Letter W
Why I wrote this puzzle?
Without any meaningful motive
Why to eat a puffed-grain cereal when you're full?
What the fans saw with only a single punt in each quarter?
Warren, and others.
"Wouldn't it be great?"
Where to keep the newest merchandise?
Words after "Ha, ha"
With good cause
With reason
Within the last minute, perhaps
What this puzzle is composed of? (not really)
"War on Drugs" slogan
Webster's directive to the overly formal?
With complete care
With great care
Words after "You think I'm bluffing?"
Words on Monopoly's Jail square
WWI's largest naval battle
What a cape does
WORKS produced by author or artist in youth
WORKS produced in youth
Works produced by an author when young
works produced in an author's youth
Wryneck genus
wryneck
Whammos
Whole collection
Wile E. Coyote purchases from Acme?
War-torn capital of the 1980's-90's
World capital on a river of the same name
World capital that's an anagram of Azerbaijan's capital + L
World capital where Pashto is spoken
Wooden doll
Warlike African.
Writer from Prague
Writer who created Gregor Samsa
Writer Gibran
White Russian ingredient
White Russian liqueur
Wilder costar, often
Wizard, in slang
Winding of jazz fame
Writer ___ Cheng Thom
Windsurfing locale NE of Honolulu
WWI European leader
WWI leader
Wartime ship-builder.
Well-known industrialist.
Wilhelm II
Wilhelm's rank
Wilhelm's title in WWI Germany
Wilhelm, for one
William II's title
Word associated with rules and rolls
W.W. I leader's nickname
Where cheetahs prosper
Where Edna Ferber was born
Where Michiganders might gander
What some veggie chips are made of
Winter cabbage
Wrinkly leaf vegetable
Wrinkly vegetable
Wild cabbage cousins
Wrinkly greens
Wife of Shiva
Wife of Shiva, in Hinduism
wife of Siva and malevolent form of Devi
Well-known name in radio.
Well-known newscaster.
Word meaning "desire" in a classic Sanskrit text
"We did it, Joe!" speaker
WESTERN Australia nickel-mining town
Word of surrender in W.W.I.
Word of surrender.
WWII pilot prepared to make a suicidal attack
Wildly reckless
World War II danger
World War II suicide pilot
W.W. II menaces
"Wizard of Oz" st.
Where Abilene is: Abbr.
Where Dodge City is: Abbr.
Where Emporia is: Abbr.
Where Mt. Sunflower is
Where Osawatomie is: Abbr.
Where Topeka is: Abbr.
Where the Cimarron flows: Abbr.
Where the Pawnee R. flows
Wichita's state: Abbr.
WEST German canal (word for)
West Virginia river
What a Kabul highway connects to
Welles character
Welles citizen
Welles film role
Welles iconic role
Welles portrayal
Welles role
Welles role based on Hearst
Welles role in 1941
Welles role: 1941
Welles' publisher
Welles' tycoon publisher
Welles's "Citizen"
Welles's role
Wellesian 'Citizen'
Wells role
Whom the BBC once compared Murdoch to
Will ___ of "High Noon"
"___ War" (Nick Stone book series)
Welles film family
Welles' 'Citizen' and others
"Winnie the Pooh" character
Winnie-the-Pooh's motherly marsupial friend
Whence Roo?
Wallaby
Wallaby kin
Wallaby or boongary
Wallaby relative
Wallaby's family member
Wallaby's relative
Wallaby, e.g.
Wallaby-like animal
Western Grey or Red
western grey kangaroo
Where a fair trial is impossible
Where cons get con justice
Where it's hard to get a fair trial
Where mock justice prevails.
Where trials proceed by leaps and bounds
What the 11 answers featured in this puzzle are called
Wounds on a Pooh pal?
Walled city in N. Nigeria.
Walled city, N. Nigeria.
WATER gum
Where Ft. Riley is
Where L. Frank Baum set his best-known novel
Where Manhattan is: Abbr.
Wichita native
Wichita resident
Wyatt Earp, for one
*Wichita linemen, presumably
Wichita natives
"Wizard of Oz" setting
WaKeeney's state
Where "Ike" grew up.
Where "The Wizard of Oz" begins
Where Abilene is.
Where Dodge City is.
Where Dorothy and Toto are from
Where Fairway is
Where George Docking is Governor.
Where Leavenworth is.
Where Manhattan is
Where Osawatomie is.
Where Wichita is.
Wichita site
Wichita's state
Wilt Chamberlain's alma mater.
Where President Truman once worked on a newspaper.
Where Truman ran a store
Wilbert Harrison song of '59
What Mitzy likened Corny to
"What is Enlightenment?" answerer
Who said "Happiness is not an ideal of reason, but of imagination"
Writer who coined the phrase "categorical imperative"
West dating a Kardashian
West from Atlanta
West of Atlanta
West of Chicago
West of Georgia
West of Malibu
West of hip-hop
West of music
West of records
West on runways
West who interrupted Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV awards
West who married a Kardashian
West who released Yeezus
West with 21 Grammys
West with 21 Grammys through 2016
West with Roc-A-Fella records
West with over 20 Grammys
Word that replaces every instance of "God" in the Book of Genesis, in the novelty "The Book of Yeezus"
White clay
White clay used in cosmetics
Whom Hathaway and Carell battled in a 2008 film
"Whammo!"
Word often seen in comic book lettering
What Red Adair might do in Ionia?
WEST Kalimantan river
WOLF, black
Word derived from Japanese for "empty orchestra"
Word meaning "empty orchestra" in Japanese
*Where words may be mangled
Where many notes are missed
Where to belt one down and belt one out
Where to find flat beer drinkers?
Where to find open mikes
Wannabe lounge singer's aid
Waters off Siberia
Weight at the jeweler's
Weight: Var.
What "k" may stand for
What the "K" stands for in "24K Magic"
What the goldsmith brought to the potluck dinner?
Where to find belts and chops
What's a big hit with the school board?
Wood splitter, perhaps
Wood-splitting blow
Where choppers train
With "The," movie about a newborn who kicked during labor?
Word with Kid and chop: pl.
Word in many Bugs Bunny puns
Writer Capek
"War With the Newts" writer
Where Lake Ladoga is.
"We've Only Just Begun" singer Carpenter
"Will & Grace" character
"Will & Grace" role
Whistleblower Silkwood
Wife of Mike Pence
Writer Attiah
"We've Only Just Begun" soloist
Whom Paul McCartney called "the best female voice"
Woman of note #3
"Where the Wild Things Are" soundtrack artist
Wallenda family patriarch
Wallenda patriarch
Warden player in "Birdman of Alcatraz"
WEST German nuclear research and development site
WEST German river harbor/harbour
"What goes around comes around" principle
What has to be
Word in a John Lennon tune title
Word on a tip jar, perhaps
Word repeated in a Culture Club song
___ Wojtyla (John Paul II)
___ Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II)
___ Wojtyla (now Pope John Paul II)
World Chess champion, 1975-85
World chess champion, 1975-1985
Word after "Mario" or "go"
Wii game rides for Mario and Luigi
Wii rides for Mario and Luigi
___ White, singer of the 1991 #1 hit "Romantic"
Whole-grain cereal brand
Where Srinagar is
"Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody" director Lemmons
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