Letter W
Wreath used as a symbol by film festivals
Welty's "Optimist's Daughter"
Well-earned praise
What many people rest on.
Woven foliage of the bay tree
Wreaths of honor
What Daphne turned into, to escape Apollo
Wagnerian singer.
Winner of eight Grammys, the most for a female rapper
Wash basin: Abbr.
Washing place
Washroom
Washroom, briefly
Washroom, casually
Washroom, for short
Washroom, in Worcester
Washroom, in brief
Washroom, informally
Washroom, so to speak
Washroom: Abbr.
Water closet, informally
Welsh washroom
What one may get a hall pass to, informally
Where a Brit may powder her nose
Where many people solve crosswords, for short
Where you gotta go?
What hardens into igneous rock
What streams from fissures during an eruption
What streams down a volcano’s side
WD-40 Company soap brand
What Antofalla might spew
What Kilauea spews
What a volcano erupts
What aa and pahoehoe are varieties of
What baking soda and vinegar simulate, in a classic science fair experiment
What flows from Mount Etna
What magma becomes when it's erupted
What makes Hawaii grow
What obsidian forms from
What spews from a volcano
What the floor is, in a children's game
What the floor is, in a game
What the floor is, in an improv game
What your floor may be made of in a certain game
When repeated, a Samoan garment
Whence obsidian
Word before "lamp" or "cake"
Word before "lamp" or "girl"
Word with cake or lamp
Wash basin.
Washbasin with a spigot
washing out a hollow organ by flushing with water
washing out of a hollow organ
Washings, in hospitals
Washings.
W.W. II appeaser
What may fill a crater
Wax-filled illumination
Wax-filled light
Where you may find a vacant seat on a flight
Wash up, e.g.
Wash up, old-style
Wash with soap and water
Wash, in "Titus Andronicus"
Wash, old-style
Wash, quaintly
Wash: Poet.
wash or flow against
Washed (against).
Washed oneself
Washing; bathing.
washing with injections of water
Wimbledon champ Four-time Australian Open champ
Winner of tennis's Grand Slam in 1962 and 1969
Washers
Washes one's body
What Ricky Martin sang about in 1999
What you might say after "C'est"
Well-appointed
With price no object
With extravagance
Wash: Lat.
Work, in Milano
W.C.'s
Wash-up rooms, for short
Washrooms, briefly
Washrooms, for short
"Where there is no ___, there is no freedom": Locke
"Why, there oughta be a ___!"
What governs legal proceedings
What "torah" means
What Father William took to.
What Moses received on Mt. Sinai
What W.J.C. taught at the U. of Ark.
What a bill may become
What a court interprets
What a criminal breaks
What a dictator's word is
What bills may become
What the "attorney" is "at"?
What the police enforce
What the police uphold
What the world needs.
What you might lay down, with "the"
What's broken by a code breaker?
Word after Murphy's or lemon
Word after common or case
Word after leash or lemon
Word before "school" or "firm"
Word of a despot
Word with "blue" or "lemon"
Word with "martial" or "Murphy's"
Word with common or criminal
What passionate judges believe in?
Where some suits are pressed
Well-known warden.
Warlike use of the judicial system against opponents
WELLS FARGO opens country clubs catering to attorneys?
Warrior Princess player
Wide open, as a town
Western hero, often
Wyatt Earp, e.g.
Wearers of tin stars
Wearers of white hats
Western sheriffs, for example
What the Earps were
Well-kept grass plot.
What a picket fence may enclose
What a sidewalk may abut
What a sprinkler may sprinkle
What old men are concerned about kids being on, stereotypically
Where a plot thickens
Where blades cut blades
Where crabgrass seems to thrive
Where to do mower work
Where to play tennis.
White House adjunct
White House feature
Word before chair or care
What spreaders are used for
Weekend warrior?
Well-manicured things
What white picket fences often surround
White House expanses
Wimbledon courts, in essence
What an investor in golf courses might buy?
Words before supply and demand
Where suits are worked on
Washington's half-brother.
Welk with a baton
Where Wilt Chamberlain went to college
What bills become
What criminals ignore
What felons flout
What judges interpret
What police enforce
What police forces enforce
What police officers enforce
Where Stevenson was in 1925.
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
"While the Billy Boils" author Henry
What a settler leaves behind?
What might help right a wrong
What the first words of the answers to starred clues describe
W. Coast airport one might think has poor security?
Webbed stick sport adored by bros, for short
West Coast air hub
West Coast airport letters
West Coast airport, briefly
West Coast baggage tag
West Coast flight destination, briefly
West Coast hub, for short
West Coast travel hub, informally
West coast airport, for short
What a stickler is not
Where Hoffman lands in "The Graduate"
Willing to overlook the rules
Without much pressure
World's busiest origin and destination airport
Want of strictness.
With insufficient strictness
With negligence
Without circumspection
Without discipline
Without due care
Without due diligence
Without much supervision, say
Without strict oversight
Was idle
Was supine
What hens do
Word before off, on, up, down, in or out
Word before or after "Lady" in a Dylan title
Word often confused with "lie"
Word often misused in place of "lie"
Word sometimes confused with "lie"
Word with about or away
Word with odds or bricks
Word with over or out
Work with bricks
What a cone might do to a dieter?
Was in store
What oviparous creatures do
Wedding cake feature
Wedding cake part
Wedding cake section
Wedding cake segment
Wedding cake stratum
Wedding cake tier
Wedding-cake feature
Working hen
What bakers might do their level best to make?
Why an old dessert might be skipped?
With multiple levels, as a cake
with one layer on top of another
What many dress in during winter
Working hens
What something sincere might be cloaked in
What words that are fun to clue in crosswords usually have ... and what appear in each of this puzzle's four corners
Wardrobes for the youngest set.
Wait to ambush
Wait to attack
Waited to attack from a hidden spot
Waiting in hiding (for)
Wrong thing to say when you're actually lying?
Words before "on the line"
Woman in a Derek and the Dominos hit
Woman in an Eric Clapton tune
Woman urged to "ease my worried mind" in song
What Macduff didn't do
Worker's dread
Worker's worry
Workforce reductions
Waiting period between flights
What a fan does to Bon Jovi with "Hands"?
Wise alternative
Wise competitor
Wise rival
What a "turkey" does on Broadway.
Words before one's feet or one's door
Waits in ambush
Waits to attack
What Hingis does?
Wagers like someone with a hot take
Was concealed by, in a way
With Boy, a fancy chair
__ Wolf, "Fiddler on the Roof" butcher
Waste in sloth.
Wax slothful.
What many do on a day off
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