Letter W
Winter month in Toledo
Winter month: Sp.
Winter period in Barcelona
Winter months in Madrid
Weakened state
Write on the cover
Write on the front of a bill
Written on the outer surface of.
Weaken or debilitate
W.W. I rifle
Wrap up, as a tamale
What I got my B.A. in
What MIT hasn't a major in
What mr. novak taught (abbr.)
What this is in: Abbr.
Where Derby is: Abbr.
Where GMT is based
Where Lincolnshire is: Abbr.
Where Lond. is.
Where London is: Abbr.
Where Maidstone is: Abbr.
Where Richard III was recently found in a parking lot: Abbr.
Where soccer was invented: Abbr.
Where the Aire flows: Abbr.
Where the Tyne flows: Abbr.
Where the Wharfe flows: Abbr.
Where to have a merrie hol.
Winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr
World Cup squad whose fans chant "It's coming home": Abbr.
World's third most common native lang.
Writer's coll. major, often
What gears do
Word said by movie fighter pilots while locking on to a target
Wearing a ring, maybe
Word after "civic" or "prior"
"We've set the date" celebration
"Will you marry me?" accompaniment
"We're getting married"
Warning before crossing swords
Warning before lunging
Warning shout before a sword fight
Warning on the piste
Words before a fight?
Wreathe with flowers.
Winged being, in Germany
Winged one, in Weimar
Wankel or diesel
Wankel's creation
Wankel's wonder
Wankel, e.g.
Wankel, for one
Web search aid
Web search tool
When it purrs, it's perfect
Word after "fire" or "steam"
Word after physics or fire
Word after search or steam
Word with fire or search
Word with search or steam
Word with steam or fire
Work with block or failure
William McFee's profession.
Was the brains behind
Was the mastermind behind
Where ships get power
Wankel products
What cowlings cover
What the Unsers start
*What sputtering might indicate
WILLIAM I, kingdom of
WILLIAM II, kingdom of
WILLIAM III, kingdom of
WINDSOR, kingdom of the House of
Where Birmingham is
Where Boxing Day is celebrated
Where Sabbath is from
Where the Industrial Revolution began
Where to find all three parts of the answer to each starred clue
Winner (and host) of the 1966 FIFA World Cup
"Worn Earth" poet
Writer Madeleine L'___
Writer Medeleine L'___
Widely-spoken language
World's third-most spoken language
Where a chant of "Well done, blokes!" might start?
Where to watch Stonehenge and Big Ben?
What the e-lumberyard offered?
Wind with a misleading name
Woodwind instrument that is neither ...
Woodwind with a misleading name
WELSHMAN (opp.)
What a barrister hangs?
What the British Open winner brought to the potluck dinner?
Word with civil or elec.
Worker on certain wood surfaces.
What did Hogarth do?
Write on a ring
Write on a ring, e.g.
Wedding invitation printer
Wedding invitation printer, often
Worker in the printing industry.
woodcut
Wankel et al.: Abbr.
with an aura Surround
What makeup may do
Word said to magically turn a dozen pixels into a hi-def image of a suspect, on cop shows
World's first computer
World's first large-scale computer
"Wednesday" werewolf
"Wheat Capital" of Oklahoma
Wednesday's roommate on "Wednesday"
Welsh girl's given name
Welsh name meaning "woodlark."
Wheat Belt city
Where Phillips University is.
Wife in Jonathan Franzen's "The Corrections"
Wife of Geraint
Wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore
Wife of Sir Geraint
Wife of gerain
Woman in Camelot
Woman of Camelot
Woman with legendary patience
Woman's name that means "eat" backward
Woman's name that's a city in Oklahoma
Woman's rotten idea scaled down
Writer Bagnold
Writer Bagnold or Blyton
Writer Blyton
Writer Blyton or Bagnold
Writer Bagnold et al.
Writers Bagnold and Blyton
Writers Blyton and Bagnold
W.W. II German cipher machine
WW2 German encoding device
WWII cipher machine
WWII code machine
WWII coding machine
WWII encryption machine
Woman's age, for one
World War II encoding machine
W.W. II encryption device
W.W. II-era encoding device
WWII codebreaker
W.W. II code machines
Work by Sir Edward Elgar hinted at by this puzzle's shaded squares
World War II
Waiter's exclamation
Waiter's exhortation
Waiter's imperative after bringing food
Waiter's injunction
Waiter's last word after serving food
Waiter's parting word after serving
Waiter's remark after serving
Waiter's word
Waiter's word, sometimes
Waitress's parting word
Wallow in
Word after serving
Word from a waiter
What hedonists pursue
What isn't the small print?: Abbr.
With more detail: Abbr.
Weave togetheer
Wind up together
Wind with strings
Wreathe together.
Wound about.
Wound up together
Weaving together
What volunteers do
Willingly participate
Win the help of
Win the support of
Won the support of
Willing recruit
Willing participants
Wins support from
Wins the services of.
Where Hades seized Persephone
Word form of "nine"
Welterweight Jaron
Welterweight boxing champ Jaron
WEXFORD county town
Weariness of the bored
Weariness with everything.
Weariness, from French
Weariness: Fr.
Weary state
Weltschmerz relative
What Cole Porter rhymed with "spree"
What bores induce
What might lead you to say "Whatever"
Word from the French for "to vex"
World weariness
World-weariness
World-weary feeling
"Walk On" producer Brian
"Warszawa" instrumentalist
"Warszawa" instrumentalist Brian
Will ___, "The Realistic Joneses" playwright
William Phelps ___ (creator of modern-day traffic laws)
William who invented the crosswalk, or composer Brian
Wine combiner
Wine prefix
Wine, in combinations
Wine: Comb. form
Wine: Comb. form; var.
Writer of the startup music for Windows 95
What you should take away from something
Without knobs
Without knots or knobs.
Without nodes.
White mushroom
White mushroom of Japan
"Waterworld" girl
"Waterworld" girl with a map on her back
"Waterworld" orphan girl
W. W. II's ___Gay
W.W. II bomber ___ Gay
W.W. II plane ___ Gay
W.W. II plane___Gay
W.W. II's ___ Gay
WWII bomber __ Gay
WWII bomber name
WWII bomber's first name
WWII pilot Paul Tibbets's mother
WWII plane --- Gay
WWII plane, the ___ Gay
WWII's ___ Gay
Warplane name
Waterworld character
With Gay, a plane
Woman's name on an historic B-29
Word before Gay
Word on a famous warplane
WWII bomber
WWII bomber named after the pilot's mother
WWII bomber named for the pilot's mother
WWII plane
Well-known war plane
wine connoisseur
wine study of
What is French for "huge"?
"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Tony nominee Mireille ___
"World War Z" actress Mireille
Western Electric co-founder Barton
Western Electric founder ___ Barton
Who Seth begat
Whom Seth begat
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