Letter W
Wagering venue, briefly
Wagering venue, for short
Wagering venue, in brief
Wagering venue: Abbr.
Way to play ponies in N.Y.
Way to wager: abbr.
Where N.Y.C horseplayers go
Where many races are seen, briefly
Where nags aren't popular, for short
Where odds are posted: Abbr.
Where races are screened?: Abbr.
Where some people get tips: Abbr.
Where some races are screened: Abbr.
Where to play favorites?: Abbr.
Where to put something on a horse, for short
Where to wager: Abbr.
Wagering locales, for short
Wagering parlors, for short
Wagering parlors: Abbr.
Wagering places, for short
Wagering places: Abbr.
Wagering sites that closed in N.Y.C. in 2010, in brief
Wagering sites, briefly
Wagering sites, for short
Wagering spots: Abbr.
Wagering venues, briefly
Wagering venues, for short
Where you might see greyhounds racing, briefly
What ibuprofen went in the '80s
Whence lts. graduate
Where lts. at made
Where some stks. trade
Where some stocks trade: abbr.
With no prescription needed: Abbr.
Without a prescription: Abbr.
Without a script, briefly
Without an Rx
"Willow Song" opera
"Willow Song" source
Work featuring an "Ave Maria" in Act IV
Work in which Iago is a baritone
When the curtain goes up for a Verdi opera?
Walters impersonator on "Saturday Night Live"
White Sands National Monument's county
White Sands' county
White Sands's county
"Wearin' ___ Green"
Will- -- -wisp
Will-__-wisp
Will-wisp connection
Will-wisp connector
Will-wisp filler
Will-wisp link
Will-wisp tie
Well-known Moor
Whence the phrase "I will wear my heart upon my sleeve" comes from
Whence the phrase "wear one's heart on one's sleeve"
Whence the phrases "pomp and circumstance" and "a foregone conclusion"
Work set mostly in Cyprus
Walter Huston, Philip Merrivale, Paul Robeson.
"We're out of choices"
"When a lady's in the case . . . all ___ things give place."—Gay.
What allo- means
What hetero- means
What's not included
What's not listed
Which cheek to turn?
Wise or worldly
Wise preceder
Wise start?
Wise starter?
With "The," 1971 best-seller about an evil twin
With "the," not this or that
Word before end and after significant
Word for the greener-grass side
Word next to many a checkbox
Word with "fish to fry"
Word with "worldly" or "woman"
Word with wise or worldly
Word with woman or worldly
Word with world or woman
Winter sport for one's partner?
What "Some Days are Better Than," to U2
What the "al" in "et al." means
Whom some habitually blame
What the bear saw (with "the").
Wiggling ears?
Words from an old English carol
White rum, sugar, lime juice, soda water and garnish
"When You Rise, We Shine" sloganeer
"Willie and the Hand Jive" singer Johnny
William ___, inventor of the steam shovel
William who invented the steam shovel
Williams of the Temptations
Williams who co-founded and still performs with the Temptations
Williams who was one of the original Temptations
World's largest elevator company
World's most popular transportation company
Western Amerind
Western amarind
Western native
Winnebago member
Winnebago nation tribe
Winnebago's cousin
With -scope, an ear device
Word element denoting ear
Word element meaning ear
Word form for "ear"
Western Native American
Winnebago Indian.
Winnebago kin
Winnebago offshoot
Winnebago relative
Winnebago separatists
Winnebago tribe
Western natives
Winnebago folk
Waffle letters?
"What's New, Pussycat?" co-star, 1965
Well-known Irish name.
Whom Close tied for most Oscar nods without a win
Western Amerinds
Western tribesmen
Walpole's "The Castle of ___"
Walpole's ruined castle.
Wine-bottle, in Italy
When games don't end in four quarters, in brief
WNBA tiebreakers
What buzzer beaters may lead to, briefly
What regular-season soccer games lack, for short
What ties can get you into, for short
When golden goals are scored in the NHL
When golden goals happen in the N.H.L.
When ties are broken in some NHL games
When ties are untied?: Abbr.
Where Its. are educated
Where a lt.-to-be trains
Where grads are lts.
Where lts. are created
Where lts. are prepared
When he retired in 1947, he was second to Ruth in career walks
Where Canada’s parliament meets
Western Hemisphere capital
Where Canada's Parliament meets
Where Carleton University is
Where Hon. Mackenzie King holds sway.
Where Louis Stephen St. Laurent presides.
Where Prime Minister King works.
Where Rideau Canal is.
Where Senators glide through their business
Where Trudeau ruled
Where senators slide through their business
Where the "Silver Seven" skated
Where the Canadian Parliament meets
Where the Canadian Parliament sits.
Where the Rapidz play baseball
World capital near Gatineau
World capital on the Rideau Canal
World capital once called "Bytown"
World capital that shares its name with a Native American tribe
"Wind in the Willow" character
"Wind in the Willows" animal
WEASEL tribe, most adaptable member of the
Water animal
Water carnivore.
Water creature
Water critter
Water lover
Water sporter
Water weasel
Water-loving animal
Water-loving critter
Water-loving mammal
Water-loving member of the weasel family
Waterslide builder
Waterslide constructor
Weasel's aquatic cousin
Weasel's aquatic relative
Weasel's semiaquatic cousin
Weasel's semiaquatic relative
Weasel-like river mammal
Weasel-like swimmer
Web-footed animal
Web-footed aquatic mammal
Web-footed beast
Web-footed carnivore
Web-footed critter
Web-footed diver
Web-footed mammal
Web-footed weasel, sort of
Web-toed mammal
Webbed-toes animal
What Marlene is in "The Penguins of Madagascar"
Whiskered creature
Whiskered romper
Whiskered sea animal.
Whiskered, fish-eating creature
Wolverine cousin
Wolverine kin
Wolverine's aquatic relative
Wolverine's playful cousin
Word with Pops or pups
Warren : rabbits :: couch : ___
Water animals
Water rompers
Water-loving animals.
Weasel-like carnivores.
Web-footed animals
Web-footed mammals
Web-footed river mammals
Whiskered animals
Whiskered beasts
Whiskered river animals
Whiskered river swimmers
Wolverine relatives
Wolverine's cousins
Walker dog
Walkman-wearing "Simpsons" character
Walkman-wearing bus driver
Wanda's boyfriend in "A Fish Called Wanda"
Werner Klemperer's father
What Ove's name was changed to for the American film adaptation of "A Man Called Ove"
What QB Graham signed?
What can get two feet higher
What a double chorus could sing in a Roman church?
Western Indians: Var.
where French
"What an awful pun!"
"Wow, that smarts!"
Wincer's cry
Word of pain
Word said with a grimace
[wincing face]
West, in Brest
Where "le soleil" goes down
"Why, there ___ to be a law!"
Word of obligation
"Why I ___ ..."
"Why yes, monsieur"
Word said before "monsieur" in affirmation
What a nod means in Nantes
Word from one "d'accord"
Word indicating a Cannes-do attitude?
Word of agreement that sounds like a pronoun
Word repeated before Marie in a 1918 song title
Word rhymed with "ami" by Lafayette in "Hamilton"
Word with an English homophone that translates to "nous" in its language
Writer Ramée
Writer de la Ramée
Word found between "YES" and "NO"
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