-Across, auteur from TaiwanANG
- With 27-Down, "The Substance" Oscar nomineeDEMI
- With 30-Down, Paul Rudd roleANT
- With 31-Down, "Life of Pi" directorANG
- With 32-Across, joyful shoutWOO
- With 36- and 37-Across, get by, or how to find a second answer to each starred clueMAKE
- With 37-Across, place for a pawdicurePET
- With 38-Down, Mexican artist known for self-portraitsFRIDA
- With 39-Across, diametrically opposed, or what this puzzle's sets of circled letters arePOLES
- With 40-Down, letter-ending phraseYOURS
- With 42-Across, risky business practice, or what can be found in this puzzle's circles?CUTTING
- With 44-Down, Quad-City Times homeDAVENPORT
- With 45-Across, they became the original United StatesTHIRTEEN
- With 46-Across, Heinz subsidiaryORE
- With 46-Across, Southwest's "The Atomic City"LOSALAMOS
- With 47-Down, tropical shade providersPALM
- With 48-Across, the puzzle's dedicationFORCLINT
- With 48-Down, "Insecure" creator/starISSA
- With 49- and 7-Down, what the octet areSANTAS
- With 5-Down, utmostNTH
- With 50-Across, very brieflyINA
- With 50-Down, numerous '70s #1 songsDISCO
- With 51-Across, what fills some signsNEON
- With 52-Across, 1776, as compared to 2026TWOHUNDREDAND
- With 52-Across, Keogh alternativeROTH
- With 52-Down, water near Niagara FallsLAKE
- With 56-Down, piledriver or Polish hammerWRESTLING
- With 57-Down, Bulldogs' rooting sectionYALE
- With 59-Across, had a charming first encounterMET
- With 59-Across, rhetorical taunt, or a question answered by the ends of 17-, 23-, and 37-AcrossHOWDOYOULIKE
- With 59-Down, "Tommy" bandTHE
- With 6-Down, part of an Abraham Lincoln costumeTOP
- With 64-Across, "Chill!," or what can be found four times in this puzzleCALM
- With 65-Across, request from some diners, or what a black square creates in rows 3, 6, 8, and 10 of this puzzleSEPARATE
- With 66-Down, pronoun pairSHE
- With 67-Across, repay a community's generous support, or a feature of the answer to each starred clueGIVE
- With 67-Across, source of quoteTHOMAS
- With 68-Across, grab and not let go ofGLOM
- With 68-Across, Silicon Valley cityPALO
- With 70-Down, "Never would've predicted this scenario," and what can be said about the first word of the answer to each starred clue?THATWASNTON
- With 71-Across, terse rejection note?SUBMISSION
- With 73-Across, classic internet prank pulled by this puzzle's longest answersRICK
- With 8-Down, water sourceRAIN
- With 96-Down, "My Way" singerFRANK
- With a beach-surface hueSANDY
- With a bent-page cornerDOGEARED
- With a flat surfaceLEVEL
- With a great viewSCENIC
- With a keyTONAL
- With a new hueDYED
- With a steel grip, quite possiblyHILTED
- With a winkSLYLY
- With accuracyFAITHFULLY
- With all judges presentENBANC
- With angerHOTLY
- With calmnessSERENELY
- With cash at stakeONABET
- With competenceABLY
- With crisp resolutionINHD
- With determinationSTOUTLY
- With ears pricked upALERTLY
- With enthusiasmKEENLY
- With fewer calories, on a labelLITE
- With furyIRATELY
- With great careGINGERLY
- With great disdainSCORNFULLY
- With great skillABLY
- With itALERT, HIP
- With it, onceHEP
- With John, MTV Movie Award winner for Best Dance (1995)UMA
- With little dotsSPECKLY
- With little inflectionDULLY
- With more zingTARTER
- With much landACRED
- With nice animationSPRYLY
- With no clutterNEAT
- With no commercialsADFREE
- With no exceptionsEVERYONE
- With no guaranteeASIS
- With no musical keyATONAL
- With no overhead addedATCOST
- With no particular purposeIDLY
- With no pointINANE
- With no sense of urgencySLOWLY
- With no skillINEPT
- With no tread, as a tireBALD
- With no warrantyASIS
- With nothing to hideNAKEDLY
- With parsley, on a menuGARNI
- With plenty of sauceBRASSY
- With quick movementsNIMBLY
- With relishZESTY
- With secrecySLYLY
- With sharp resolutionINHD
- With skillABLY
- With some speed, to equestriansATATROT
- With strict formalitySTIFFLY
- With stylish flairSMARTLY
- With the awareness of, with "to"BEKNOWNST
- With the currentDOWNRIVER
- With, on French menusAVEC
- Withdraw (from)WEAN
- Withdraw formallySECEDE
- Withdraw graduallyWEAN
- Withdrawal aidATMCARD
- Withdrawal from a depositORE
- Withered from droughtSERE
- Witherspoon of "Big Little Lies"REESE
- Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"REESE
- Witherspoon of "The Morning Show"REESE
- Withhold, as infoKEEPBACK
- WithholdingRETICENT
- WithinAMID
- Within earshotNEARBY
- Within reachNEAR
- Within the rulesLEGAL
- Without __ (riskily)ANET
- Without a companionALONE
- Without a goalIDLY
- Without a letupONEND
- Without a musical keyATONAL
- Without a partnerSOLO
- Without a warrantyASIS
- Without additivesPURE
- Without an escortALONE
- Without an intermediaryONETOONE
- Without any guaranteeASIS
- Without any planningONTHEFLY
- Without assistanceALONE
- Without backupSOLO
- Without bothering to be carefulINHASTE
- Without chargeFREE
- Without companyALONE
- Without delayATONCE
- Without delay, in a memoASAP
- Without emotionROBOTIC
- Without exceptionBARNONE
- Without failEACHTIME
- Without helpALONE, SOLO
- Without inflectionFLATLY
- Without limitENDLESS
- Without losing one's coolINSTRIDE
- Without mannersRUDELY
- Without polishUNCOUTH
- Without public knowledgeBEHINDCLOSEDDOORS
- Without restraintMADLY
- Without riskSAFE
- Without slackingALERTLY
- Without stoppingONEND, NOEND
- Without wheat, rye, or barleyGLUTENFREE
- WithstandENDURE
- WithstandsBEARS
- WitnessONLOOKER
- WitnessedSEEN
- WittyCLEVER
- Witty personWAG
- Witty remarkQUIP
- Witty remarksQUIPS
- Wives or husbandsMATES
- WizardSORCERER
- Wizard of Oz studioMGM
- Wizard's Chess whizRON
- Wizard's liquidPOTION
- WNBA great BirdSUE
- WNBA great LeslieLISA
- WNBA playerPRO
- WNBA positions: Abbr.CTRS
- WNBA star ReeseANGEL
- WNBA stat: Abbr.PTS
- WNW oppositeESE
- WNW's oppositeESE
- WobblesTEETERS
- Wobbles while walkingTOTTERS
- Woeful sighALAS
- Woeful wordALAS
- Woeful wordsELEGY
- Wok cookery stapleSESAMEOIL
- Wok dishSTIRFRY
- Wok, e.g.PAN
- Woke upAROSE
- Wolfe of detective fictionNERO
- Wolfed downATEUP
- Wolfgang Puck's flagship eaterySPAGO
- Wolverine cousinHONEYBADGER, SABLE
- Wolverine weaponCLAW
- Wolverine's cohortXMEN
- Woman entertaining honorablyNORA
- Woman in a choirALTO
- Woman in Arabian NightsANN
- Woman of Canadian extractionNADIA
- Woman related to LizELSIE
- Woman with will powerEXECUTRIX
- Woman's small crownTIARA
- Women and childrenPEOPLE
- Women in a conventNUNS
- Women's liberal arts college in AtlantaSPELMAN
- Women's links org.LPGA
- Women's Media Center co-founder GloriaSTEINEM
- Women's sleeveless undershirtCAMI
- Women's sleeveless undershirtsCAMIS
- Won by a __NOSE
- Won't back downINSISTS
- Won't let it goSTEWS
- Won't shut upYAKS
- WonderAWE
- Wonder Woman publisherDCCOMICS
- Wonder Woman weaponLASSO
- Wonder-ful feelingAWE
- Wonderful time?NINEDAYS
- Wonderland birdDODO
- Wonderland cake messageEATME
- Wonderland cake wordsEATME
- Wonderland visitorALICE
- Wonderland visitor who uses a flamingo as a croquet malletALICE
- WonderstruckINAWE
- Wong of "Beef"ALI
- Woo with a songSERENADE
- Wood finishSHELLAC
- Wood shaperRASP
- Wood smootherRASP
- Wood stripLATH
- Wood subject, oftenIOWAN
- Wood used by luthiersALDER
- Wood used to make some woodwindsPEAR
- Wood whose name comes from the Spanish for "raft"BALSA
- Wood-cutting toolSAW
- Wood-cutting toolsSAWS
- Wood-shaping machineLATHE
- Wood-smoothing sheetSANDPAPER
- Woodcutter in a tale told by ScheherazadeALIBABA
- Wooden duck, e.g.DECOY
- Wooden pinPEG
- Wooden warehouse itemPALLET
- Woodpecker preyBEE
- Woodwind instrumentOBOE
- Woodwind instrumentsOBOES
- Woodwind musicianFLUTIST
- Woodwind section playerOBOIST
- Woodwind suffix for bassOON
- Woodworking hand toolsRASPS, PLANES
- Woodworking toolCHISEL
- Woodworking toolsRASPS
- Wool coat ownersLAMBS
- Wool gathering needSHEARS
- Wool made from mohairANGORA
- Wool sourceALPACAS
- Wool-loving pestsMOTHS
- Woolen outer layerPEACOAT
- Woolen suit fabricSERGE
- Woolly beasts of the pastMAMMOTHS
- Woolly femaleEWE
- Woolly mamasEWES
- WordTERM
- Word after "chick" or before "hen"PEA
- Word after curling or waffleIRON
- Word after Grand and Cedar, in city namesRAPIDS
- Word after solar or lensFLARE
- Word after soup or sprayCAN
- Word after sun or rainHAT
- Word after waffle or curlyFRY
- Word before "force" or "the Force"USE
- Word before a maiden nameNEE
- Word before bar or drinkENERGY
- Word before can or ManTIN
- Word before devil or dogSLY
- Word before group or gapAGE
- Word before metal and musicSHEET
- Word before or after whatTHEN
- Word before planning or saleESTATE
- Word before ring or swingMOOD
- Word before scale or whaleGRAY
- Word before some language namesOLD
- Word below some Treasurer's signaturesFIVE
- Word derived from a nameEPONYM
- Word following brand or bigNAME
- Word following rubber or steelPLANT
- Word from a despotLAW
- Word from Latin for "sandy place"ARENA
- Word from Old English for "fire"OAST
- Word from Old English for "graze"ETCH
- Word from Old Norse for "rod"LIMB
- Word from the French for "cure in brine"MARINADE
- Word from the French for "ladder rung"ECHELON
- Word from the French for "small and detailed"MENU
- Word from the Greek for "ship"NAUSEA
- Word from the Latin for "bind"LEAGUE, LIEN
- Word from the Latin for "bond"LIEN
- Word from the Latin for "drive"URGE
- Word from the Latin for "hardness"DURESS
- Word from the Latin for "little book"LIBEL
- Word from the Latin for "withdraw"CEASE
- Word from the Spanish for "little silver"PLATINUM
- Word in a Samin Nosrat cookbook titleACID
- Word in a vague ultimatumELSE
- Word in an opening line?SESAME
- Word in Beaufort readingsFORCE
- Word in chili recipesKIDNEY
- Word in classic mystery novel titlesCASE
- Word in curry sauce recipesROMA
- Word in eight CommandmentsNOT
- Word in four state namesNEW
- Word in LAX's full nameINTL
- Word in many Polynesian languagesALOHA
- Word in skin care adsDEWY
- Word in some English place-namesSHIRE
- Word in some trattoria dish namesALLA
- Word in TGIFITS
- Word like "ere"AFORE
- Word like lessFEWER
- Word near Nice on mapsCARLO
- Word of affirmationYES
- Word of cautionBEWARE
- Word of mouthHEARSAY, ORAL
- Word of sorrowALAS
- Word of warningDONT
- Word of woeALAS, SADLY
- Word often edited to add or remove an apostropheITS
- Word often seen under a tilde?TAB
- Word on a bottle of Château MargauxCRU
- Word on a gift tagFROM
- Word on a green helmetJETS
- Word on a Hawaiian cocktail menuTAI
- Word on a Northern Sky mapURSA
- Word on a Paris mapRUE
- Word on a shoppe signOLDE
- Word on Dublin eurosEIRE
- Word on Iran's flagALLAH
- Word on Irish eurosEIRE
- Word on modern business cardsCELL
- Word on penniesONE
- Word on plane ticketsSEAT
- Word on some birth announcementsGIRL
- Word on some cornerstonesANNO
- Word on some film awardsACTRESS
- Word on some OscarsACTRESS
- Word on the American Commonwealth listRICO
- Word on the Canadian province listSCOTIA
- Word on the Mideast metropolis listTEL
- Word on the Silicon Valley city listPALO
- Word on the state capital listDES
- Word processor pop-upMENU
- Word processor reversalUNDO
- Word processor shortcutMACRO
- Word puzzle with picturesREBUS
- Word puzzles with hidden messagesACROSTICS
- Word rapper Bow Wow dropped from his stage nameLIL
- Word sung four times in a popular carolNINE
- Word that's trademarked in Ohio State University's official nameTHE
- Word turned in the four longest Down answersLANE
- Word underlined in red, maybeTYPO
- Word with act or actionCLASS
- Word with age or wageGAP
- Word with beer or wineMENU
- Word with bell or barHOP
- Word with chance or danceLAST
- Word with garage or yardSALE
- Word with laissez or savoirFAIRE
- Word with license or justicePOETIC
- Word with lift or lodgeSKI
- Word with mess or pressKIT
- Word with party or guestHOUSE
- Word with peace or paceMAKER
- Word with rock and musicSHEET
- Word with rub or runDRY
- Word with run or tagALONG
- Word with school or partyBUS
- Word with shell or shoreSEA
- Word with single or homeHIT
- Word with stress, or a common source of stressTEST
- Word with tea and toastTEXAS
- Word with tip or takeHOT
- Word's meaning, for shortDEF
- Words before a gavel bangingGOINGTWICE
- Words before many wordsINSO
- Words for argument's sakeESSAY
- Words for raising spirits?ATOAST
- Words from a seasoned proSAGEADVICE
- Words from a sponsorADS
- Words from a witnessIDO
- WORDS LIKE THISCAPITALLETTERS
- Words of a songLYRICS
- Words of appreciationODES
- Words of avowalIDO
- Words of clarificationASIN, IDEST
- Words of comprehensionISEE
- Words of concessionILOSE
- Words of defeatILOST
- Words of dismayOHNO
- Words of farewellBYES
- Words of honorPLEDGES
- Words of longingIMISSYOU
- Words of praiseODE
- Words of resignationILOSE
- Words of understandingISEE
- Words of warningORELSE
- Words of wisdomMAXIM
- Words of wisdom, and what 17-, 30-, and 45-Across could be called?SOUNDADVICE
- Words often said sarcasticallyIBET
- Words often wovenTALE
- Words on a Wonderland cakeEATME
- Words on flash cards, for shortVOCAB
- Words said to Marcus Junius BrutusETTU
- Words to encourage slowdownsFINESAREDOUBLED
- Words to live byAXIOM
- Words to support a motionISECOND
- Wordsworth workODE
- Wore a long faceMOPED
- Wore wellLASTED
- Work __ETHIC, OPUS
- Work (out)SUSS, REASON, PAN, SOLVE
- Work (up)RILE
- Work at a keyboardTYPE
- Work behind the cameraDIRECT
- Work casuallyDABBLE
- Work crewsGANGS
- Work forEARN
- Work hardTOIL, MOIL
- Work hard forEARN
- Work honoring the Suez CanalAIDA
- Work in a castACT
- Work in the Louvre's Salle des ÉtatsMONALISA
- Work of fictionLIE
- Work of fiction considered for a Hugo or Nebula AwardSCIFINOVEL
- Work on "Project Runway," saySEW
- Work on a farmCHORES
- Work on barkGNAW
- Work overseen by a sous-chefPREP
- Work promoted by the American Library Association every autumnBANNEDBOOK
- Work rotationsSHIFTS
- Work shiftRELO, STINT
- Work shift for someDAYS
- Work stationDESK
- Work the soilPLOW
- Work through, as baggageEXORCISE
- Work to convinceTRACT
- Work togetherTEAMUP, PARTNERUP
- Work towardAIMFOR
- Work underANSWERTO
- Work unitERG
- Work very hardTOIL
- Work with a sickleREAP
- Work with cue cards, e.g.READ
- Work with hasteRUSH
- Work with yarnKNIT
- Worked a wedding reception, sayDJED
- Worked at a keyboardTYPED
- Worked forEARNED
- Worked into a stateSTIRREDUP
- Worked out in the poolSWAMLAPS
- Worked, as much woodINLAID
- Worked, as the soilTILLED
- Worker delivering documentsMESSENGER
- Worker digging for coalMINER
- Worker in a rush?MINER
- Worker protection org.OSHA
- Worker welfare agcy.OSHA
- Worker who tracks transactionsBOOKKEEPER
- Worker with a daily grind?BARISTA
- Worker with lots to attend to?VALET
- Worker's earningsWAGES
- Worker's paySALARY
- Worker's weekly whoopTGIF
- Workers who strike posesMODELS
- Workers' organizationUNION
- Workers' pay rangesWAGESCALES
- Workers' residenceHIVE
- Workers' rights agcy.NLRB
- Working a dance party, sayDJING
- Working awayATIT
- Working classLABOR
- Working diligentlyATIT
- Working hardATIT
- Working or notASIS
- Working stiffPROLE
- Workout by-productADRENALINE
- Workout locationsGYMS
- Workout reminders?ACHES
- Workout roomsGYMS
- Workout topTEE
- Workout venueGYM
- Workout wearSHORTS
- WorkplaceOFFICE
- Workplace accessibility issue?IDBADGE
- Workplace gambling groupOFFICEPOOL
- Workplace inspection agcy.OSHA
- Workplace std. setterOSHA
- Workplace supervisorBOSS
- Workplace woe, with 51-DownPAPER
- Workplaces for triage nurses: Abbr.ERS, LOCI
- Works (out)REASONS
- Works at a keyboardTYPES
- Works at a studioART
- Works at, as a tradePLIES
- Works forEARNS
- Works for wallsART
- Works hardLABORS
- Works in a museumOILS
- Works of art hung for displayPAINTINGS
- Works on the roadTARS
- Works on wallsART
- Works out with dumbbellsLIFTSWEIGHTS
- Works outside?STREETART
- Works the first shift at a café, sayOPENS
- Works the gardenWEEDS
- Works with ariasOPERAS
- Works with woolSEWS
- Workshop gripperCLAMP
- WorkstationsDESKS
- Workwear holding wrenches and screwdriversTOOLAPRON
- Workweek calendar headingsMTWTF
- Workweek middleWEDNESDAY
- Workweek-ending cryTGIF
- Workweek-ending shoutTGIF
- World Bank headquartersUSA
- World Bank HQUSA
- World capital at 12,000 feetLAPAZ
- World capital named for a riverOTTAWA
- World Cup chantOLE, OLEOLE
- World Cup cheerOLE
- World Cup cheersOLES
- World Cup score, maybeNIL, OLE, TETES
- World Cup superstar LionelMESSI
- World Factbook publisherCIA
- World Heritage Site in JordanPETRA
- World of Warcraft villainsORCS
- World population c. 1999SIXBILLION
- World record?HEAVENISAPLACEONEARTH
- World recordsBESTS
- World SeriesFALLCLASSIC
- World Series mo.OCT
- World Series org.MLB
- World Showcase theme parkEPCOT
- World view?MAP
- World-warping drugLSD
- World-wearyBLASE
- World's biggest tire producerLEGO
- World's largest furniture retailerIKEA
- World's largest manufacturer of musical instrumentsYAMAHA
- World's largest subtropical desertSAHARA
- Worldwide cold spellICEAGE
- Worldwide: Abbr.INTL
- Worm on a fishhookBAIT
- Worn awayERODED, EATEN
- WorriedSTEWED
- WorriesCONCERNS
- WorryFRET
- Worry (about)FRET
- Worry (over)FRET
- Worse, as a stormNASTIER
- Worship of entities known as kamiSHINTO
- Worshiper in a "gateway to the Guru"SIKH
- Worshipper of the goddess PachamamaINCA
- WorthVALUE
- Worth followingIMITABLE
- Worth the same amountEQUAL
- Worthy of a z-list?HOHUM
- Worthy of worshipSACRED
- Would like to haveWANTS
- Would rather notHATETO
- Would-be atty.'s exam: Abbr.LSAT
- Would-be MAs' challengeGRE
- Would-be performer's trainingACTINGCLASS
- Wound coversSCABS
- Wound remnantSCAR
- Wound-treating plant in ancient Greece and EgyptALOE
- Woven ponchoSERAPE
- WowSTUN, OOH, GOLLY
- WowedAWED
- Wows with one-linersSLAYS
- Wranglers for a weekDUDES
- WrapENROBE
- Wrap (up)SEW, END
- Wrap it upEND
- Wrap with tzatzikiGYRO
- WrappedDONE
- Wrapped garmentSHAWL, ROBE, CAPE, SARI
- Wrapped in terry clothROBED
- Wrapped silk dressSARI
- Wrapped upOVER
- Wraps closedFURLS
- Wraps upENDS
- WrathRAGE, IRE
- Wray of "King Kong"FAY
- Wrestler Bliss known as "Five Feet of Fury"ALEXA
- Wrestler who won the WWE Women's Championship in 2010LAYLA
- Wrestler's surfaceMAT
- Wrestler/actor JohnCENA
- Wrestling surfaceMAT
- Wrestling winPIN
- Wretched smellFETOR
- Wriggler seen on beachesTOE
- Wriggly fishEEL
- Wright of "Black Panther"LETITIA
- Wright who plays Shuri in the MCUTITIA
- Wrigley productGUM
- Wring (out)EKE
- Wrinkle removerIRON
- Wrinkle removersIRONS
- Wrinkle-prone fabricLINEN
- Wrinkled tangeloUGLI
- Wrinkles in timeLAGS
- Wrinkly citrus fruitUGLI
- Wrinkly fruitUGLI
- Wrinkly little dogPUG
- Wrist jewelryBRACELET, CHAINS
- Wristwatch holderSTRAP
- Writ, e.g.COURTORDER
- WritePEN
- Write (down) quicklyJOT
- Write backRESPOND
- Write in stone, sayETCH
- Write musicCOMPOSE
- Write softwareCODE
- Write some lettersSPELL
- Write to onlineEMAIL
- Writer __ Rogers St. JohnsADELA
- Writer AllendeISABEL
- Writer BombeckERMA
- Writer CalvinoITALO
- Writer Harte or wrestler HartBRET
- Writer of advice features, sayCOLUMNIST
- Writer of the Magna CartaQUILLPEN
- Writer ProulxANNIE
- Writer RandAYN
- Writer ShelleyMARY
- Writer WeltyEUDORA
- Writer WieselELIE
- Writer Zora __ HurstonNEALE
- Writer's blocSCRIBES
- Writer's block?PAD
- Writer's first effortDRAFT
- Writer's inspirationMUSE
- Writer's repAGENT
- Writer/actor RogenSETH
- Writer/actress IssaRAE
- Writer/director Alexander with two Oscars for Best Adapted ScreenplayPAYNE
- Writer/editor Dave who founded McSweeney's PublishingEGGERS
- Writer/editor Roxane who co-owns the online literary magazine The RumpusGAY
- Writer/illustrator CarleERIC
- Writers commissioned for tributesODISTS
- Writing assignmentESSAY
- Writing class writing assignmentESSAY
- Writing implements (with ink, then erasers)PENSANDPENCILS
- Writing implements at a biotech lab?GENETICMARKERS
- Writing tablet at a cleaning service?SCOURINGPAD
- Writing that's not poetryPROSE
- Writing tip?NIB
- Writing toolPEN
- Written defamationLIBEL
- Written for group singingCHORAL
- Written payment pledgeIOU
- Written promise to repayIOU
- Written reminderMEMO
- Written requests with many signaturesPETITIONS
- Written tributeODE
- Wrong moveERROR
- Wrongful actTORT
- Wryly amusingIRONIC, DROLL
- WSJ competitorNYT
- WSW oppositeENE
- WSW reversalENE
- Wt./ht. statBMI
- Wuhan welcomeNIHAO
- WV winter hrs.EST
- WWF, e.g.NGO
- WWI Belgian battle siteYPRES
- WWII civilian VIPCODECRACKER
- WWII fleetPTS
- WWII reenactment wearODS
- WWII subUBOAT
- WWII subsUBOATS
- WWII turning pointDDAY
- WWII uniformsODS
- WWW addressesURLS
- Wyatt Earp friendBATMASTERSON
- Wyatt of the Old WestEARP
- Wyatt of TombstoneEARP
- Wyclef Jean's birth countryHAITI
- Wyndham chainRAMADA
- Wyoming's "Grand" mountain rangeTETONS
- Wyoming's second cityCASPER