Letter W
Work of nature, traditionally
Work with 17 syllables
Writing form even more constrained than a tweet
Works with 17 units
Wave down a taxi
Wave down, as a taxi
Wave to from the curb, maybe
Wave to, as a taxi
Weather forecast that's hard to predict?
Weather forecast, perhaps
Weather phenomenon that might be compared to golf balls or grapefruits
Weather problem
Weather sometimes compared to golf balls
Weather that might be likened to baseballs or grapefruits
Weather woe
Welcome with pomp
When repeated, exuberant cry
Word in the University of Michigan's fight song
Word repeated before "the gang's all here"
Word to the chief
Word with "stone" or "storm"
Word with storm or stone
Wave from the curb, say
Wave in front of the hotel, say
Wax eloquent about some wine?
Whistle from the curb, perhaps
Words by J. Hopkinson
Waved one's arms at, as a cab
What we "so proudly" did
Whistled at, perhaps
Waved for transportation
Waved from the curb, perhaps
Was born in
Whom a hack watches out for
Would-be taxi fare
Welcomers.
Well-met chap
Winter hazard of a sort
Waves at
Waves down, like a taxi
Waves for, as a taxi
Waves from the curb
Waves from the curb, say
What each of the four longest answers is a term for
Windshield damager
Winter pelter
WELCOME YOURSELF!
Weather occurrence
Wintry bad weather
Words by Edward Caswall
Words by Edward Caswell
Washington theme song.
"Women in Music Pt. III" pop band
"Women in Music Pt. III" trio
Where Kiungshan is.
"What a Piece of Work Is Man" musical
"Where Do I Go?" musical
WIG material
Walter White shaved his off
What a barber cuts
What a mustache is made of
What a stylist styles
What alopecia sufferers lose
What alopecists promise
What barbers cut
What beehives are made of?
What can't be parted after it's departed?
What eyebrows are made of
What locks are made of
What locs are made of
What makes up a beard
What makes up a mustache
What manes are made of
What money couldn't buy Daddy Warbucks
What some buns are made of
What's set at a salon
Wig makeup
Wig strands
Wig, e.g.
Wig, essentially
Win by a __: barely beat
Word before "bow" or "tie"
Word with "cut" or "line"
Word with cut or pin
Word with do or cut
Word with net or ball
Word with raising or splitting
Word with spray or style
Wedding day service for many brides
Witness's observation
Worker with henna, say
Weave, for one
Weave, shag or braids
Woman's top problem.
Word after fair- or flaxen-
Weaves, or what the starts of the starred answers are, in a way
"Wet look" product
What may keep a mohawk in place
"Waiter! There's a __ my soup!"
Widow's peak e.g.
Wave holder
What a food service worker might wear
Wigs
What gets stuck in locks?
What hagglers split
What nitpickers split
What pedants split.
What quibblers split
What some quibblers split
Wig components
Winning edges, frequently
Wisps
Where one may make a permanent decision?
Where people curl up and dye
Where to get a coiffure
Workplaces for locticians
Where to order a perm or a pint?
Where cowboys get cuts?
Winner of eight Tonys for 2003
What you'll find at the end of each of this puzzle's longest answers
Wig shop inventory?
Wig store service?
"What makes up my mane, Roy Rogers?"
Wig alternatives
WOODPECKER, type of
Well fuzzed.
What mustaches and manes are
wispy
"Watermelon Sugar" singer with a face for music?
"We are the World 25 for ___"
West Indian country
West Indian republic
West Indies island, capital Port-au-Prince.
West Indies republic
Western Hispaniola
Western half of Hispaniola
Western part of Hispaniola
Western part of island discovered by Columbus in 1492
Western side of Hispaniola
Western third of Hispaniola
Where Audubon was born
Where Columbus made landfall, 1492
Where Gonaïves is.
Where Les Cayes is
Where Nord, Nord-Est and Nord-Ouest are departments
Where Papa Doc ruled
Where Port-au-Prince is capital
Where Port-au-Prince is.
Where Toussaint L'Ouverture led a revolt
Where W.E.B. Du Bois was born
Where Wyclef Jean attempted to run for president
Where gourdes are spent
Where rapper Wyclef Jean attempted to run for president
Where the Santa Maria ran aground
Where the Santa Maria sank, nowadays
Where the Santa Maria wrecked on Christmas Day
Where to find Les Cayes
Where to spend a gourde
Where to spend gourdes.
Where voodoo is practiced
Wyclef Jean, for one
Word from the Arabic for "pilgrim"
"Walk On By" lyricist David
"Without your space helmet, Dave, you're going to find that rather difficult" speaker
Wacko sci-fi computer
Wallis of Hollywood.
Well-known sci-fi computer
WEAPON combining spear and axe
Weapons of 15th century
Watergate conspirator
Writer Edward Everett
Writer of story of Philip Nolan.
Word on a Czech check
Word on a Czech's check
"Wizard of Oz" Tin Man portrayer
Watermelon unit
What 12 is, to this clue's number
Word before "empty" or "full"
Word before back
Word before baked or dollar
Word before court or cord
Word before pint or size
Word seen twice on some dairy cartons
Word with "brother" or "nelson"
Word with back, penny or sole
Word with baked or hearted
Word with baked or wit
Word with brother or sister
Word with dollar or dozen
Word with full or moon
Word with gainer or moon
Word with mile or marathon
Word with nelson or sole
Word with pay or page
Word with shell or sole
Word with sole or tone
Word with truth or way
Word with wit or way
Word with wit, moon or dollar
World Cup game division
Without forethought.
Work period before a long weekend, say
With a shrug, perhaps
Wrestling move
What "hemi-" means
When to take a late lunch (or an after-lunch nap, perhaps)
What fifty-fifty partners each get
Words from Lincoln's "house divided" speech
" . . . what the Vintners buy, One ___ precious as the goods they sell."
Worn part of a shoe
When one might get a pep talk
When some marching bands perform
When the band performs
WAR vehicle
With 75 percent of a round trip completed
What "The Darwin Awards" chronicle?
World's largest flatfish
Wang Chung "Dance ___ Days"
Wedding rental, maybe
Where Colonel Mustard might utilize the rope
Where a lecture may be given
Where students may line up
Where there may be a mess?
Word after "city" or "study"
Word after "pool" or "city"
Word after "study" or "city"
Word after dance or union
Word after town or dance
Word before pass or monitor
Word in a dorm's name
Word in some collegiate building names
Word with "dance" or "mess"
Word with dance or music
Word with dance or union
Word with study or city
Word with town or dance
Writer Oakley
Warren's "Bulworth" co-star
Winner of the 2004 Razzie Award for Worst Actress
Words of joy
What the winner of a catered wedding gets?
Whose comet?
Watch for this in 1986.
What Monty earned?
Winnie-the-Pooh greeting
Winnie-the-Pooh salutation
Where legendary firefighters are honored?
Where people might see a lot of each other
Where a great, but not all-time great, athlete belongs, in sports debates
When many a costume party is held
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