Letter W
When repeated, an engine sound
When repeated, miniature golf
WWI uniform segment
What the legal-minded dentist did
Weir wand?
Woods tool
Wasted the golf pro's time?
Worked about casually
Window sealants
Where some may be found after a long drive
Where to watch the birdie?
What antimacassars are for?
Words before bed or rest
Words before rest, work, or sleep
Words before shame or music
Words before the test
__ work (apply)
__ work (hire)
WOOD filler
Window sealant
Window-pane sealer
Windowpane sealant
Windowpane securer
Window installer's course of instruction?
___ with (tolerate)
Well-orchestrated ruses
What the manicurist-turned-policeman said
Water-carrying pipe material
Where G.I.s shop
Where GIs go shopping
Where doughboys dropped dough
W. W. II correspondent.
W. W. II journalist.
W.W. II G.I. chronicler
W.W. II journalist
W.W. II journalist Ernie
W.W. II newsman Ernie
WWII journalist Ernie
War correspondent Ernie
War journalist Ernie
Well-known newsman.
Well-known war correspondent.
Winner of a 1944 Pulitzer
World War II journalist Ernie
World War II reporter.
Writer Ernie
Writer of World War II fame.
Writers Howard and Ernie
"Witch's Hat" on the road
Wonder of Mex.
Wonders of Gizeh.
What someone with a burning desire might build
Whence the phoenix
Wicker man, for one
Witch trial woodpile
Woo for funeral fire
Wood for a final fire
Wood heap
Woodpile in "Light My Fire"
Word from the Greek for "hearth"
wood heaped for burning a dead body as a funeral rite
Where to find the Basques.
WHITE blood cells (injured), chemical released by
WHITE blood cells, chemical released by (injured)
worshipper of fire
What might involve reminiscing about old flames?
What we watch on July 4
Win offset by losses
Win that wasn't worth it
will.i.am remixed this MJ hit in 2008
water python
woman, such as Apollo's priestess at Delphi, believed to be possessed by an oracular spirit
What an acid might do on a surface
Word master
"Wrong" way to spell a world leader's name in a New York Times crossword, according to a 1999 episode of "The West Wing"
Word with "Q" that’s not followed by "U"
World's oldest continuously operated airline
World's oldest independent airline
Where Al Jazeera is based
Where Doha is
Where to spend dirhams
World Cup host after Russia
World Cup host of 2022
World's richest country, according to the World Bank
Workers' bosses
Warner and Brady
"Which was to be proved," for short
"Which was to be proven," for short
What a prof might write at the end of a proof
Where E is "erat"
Which was to be demonstrated
Which was to be demonstrated (legalese)
Which was to be proved
Which was to be proved: Abbr.
Which was to be done: Abbr.
Which was to be done: Lat. abbr.
Wedding dress traditionally made with red fabric
Windy City nine
What "Daddy took... away" in the Beach Boys hit "Fun, Fun, Fun"
Wax attacker
Weapon wielded against wax
What a Brit calls an "ear bud"
Wax collectors
Wax removers
Where or why, in Latin
Where: Lat.
What some ducks did to keep their plans secret?
What wakes everyone up in the morning at the duck pond?
Where duck calls are displayed?
Website that combats pseudomedicine and unproven healthcare methods
Word form of "four"
Where activists might gather
What this puzzle is, orthographically
Which: Lat.
Where you may find many reeds
Wet, boggy regions.
Wharf on the Seine
Wharf: Fr.
With old-fashioned charm
World-shaking?
Woods along a fault line?
William Penn, for one.
Wood painted to look like a cannon
What someone needs to be in charge of, in a lab
*What a family spends together at the dinner table
What most couples try to have together
What people in relationships need together ... or this puzzle's title
When: Fr.
when French
Wall Street analyst
Wall Street math whiz
Wall Street numbers expert, in slang
Wall Street number crunchers
Wall Street number-crunchers
Wheresoever: Lat.
What the yellow jack indicates.
What starts each of six long Acrosses
What hunters hunt
Word on some Ziploc bag boxes
Washington flipped directions on it in 2022
Washington's coin
When the big hand's at three
What one gets from the hot dog vendor when paying with a $5 bill?
Windmill strut
Western cow pony.
What a landlord provides?
Watch crystal, maybe
Watch-crystal mineral
What a crystal ball gazer sees
Wristwatch necessity
Wasn't quite ready to accuse?
Wharf or paved bank.
Wharf site
Wharf where ships dock
Where ships get loaded
Wharfing fee
"What a waste it is to lose one's mind" speaker
"Worth Fighting For" author
"What?" from Juan
"What?" in Juárez
"What?," in Oaxaca
"What?," to Juan
What in Seville
What!, in Spain
What's "what" in Oaxaca
What's what in Mexico
What's what in Spain
What's what south of the border?
What's what, in the barrio
What, in France
What, to Sergio
What? to Rosita
What?: Sp.
Where the Saguenay R. flows
Whom: Fr.
Word in a Doris Day song title
what French
what Spanish
WENCH (arch.)
With an upset stomach
Where Montgomery died: 1775
Where Montreal is
Where joual is spoken
Where Laval University is
Wouk captain
"We Are the Champions" band
WIFE of king
Well-known fictional detective.
Wicked "Snow White" figure
Writer/humorist Joe [white]
"We Will Rock You" band at the Grand Ole Opry?
Wildflower from which the cultivated carrot originated
Wildflower that resembles hemlock
Wildflower with a royal name
Wild carrot plants.
What might follow "Is this just fantasy?" in "Bohemian Rhapsody"?
What a convertible sofa may convert to
"We Will Rock You" band's spelling contests?
Winningest female Grammy awardee, familiarly
Women's springboard gold medalist?
Widow of Jordan's Hussein
Woman who's the very best at saying no?
Woman who's famous for designing team symbols?
Winner of a condiment-spreading contest?
Winner in an hors d'oeuvres cook-off?
Whitney Houston hit featured in "The Bodyguard"
Woman temporarily serving as monarch
Where Run-DMC hailed from
Where Brisbane is.
"We're here, we're ___, get used to it!"
What, to Watteau
What: Fr.
Which, in Vichy
"What else?" in Guadalajara
WWII correspondent Reynolds
"What say, José?"
"What's happening?" in Oaxaca
"What's shaking?"
"Whazzup?"
What's up in the Sierra Madre?
"Who?" or "Where?"
"Who?," e.g.
Writer-to-editor initial contact
Who, what or where sentence: Abbr.
"Whatever will be," in song
work Knight
What King Arthur's men would like to have seen more of along the way?
Who, what, when, where or why
Wonder about
When Commons grills the Prime Minister
Wine enthusiast's "That's how it goes"?
Waiting line, in London
Where waiters are ordered
Waited in line
Waiting to print
What you have to wait for
Wait in turn
What waiters often do
World capital, 1948-76
"Who, Horatius?”
Who (Fr.)
Who is this in France
Who, abroad
Who, in France
Who, in Le Havre
Who, in Paris
Who, in Quebec
Who, in Québec
Who, to Camus
Who, to Henri
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