Letter W
Where they wait on you hand and foot?
Where to get a mani-pedi
Where filing work is done
"We wear short shorts" brand
"We wear short shorts" depilatory
"Works while you shower" brand
Wax Ready-Strips brand
Wax Ready-Strips maker
What may get rid of the fuzz
World capital with minibuses called _matatus_
Way too trusting
Wide-eyed and unsophisticated
Willing to believe anything
Without worldly sophistication
Without worldly wisdom
Worldly-unwise
Works of childlike simplicity
With a lack of guile
Without sophistication
Without understanding the consequences
Wetness behind the ears?
Wide eyes
Wide-eyedness
Wearing no clothes
With not a stitch on
Without threads
Word before ravioli or eye
Word with "truth" or "ambition"
Word with truth
With "The," 1973 film based on a Desmond Morris bestseller
Wearing one's birthday suit
What a fairy-tale emperor could be called?
Without anything on
With less on?
*William S. Burroughs novel
William Burroughs classic
William S. Burroughs novel (and this puzzle's theme)
William S. Burroughs novel whose chapters are intended to be read in any order
With full disclosure
With nothing to hide
With total exposure
With "The," Desmond Morris book about a legume in the raw?
WORDS FROM SIR JOHN HARINGTON
"We Gotta Get Out of This Place" place
"We Were Soldiers" setting
"Westworld" actor Leonardo
War area to some vets
War area, to GIs
War depicted in Spike Lee's "Da 5 Bloods," informally
War in "Watchmen"
War locale informally
War locale, for short
War site during LBJ's presidency
War site, informally
War site, to '60s GIs
War site, to some G.I.'s
War zone during LBJ's presidency
War zone for Rambo, informally
War zone of the '60s
War zone, to G.I.'s
What Lin's D.C. wall commemorates
What several characters in "Coming Home" came home from, informally
Where "we" are in the Billy Joel lyric "We said we'd all go down together", familiarly
Where Ali wouldn't fight
Where Forrest Gump did a tour
Where Forrest Gump fought, for short
Where Forrest Gump met Lieutenant Dan
Where Forrest Gump served
Where G.I.'s fought Charlie
Where G.I.s fought in the '60s
Where Gump served
Where Gump served, for short
Where Joan's husband is serving on "Mad Men," for short
Where John McCain was a P.O.W.
Where McCain fought, for short
Where Rambo served, for short
Where Walter served, in {/The Big Lebowski/}
Where a 65-year-old vet may have fought
Where many became vets
Where many draftees were sent in the '60s
Where many vets fought
Where many vets served
Where many vets served, briefly
Where many war vets fought
Where some VFW's served
Where some vets fought
Where some vets served, informally
Where some vets were based
Where swift boats were deployed, for short
Where the VC fought
Where the famous 'war is hell' photo was taken, briefly
Worthy of mention
Worthy to be given a title
Worthy to be mentioned
Welcome in a yoga class
Word that ends many yoga classes
Weakly sentimental.
"What's in a __?": Juliet
"What's in a __?": Shak.
"What's in a ___?"
"What's in a ___?" ("Romeo and Juliet")
"What's in a ___?" (Shakespeare)
"What's in a ___?" (line from Juliet)
"Where the Streets Have No ___"
"Who are you?"
"Who's this under?"
What you might ask for when meeting someone new
What you might give when introducing yourself
Word that precedes "tag" in a playground game
We all have one
What America's horse lacked
What Juliet asked Romeo to doff
What Lucy Stone kept at her 1855 wedding
What a person goes by
What an anonymous person doesn't reveal
What every make of auto has
What generic goods lack
What many a bride changes
What many a trans person changes
What may be above pronouns in an email signature
What someone is called
What you call by
What you go by
What you're called
Word after "given" or "trade"
Word after maiden or pen
Word after pen or pet
Word after pet or pen
Word after user or stage
Word at the top of an application
Word before or after "brand"
Word on a "Hello!" sticker
Word on a "Hello!" tag
Word on a Xmas card.
Word sometimes used with its plural
Word with full or file
Word with pen or pet
Word with stage or pen
word by which a person or thing is known
Worthy of a title
"What are you asking?"
"Whatever you ask, I'll pay it"
Well-known product labels
"Whatever you want -- just say!"
"Whatever you'd like"
"Whatever your heart desires!"
". . . who shall remain ___"
What Bingo was, in song?
Where pizza originated
Whistle-blower, at times
Whistle-blower, e.g.
What many celebrities have
What people might be called by their parents
What people are often called by
What Rudolph used to be called
What bylines are made up of
What enemies might call each other
What expecting parents choose
When doubled, gets specific
When doubled, sings
When doubled, tattles
When doubled, what a rat does
When repeated, gets specific, as an informer
When repeated, identifies people
When repeated, identifies those responsible
When repeated, is specific
When repeated, sings
When repeated, snitches
When repeated, spills the beans
When repeated, squeals
When repeated, tells all
Widely known persons.
William and Mary
What "Jr." often implies
What a Jr. is to his Sr.
What a junior is
with the same name
Welcome-kit pin-on
Where you might see "Hello"
Written introduction?
What Starkist decided to do for "Charlie"?
Whence Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt
Windhoek is its capital
Windhoek's land
Windhoek's location
Windhoek's nation
Whale in a 1966 film
Woods of "China Beach"
Wendy Darling's dog
Wendy Darling's pooch
Wendy's Newfoundland.
Wendy's dog
Wendy's dog in "Peter Pan"
Wendy's pet
Wendy's pet in "Peter Pan"
Wendy, Michael, and John's dog
Wendy, Michael, and John's pooch
What some call Grandma
Who's minding the baby, maybe
Wife of Gramps
Word repeated in the classic children's book "_____ Upstairs & _____ Downstairs"
Words before "hey, hey, hey, goodbye"
Work by Eugene Zola
"Where's Grandma?" response?
Walker or Wilson
White House adviser in the 80's
Woman's name that's also a city in France
Wilson and Reagan
Work by Brahms
Wife of Balder
wife Balder
With "The," 1965 Bette Davis suspense film
Word before cam or state
Word before goat or state
Working parent's hire, maybe
Working parents' hire
What a male babysitter may sport?
Wee iPod
Word form for "billionth"
Word form for "one billionth"
world at a microscopic level, as dealt with by nanotechnology
WWII radio N's
Winner of 1922 Nobel Peace Prize.
WELSH coke and coal processing site
white sauce with whipping cream and shrimp butter
Whaler home port
Where the Pequod is docked, at the start of "Moby-Dick"
When doubled, Mork's good-bye
When doubled, Mork's sign-off
When doubled, a Robin Williams character's catchphrase
When doubled, a sitcom sign-off
When doubled, an Orkan sign-off
When doubled, an old TV signoff
When doubled, an old sitcom goodbye
When doubled, an old sitcom sign-off
When doubled, part of many a Robin Williams tribute
When repeated, Mork's TV sign-off
When repeated, Mork's catchphrase on "Mork and Mindy"
When repeated, Mork's closing
When repeated, Mork's farewell
When repeated, Mork's good-bye
When repeated, Mork's sign-off
When repeated, Orkan for "good-bye"
When repeated, a TV sign-off
When repeated, a classic sitcom sign-off
When repeated, an old TV sign-off
When repeated, an old sitcom catchphrase
When repeated, an old sitcom farewell
Word from Mork
when repeated a classic sitcom sign off
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