Letter W
Who's on first? word
Wicked, as instincts
With ball, our third most popular pastime
Word before burner or runner
Word before metal or instinct
Word before pay or path
Word with "ball" or "board"
Word with air or tax
Word with line or path
Word with pay or price
Where dirty Cardinals get clean?
Where home plate and three bags connect on the field
Where Indians might battle Rangers
Where Orioles meet Blue Jays
Where many are thrown out
World Series setting
World series milieu
Where one might witness a hit and run?
Wall lining next to the floor.
Wall molding.
workaday
workday
What goes on before the finish
Where band is from
Working (out of)
Words with a true story?
Where Nietzsche taught classics for nine years
What the G.I. didn't want to be?
With no justification
Without cause
Without foundation
Without grounds
without a basis in reason or fact
Where Althea serves.
Where Sedgman serves.
What a fair ball must be between.
Without honor
Who or What, to Bud Abbott
Word with first, second or third
Word with second or third, but not fourth or fifth
Who and What, e.g.
Who, What and I Don't Know, in Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?" routine
Water heater's location, often
Where bargains are found.
Where bargains are often found
Where some bargains are made?
Way to steal?
What separates first from second
Wage, excluding overtime
Wages less overtime
Wages sans overtime
Wages, excluding overtime
With less honor
What Meat Loaf went around in "Paradise by the Dashboard Light"
What Pirates may steal
What a grand slam depopulates.
What an agent has covered
What to touch after hitting a homer
Where many folks get into messes
Wrigley Field corners
Wrigley corners
What bonuses add to
Work for the military police?
What an overbearing sergeant causes?
Worth of a sports contract without considering bonuses, incentives, or other extras
WILD party
Wallop
Well-publicized shindig
Whac-A-Mole move
Wild gala
Wild shindig
Wiltshire wingding
Wingding, British style
whop
Whacks hard
Wingdings
What Army training is.
Without bells and whistles
Without frills
Word in 101 course names
What to wear with yucky pearls
What often has Fox, but not FX
Where Michael was Nick Curran
What add-ons are added onto [1-3, 8-9]
What surcharges are added to
What 101 courses give
What to go back to
White tees and blue jeans, e.g.
Welterweight fighter.
WHALE, primitive
Wash bowl
Washbowl
Washbowl or sink
Washbowl, e.g.
Washing site
Washing spot
Washing station
Washing vessel
Washroom feature
Washroom fixture
Washroom item
Washroom sight
Washroom tub
Washroom vessel
Washtub
Washup spot
Water container
Water holder
Water reservoir.
Watershed
Wheeler Peak's national park
Where to wash up
Where yachts are moored.
Wide shallow vessel especially for holding water
water bowl
WICKER cradle
Wash and river
Wash receptacles
Washbowls
Washing-up spots
Washroom array
Washroom bowls
Washroom fixtures
Washroom vessels
Washtubs
Water bowls
Water collectors
Water holders
What the first letters of this puzzles' superheroes aptly spell
Wallow
Warm oneself in the sun
Warm oneself pleasantly
What to do in Florida.
What to do in glory
wickerwork
Wicker container for carrying goods
Wicker carrier
With ball, our fifth most popular pastime
Woven container
Woven receptacle
weel
wicker
wicker basket
woven shopping bag
"White Men Can't Jump" sport
What our play groups are playing
Where Jack Molinas stars.
Where Hornets meet Hawks
Wintersports events.
Wizards and Magic, e.g.
Wrecks
Willie Mays specialty.
*Weaving instructor?
Weaver's skill
Weaving art
Woven containers often used for carrying or storing items
Woven receptacles
Where sunbathers can buy ice cream?
Works on a beach tan
Where the "World Bank" is.
WHITE cells having an affinity for basic dyes
white cells
white cell increase
WHITE blood cells having a relatively pale nucleus and granula-appearing cytoplasm
WHITE blood cells whose granules stain deep blue with basic dye
white blood cells
Western Pyrenees native
WIDE-mouthed fish
What Barry White often sings?
What subwoofers supply
With a low pitch
Woofer emanation
Woofer product
Woofer range
Woofer's acoustic range
Word before "drop" or "drum"
Word with blue or sea
Word with clef or drum
Wooden violin part that holds the tension of the strings (not, as it looks, a trendy club where you can eat fish)
Why an opera villain nodded off
West Indies port
"Waiting to Exhale" star
"Waiting to Exhale" star Angela
"What's Love Got to Do With It" star Angela
Woodwind that has approximately the same range as an oboe
WICKER basket, portable
WICKER pram
Where a new delivery may be placed?
wickerwork or wooden cradle or pram, usually hooded
Wyman of the Stones, e.g.
Word before continuo or profundo
Whopping wind
Wind instrument pitched an octave lower than its smaller cousin
Woodwind
Woodwind - large
Woodwind instrument
Wood winds.
Woodwinds of low range
What a tuba player plays
What tubas play
Water off Australia
Water off Australia Bird of
Waterway between Tasmania and Australia
Wood fiber
Woody fiber
Woody fiber used for cordage.
Woody fiber used in rope making.
Wet chicken?
Whipstitch
Work on a turkey
Work on the turkey
Whacked good
What kitchen tailors do?
Whips
Works on a turkey
Well-defended place
Where "Nuts" was issued.
Woody fibers.
"Woodpile" item.
Wade Boggs's weapon
Wayne Manor denizen?
Weapon in the game Clue
Western TV hero.
What "Fledermaus" means.
What A.L. pitchers normally don't do
What Aaron wielded
What Fred Lynn wields
What George Brett wields
What Mr. Rose wields
What Rod Carew wields
What a baseball player swings
What a softball player swings
What the vampire Laszlo shouts before turning into a flying animal on "What We Do in the Shadows"
What you do at home
Williams weapon.
Willow
Winfield weapon
Winged cave dweller
Winged mammal
Winged mammal in a cave
Wink (the eye).
Wink (the eyes).
Wink: Colloq.
Witch's escort.
Wonderboy, in "The Natural"
Word after "fruit" or "vampire"
Word before man or boy
Word before man, cave and mobile
Word following "vampire" or "fruit"
Word shouted by Laszlo Cravensworth before a vampiric transformation
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