Letter W
Wall attachment
Wall lamps.
Wall studs?
Windblown toys
Wrestling master?
Western settler
Was the first to use or apply
Wagon train group
Willa Cather novel about a wagon train traveler's copy of a Winfrey-based magazine?
work of pioneers
Way to pray
With devoutness
With dutiful reverence
WIRELESS time signal
What an O resembles after you shade it in (as you should 21 times)
When repeated, "Cheerio!"
Word repeated before "Cheerio!" by lame Yanks (like me) doing a bad British accent
Water delivery system
Warp ___ (tube for Mario)
Water conveyer
Water director
Water main, e.g.
Water main, for one
Water transporter
What Santa smokes
What a plumber might fix a leak in
Word after "half" or "exhaust"
Word after water or wind
Word before "cleaner" or "dream"
Word with down or line
Word with organ or cleaner
Word with water or wind
Word with wrench or dream
Whistled sharply
What a plumber says to noisy kids?
What many a character in "The Iceman Cometh" expresses
Wildly improbable goal
Winning the lottery, usually
Wishful fantasy
What a plumber may fasten to the ceiling
Welcome the admiral
Was at Floyd's "Gates of Dawn"
white fragrant aldehyde used in flavourings, perfumery, and suntan lotions
Well-paid musicians.
Water conveyors.
Water duck
What incredible singers have
Whistles.
Wine casks.
Word used with down or up.
Word that often precedes "hot"
WAGTAIL relative
Wagtail cousin
Wally ___ of baseball fame
Wally __, whom Lou Gehrig replaced as Yankee first baseman
"William & Kate: The Movie" role
WAISTCOAT fabric
Wounded pride
Wounded vanity
Woven cotton fabric
William Kidd's crime
What might cost you an arm and a leg?
Word from a Brazilian language for "tooth fish"
Wagner was one
Whom to talk like on September 19
William Kidd, for one
Willie Stargell, e.g.
Willie Stargell, for his 21-year baseball career
Word from the Greek for "attack"
Winning pennant: 1979
Waves broadcast from the waves
What "X" marks on a treasure map
Where to find the Jolly Roger
Worrisome sight on the Spanish Main
Weaver's bobbin
West Indian canoe.
Where Fermi studied
Where Fermi went to college
Where Fermi went to university
Where Fibonacci was born
Where Galileo Airport is
Where Galileo dropped the ball?
Where Galileo was born
Where the Leaning Tower is.
Where tourists might take a picture of themselves seemingly holding up a tower
Where visitors take photos pretending to hold up a landmark
What a citizen like Galileo had?
Worshipers at the church of Santa Maria della Spina
Washington was one
Water sign
Winter arrival
Words under a slipping man
Word before drunk or poor
"Wicked" awesome things, in slang
"Westworld" weapon
WEAPON of personal defence
Walther
Walther PPK, for one
Water ___ (toy)
Water gun, e.g.
What a packing person may pack
Word from the Czech for "pipe"
Word from the German for "pipe"
Wild Bill Hickok, notably
Weapons for Earp and Dillon
Where an auto racer retires?
Where concertgoers get into the hits?
Where drivers retire?
Where gravel comes from.
Where racers retire?
Where some conductors work
Where the orchestra plays.
Where the orchestra sits.
Where to gas up at the track
Where to get gas at the track
Where to mosh
Where wheat is sold on the Stock Exchange.
Where you mosh
Word after "ball" or "bottomless"
Word after "ball" or "mosh"
Word after "mosh" or "peach"
Word before "boss" or "bull"
Word before "stop" or "viper"
Word before bull or after ball
Word before bull or boss
Word before bull or stop
Word following "ball" or "fire"
Word from a Poe title
Word in a Poe title
Word with "bull" or "stop"
Word with boss or bull
What some chips are made of
Wheat Thins "Toasted" variety
Word from the Greek for "pie"
Wrap for chicken shawarma
What baba ghanouj is often served with
What would you like in your ___, ___?
Wrap alternatives
Wrappers for gyros
Word after slow or elevator
Word before or after perfect
Word with sales or perfect
Work from the mound
Work on a mound
Work on the mound
What some decide to do to Barry Bonds
What the scoutmaster will do at the ballgame?
What you did when tired?
Warren Spahn?
What Nolan Ryan does
W.W. I craft gambling with turbulence?
Wrong midnight shade
Workers making preparations to retire?
Workers who are always retiring?
What it all boils down to
White inner skin of an orange
White part of a citrus rind
White part of a grapefruit
White part of a tangerine
White part of an orange
White part of citrus fruit
White stuff in an orange
White tissue under the peel of citrus fruit
Whitish section of a citrus peel
Woody pulp
Was moved by
Worse than poor
Without mercy
Whistling: Sp.
Without seeds.
Whistle, in Cadiz
Whistle: Sp.
Where butterflies may congregate?
Where some butterflies may collect
What an épée tapers to
Whistles, for Pedro
Where tires are changed in seconds
Where to fill up very fast
Winston Cup service area
" . . . What Am I Doing in the ___?"
Watermelon residue
Where auto racers retire?
Where coal miners work
Where miners work.
Where orchestras sit, in theatres.
Where orchestras sit.
Where racing cars are serviced.
Worst (with "the")
Worst possible situation, with "the"
Worst situation, with 'the'
Worst, to to speak
worst situation
Where to retire?
Western PA school
Western Univ. of Pennsylvania, today
Whig orator William
Whig prime minister of Britain
William Prime Minister 1950s British
William ___, early British P.M.
William ___, the Great Commoner.
William or Brad
William the Elder or Younger
Willis's "Twelve Monkeys" co-star
With Meadows, it's a Vancouver suburb
Without kernels
William the Elder, William the Younger, and Brad
Women's-rights advocate Helen who married Frederick Douglass
Where the Ohio River begins
What gumshoes charge in the City of Bridges?
Work break for a former "Sexiest Man"?
"What a ___!" ("Too bad!")
Weezer "This is Such a ___"
What Simon Legree lacked.
What the hardhearted lack
Wistful comment, after "a"
"Woe is me" gatherings, PPS
Wallowers throw them
What's thrown after a dumping?
WWII-era pope
World War II pope
Western cutthroat trout
WHEEL about
What to do at second to turn two
Whirl on one foot
Word shouted by Ross on "Friends" while trapped between a couch and a wall
Whirls on one foot
Whirls on one leg
Where "Ratatouille" was cooked up
Wireless headphones that use Google Translate to translate speech in real time
What Tinker Bell sprinkles
"Where Is My Mind?" band
What Domino's delivers
World's largest user of cheese, according to its website
Where a lot of dough gets thrown around
Where some pies are made
"When the moon hits your eye like a big ___, that's amore" (Dean Martin lyric)
What some pies may be baked on
Where a lot of dough is spent?
with a light plucking staccato sound
Wear for nighty-night
Wear for the weary
What to watch Colbert in
What to wear when one goes beddy-bye
What to wear while out?
What's worn when you're out?
Whacks nine-inch ruler (8)
World Cup tiebreakers, for short
We put the time of arrival at 8 P.M.
What's between "win" and "show"
Where things are
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