Letter W
What fills a forest
What lumber comes from
What pampas don't have
What steppes lack
Windbreak elements
Windbreak, often
Wood sources
Woods components
Woods woods
What you can give for $60 on heifer.org
What a certain grinder can remove
Warty arboreal creature
Where branches brush the sky
Where a Christmas angel might be placed
Where baby rocks
Where the highest branches meet the sky
Woodpecker's feeding spot
Woodpecker's hangout
Woodpecker's target
Wood fiber used in plaster as binder.
white crystalline disaccharide that occurs in yeast and certain fungi
Walk a long way
Walk long and hard
Walk that likely guarantees you get your 10,000 steps in
Walk through knee-deep snow, say
Wearisome voyage
Wearisome walk
Wearying journey
Wearying trip
Wearying walk
Week-end motor drive home: Slang.
Wisconsin-based bike brand
Word from Afrikaans for "migrate"
Word from the Dutch for "migration"
Walks for miles and miles
Wayfarers' ways
Where rambler roses grow.
Wisteria holders
Where climbing plants flourish?
What our banners make tyranny do.
Weak and shaking.
Wonderful: Colloq.
white or pale green mineral of the amphibole group consisting of calcium magnesium silicate
WAVERING sound
Warbling
Wavering effect in music
Whammy bar effect
Wavering effects, in music
WHITE mountains
Well-known Boston street
Wall rattler
Wooden peg: Var.
Wooden spike used in ship-building.
Wooden spike.
W.W. I line
WWI line
War hole
War zone excavation
Warfare variety
Wartime channel
Wartime ditch
Wartime shelter
Western Front feature
Where to stand with your arms above your head
Word with coat or warfare
Wood platter
Waterproof overcoats
Wooden platters
W. W. I lines
W.W. I battle sites
W.W. I battlegrounds
W.W. I defences
WWI defenses
Where the real work gets done
Weapon used in hand-to-hand combat
Way the wind blows
Way the wind is blowing
Way things are going
What Gallup looks for.
What a graph may illustrate
What a graph may show
What a hashtag can do
What a line on a chart may show
What a survey measures
What polling may reveal
What polls show.
What surveys show
What's hot when cool
What's in style
Where opinion is headed
Where things are headed
With 40A, a fad
Was all over social media
Was hot for a time on social media
Went viral on Twitter, say
Where things are headed, figuratively
What Google's Ngram program tracks, for word usage
What fashion forecasters predict
What fashionistas keep track of
What graphs may show
What influencers might influence
What some polls reveal
What the fashion-savvy watch for
Where you might have a brandy Alexander
"Will ___" (ABC show)
"Wishing Well" Terence ___ D'Arby
Will ___ (special agent in Karin Slaughter stories)
Washington crossed the Delaware to take it.
Washington fought here
Where Gov. Driscoll works.
Where Hessians got a surprise: 1776
Where Washington crossed the Delaware.
Where Washington surprised the Hessians
Whitman's capital
With fear
Way more than un peu
Word strangely preceding "catorce" in a U2 lyric
Word used with "chic"
Word with chic or bien
What poachers do.
Wrongful entry
Wedding crashers, essentially
What Belinda loses in a Pope poem
What's done up in an updo
Wig lock
With crowning glory.
With many locks.
Word for Rapunzel
Wooden horse
Waste allowance after deduction for tare, formerly
Waste allowance of old
Waste allowance on purchases in commerce.
Waste allowance, old style.
Waste compensation
Waste weight
Weigh station allowance
Weigh-station deduction
Weight allowance for deterioration
Weight allowance, once
Waste allowances
Water east of St. Peter's
Where lire are thrown daily
Where lire gleam under water
Where lovers toss coins
Wonder Woman's beau
What a Scot wears under a kilt
War loser, probably
War loser, usually
War underdog
Whist-ful card?
William (Bill) Gates III's family nickname
Wilson of "Raising Arizona"
War losers, almost always
Weekly initiator
Weekly opening
With "El", Mexico's national fútbol team, casually
Wizard Tournament prefix
Wizard Tournament prefix, in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
Word form for "three"
Worthy of judicial review
Word from the French for "sorting"
Worst first treatment system
What Axl Rose goes to, at times
What a case may go to
What a plea bargain obviates
What a settlement avoids
What might follow suit?
Where some cases go to
With "The," no. 4 on the list (by Franz Kafka)
Woeful experience
Word after "free" or "fair"
Word after "mock" or "fair"
Word with "balance" or "balloon"
Word with lawyer or balloon
"___ would be a festive decoration for the hearing"
When a court case starts
When arguments begin?
When some arguments might begin
Where suits are pressed
Word with Bermuda or isosceles
Word with love or right
What the long answers all are, more or less
WWI treaty between the Allies and Hungary
Where Mme. du Barry resided.
World War I treaty between Hungary and the Allies.
Windy City daily
Windy City daily, familiarly
Windy City daily, with "the"
Windy City newspaper
Windy City newspaper, for short
Windy City newspaper, with "The"
Windy City paper
Windy City paper (with "The")
Windy City paper, familiarly
Windy City paper, for short
Windy City paper, informally
Word before "council" or "elder"
WILLIAM and Mary College athletic team
What Hiawatha was member of.
What many a U.S. state is named after
Wichita or Omaha
Winnebago or Cherokee
Where De Niro founded a film festival
War crimes court
War crimes trier
Williams Lake _______
Words of approbation
What a king may win
Whist item.
Word after "party" or "hat"
"When will the leaky faucet get fixed?," e.g.?
What's found "Across" nine other Across answers
Wily style of diplomacy?
What the card shark plays
What's involved in a tongue twister?
Washington's campaign hat.
Warp-knit fabric
Warp-knitted fabric
Worsted Cloth Abrasive
Warp-knit fabrics
Weapon resembling the letter psi
What Neptune carries.
Wrigley's competitor
weapon Gladiator domain
Weapons for Neptune and Shiva
Weapons for some gladiators
What psis look like
Wasn't lackadaisical
Worked in briefs
Wore briefly
Where Karl Marx was born, 1818.
Where Trajan built an amphitheater
What Macy Gray does
What a taster does
Works on getting some football players introduced to each other?
Wager involving a first, second, and third place finish
Wager type
Winning an Oscar, Emmy and Tony, e.g.
Winning an Oscar, Emmy and Tony, for an actor
Worthless bauble.
Wasted time with trivialities
Wallet type
"What's your sine?" subj.
"What's your sine?" subject, informally
What has degrees in math?
What's your sine? subject
Wheel-check.
Where Hero's formula is learned
Where you might get a tan
Willie Nelson's favorite guitar
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