Letter W
What tech support provides
Word hidden "across" the five longest answers
Word in a beginner's class
Word menu
Word to a lifeguard
Was of service
What one in need may need
What the black areas on horizontal rows 4, 8 and 12 represent
What the mansion owner didn't want to be?
With hands tied
Worse than feeble
whether or no
"Winter's Tale" author
What agent does to career
What manager does to career
'We need assistance!'
Where Emil Zátopek won Olympic gold in the marathon, the first time he'd ever run a marathon (!)
Where the Olympic torch flamed.
White City of the North
"When I get to the bottom" Beatles song
with undue hurry and confusion
Waver, as on a point
What a seamstress may take up
What cutoff shorts lack
What seamstress does to stage garb
Work on a skirt
What the composer did for Santa?
Weight lifter, for one.
Wayne type
Weakling's antithesis
Western-type hero.
Wait for a second before doing a cowboy's shout?
Weightlifter types
Western heroes, for instance.
Western heroes.
Western-type heroes.
Wimps' opposites
Wrestler personas
What a full moon is, really
WATER dropwort
WILD, noxious, and bitter plant not identified
Washington State tree
Working on a jumper
Word element meaning blood.
Word form for "blood"
Widespread loss
Weed cousin
Weedy fiber?
What burlap is made of.
What sacking is made of.
Woody Harrelson advocates its legalization
What may come home to roost
Word with mother or mud
Word with peck or party
Wild herb, called poison tobacco.
Weed of the mint family
Weed source of pollen for honeybees
Weed with purplish flowers
"We may thus conclude..."
Word to which "forth" may be redundantly added
Why I feel good (End)
Ward heelers.
Where eggs are laid
Where to find some chickens
Weeping sound from a bird hybrid?
Writer Van Loon
Woodstock headliner
Why did the musician go on vacation?
Where cocks like to visit
Where the fox goes
Where to hear clucking
Winter Olympics athlete at 11 (1924)
Wedding application
Wedding body art
Wig color.
Would-be redhead's purchase
Wedding adornment that might include a mandala pattern
World's largest cognac producer
"World of Magic" Emmy nominee
Woman appointed to Federal Court by President Truman.
Women's gatherings, to sexists
Women-only gatherings
What most comic strip husbands are.
What most comic-strip husbands are.
Writer Bergson
Woman whose immortalized cell line was used in developing the polio vaccine
Winkler of "Happy Days"
Winkler who played the Fonz
Warren Austin's successor.
Wilson foe
William Thackeray hero
"Worcester, get thee gone" speaker
Wadsworth in the middle
Winner at Agincourt
Work of 1599
Wars of the Roses monarch
Wet and Little Red
Where cute chicks come from
Wyandottes.
"With Clive in India" author
Write of many boys' books.
Writer of 80 books for boys.
Writer of classics for boys.
"With it" in the 40's
"With it," in old slang
Well-informed: Slang.
What was cool in the '50s?
Wise (to), in dated slang
Wise to the jive
Wise to: Colloq.
Wise, at one time
Wise: Colloq.
Wise: Slang.
With it familiarly
With it, '40s-style
With it, 50's-style
With it, at one time
With it, baby
With it, daddy-o
With it, if you're 78
With it, in dated slang
With it, in the 50's
With it, man
With it, old-school
With it, old-style
With it, once
With it, slangily
With it; cool
With the time, once
With-it
With-it, 1940's style
Word before "cat"
Word in a cadence
with it, in the '40
Why the hot dog vendor made the grade?
woodland plant with white, mauve, or pink flowers
WATER (contaminated), condition due to drinking of
Winners of drama awards.
"With-it" guy of the 40's
What the composer did with his kids?
words Marching band instrument
Water polo team, e.g.
Water polo teams, e.g.
Wise about, to a cool cat
"What art can wash ___ guilt away?": Goldsmith
"What's with ___?"
"When Nature __ great masterpiece designed . . .": Burns
"___ Weekend," 1936 play
What you call a single girl, grammatically
What Earth is called in "Joy to the World"
What clippers are called
What cutters are called
What may come before honor
What pirates call their vessels
What the "H" of H.M.S. may be
What the four longest answers all end with
What to call a catamaran
What to call a clipper
What to call a ketch
What to call a yacht
What to call clippers
What to call your monitor
What's-___-name (that lady)
White House beagle of the 1960s
White House dog during LBJ's first term
William's "Leave ___ to Heaven"
Woman as an object?
Woman treated as an object?
Woman, objectively
Woody Allen's "Hannah and ___ Sisters"
Word for a dam
Word for a possessive lady?
Word for a possessive woman?
Word for a yacht
Word in Hillary's campaign slogan
Word said with a finger pointing
Word spoken while pointing, perhaps
Word that can be possessive or objective
Word used to identify a woman
Wife of Zeus in mythology
Whom Paris offended
Wife and sister (!) of Zeus
Wife of Zeus
Wife of Zeus abductee
Wife of Zeus, queen of the gods.
Wife or sister of Zeus
Wonder Women's mythological step-mother
"Weeping Philosopher" of Greece.
Western Afghan city
When this happened
"Whipped Cream" musician Alpert
WHITE peony
WKRP salesman Tarlek
WOODEN-stemmed plant (ant.)
Window box plant
Wisconsin senator Kohl
Wormwood, e.g.
"Whipped Cream & Other Delights" frontman
Wells's expanded initials
Weed-killer
Weedkillers
"Watermelon Man" composer Hancock
Watermelon Man composer
Winter holiday with the wife's in-laws?
What a difficult task may require
Wapiti group
What a drover drives
What collies do
What sheepdogs do
What's rounded up in a roundup
Where stock is found
Woody Herman's Thundering ___
Word with cow, goat, etc.
Word with immunity or mentality
What Jesus cast some demons into
What a Sheltie does
What a sheepdog does
Warning to Bo Peep that her sheep are really hiding nearby?
"Washington slept ___"
"We are gathered __ today ... "
"We're ___" (HBO reality series featuring drag queens)
"We're ___," schooner in "Captains Courageous."
"Well, lookie ___!"
"What have we __?"
"Where we are now"
"Where?" answer
"Wish You Were ___"
"Wishing You Were ___" (Chicago song)
"__ We Are": Estefan hit
"__ we go again!"
"__ we go!"
"___ we come a-wassailing..."
What "hic" means.
Where "you are" on a mall directory
Where "you are," on a mall map
Where George Washington slept.
Where I wish you were
Where Kilroy was?
Where Truman's buck stopped
Where all the gang is.
Where it can't happen.
Where it is if not there, perhaps
Where it stops for HST
Where many maps say you are
Where one is.
Where the gang is
Where the proverbial buck stops
Where these are
Where to stand, maybe
Where you are on a map
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