Letter W
Wear and tear cause
Wear and tear, say
What a donated item still has
What scuff marks show
What to do only as directed
Wield, like the Force
Word before "before"
Word before "force" or "the Force"
Word before "force" or "wisely"
Word with "temporary" or "practical"
Word with single or fair
Workwith
Wear out, potentially
Words before "directed"
Words always preceding a date
Words before a date on a medicine bottle
Words before a date on a medicine package
Words before some dates
Words of warning before a date
Words of warning in the grocery aisle
Words often found on perishables
Words on a cereal box
Words on a freshness label
Words on a medicine bottle
Words on a milk carton
Words on a milk jug
Words on a perishable's container
Words on a yogurt container
Words on perishables
Words with an expiration date
Worn out from previous ownership
Warped Tour/Ozzfest Utah boys
Was accustomed (to).
What "vintage" often means
What a trade-in is.
Wont (to)
Wonted.
Word generally pronounced differently when it precedes "to"
Word on a bookstore sticker
Word whose pronunciation changes when it precedes the word "to"
Worn, perhaps
Wheels with a history
Where old freight is sold?
Where Falcons and Thunderbirds might be hawked
Where lemons should be avoided
Where to buy pre-owned Peugeots
Where to get wheels and deals
Where to pick up an old New Yorker?
Where to try to avoid lemons
Wanted: exploited dealer
What some music stores sell
What's made for "Wheel" contestants
Was a joint owner?
Was accustomed.
Was once
Was, at one time
What to watch on eBay?
What a travel agent might advise people going to Tel Aviv to do
What shepherds do to keep lambs in check?
What the police might do to stop a crime
Worth holding on to
"What's the ___ trying?"
Way to avoid atrophy, according to a rhyming adage
Workout buff's motto opener
Web discussion venue
Web forum predecessor
Web forums' ancestor
Web message service
Web system that includes alt.binaries
Where Godwin's law originated
Where the newsgroups are
"We ___ MSG" (restaurant claim)
"We ___ additives" (food manufacturer's claim)
Warning to stevedores, ___ Hooks.
Wasn't accustomed to.
"What's the __ Wond'rin'": "Carousel" song
Web browser, for one
Web habitue
Web surfer, e.g.
Web visitor, e.g.
Web-service subscriber
Wi-Fi hot-spot seeker
Wi-Fi patron
Windows customer
Wireless hotspot seeker
Word before "ID" or "base"
Word before "base" or "interface"
Word before "fee" or "ID"
Word before "friendly" or "ID"
Word before "friendly" or "base"
Word before "friendly" or "experience"
Word before ID or fee
Word before fee or group
Word before friendly
Word before friendly or name
Word with "fee" or "ID"
Word with "friendly" or "ID"
Word with authorized and computer
Word with drug or friendly
Word with error or experience
Word with friendly
Word with friendly or fee
Word with friendly or interface
Word with interface or option
Word-processor purchaser
WWW moniker
Web handle
Web page access
What an email address often doubles as
Web-surfing needs, at times
What an anonymous person may lack
Website access requirement
Website evaluation tool
Warranty holders
Web 2.0 content generators
Web browsers, e.g.
Web habitués
Web surfers, e.g.
Website visitors
What all consumers are
What all manual products need to work
What manual products need to work
What some machines are "friendly" to
Wielders.
Windows openers
Windows purchasers
Writers of app reviews
Website's feedback, say
". . . with 1,001 ___"
What Bill Withers' girl does to him?
What WD-40 has a lot of
What a Swiss army knife has lots of
What a hanger-on does to a rocker
What a junkie rocker does
What a kitchen unitasker doesn't have
What a sleazy promoter does
What adversity has.
What aluminum foil has a ton of
What duct tape has a lot of
What hanger-on does to rocker
What manipulative rocker does
What vinegar has a lot of
Word with "1,001"
Writing and erasing, for a pencil
Was of __: helped
Waver on the moon
Work an aisle, slangily
Work at Three Rivers, say
Work in a theater, slangily
Work the Aisles Have rolling in the
Work the aisles
Work the aisles, in slang
Work the aisles, informally
Work the aisles, slangily
Work the aisles, so to speak
Work the mezz
Worked at a movie theater, slangily
Wedding day figure
Wedding day role
Wedding functionary
Wedding guide
Wedding helper
Wedding job
Wedding official
Wedding participant
Wedding party escort
Wedding position
Wedding role
Wedding seater
Wedding-day guide
Welcome, with "in"
Word containing four pronouns
Work in the aisles
Work with a flashlight
Worker at plays
Worker at theatres
Worker carrying a flashlight
Worker distributing playbills
Worker in theater aisles
Worker with a flashlight
Worker with a stack of Playbills
Walked down the aisle numerous times
Worked in the theater
Worked the aisles
Woman with a flashlight, in the theater
Women who walk down the aisle
Warmly welcome, as a new era
Working in the aisles
Welcoming the start of something new
Wedding aides
Wedding helpers
Wedding seaters
Wedding-party figures
Workers in aisles
Works the aisles
Welcomes at the door, say
Works in the aisles of a movie theater, slangily
World's southernmost city, capital of Tierra del Fuego.
West Indian sugar works.
West Indies' sugar factories.
Wielding
With the help of
What may be resorted to when words fail
What the A.B.A. concerns itself with
What the Sup. Court interprets
West Point’s abbreviation
West Point initials
W. Pt. enclave
Well-known initials on the Hudson
West Point abbr.
West Point inst.
West Point institution, for short
West Point letters
West Point monogram
West Point school: Abbr.
West Point univ.
West Point, briefly
West Point, for short
West Point, initially
West Pt.
Where D.D.E. went to sch.
Where DDE was trained
Where Gen. Van Fleet was in 1914.
Where Ike was in 1914.
Weekly look at the stars?
What the Zip Code speeds.
Words below an eagle
Words on a street-corner box
Where anyone will see ME
Where to find an OR
Where you can find ME
Will Smith played one in "Independence Day"
We don't promise you a rose garden sloganeer
Whom Glenn served with in the '50s
Wild Bill, for one
Witness Protection Program supervisors
Wearers of eagle-anchor-globe insignia: Abbr.
Where a lot of money is made
WAVES' org.
Waves' gp.
What CINCUS heads: Abbr.
What King commands: Abbr.
What Robert B. Anderson is Secretary of: Abbr.
What the "Big Mo" belongs to.
What the Nautilus is part of.
Where SEALs serve
Where a C.P.O. serves
Where an Ens. serves
Where many subs are served?: Abbr.
Wing of the mil.
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