Letter W 50000–50250

WWII zone: Abbr. War area for Ike War area of 1944. War area of 1944: Abbr. War locale: Abbr. War theater. War theatre initials. War theatre. War zone in the 40's War zone, for short War zone, in brief Wartime area. Wartime initials. Wartime term for Europe. Wartime theatre. Wartime theatre: Abbr. What Ike headed. Where Gen. Eisenhower commanded: Abbr. Where Ike commanded Where Ike did battle. Where Ike was in command. Where Ike was, 1944. Where Patton fought: Abbr. Where SHAEF was. Where Shaef operated. Where many saw action in the '40s Where the 34th Infantry Division fought: Abbr. World War II abbreviation. World War II area. World War II scene. World War II theater Where the Arc de Triomphe is. Word in Minnesota's motto. What Mario sings about in "Tosca," Act 3: Fr. "Waterloo was won on the playing fields of ___"—Wellington. Where many UK prime ministers were educated Wellington studied here Wellington's alma mater Wellington's school Where 007 was expelled from Where 007 went to school Where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell Where Aldous Huxley taught Orwell Where British princes prep Where Charles' sons went Where Eden went to school. Where Fleming and Bond prepped Where Gray and Walpole formed famous friendship. Where Huxley taught Orwell Where Ian Fleming spent much of the 1920s Where James Bond made the grade Where James Bond went to prep school Where John le Carré taught French and German Where King's Scholars study Where Nicholas Udall taught. Where Prince William studied Where Prince William turned 18 Where Prince William went Where Rugby is played. Where Rugger is played. Where Waterloo was won? Where le Carré taught French Where some princes prep Where some princes prepped Where the "Chariots of Fire" Trinity College footrace scene was filmed Where the Newcastle Scholarship is awarded Where the Trinity College scenes in "Chariots of Fire" were shot Where the battle of Waterloo was won Where the princes schooled Where to find King's Scholars and Oppidans Wide-lapelled jacket style William and Harry attended it William and Harry's alma mater William and Harry's college William's and Harry's school Winchester's rival Windsor Bridge town Windsor Castle's neighbor. Windsor boys' school Windsor's neighbor Word before collar, jacket or College Word with blue and collar Word with blue or fives Word with jacket or collar ___ wall game (football/rugby mashup played at an all-boys school) What an English student wore to a deli? Wearer of an old school tie. Wellington or Gladstone Wellington, circa 1782 Walpole, Gladstone, Shelley, etc. Wearers of black ties with pale blue stripes. William and Harry, e.g. Wide collars Wide linen collars. Wide-lapel jackets Web-based brokerage What "am" is, in French grammar Well-remembered "soliloque" starter Word repeated by a French Hamlet Word repeated in "___ ou ne pas ___" Word repeated in a French Hamlet's soliloquy "We come in peace" speakers, in brief What "Storm Area 51" raiders were looking for Workforce-readiness researcher, for short Worshippers of "the Claw" in "Toy Story", briefly "We value craftsmanship" site Web craft store Web crafts seller Web seller without a warehouse Web site featuring crafts Web site with the mission statement "Keep Commerce Human" Website a New York Times article likened to "your grandma's basement" Website featuring crafts Website featuring handicrafts Website for artisans Website for craft sellers Website for craft vendors Website for crafters Website for crafts Website for craftspeople Website for crafty people? Website for creators Website for handmade art Website for handmade crafts Website for handmade goods Website for handmade items Website for handmade jewelry Website for homemades Website for selling handmade goods Website for some custom-designed jewelry Website for some handmade jewelry Website offering crafts Website offering handicrafts Website selling custom Halloween costumes Website selling handmades Website that becomes a name if you add a B at the beginning Website that has had the worst performing IPO of this year so far, per Fortune Website that sells personalized gifts Website used by a lot of artisans Website where a hundred bucks can get you a nice bridesmaid dress for your dog Website where handicrafts are sold Website where you might buy a Femininomenon embroidered tank top Website whose shopowners might be Indie Sellers Guild members Website with a "Craft Supplies & Tools" page Website with a "Craft Supplies & Tools" section Website with a Craft Supplies section Website with a Home Favorites page Website with a Seller Handbook Website with a seller strike in 2022 Website with crafts Website with custom game pieces Website with custom-made items Website with hand-knit socks Website with handmade crafts Website with handmade dolls Website with handmade goods Website with handmade items Website with handmade jewelry Website with handmade mugs Website with handmade plush alpacas Website with much custom-designed jewelry Website with personalized gifts Website with shops Website with some suspiciously low prices for things that are purportedly handmade and not, say, from a factory overseas Website with the headings "Craft Supplies" and "Jewelry & Accessories" Website with vintage items Where crafty people may be found online? Where one might find crocheted toilet-paper-roll covers Where one might order customized crafts Where some makers peddle their wares Where to buy a Spider-Man costume on the web Where to buy knickknacks Where you can buy a fridge magnet of Danny Devito shaped like a Cheeto Whoever you are, find whatever you're into website Where to purchase craft goods online Where some artists sell their goods online "When do you expect to be here?" "Wonder Woman" character "Wonder Woman" regular __ Candy Warbler James Woman's name that means "keeper of the hearth" Wonder Woman gal pal __ Candy Wonder Woman role Wonder Woman's best friend Wonder Woman's friend Candy Wonder Woman's pal Wonder Woman's personal assistant Wagon add-on Wagon attachment? Wagon follower Wagon or kitchen ending Wagon trailer Woman's name suffix Word feminizer Well-known Latin duo. Well-known Latin words What Caesar said What to say to a backstabber Words after "Doth not Brutus bootless kneel?" Words before "Brute?" Words before "Brutus" Words by Caesar Words famously aimed at Brutus Words following Casca's "Speak, hands, for me!" Words from Caesar Words from a betrayed dictator Words from a shocked Roman Words from the betrayed Words heard by Brutus Words heard in the Senate Words heard in the Senate accusation Words immediately after Casca cries "Speak, hands, for me!" Words indicating betrayal Words of Caesar Words of accusation Words of betrayal Words of disbelief found in the four longest Across entries Words of disbelief in the senate Words of rebuke Words of reproach Words of reproach, and a hint to how the four longest puzzle answers are formed Words said to Brutus Words spoken before the Senate Words spoken on the Ides of March Words to "Bruté" Words to Brutus Words to a Roman assassin Words to a backstabber Words to a betrayer Words to a double-crosser Words to a historic backstabber Words to a infamous traitor Words to a killer Words to a quisling Words to a traitor Words to an assassin Words to an infamous backstabber Words to an infamous traitor Words to one assumed to be an ally Words to say to your best friend when she's being mean to you, but you want to stay classy Words to the disloyal Words upon a shocked realization Work at a music school Work by Bach. Work for practice Work of Czerny. Warm-up pieces WORK box Wave to Where to find a needle
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