Letter W
Wheat: Sp.
Wheat: Spanish.
Wedges for wheels
Wedges to keep wheels from rolling.
Wheel stoppers
Wheels in the driveway
Wheels for tots
wheels Kids card game
Wheelie done on a tot's transport?
Where two-wheelers aren't allowed?
wearing a trilby
Warbler's output
Warbler's sound
Warblers do it
Warbling sound
Warbly sound
What a wavy line may mean in music
"With All Disrespect" essayist
"With All Disrespect" humorist
What the prefix "tera" means
What "pico-" means
Winning bird's sound?
Warbling sounds
Wavy lines indicate them, in music
Wavy lines, in music
What opera fans get
Woodwind embellishments
Wasp-waisted
Wasp-waisted, e.g.
Well-conditioned^TRI
What overweight rockers get before tour?
What touring rockers try to get after hiatus
Work on a Christmas tree
Work on hedges
Well-toned body
Weight-loss plan once pitched by Anna Nicole Smith
Weight-loss product whose original active ingredients were ephedra and caffeine
Weaver in Joni Mitchell's "Ladies of the Canyon"
WEST Indies university site
West Indian island paired with Tobago
Where singer Billy Ocean was born
Where the limbo dance originated
*West Indies residents
What Manhattan was bought with (1626)
"Wheel of Fortune" contestants, e.g.
Wages, salaries, and tips
Wedding band, at times
Weird sisters, e.g.
What the Andrews Sisters are.
Wilson Phillips, e.g.
Wilson Phillips, for one
Wine, women and song, for instance.
Wine, women and song.
Wise men number?
Wooden shoe sailors, e.g.
Wynken, BIynken and Nod, e.g.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod
Wynken, Blynken and Nod, for example.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod, for instance.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod, and others.
"What a ___!" ("That was wild!")
"Wheel" deal
Wanderlust appeaser
Weekend sortie.
What Fogg took
What certain mushrooms can cause
What comes before the fall?
What you might do if you skip a step
Word after "road" or "guilt"
Word after "road" or "round"
Word after field or road
Word after guilt or field
Word with "ego" or "guilt"
Word with "power"
Word with "power" or "field"
Word with ego or field
Word with field or guilt
Word with road or side
Word with round or head
Word with round or road
Women who have had three children
Worthless stuff: slang.
Worthless thing: Slang.
Worthless writing, e.g.
Written rubbish
W.W. I craft
WWI flier
WWI innovation
Word seen in 20 squares on a Scrabble board
Word that appears 20 times on a Scrabble board
Word with play or threat
___ word score (Scrabble board phrase)
What the Kentucky Derby is part of
What was won by the answer to each capitalized clue
What the 275-pound Prince Fielder did 10 times in his 12-year Major League Baseball career (honestly more than I thought)
Worrisome type at a china shop?
"Wheel of Fortune" feature since 2019, and a hint to the circled letters
"Wheel of Fortune" feature starting in 2019
Womb crowd
Word from the Greek for "three-footed"
Wells's Martian machines
Winter capital of Libya.
Weekend activities.
Woodstock experiences
Walks caused by walks, perhaps?
War galley of ancient Greece
Warship with oars
War galleys
Weightlifter's prides
What you can't do to an arbitrary angle using a compass and straightedge
WWE star ___ Stratus
Wagner opera title role
Wagner tenor
Wagner's "___ und Isolde"
Wagner's Cornish knight
Wagnerian title role
Wagnerian roles
Woeful: Fr.
Woeful: French.
Wooer of Isolde
What "fresh as a daisy" is, ironically
Worn out by overuse
Worn out by use
Without originality
With less invention.
Worn out more
"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" staple
"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" material
"Why do you know that?" stuff
Wee details
Weekly pub regular, perhaps
"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," e.g.
With Pursuit, Haney and Abbott invention
Worth beans
Worth bubkes
Wife of Ed Actor
WHITE acid (pert. to)
Walked (over)
Walked (upon)
Walked across
Walked all over, with "on"
Walked along
Walked hard (on)
Walked heavily with on
Walked heavily (on)
Walked like a giant
Walked like a sumo wrestler
Walked powerfully
Walked up
Went afoot.
Went over, in a way
Walked-on
Walked-over
Well- -- (like a worn footpath)
Well-walked on
"Wild Thing" band, with "the"
"Wild Thing" group
"Wild Thing" group, with "The"
"Wild Thing" rockers, with "The"
Word on a Dumas first edition
WAR of ten years (Gk.)
WORK like a ___
Warrior in "The Iliad," e.g.
Wooden horse occupant
Wooden horse recipient
Word with horse or virus
WARNING: May contain Greeks
What "The Iliad" chronicles
Waiter under the bridge?
Wanted poster's antithesis?
Way to fish
Was disruptive online
Way across the Brooklyn Bridge, once
Wheeled cart
Went for a ride, in the Gay Nineties.
Woodland folk of lore
Wind with a slide
Walk heavily and noisily
Walk with very heavy steps
Win by a landslide
WHITE horse nettle
Word form meaning "vacuum tube"
Weighing machine, in Scotland
Weighing machines: Scot.
Watering place, Ayr, Scotland.
Walk steadily
Walk together
Wartime transportation
Walked en masse
Went hiking
"Where's the fire?" asker
Walk toward as a group
Walks slowly and steadily
WAC wear?
Wartime strategy
With "The", Atlantic City casino, informally
With "The", hotel where Bond stays in "Diamonds are Forever", informally
Word used as an expression
Words used figuratively
Wimbledon prize
Winner's due
Word with "hunter" or "wife"
Work hard in Test to win prize
Work hard in attempt to get prize
Where gold and silver cups may be displayed
Word in Henry Miller titles
Word in Miller title
Word with depression or fish
Words from an Irving Berlin song
Wordplay in the rain forest?
Weatherperson's greeting?
WARM region
Warm zone
Where winter never comes.
white crystalline poisonous alkaloid
Why plants turn to the sun
WEATHER activity, atmospheric area of (maximum)
Walk beater
Walk-canter go-between
Walk-gallop go-between
Walkoff home run pace
Western gait
What a harness racer is trained to do
What horses do at Goshen.
What horses with sulkies do
What mares do, in motion
What some Standardbreds do
Word after fox or turkey
Word following turkey
Word with fox or turkey
Word with turkey or fox
Work up to a canter
Workout gait
Workout gait, often
What a knight might plight
What a plighter plights
Works up to a canter
Well-known anti-Stalinist (1879–1940).
What a prankster may drop
What a prankster might drop
What may descend before the moon?
What you drop to strip
What ignoring this puzzle's warning may mean
Without problems or difficulties
Weighs down on
What a jittery camera operator may be having?
Where Dobbin drinks
Whip in competition
Worst in the worst way
Was on tour, in a way
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