Letter W
Word with drum or bank
Work dice
Wrap or enfold.
Wrapping paper buy
Wrapping paper unit
Wrapping-paper unit
wrapped food
What torcedores can skillfully do
When you might name names
Wallowed (in)
Was a bowler
Went after a lucky seven
Wheeled (out)
wheeled
What happened, Part 3
Went quietly
What the gymnast did
Wrapped, as a rug
Wave, or wave producer
Wheel of a caster.
Window-shade holder
Window-shade part
Word before {/derby/} or {/hockey/}
Word with derby or coaster
Word with high or holy
Word with skate or towel
Word with skater or coaster
Wave to ship for a ride
Wild and crazy skating sport
Where one can go in circles
Where to spin one's wheels
Where you'll go in circles
Where you'll go round and round
Waves for surfboards.
Window-shade parts
Wheeled shoe
Waves do it
Word with Rock or stock
Walk with swaying hips
Weapon of the comics.
What you might see after a strike?
Will you catch it?
Wealthy kid of the comics
W. S. Gilbert's advice "To the Terrestrial Globe."
What some dogs and flaming daredevils do
What some investments and trained dogs do
Word before Royce
Window shade type
Window shade, e.g.
Warehouse loading aid
Watts who hosted a 1990s talk show
Word before poly
Warsaw Pact country: Abbr.
Warsaw Pact mem.
Warsaw Pact member: Abbr.
Word after CD
Word followed by "-com" or "-dram"
Working space?
Where ancient Caesars ruled
What Italians call their capital
Where "La Dolce Vita" was filmed
Where Greeks were enslaved
Where Nero fiddled
Where Sallust wrote: Native sp.
Where Via Corso is.
Where a shamrock is a trifoglio
Where all "strade" lead
Where il Parlamento convenes
Where the Borghese Gardens are.
Where the Corso is.
Where the Fountain of Trevi is.
Where the Lateran is.
Where the Palazzo Farnese is.
Where the Palazzo del Laterano is.
Where the Piazza Venezia is.
Where the Quirinal Palace is.
Where the Senato della Repubblica meets
Where the Tevere flows
Where the Via Appia begins.
Where the Via Corso is.
Where the Via Veneto is.
Where the Via del Corso runs
Where the Via della Conciliazione runs
Where the Villa Borghese is
Word before "numeral" or "candle"
Word before candle or Catholic
Word before nose or candle
Word before numeral or nose
Word with "candle" or "numeral"
Word with Catholic or candle
Word with candle or nose
Word with nose or numeral
Wine and dine, perhaps
Word before novel or language
Worked one's wiles on
Wallachia and Moldavia, today
Where Brasov is.
Where Ploesti is.
Where Transylvania is
Where oilfields were first bombed by USAAF.
Where the Prut flows
Where to find Ploesti
Where to spend a leu
Where to spend lei.
Wiesel's birthplace
Wiesel, by birth
Wrote Japanese with English characters, e.g.
Wearing togas and saying "Ave," e.g.?
Winner of the 2002 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Whom senators would listen to
Winter Palace family name
With friends and countrymen, Marc Antony's audience
Weekend trips for two, e.g.
Works of Laura Jean Libbey.
Wordsworth, Coleridge and Byron wrote in it
"When in __ ..."
"When in ___" (2002 Mary-Kate and Ashley movie)
"When in ___" (Mary-Kate and Ashley classic)
"When in ___, do ..."
"___ wasn't built in a day"
W.H. Auden's "The Fall of ___"
Where "Tosca" is set
Where "Tosca" takes place
Where the Pantheon stands
Where Ali won a gold medal
Where Ambassador Dunn is.
Where Audrey Hepburn holidayed.
Where Aventine hill is.
Where Campus Martius is.
Where Cassius Clay earned an Olympics gold medal
Where Cassius Clay won Olympic gold
Where Erie Canal was begun, 1817.
Where Italian stars play
Where Maria Goretti was canonized.
Where Nero fiddled around?
Where Remus was killed
Where Sinclair Lewis died
Where Trevi Fountain is
Where Vespas buzz
Where Via del Corso is.
Where Villa Borghese is.
Where all proverbial roads lead
Where all roads are said to lead
Where all roads lead to
Where all roads lead to, metaphorically
Where all roads lead, in a saying
Where all roads lead, it's said
Where all roads lead, proverbially
Where all roads lead?
Where all roads meet
Where da Vinci Airport is
Where many Vespas buzz
Where residents wish each other "Buon Natale!"
Where the Capitoline hill is.
Where the Capitoline is.
Where the Corso Umberto is.
Where the Quirinal is.
Where the Spanish Steps are
Where the Vatican is
Where to see the Quirinal Palace
Winter apple
Woollcott's "While ___ Burns"
World capital that "wasn't built in a day"
World metropolis
World-famous city.
". . . window breaks" speaker
"... wherefore art thou ___?"
"What light through yonder window breaks?" speaker
"Wherefore art thou" guy
Whose last words are "Thus with a kiss I die"
Womanizer, perhaps
Woo pitcher
Word after Quebec, in the NATO alphabet
"West Side Story" inspiration
Whose Shakespeare tale was tragic?
When lady's men are active?
WWII commander also known as "The Desert Fox"
Way-too-easy victory
Win by a mile
Win by a wide margin
Win decisively
Win easily, in the sports pages
Win going away
Win in a walk
Word in many a tabloid sex scandal headline
Won handily
Won in a walk
Won with ease
Won with ease in a race (Slang).
Where children play
Walkovers
Wins going away
Wins in a laugher
Wins in a walkover
Warbird fliers in the "Star Trek" universe
Wolf boy?
Wolf-fed duo
Word in many car ads
War memoirist Kovic
Weasley at Hogwarts
Weasley brother
Weasley in "Harry Potter" books
Weasley in literature
Weasley of Gryffindor
Weasley or Burgundy
What Gorbachev called Reagan
White House chief of staff Klain
Whiz at Wizard's Chess
Who joins Gryffindor's Quidditch team in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix"
Will Ferrell newsman Burgundy
Wisconsin senator Johnson
Wood of Rolling Stones, for short
Wood of The Stones
Wood of the Rolling Stones
Wood on guitar
Wood or Underwood
Wood with the Stones
Wood, Glass or Silver
Wood, the Stone
Writer L. __ Hubbard
weasly who is best friend of harry potter
Woman's name that becomes another woman's name if you switch the first and third letters
Writer Barrett
Writer Jaffe
Writer Jaffee
Walter was trounced by him in 1984
World's highest-paid athlete in 2024
"War on Peace" author __ Farrow
WWE champion Rousey
Wrestler Rousey
Word after Pasta, in a product name, or tender, in a Bobby Brown song
Word segment on a Quaker Oats brand box
Wandering samurai removing wrinkles from his loincloth?
Wood and Silver
Woods, Silver and Glass
"When Will I Be Loved" singer
_"We've taken 7 percent off a pill to treat anemia so you can get a ___. Who wouldn't want extra time with Hollywood director Howard?"_
Winner of first Nobel prize in physics, 1901.
"Who Slew Auntie ____?" (1971 film)
"Whoever Slew Auntie ___?" (1971 Shelley Winters movie)
"Whoever Slew Auntie ___?" (1971 movie)
"Winnie-the-Pooh" baby
"Winnie-the-Pooh" character sometimes seen in a pouch
"Winnie-the-Pooh" marsupial
"Winnie-the-Pooh" young 'un
"Winnie-the-Pooh" young'un
"Winnie-the-Pooh" youngling
"Winnie-the-Pooh" youngster
Wallaby kin, briefly
Wallaby's buddy
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