Letter W
Where a boxer may be trained
Watchers of boxers
Where boxers may be trained
Where to find Dandie Dinmonts.
Well-known Australian nurse.
"With a word about his favorite magazine, here's...
"We Are the World" singer who was half of a famous duo (oh, and one more thing...)
Where players win by having their balls sucked
WISCONSIN
Wisconsin birthplace of Orson Welles
Wisconsin city on Lake Michigan
Wisconsin port
Wisconsin town where Orson Welles was born
Watanabe and Burns
Wish-Bone alternative
Writer Kesey and others
Writers Follett and Kesey
Whitewater special prosecutor
Where Canterbury is
Where Dover is.
Where Hengist ruled
Where Maidstone is.
Where Margate is.
Where Tunbridge Wells is.
White subordinate
White underling
Where Pennyroyal Plateau is.
Where the Licking River flows.
Winner of 1952 Cotton Bowl game.
Whence Barack Obama, Sr.
Where Dinesen once dwelt
Where Mombasa is
Where Nairobi is capital
Where Nairobi is.
Where to find Africa's second-highest mountain
Was true to, as one's word
Well-___ secret
Withheld, as secrets
Wouldn't let go of
Wouldn't relinquish
Wouldn't surrender
What a Broadway composer's biographer did?
Wasn't a stranger
Was totally genuine
Wouldn't admit
Word with flop or plunk
Word with plop or chief
Word with plop or choo
What a Londoner parks by
Where Bentleys may be parked
Woman's head cover
With a thud: Colloq.
"Waitress" actress Russell
Who wrote "Who?"?
Writer of many Broadway scores
Wheat seed
Whole seed grain
with or like kernels
Whole grains of wheat.
Whole grains.
What a typographer might use to save space
What Brits call "paraffin oil"
What once lit street lamps
Wireless light
Writer Jack
With a thud
Walter or Deborah
Walter or Jean
Walter or Jean of Broadway
Walter, Jean or Deborah
Walter, the drama critic
Warrior's coach
Warriors coach Steve
Warriors coach found in "locker rooms"
Writer Jean
Walsh with 2004 and 2008 gold medals in beach volleyball
Walsh with three golds in beach volleyball
___ Walsh, three-time Olympic beach volleyball gold medalist
Walter, Jean, Deborah et al.
Writers Jean and Walter
Washington who played Olivia Pope
Where amateurs sing "Danny Boy"?
Wannabe first family of 2004
What John was able to do easily in the Massachusetts Senate race?
WOOL fabric, coarse
WOOL fabric, twilled
Woolen cloth for uniforms
Woolen trousers.
"Wouldn't It Be Good" Nik
Writer featured in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
"We R Who We R" R-tist
"We R Who We R" singer
Weight of ancient Egypt: Var.
Water boiler
Water heater for tea
Water-boiling device
What the pot called black
Where some chips are made
Where something may be brewing
Whistler in the kitchen
Whistler on the range
Whistler, at times
Whistler, of a sort
Whistler, sometimes
Whistling vessel
Word from Old Norse for "cauldron"
water heater used in tea making
When it's fine, it's not
Whistlers in a kitchen
Whistlers of a sort
Wife of Abraham
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback ___ Mason
Will Smith client in "Hitch"
Where England's famous botanical gardens are.
Winged baby, drawn by Rose O'Neill.
winged doll
What opens a lock
West in Florida?
West or Largo
West or stone
West, for one
What Allentown, Pa. gave Billy Joel
What a certain signature reveals
What a picker doesn't use
What a signature denotes
What a typist taps
What context is, in a saying
What good singers sing in
What makes a tumbler spin
What to sing in
What's stroked in some strokes
Where a center plays
Word after "skeleton" or "shift"
Word after skeleton or answer
Word before West or Largo
Word before ring or after master
Word before stone or stroke
Word used to decrypt a cipher
Word with board or stone
__ West, FL
___ West (island off the coast of Florida)
___ West, Fla.
What touch typists learn first.
With a certain pitch
With up, stressed out
Writer Frances Parkinson
Where to eavesdrop
What "Land ho!" often indicates?
With no opener
Watch intently in order to anticipate a play in football
What may hold loyalty cards
What pianists press to make music
West and Largo
West, Largo, et al
What a designated driver takes
What instrumentalists often change
What members of Set 2 have
What some hotel cards function as
What typists tap
Word in a Cronin title.
"Who is ___ Söze?" ("The Usual Suspects" question)
Wedge at the top of an arch
Wedge-shaped arch piece (PA)
Word for second base
What heroes receive from mayors
Winning point?
Where Hemingway wrote "A Farewell to Arms"
Where the USS Maine sailed from in 1898
word or phrase used to find something on a computer
Where Sanders pays the minimum wage
Where you may leave with a bucket
Where you might exchange tender for tenders
Where to get buckets
Where Putin got his professional start
Where Putin put in time, once
Wanda Sykes on airport security: "If your ass is darker than ___, you gettin' searched!"
Wind of Egypt.
wind type Egypt
wind type Sahara
Wrathful "Star Trek" villain
Wrathful Kirk foe
Wrathful foe of Captain Kirk
Wrathful one in a "Star Trek" sequel
World capital whose name means "elephant trunk" in Arabic
W. Pakistan–Afghanistan border feature.
What AM radio frequencies are given in
WNBA All-Star Nurse
WNBA star Nurse
What will happily sell its Soul?
Wild ass
Wild ass of Asia
Wild ass of Tibet
Wild tibetan donkey
wild ass Tibetan
Was a meddler
What 100-proof alcohol has
What a spiked drink has
Was awesomely successful
Words on the back of a prank victim
What you get "On Route 66"
Where inventors go to get their ideas funded online
Web fundraising company
Western moniker
What Bogart called Bergman
What Rick called Ilsa
Word after whiz or before glove
Word before vid or lit
Word in an Elvis film title
Word repeated in "I ___! I ___!"
Word with quiz or whiz
Word with stuff or glove
William the pirate
WORCESTERSHIRE carpet town (Eng.)
What Michael uses to handle people?
Word before pool or lit
Wee one's wheels
Where tots ride rides
Welterweight champ, '51-'54
Woolf's portrayer in "The Hours"
Waterworks, so to speak
Where low blows land
What Trix are for
Wiggles concertgoers, probably
Witch's defense in "Hansel and Gretel"?
What to choose from when you're in the minority?
Where you might find small fries for small fry
What a diaper-changing parent might fear?
Where small plates are served?
Where tots might have their taters
Whine about generational decline
WEST German canal
WEST German seaport city
Writer-naturalist John
white mineral consisting of hydrated magnesium sulphate
World capital since 1991
World capital with 2014 protests
World's most active volcano
West Virginian in U. S. Senate.
Waste, as time
What looks can't do?
What pollutants may do
What thou shalt not
Wicked volleyball hit
"Who __ Cock Robin?": nursery rhyme
"Who ___ Cock Robin?"
Whiled away, as time
Whodunit culprit
Word with app or bee
Word with giant or pain
Wrestling legend Kowalski
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