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Walked as if crocked Walked dizzily Walked drunkenly Walked like a tosspot Was affected by a cross Was apparently lit Was dazed Was dizzied Was dizzy Was gobsmacked Was rocked Was rocked with disbelief Was sent staggering Was staggering Was stunned Was taken aback Was unsteady Wasn't walking tall Went staggering Wheeled around Whirled in confusion Wound (in or out). Wound (in). Wound on a spool. Wound upon a bobbin. Wino, when walking Winders. What anglers do. Wind a rod after a bite Wind up with a fish? Walks dizzily Walks like a tosspot What old movies came on Where film winds up Where films wind up? Winds on a spool. Winds up a hose Writes or says easily and quickly Wild ox, in the Bible Wage a Civil War battle, perhaps What the suspects often do for the detective. Walk in again What a hand-stamp lets you do What a plastic wristband may let you do What a stamped hand may allow you to do What astronauts do to the atmosphere Went in again Writes over What a stamped hand allows Write again on a previously wiped surface Wipe out again Wears away further Welsh actor Roger "Walk the Line" Oscar winner Witherspoon "Walk the Line" actress Witherspoon "Walk the Line" cast first name "White April" poet "Wild" actress Witherspoon "Witherspoon of 'Legally Blonde'" WNBA star Angel ___ Warbler from Detroit Well-known Dodger. Well-known ballplayer. Witherspoon in "Just Like Heaven" Witherspoon in "Mud" Witherspoon in "Pleasantville" Witherspoon in movies Witherspoon of "A Wrinkle in Time" Witherspoon of "Big Little Lies" Witherspoon of "Cruel Intentions" Witherspoon of "Election" Witherspoon of "Fear" Witherspoon of "Four Christmases" Witherspoon of "Home Again" Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde" Witherspoon of "Little Fires Everywhere" Witherspoon of "Mud" Witherspoon of "Pleasantville" Witherspoon of "Rendition" Witherspoon of "Sweet Home Alabama" Witherspoon of "The Morning Show" Witherspoon of "Vanity Fair" Witherspoon of "Walk the Line" Witherspoon of "Water for Elephants" Witherspoon of "Wild" Witherspoon of "Wildflower" Witherspoon of "You're Cordially Invited" Witherspoon of 2012's "Mud" Witherspoon of Tinseltown Witherspoon of cinema Witherspoon of film Witherspoon of movies Witherspoon on "Big Little Lies" Witherspoon who played Cheryl Strayed Witherspoon who played an angel in "Lttle Nicky" Witherspoon who runs a book club Witherspoon with a book club Witherspoon with an Oscar Whipps candy bar maker Work through a block weave rope Wick player Whistleblower on the field WBA official WFA flag-thrower WNBA arbiter WNBA official WWE official WWF official Wearer of stripes Wearer of stripes on a court, informally Webster's or Bartlett's Weighted flag holder Whistle blower in sports Whistle blower on a court Whistle blower on court. Whistle blower, for short Whistle blower, in basketball Whistle blower, in brief Whistle-blower in a striped shirt Whistle-blower in stripes Whistle-blower on a court Whistle-blower on ice Whistle-blower, for short Whistle-blower, say Whistler Whistler between baskets Whistler in an arena Whistler on a court Whistler on a field Whistler on a gridiron Whistler on the court Whistler, for short Whistling zebra? Whom the fans are rarely fans of, for short Work on a gridiron Worker among players Worker in a striped shirt World Cup official Wrestling figure Wrestling official Wrestling official (Abbr.) Wrestling official, briefly What a meta clue might do to itself What asterisks do Whistle-blower on a field Whistler in the Garden Whistle blowers Written testimonials What something stands for What agent does Was a football official, casually Work ore Worker with oil, sugar, etc. Worker with oil. Worker with petroleum or sugar Worker with sugar, oil, etc. Work on, in a way, as furniture Work over, as a ship What mirrors do When the VSI workers lost the vampire in the hall of mirrors, it ___ What some hammers test What taps for kicks Wrapped again What K. M. Landis instituted Went straight What lenses do What prisms do What an ophthalmologist does What a pause does Word on taqueria menus Where not to put your bananas. white goods in which food can be stored at low temperatures William Perry's wheels? WBC workers WNBA arbiters WNBA officials WNBA whistlers WWE officials WWF officials Wearers of striped shirts Whistle-blowers, of a sort Whistlers on courts Workers with whistles Works the game Wrestling officials Wrestling officials, briefly What jets may do midair Wildlife protection area What accountants determine What isn't a premium choice, for short? What prospective voters must do: Abbr. Word for "rule" that I admit isn't really ever used in the singular Wins back What some bearings are Wined and dined well. Wining and dining Worn by the Kingfish's lodge. With splendor Wife of the Duke of Cornwall, in Shakespeare What might follow off-shore drilling? Word that originally meant "gondola race" What Elizabeth wants Philip to be. What the Prince of Wales was from 1811–1820. WI music Wailer's sound Wailers genre Wailers' music Wailers' specialty World famous Jamaican sound Wrap again, with questionable etiquette "Watchmen" Emmy winner King "Who Wants to Be Me?" co-author Philbin "Who Wants to Be Me?" co-author, familiarly "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" host, familiarly Word with "social" or "cash" Word with cash or social Wedding wish list What Victor Emmanuel once ruled Welcomes again Word in medicine that sounds bad but is often good "We ___ to inform you . . ." "What if" feeling Wish one hadn't Word in a famous Hale quote Wishing something had not happened What Miss Otis does What an invitee may send Wishes undone Word in RSVP note. WAS sorry Wishing undone "What's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?" What a lizard tail might do What a lizard's tail can do What a starfish arm can do What mown lawns do What most cars can run on What the F.P.C. and F.T.C. do Weight training objective, briefly What a drinker may enter What a user goes into for help What an athlete who's out may be in What an injured player goes through What you may need after a wrench Where "they tried to make me go," in an Amy Winehouse hit Where addictions are kicked Where hard partier might spend a month Where many celebs are treated Where one might kick a habit, informally
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