Letter W
With everyone playing, in scores
With everyone singing
With the whole orchestra playing, in scores
Word before frutti
Word in a Little Richard song title
Wear for Fonteyn
What one might go for a spin in?
What one might wear while twirling
wearing tutu
work paid using a tut system
"... world so high"
West Pacific country
Wear for the maître d'
Wedding attire, for short
Wedding dress, informally
Wedding garb, briefly
Wedding rental, for short
Wedding rental, perhaps
What a penguin doesn't really wear
What a conductor might wear to a concert
wearing a tuxedo
"Where people go to dance the night away," in song
Wedding ushers' attire
Water-power agcy.
Watershed protection agency
Wilson Dam org.
Wilson Dam outfit.
Wilson Dam owner.
Wilson Dam project.
What might make the news, for short?
What a news anchor looks into
What might be next to cue cards
Ward Cleaver or Mike Brady
What the volume control prevents?
"Wheel of Fortune" mark
"Wheel of Fortune" rating
Weekly founded by Walter Annenberg
Weekly magazine where the initials of the answers to starred clues can be found
Weekly media publication
Where you can get "Younger"
Weekly cable guide
"WandaVision" rating
What suggestive dialogue may result in
Watch numbers?
What a movie star may pretend to be above
Where you gather to binge-watch shows and movies
Where a Nintendo might be hooked up
Wii locale
Waiting room features
Waiting room fixtures
Watching machines
What DVD players connect to
What VCRs are connected to
What remotes control
Where to watch the best DVDs
Waiting room fixture
Wall hanging, often, nowadays
Watched box
What couch potatoes face
What taverns were among the first to buy
Where a Sony might sit
Workplaces for news anchors
What five answers in this puzzle are
"We're up to something good" sloganeer, once
What is Dundee duo
Went on about trivial things
"What Is Man?" essayist
"When a man loves cats, I am his friend and comrade" writer
Who said "Familiarity breeds contempt - and children"
Who said "Golf is a good walk spoiled"
Who wrote "When in doubt, tell the truth"
Wit who wrote "When in doubt, tell the truth"
With "the," East and West, in a Kipling ballad
Writer Mark
Writer buried in Elmira
Writer of Mississippi River lore.
Willie Nelson sound
Willie Nelson vocal quality
"__ wondrous pitiful": "Othello"
"___ warm — at first — like Us" (Emily Dickinson)
What comes before the night before
What comes before the night before Christmas?
What precedes "the night before Christmas"
What the night before Christmas comes after?
What's before the night before Christmas?
Word before "brillig"
Word that precedes "brillig"
Words by J. W. Graves
WOOLLEN woven fabric
Warm suit material
Wool weave
Well-known look-alike
Who says "Contrariwise, if it was so, it might be; and if it were so it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't"
Wonderland twin
Woolen clothes
woollen suit
Wilco frontman Jeff
Wilco singer Jeff
What a little bird told me
What a little birdie told me
Word from a Bird abode
Wren sound
Wrote with limited characters
What you need to hear "Rockin' Robin" the best?
Woofer's counterpart in a speaker
Woofer's kin
Woofer's opposite
Woofer's opposite partner
Woofer's partner
Where birds sing?
What the mother of a dozen kids says just before turning out the light?
What you can give for $240
When the ball drops at Times Square
Where Jackson is
White House bill
White House money
What you're into today
"Which weighs more - a pound of feathers or a pound of lead?" and others
When Lindy flew.
What this puzzle's perimeter contains abbreviations for
Within a key TV demographic
What Washington was in 1754.
" . . . ___ well/It were done quickly": Macbeth
"___ well it were done quickly"
Word that jiggled into prominence in 2013
"Why, you little...!" target
Wimpy guy
Weenies
What starts off light?
Word with light
What "bi-" means
What "bis" means
What b.i.d. means, in prescriptions
Wee branch
Woody fragment
withe
What fagots are made of.
What some nests are made of
When new moonshine is available?
WARP-raised (woven) fabric
Weave pattern
Woven fabric with a diagonal pattern
Woven diagonally.
Woven in ribs.
What Minneapolis is to St. Paul
Womb mate
Womb-mate
Word with bed or bill
Word with bed or engine
What bindweeds do
Wrapping cord.
Wrapped in a way
Wrapped with string
Wreath maker
Winding around, as a vine
white correction fluid for deleting written text
What little stars do
When repeated, what little stars do
Word repeated before "little star," in a nursery rhyme
WEST POINT's lyrical team?
Womb mates
Washing machine with dual drums
What majorettes do
Wield, as a baton
Work the baton
What some cheerleaders do
What Geo. Washington's handwriting was full of.
Wields a baton
Wields, as a baton
WIND strands round each other to form rope
WINDING form
What a pretzel displays
Whodunit surprise
Wind into strands
Work a wrench
Went after the lion's tail
"We're Not Gonna Take It" band ... or each scrambled name in this puzzle?
... with a mat with colored circles
Weather freak.
What brought Dorothy to Oz
Waterspouts
Whodunit surprises
Wrings
Wiggle, in a way
Word that aptly finishes "ni___"
What high-priced strippers who cater to dweebs see a lot of?
Web phenomenon
Where many people may follow you
What every member of George Costanza's "candy lineup" was
"-- Women": Loren Oscar film
"Walk ___ Moons" (Creech novel)
"___ Women," Loren film
War loser, almost always
Weeks in a fortnight
What a "V" sign might mean
What a V-sign might indicate
What a V-sign probably means in a restaurant
What dollar bill is Jefferson on
What even numbers are divisible by
What it takes to make a thing go right
What it takes to make a thing go right, in a hip-hop song
What it takes to tango
What many games require
What some people eat for
What some tables are for
What some want a table for
What the "bi" in bicycle means
What the Berlin Wall divided the city into
What the V sign can also represent
What's due in Venice?
Wild card in Canasta.
Word before time or piece
Word in a sequel title, often
Word repeated in a basketball chant
Word separated in this puzzle's six longest answers
Word to a restaurant host
Word with "cents" or "faced"
Word with "faced" or "fisted"
Word with "faced" or "timed"
Word with "fisted" or "faced"
Word with fisted, cents or faced
Word with spot or step.
Word with time or piece
Word with time or tone
wall pass
With an intermission
With one intermission
Wee hr. of the morning
Wee hr., and a hint to a feature common to this puzzle's four longest answers
When Anna Nalick should "breathe... just breathe", per her 2005 hit
When D.S.T. starts or ends
When DST begins and ends
When Matthew Lesko's "Free Money" is likely to air
When bars close in Boston
When daylight saving begins: Abbr.
When daylight saving starts
When daylight saving time starts and ends
When some bars close
"When you're in love it's the most glorious ___ of your life." Richard Lewis
What a double hitter gets
What a double is worth on the diamond
What some things aren't worth
Worth of some opinions?
With no depth, for short
Weekend duration, maybe
Weekend, usually
Where a copy of the painting can be seen
Where's Tony?
Wide punctuation
What "mark twain" means
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