Letter W
What washers go through
Wheel-like, in combinations
Wheel: Prefix
What the ugly duckling really was
Wavy molding
Wave: Comb. form
Welsh for Wales
Welsh name for Wales
Welsh people
"What's the catch?" asker
Word for Diogenes.
Woman set off in yacht
What Young caused Red Sox fans to heave?
Write to a spy
Walter Hampden, Jose Ferrer, etc.
"War and Peace" was written in it
"Wrecking Ball" singer
"Wrecking Ball" singer Miley
Wen
Wens
Wens and such
Wens, e.g.
Word form for "cell"
Word form meaning "cell"
War on drugs leader
White House appointment
White House policy appointee
White House policy chief
White House policy honcho
Winter Palace dweller
Winter Palace figure
Winter Palace resident
Winter Palace ruler
Word after drug or industry
Word with drug or energy
White Russians, e.g.
White House appointees
Winter Palace residents
Winter Palace throne?
Winter Palace?
WESTERN Slavic language
WESTERN Slavonic language
"Wow! The car from Prague ekes out the victory by a nose and takes the ___!"
Writer of many piano exercises
Weak poke.
Wee dollop
Wipe lightly
Word with sand or smack
WORK in superficial manner
WORK superficially
What dilettantes do
Work at frivolously
Work at something casually
Work casually
Work intermittently (in)
Work on something casually
Work superficially (in)
work with in an amateurish manner
Worked nonseriously
Work at as a dilettante
Works in a dilettante way.
WATER witch
"WarGames" actor Coleman
Wicked cool
Wee bits
Wipes lightly
Well-known hat designer.
Well-known milliner.
"Wiener dogs"
Wash-and-wear synthetic
Wrinkle-free textile fiber
Wrinkle-resistant fabric
Wrinkle-resistant fiber
Wrinkle-resistant material
Wrinkle-resistant polyester
Wrinkle-resistant synthetic
"Washington," in poetry
"When does a joke become a ___ joke? When it becomes apparent!"
"World's No. 1 ___" (mug text)
Ward, to Beaver
Ward, to Beaver Cleaver
Ward, to the Beaver
Will, to Willow Smith
William Wharton book
William Wharton novel
Witness to a delivery, often
Woody to Arlo
Word after NASCAR or deadbeat
Word before "bod" or "joke"
Word before "joke" or "bod"
Word groaned after a bad pun, maybe
Word with joke or bod
WWI art innovation
WWI-era art movement
What Arp helped found
What a baby calls Pop
Word from a crib
Word from the crib
Word from the nursery
Word in a baby's vocabulary.
Word in baby's vocabulary
Word new fathers love to hear
World according to Arp
Writing style of the early 1900s
Words from cribs
walk unsteadily
"Who's your ___?"
Warbucks
Warbucks, to Annie
What podcaster Alex Cooper wants us to "call her"
Whom "my heart belongs to"
Williams's Big ___
"___ want a brand-new car"
Words after "Hey" in old song
What you might call a cat
What you might call a cool cat
What many brides will always be
Wealthy "Annie" character
"What do you call cheese that isn't yours? Nacho cheese!," e.g.
What each entry is in this puzzle (unfortunately)
WALL, lower part of
WALL, part of
Wall base
Wall part
Wall section
Wood border running round the room walls
Woodworker's groove
Woodworker's plane
Woodworking channel
Woodworking slot
Wall décors
Wall panels
Woodworking grooves
Woodworking joints
Workshop grooves
Ward and Ozzie, on TV
Wax wing maker
WELSH emblem
Wordsworth inspiration
Wordsworth's flower
Wordsworth flowers
Warner Bros. toon fowl
Web-footed toon
Willem in "Platoon"
Willem of "American Dreamz"
Willem of "American Psycho"
Willem of "Auto Focus"
Willem of "Clear and Present Danger"
Willem of "John Wick"
Willem of "Platoon"
Willem of "Poor Things"
Willem of "Speed 2: Cruise Control"
Willem of "Spider-Man"
Willem of "The Boondock Saints"
Willem of "The English Patient"
Willem of "The Fault in Our Stars"
Willem of "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
Willem of "The Last Temptation of Christ"
Willem of Spider-Man movies
Willem of filmdom
Willem of the "Spider-Man" series
Willem who played Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ"
Willem who played the Green Goblin
Williem ___ of "Platoon"
Wacko
Wigged out
Witless in London
Wacky Clydesdale?
Well-remembered U. N. name.
What Woodley calls Bumstead
Weapon in Macbeth's belt
weapon Macbeth burial place
"Well la-di-___!"
"Well lah-di-___!"
When doubled, a Morse-code M
WWII flying ace who became a noted children's author
Welsh author Roald
Willie Wonka creator
Willie Wonka creator Roald
Willie Wonka's creator
Willie Wonka's creator Roald
Willy Wonka creator
Willy Wonka creator Roald
Willy Wonka's creator
Wonka creator
Wonka inventor
Wonka's creator
Wonka's creator Roald __
Writer Roald
Writer Roald who created the Oompa-Loompas
Writer of "Matilda"
Writer Roald and others
Writers Roald and Sophie
WEST African economic federation member
Where Porto Novo is
What "Pore Jud" is.
"Washington Post" frequency
When many get their news?
When you can read The News
Word with Double or Planet
when you clean the house each week day
Wearisome routine
Warmest figures in weather forecasts
WALT DISNEY publishes a tabloid for amphibians?
Where Lois and Clark work
With "The", Lois Lane's employer
Where milk comes from
Wis. establishments
What Oatly ice cream isn't
What vegans don't eat besides meat
Where basic foods are made.
Where milkmaids milk
Where the Holsteins meet.
Wisconsin farm
Where cheese is found
Where the 1% "lives"
Where to find eggs and yogurt
What some farmers raise
Where cows are milked
Where you can find a milking parlor
women who work in a dairy
Where to order a Blizzard
Where you'll get cold comfort
Where to find fresh milk
Wedding party's spot
Wedding reception focus
What many audiences face
Where V. I. P.'s eat.
Where V. I. P.'s sit at banquets.
Where V. I. P.'s sit.
Where VIP's sit.
Where addresses are delivered
Where an honoree may sit
Where banquet speakers sit.
Where dignitaries are often seated
Where guests of honor sit.
Where honorees may sit
Where many speeches come from
Where roasters may sit
Where the wheels sit
Where to find the guest of honor
Word from the Anglo-French for "platform"
Word from the Latin "discus"
Word from the Latin for "high table"
Where VIPs gather.
WHITE ox-eye
White and yellow flower
White-and-yellow flower
White-petaled flower
Word preceding chain or wheel
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