Letter W
Went wrong
Wrote "it's" instead of "its," say
Wrote "mispell," say
Wrote "mispelled," say
Wrote "potatoe," e.g.
Writing wrong, e.g.
Words before "human"
Weasley family Owl in Harry Potter novels
Weasley family owl
Weasley family owl in the Harry Potter books
Weasley family owl, in Harry Potter books
Weasley family's owl
Weasley family's owl, in Harry Potter books
Weasleys' owl
Weasleys' owl courier
Wrong; incorrect
WRONG move
Warning to a coder
What "[sic]" may signify
What "oopsy" signals
What Mays seldom made
What a malfunctioning robot might say
What a red "X" may mean
What a red X may indicate
What a spell checker's red squiggly line indicates
What a wild pitch is not classed as.
What an "X" might mark
What an X may indicate
What an eraser erases
What autocorrect corrects
What makes you safe even when you don't deserve to be
What some margins are for
What there may be room for
What thsi clue has
Wide throw, e.g.
Wild throw on the field
Wild throw, e.g.
Wild throw, for instance
Wild throw, usually
Word frequently seen on computer screens
Word on computer screens, sometimes
Word that often appears on computer screens
Writ of ___.
Wrong letter in a crossword, e.g.
Wrong number, e.g.
Wrong number.
Wrong turn, e.g.
Wrong turn, say
wrong idea
Wrong numbers?
Words on a blue screen of death
Wild throws, e.g.
"Who ___ and mends, to God himself commends": Cervantes
Wanders from the path
Wanders off course
Warrants marking down
What autocorrect often does, in effect
Writes "hiar" for "hair," e.g.
Writes "millenium" or "accomodate," e.g.
Writes "recieve," e.g.
Writes "right" for "rite," e.g.
Writes "rights" for "rites"
Writes the wrong ZIP code, say
Writes ths clue, say
Writes wrong
Writes wrong, e.g.
Writes wrong, say
Wrongly concludes.
Waffling sounds
Wait times are often posted for them, briefly
What Brits call "casualty departments"
What five puzzle answers are, initially
Where "stat" is often spoken
Where "stats" are followed, briefly
Where IV's may be administered
Where IVs hang
Where IVs might be hooked up
Where M.D.s and R.N.s work
Where MDs and RNs keep busy
Where MDs and RNs stay busy
Where MDs meet people
Where RNs practice triage
Where ambulance chasers end up?: Abbr.
Where many RNs work
Where many airways are cleared, briefly
Where many arrests take place, for short
Where many medical dramas are set
Where operators may be standing by: Abbr.
Where operators stand by?: Abbr.
Where people hope to get checked out soon after they get checked in, for short
Where people wait patient-ly?
Where residents are often found
Where revivals happen, hopefully
Where some M.D.'s work
Where some RNs work
Where some arrests are handled, briefly?
Where tests are often given: Abbr.
Where there may be openings in the medical field?
Where to find M.D.s and R.N.s
Where to find lifesavers, for short
Where victims of arrests are taken, for short
Where you might see a lot of chest-pumping, for short?
Work places for some DOs
Work sites for RNs
Workers in an emergency room, briefly
Workplaces for L.P.N.s
Workplaces for MD's
Workplaces for RNs
Workplaces for RNs and MDs
Workplaces for some LPNs
Workplaces for some MDs
Workplaces for some R.N.'s
Workplaces for some X-ray techs
Workplaces for some essential workers, in brief
Workplaces for some nurse managers
Workplaces for some nurses, for short
Workplaces for some orderlies
Workplaces for triage nurses
Workplaces for triage nurses: Abbr.
Workplaces with many stats, for short?
Workup locales: Abbr.
Workup sites, briefly
Wretched vetch
Word from the German for "substitute"
"Whiskey" source
What Scots speak
What some Irish speak
Whence the word "slogan"
Writer Caldwell
Writer Caldwell and trumpeter Hawkins
"... which __ was irksome to me": Shakespeare
"... which ___ from heat did canopy the herd": Shak.
"...which __ was irksome to me": "As You Like It"
"Where ___ was thickest fight": Milton
"While" attachment
"While" attachment of old
"While" attachment, once
"While" beginning
"While" beginning, once
"While" lead-in
"While" leader of old
"While" opener, a while back
"While" opening of old
"While" prefix
"While" prefix, once
"While" stick-on
Way back then, way back when
Way back when, once
What might take a while?
While beginner
While lead-in, once
While leader?
While opener
While opening
While preceder
While starter
While's forerunner
Word combined with while
Word with "while"
Word with "while," old-style
Well-educated
Well-read
What a blue stocking is.
Word for a blue stocking.
well educated
well read
What Etna can do
What Mauna Loa can do
What active volcanoes do
What an active volcano may do
Went apeshit
What Etna did.
What Vesuvius did in the 1960's
What Hibok Hibok does.
What Old Faithful does roughly every 90 minutes
What Stromboli does.
Watergate Senator Sam
Watergate VIP Sam
Watergate committee head
Watergate figure Sam
Watergate hearings chair Sam
Watergate hearings chairman
Watergate hearings chairman Sam
Watergate hearings senator Sam
Watergate investigator Sam
Watergate senator
Watergate's Sam
Watergate's Senator Sam
Watergate-hearings Senator
W.W. II Gen. Rommel
W.W. II German general Rommel
WWII commander Rommel
WWII general Rommel
Watergate investigator
Witch chaser
Witch finisher
Witch or trick ending
WALES-England mountain mass
WAGE agency
Wage-price agency.
Wage-price freeze agency.
What that is in Cuba?
What that is in Spain
What that might be in Spain
What's that in Tijuana
What's that to José?
What's that, Jaime?
West Coast wellness retreat
"What good is the birthright to me?" asker
"What profit shall this birthright do to me?" asker
"__ Wood sawed wood": tongue twister opening
"___ Wood sawed wood" (old tongue-twister)
"___ Wood sawed wood" (start of a tongue twister)
"___ Wood sawed wood" (tongue twister)
"___ Wood would saw wood ..." (part of a classic tongue twister)
"___ Wood would saw wood" (part of an old tongue twister)
"___ was a cunning hunter" (Genesis 25:27)
"___ was a cunning hunter": Genesis
Whom "I saw" in a classic tongue twister
Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister
Whom "she saw...on a seesaw," in a children's ditty
Whom Jacob confronts the day after wrestling with God
Womb-mate of Jacob
___ Wood (character in a tongue twister)
Way out: Abbr.
Way to get out of full-screen
What an office worker may pound repeatedly in frustration
What sounds like a prisoner's favorite key?
What's left of F1
Window closer
Window closer, of a sort
Window closer, sometimes
Window-closing PC key
Window-closing key
Women's fashion label
Way up or down
Where comedian Demetri Martin quips that he "fell down for an hour and a half"
Wage contract provision
Wild adventure
Wild prank
Wild oats of a kind.
WEATHER a storm
War prisoner's hope.
Way to get out of jail
Word before room or key
Word with hatch or room
Wriggle out of
Waiver words?
Way out of a contract
Went over the wall.
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