Letter W
Woman in dire need?
Woman's name meaning "born again"
Woman's name with an accent
Woman's name with an accent on its fourth letter
Wrestling commentator Paquette
Writer-actress Taylor
Welsh on a promise.
Weasel out (on)
WENT back on word
Walked something back
Was remiss, in a way
Welshed.
Went back (on)
Went back on a deal
Went back on a promise
Went back on a promise: Colloq.
Went back on an agreement
Word-breaker
Weasels out
Welshes on a promise.
Weaseling out (on)
What migrating birds do.
What People may ask you to do
What people who need People might do?
What some couples do with their wedding vows
What some people do to vows
What some subscribers do
Wired request
Word to some subscribers.
Write for more Money
What sunlight and wind provide
Welcome news for a fan of a TV show
What may be cheaper if it's automatic
Wired extension
Where to watch jousts
Well-known Italian painter of 17th century.
Welsh on a promise: Colloq.
Works of an Italian artist.
"Waking Up in ___" (2002)
Western city known for its vibrant nightlife
WASHOE county seat (USA)
WESTERN gambling city
Washington's Janet
Washoe County seat
Western Nevada city
Western casino city
Western city bisected by I-80
Western city named after a Civil War general
Western city named for a Civil War general
Western city on I-80
Western city where copper-riveted jeans were invented
Western city with an annual September balloon race
Western city with an annual balloon race
Western city, pop. 32,497.
Western gambling center
Western gambling mecca
Western home of the National Automobile Museum
Western hot spot.
Western locale called the Biggest Little City in the World
Western resort named after a Civil War general
Western tourist spot
Western vacation destination
Western vacation destination, perhaps
Where "I shot a man" in Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues"
Where Cash shot a man in "Folsom Prison Blues"
Where Harrah's began
Where Harrah's started
Where Harrah's was founded
Where Johnny Cash claims to have shot a man, in "Folsom Prison Blues"
Where Johnny Cash shot a man, in song
Where Johnson beat Jeffries
Where Johnson beat Jeffries: 1910
Where a good deal is REALLY appreciated
Where a really good deal is rare
Where duets become solos
Where exes are made
Where gambling is legal.
Where good deals may seem rare
Where lots play the slots
Where many arrive just to split
Where many exes are made
Where mates are soon parted
Where no one eats their chips?
Where one asks to be hit
Where one hopes to find a good deal
Where one hopes to get a good deal
Where people arrive in order to split
Where people arrive to split
Where people ask to be hit?
Where people request to be hit?
Where people split
Where some are keen for keno
Where some arrive to split
Where the MGM Grand was
Where the U. of Nevada is.
Where the joined may be split
Where to get hitched in a hurry
Where to take your chances
Where you can bet on getting a good deal
Where you're sure to get a hand
William Barr's sucessor
Women's lib mecca
Word often in gossip columns.
"Woman With Fan" artist
"Woman With a Cat" painter Auguste
Wagner portraitist
Washerwoman sculptor
Works by a French Impressionist.
Wide fame
Widespread distinction
widespread good reputation
Widely known/respected
Woods and Shields
"What You Own" musical
"Who paid the ___ for Mrs. Rip Van Winkle?"
"Will I?" musical
What you pay to live somewhere
What a landlord expects
What a roommate saves on
What a tenant tenders
What homeowners don't have to pay
What homeowners don't pay
What leasers pay
What roommates share
What struggling musicians dread once a month
What tenants pay
What's held back in some strikes
Whence the line "Viva la vie bohème!"
Whence the song "What You Own"
Where a big chunk of a paycheck may go
Where part of a paycheck may go
Winner of four 1996 Tony Awards
Word on a Monopoly card
Word on a Monopoly deed
Word with control or strike
"Wreck" or "car" preceder
Words before car or wreck
Words before cop or car
Words preceding cop or car
Words with car or cop
Words with car or tux
Wheels on loan
Wheels on loan ... or, as the circles show, what four puzzle answers have done?
What you might pay for an apartment, briefly
Wedding tux, often
What the landlord receives.
What some car companies offer
Wasn't a buyer
Wasn't buying it?
"When I was kidnapped, my parents snapped into action. They ___." Woody Allen
With no flat fee?
Without a flat fee?
Without paying a flat fee?
What unreliable roommates might fail to provide
What stern landlords expect
___ With MoistureLoc (recalled contact lens cleaner)
Willys contemporary
Work on a baseball glove again
Work on a repeat squeaker
Work on a stubborn squeaker
Work on more, as a squeaky hinge
Work on, as a creaky hinge
Work on, as a stubborn squeak
Welcome regulars back in after a hiatus, say
What the coal mines do periodically.
Was back in business
Worked on, as a cold case
What a show does after a temporary shutdown
What to do to avoid running out of stock
Wash. figure
Washington title: Abbr.
Wear the merch of
Wear the merch of, say
Weight lifting unit
Weight room unit
Weight-lifting unit
Weight-room iteration
Weight-room unit
Weight-training unit
Weightlifter's unit, briefly
What a KO artist earns
What a Q Score measures, informally
What one is known for, informally
What people know about you, informally
What people think of you, for short
What they say about you, for short
What they say about you, informally
Woman of the House: abbr.
Word about someone
Workout Count
Workout part
Workout unit
Workout unit briefly
Workout unit, for short
Walked again.
wrap or put (something) in a package again
What mechanics do
Withdraw (to)
Word beyond "beyond"
Workmen of a sort.
What Napoleon tried to do after the Revolution?
Work done to restore function
What a warranty may cover
Word on a garage
Where one's body may be worked on
Wavy, as a leaf edge
Wainscot again
Work on the walls
Wilde kind of dialogue
Wit's conversational skill
Witty chitchat
Witty exchange
Witty give-and-take
What's for supper
Work on a street, in a way
Work on, as a road
What avengers do
Wipes out a debt
WITHDRAW formally
What the 21st Amendment achieved
Withdrew formally
Withdraws officially
What battologists do.
What three-letter words do in five answers in this puzzle
What two dots and two lines mean, in music
What two sets of dots within double lines indicate, in musical scores
Word before "after me"
Word often seen after rinse
Words spoken during a swearing-in
What loyalty programs encourage
Won the championship again
What consecutive characters may do in some palindromes
Weapon for a Western.
Weapon for quick shooters
Winchester, e.g.
Weapons since the late 19th century
Wins again
Wins the championship for a second straight year
Ward off Aedes
What like charges do
What like magnetic poles do
What like magnets do
What like poles do
What like-pole magnets do
What matching ends of magnets do
What similarly charged magnetic poles do
Wards off, as garlic to vampires
Write anew
Warning to a sinner
Wear sackcloth
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