Letter W
Wields an ax
Writers not likely to win literary prizes
Website defacer, of a sort
Wham-O footbag
"We ___ it all, just like Bogie and Bacall"
"We've been ___!"
"We've been ___!" ("They tricked us!")
"___ we but world enough . . . ": Marvell
Was affected by.
Was afflicted with
Was blessed with
Was compelled (to).
Was down with
Was holding
Was ill with
Was in control of
Was in possession of
Was sick with
Was stricken with
Word that can appear 11 consecutive times (with punctuation) in a grammatically correct sentence
Wore (with "on").
"We __ blast!"
"We ___ ball!"
Words with baby or bad day
Was harmful
Whooped it up
Was unhappy (with)
Was obsessed with a single idea
Was artificially cooled, for short
Was equipped for summer heat, as an auto
Was ready for the heat, for short
Was justified in suing, say
Wasn't out of it
Went ape, like Bart Simpson
Was burdened by trouble
Was upset and then some
Went berserk
Was sympathetic
Was involved with
Was kind and generous
Was employed
Was tickled, perhaps
Was prepared, like Santa
Was just getting started
Was loaded
Was married to an Amazon?
Was briefly overwhelmed with emotion
Was favored
Was slightly ahead
Was connected
Was prepared with an alibi
Wasn't stuck
Wasn't talking nonsense
Where the australo-pithecus afarensi was found
Was involved
Was allowed input
Was allowed to vote
Was involved in some decision-making
Was in the running
Wasn't eliminated
Was in the running for
Was still in the running for
Went after aggressively
Went after, in a way
Went to work on each other
Went toe to toe
Went toe-to-toe
Would be wise to
Word after finnan
What Cerberus guards
Where Charon ferried the souls of the dead
Where Orpheus almost triumphed
Where Orpheus went for Eurydice.
Where the Acheron flowed
Where the Acheron flows
Where the Lethe runs.
Where the Phlegethon flows
Where the Styx flows
Who abducted Persephone
"What else do you expect from the god of the Underworld"?
Was a player
Words before "but known"
Was imaginative
Was thinking creatively
Welcomed to one's home
Welcomed to one's house
Welcomed to one's place
Welcomed, as a guest at the door
What's KNEW?
Was disgusted
Was fed up
Was talented
Wanted for nothing
Was seriously in love
Was financially secure
Was home free
Was on Easy Street
Was set
Was set for life
Was harder for the bronco buster to hold on to?
Went for a burger, say
Went back to the buffet, say
Went for seconds
Was out of options
Was destined to fail
*Was completely clueless
Was ignorant
Wasn't involved with at all (6 to 3)
Was lacking
"Wish I __ said that"
Was without
Was without, briefly
Went without
Wish one __ (feel regret)
Wish one __ (regret)
Wish one ___ (rue)
Was a model for
Was attired in
Was decked out in
Was dressed in
Was sporting
Was wearing
Watched, as a TV show
Wore or sported
Wore: 2 wds.
Words about the new-clothes emperor
Was busy, in a way
Was influential
___ Wall, 2nd century feat.
Was able to fit something in
"... would thou ___ ne'er been born" ("Othello")
Was allowed to speak at a meeting
Won like a comedian
Was in a better competitive position
Was in the driver's seat
Wasn't rushed
Wasn't too busy
"Wasn't my choice"
Was committed
Was compelled
Was forced
Was given an offer that couldn't be refused
Was given no alternative
Was given no choice
Was given no other option
Was left no choice
Was left with no other choice
Was obligated
Was required.
Wasn't given a choice
Was in the cards
Was predestined
What some illegal speech expresses
Weapon handle
Weapon's handle
Where Thor held his hammer
Wielded part of a tool
Weapon handles
Weapons' handles
Where to grab your spears
Wart sporter
Weird sister.
What Prospero calls Caliban's witch mother
Witch hidden in this puzzle's theme entries
Witch kin
Witch, stereotypically
Witch, to Shakespeare
Witchlike character
Witchy type
Witchy woman of folklore
Wizened caster of spells
Wizened character in a fairy tale
Wizened witch
Woman on a broomstick
Woman with a stereotypically warty nose
Word that flashes through my mind when I see my wizened visage in a mirror (note to solver: I am 30)
World of Warcraft figure
Walter ___, golf immortal.
Walter ___, two-time winner of golf's U.S. Open
Walter of golf
Walter of the PGA
Walter or Uta
Well-known actress.
winner Uta Tony
Walter and Uta
WASHINGTON county seat
Worn and drawn.
Well-known Scottish pudding.
Went back and forth orally
Why horses are attracted to a witch's headgear?
worship of saints
What keeps students out of the gamekeeper's cabin at Hogwarts?
Wicked witches, usually
Witches and crones
Witches, to Shakespeare
Witchy crones
Witchy sorts
Witchy yearbook initialism
Witchy-sounding acronym that got written in my middle school yearbooks a lot
Women, in Navy slang.
Where Queen Beatrix lives, with "The"
Where Queen Juliana dwells.
With "The," Dutch city
With "The," city with a lake called the Hofvijver at its center
World Court H.Q.
World Court city
World Court city, with "The"
World Court home, with "The"
World Court locale, with "The"
World Court location, with "The"
World Court site
World Court site, with "The"
World Court's home, with "The"
"Wasn't expecting that zinger"
"What utter crap!"
Word of defiance
"We are not amused"
"What a comic!"
"Who's the comedian?"
"___, wouldn't it be sooo hilarious if you did a puzzle with ONLY fill-in-the-blank clues!! XD"
Wall set in a ditch
Wall set in a ditch, to avoid marring the landscape.
Wall set in ditch.
War Lord?
What a good joke evokes
What are hidden in the five long names
What maz jobrani said the caption of president obama's birth certificate will be
What might follow a crack
Word after "funny" that clarifies its meaning
Words before "Tricked you!"
When the punch line hits?
Walls set in ditches
What the Laugh Factory produces
"WandaVision" actress Katherine
"WandaVision" actress Kathryn
Writer Emily
Words of contempt, perhaps
Word of agreement in Japanese
WRAPPER for head and body (Arab.)
World center of Bahai
World center of the Bahai faith
W.W. I general.
Watergate-era White House chief of staff
Whilom Reagan Sec. of State
White House Chief of Staff during Watergate
White House aide in 1974
White House chief of staff after Haldeman
"What Richard Wright wrote" could be the first line of one
What "Now the swinging bridge/Is quieted with creepers/Like our tendrilled life" is an example of
Work of Matsuo Basho or Masaoka Shiki
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