Letter W
World capital since 1923
World capital that has the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations
World capital with an equestrian statue of Kemal Atatürk
Walking joint
What Bermudas won't cover
What a high top covers
What a high-top covers
What a hightop sneaker covers
What a maxi dress reaches
What a sock covers
What a spat covers
What an espadrille may be tied around
What's just over a foot?
Where a bangle may dangle
Where a bungee cord might attach
Where a pant leg and a sock meet
Where a shank ends
Where a sock might stop
Where a spat stops
Where skirts used to end.
Where the malleolus is
Where the medial malleolus is
Where the talus is
Where to wear an electronic monitoring device
Wrist opposite
Wrist s counterpart
Wrists counterpart
Walked
Walked, in street parlance
Walked, slangily
Walked: Colloq.
Walked: Slang.
Wading, perhaps
Walks, according to Winchell.
Walks: Winchell.
What hems may tickle
What high waters reveal
What many socks cover
What spats engird
Where some bracelets are worn
Where tarsi are found
Where tibias end
Where traditional bloomers gather
Women's footwear
"We'll Meet Again" host Curry
Woman's name that sounds like "an"
Wedgeworth of "Evening Shade"
Wedgeworth or Radcliffe
Wilson of Heart
Wilson, lead vocalist in Heart
Woman's name meaning "grace"
Word in a Michigan city's name
Word often following "Dear"
Word on the Big Ten city list
Writer Coulter
Writer Radcliffe
Writer Rule
__ Wilson, lead singer of Heart
___ Wilson, lead singer for Heart
"What Have I Done" Ternheim
W. H. Harrison's wife
Who is May Wong
Wife in "Finnegans Wake"
William Henry Harrison's first lady
William Henry Harrison's wife
Wintour of Vogue
Wintour of fashion
Wintour of fashion and Vogue
Wintour or Quindlen
Woman in "The King and I"
Worker in Siam, of film
Writer Quindlen
___ Wintour, longtime Vogue editor in chief
___ Wintour, real-life editor on whom "The Devil Wears Prada" is based
WRITTEN record
Writer of history.
Word in the title of many scientific periodicals
Written history
Where Bao Dai rules.
Where Hue is
World leader who was Chancellor for the University of Ghana from 2008-2018
World leader who wrote "Interventions: A Life in War and Peace"
Winnipeg-born 1993 Best Supporting Actress
Where Adm. Joy is the new head.
Where plebes become ensigns.
Woman who may take a shine to you?
Where Wolverines play
Wolverine's home
Wintour and Moffo
Wintour and Paquin
Wintour and Sui of fashion
"Wag the Dog" star Heche
"Washington Post" columnist Applebaum
"Worst Cooks in America" co-host Burrell
"Worst Cooks in America" judge Burrell
"___ With an E" (Netflix series)
"___ With an E" (hit Netflix series)
"___ With an E" (series set at Green Gables)
"___ with an E" (TV series based on the works of Lucy Maud Montgomery)
Writer Brontë, not Charlotte or Emily
Whom George I succeeded
Wife II of Henry VIII
Wife of Henry VIII
Wife of Joachim.
Wife of Michael of Rumania.
Wife of Richard III
Wife of Shakespeare
Wife two for Henry VIII
Wilkie Collins' "Woman in White."
Will's wife
William III's successor
William Shakespeare's wife
William and Harry's aunt
William and Mary's successor
William of Orange's successor
William s aunt
William's aunt
Wills' aunt
Windsor princess
Windsor's grandniece.
Woman wrapped in flannel
Woman's name often spelled without its "e"
Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan
Writer Bronte
Writer BrontÔö£┬¢
Writer Katherine ___ Porter
Writer Lindbergh
Writer McCaffrey
Writer Rice
Writer Sexton
Writer Tyler
Writer ___ Helen Petersen
Writing sister of Charlotte and Emily
Writing sister of Emily and Charlotte
wife Boleyn Henry VIII family
wife of
Wilkie Collins's "Woman in White"
Writer whose account was first published as "Het Achterhuis" ("The Secret Annex")
Well-known subject of Elizabeth I.
"Wag the Dog" co-star, 1997
"Wag the Dog" costar
Walk Right Back singer
Writer born Howard Allen O'Brien
Wives of Henry VIII
Writers Edwards and Sexton
*Wildflower also known as wild carrot
Writer's favorite recipe?
Warren's "Bugsy" co-star
Warren's wife
Warren's wife and "Bugsy" costar
Warren's wife since 1992
Wife of Warren Football player
Wing of a building
Wing of no help in flying
Wing perhaps
Wing that won't aid in flying
Wing that won't fly
Wing that's not used for flight
Wing, maybe
Wings of a building.
Wings without feathers
What Augustus used to measure his age
"Walking on Broken Glass" Lennox
Warbuck's ward
Warbucks' charge
Warbucks's charge
Warbucks's favorite
Warbucks's ward
Ward of Daddy Warbucks
Ward of Warbucks
Well-known orphan.
Well-known tug captain.
Well-known tugboat captain.
Who got Squeeze's "Gun"
Wide-eyed orphan
Winner of seven Tonys in 1977
Woman in Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal"
Woody Allen's "___ Hall"
Writer Dillard
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature who described her prose in the novel "Les Armoires Vides" as "brutally direct, working-class and sometimes obscene" (October, 2022)
WAC colonel's imperative
Woody Allen romantic comedy starring Diane Keaton
Woody Allen comedy that won Best Picture
Woody Allen's homebody?
"Walking on Broken Glass" singer
Walking on Broken Glass singer (born 12/25/54)
"Wild West Show" star
Wild West show markswoman
Wipe out entirely
wipe
Women's Open player
Womenswear conglomerate named after a fictional Ms. Taylor
What "A" may stand for on a monument
What "A" stands for in "A.D."
Word found in a dating profile?
Word in dating
Word on a cornerstone
Word on a cornerstone, perhaps
Word on a headstone
Word on a memorial
Word on a monument
Word on monuments
Word on some cornerstones
Word on some headstones
Word used in dating
Word usually abbreviated on timelines
What 'A.D.' stands for
Words before a date
Words before a year
Write brief explanations.
Write comments about, as literary works.
Write comments on
Write fuller explanations
Write in the margins of, maybe
With a markup
With commentary
With extra info
With footnotes
With useful info in the margins, say
With written commentaries.
Writes in the margin
Writes on the side?
warning shot
windbag
Workers in booths
What a bad song will do
What an onslaught of political ads may do
What gnats do
What pests do
What rowdy concergoer will do
What sing-alonger will do
wherret
washing dishes was a nuisance before we got a dish washer
What a gadfly does
Whose age was the subject of widespread question?
Wilson and Harding, e.g.
Wilson of Heart et al.
Writer Beattie and others
Writers Patchett and Brashares
Writers Radcliffe and Beattie
Writers Radcliffe and Rule
Women's fashion chain
Word with bi- or semi-
What may fatten a year-end paycheck
When checkups may be gotten
without missing a year
Where yearbooks are made?
Word on a dollar bill
Wipe off the books
Wipeout.
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