Letter W
Withdrawal aid, for short
Withdrawal aid: Abbr.
Withdrawal device, briefly
Withdrawal site
Withdrawal site, for short
World Soul, to a Hindu
World Soul, in Hinduism
Withdrawal aid
"Well, don't look __!"
"What are you looking ___ for?"
"When My Baby Smiles ___"
"Why are you looking ___ that way?"
"Why is everyone looking ___!?"
Where *not* to make eyes
Where not to throw bouquets
Where to look, in "Misty"
Words with "Don't look"
Withdrawal charge
Withdrawal charges
When both hands point up
When many go to lunch
When the sun is directly overhead
When Cinderella left the ball
Welcome sign at a cash-only market
Where numbers show your balance
Where to get cash
Weather prefix for sphere
Word form for "air"
WATER that can pass into air by evaporation, instrument to determine the amount of
Weather
within the earth
What you can punch for $20
Weekend-withdrawal sites
Where balance is important
Where bills get passed, briefly
Where skimming devices might be installed
Where some people go through withdrawals?
Where you might pay green fees?
Withdrawal aids
Withdrawal devices
Withdrawal sites
"Who's that knocking ___ door?"
Who's knocking ___ door?
"When you get to be this old . . ."
*"When I say so," militarily speaking
When some stores open
Where many quick tennis winners occur
Where many tennis winners are hit
Where serve-and-volley tennis players win a lot of points
When Santa and the tooth fairy are most active
When cats see best: 2 wds.
When cyclists ought to wear reflective gear
When some cereuses bloom
When to stage fireworks shows
When vampires come out
When the clock strikes the end of the workday, perhaps
When a prime-time drama might air
When many businesses open
When many offices open
When many shifts start
When many shops open
When many start the workday
When many stores open
When many workdays begin
When many workdays start
When many workers settle into their desks
When some banks open
When some office workers start
When some primetime shows air
When some shifts start
When the day shift might start
When the doors open.
When the morning shift might start
When the workday starts, for some
When work starts, for many
When to see Nick?
W's is 74
What "This" refers to, in this puzzle's theme: Abbr.
What 50 is to tin: Abbr.
What 50 is, for tin: Abbr.
What various elements of this grid become in their crossing entries: Abbr.
Words before expense or time
Words before time or expense
Words before time or point
Words with "cost to you" or "time"
Words with cost or time
Without incurring damages?
Without setting you back
When a classic film gunfight started
When a clock's hands point upward
When a memorable movie gunfight occurs
When a nautical day begins
When a shootout might take place
When both hands are straight up
When both hands are up
When both hands point straight up
When duelists duel, sometimes
When duels occur, in westerns
When many a whistle blows
When many do lunch
When many duels occurred
When many eat
When many eat lunch
When many get lunch
When many have lunch
When many lunch
When many workers go to lunch
When one might go to lunch
When shadows almost disappear
When shadows are short
When shadows are shortest
When some do lunch
When some gunfights are scheduled
When some hands join
When some meet for lunch
When the lunch whistle might blow
When the lunch whistle usually blows
When the sun is highest in the sky
When the ten-o'clock-scholar comes.
When there's "darkness" in a classic Arthur Koestler novel
When there's 12 hours left until the new year, on New Year's Eve
When there's darkness, in a Koestler title
When to take lunch
When two hands come together?
When two hands meet
When two hands point upward
"When pigs fly"
When donkeys fly
When hell freezes over
When people like to pay taxes?
When rockets blast off?
When water freezes?
Where a speedometer needle rests
Where an applause meter starts
Where an odometer starts?
Where speedometers' needles rest
Words before "Z"
Words before B or Z
Words on Volume One, maybe
Words on an initial reference volume
Words on some initial volumes
Words on the first of a set, perhaps
Words on the first volume, maybe
Wedding proposal?
Wedding reception cry
Wedding speech opener
Words before "Here's to," perhaps
Words said with one's glass raised
Words said with raised arm and glass
Words spoken with glass raised
Words spoken with one's hand raised
Words that cause flutes to go up
Words that might be followed by "Hear! Hear!"
What should be connected with a pen or pencil (mentally, if you're solving digitally), creating part of four visual representations of the meta answer in the grid
What's yours in Montréal?
Wake Island
Wake Island e.g.
Wake Island is one.
Wake Island or Bikini
Wake Island or Midway
Wake Island, for example.
Wake Island, for one
Wet Bikini?
What Christmas Island is.
What Eniwetok is.
Word first defined by Darwin
We have split the ___
Wee
Wee amount
Wee bit of physics
Wee energy source
Wee particle
Wee thing
What Massive Attack will be "Splitting"
What a ball represents in a ball-and-stick molecular model
What the Bohr model depicts
What the Bohr model models
What the Emmy statue's winged woman is holding
What the Emmy statuette woman holds
What the Emmy-statuette lady holds
What the winged woman is holding in the Emmy statuette
What's split in a fission reaction
What's the matter?
Where a quark is located
Where a quark is parked
Where electrons orbit
Whit
Word coined by Democritus
Word from the Greek for "uncuttable," ironically
Word in everyone's vocabulary.
Word meaning indivisible.
Word that comes from the Greek for "indivisible"
World War II's offspring.
Web syndication alternative to RSS
Where astronauts work beyond Earth
Warning on some sauce
Word before "Blonde" or "clock"
Word before "clock" or "FireBall"
Word before "clock" or "energy"
Word before number or blast
Word before number or weight
Word for our age.
Word with "energy" or "bomb"
Word with "energy" or "submarine"
Word with age or weight
Word with clock or energy
Word with energy or weight
Word with particle or pile
Word with power or energy
Word with power or reactor
What doesn't have a second to lose?
What this puzzle's two-letter answers correspond with, given their locations in the grid
What the Enola Gay's bomb carried
What the Bohr model attempted to explain
{/When the main course was ready, [ZAP!] the six-foot hoagie turned into an .../}
"We are less than __ in this universe": Gandhi
Water threesome
Wee things
What Avogadro's number counts
What Thom Yorke uses "for Peace"?
What matter is
What you're made of
Whits
Weighs ___ (is heavy).
Went over like ___ of bricks
What some heavy things weigh?
Whole gobs
With no fixed center, musically
Without a key
Without a key center
Without a key, in music
Without a keynote
Without a musical key
Without a signature, in a way
Without key, musically
Without any key, in music
Without delaly
Without further ado
Without hesitation
Without stalling
Without stopping to think about the consequences, say
Without wasting time
What Jews do on Yom Kippur
What sinners are expected to do
What some repenters do
What to do on Yom Kippur
When "S.N.L." ends on the East Coast
When "the mouse ran down"
When many office workers return to work
When many people have lunch
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