Crossword Clues Start With W, page 74
Where to find Washington?
Where the buffalo roamed.
Welsh.
Welsh on a promise: Colloq.
Washes out again.
Widespread S.A. people
What Victor Emmanuel once ruled
Warehouse facilities kept secret?
Warehouse facilities kept secret?
What Manx cats are not
Wishing undone
Wrapped again
War vehicles ahead of the troops?
What the Easter Bunny has to report to the IRS?
What the Easter Bunny has to report to the IRS?
What helps pay the governor's salary in Austin?
World Series team.
'Whew, such a relief that Kahlo arrived!'
With 40-Across, 8-Across's signature song
Where the President's wife receives guests.
Wood decay
When the VSI workers lost the vampire in the hall of mirrors, it ___
What does Grange do at dusk?
"When the ___ Robin . . . ": Woods song
What Sophie Tucker was
Where to shelve Bibles in the bookstore?
Wrote off gradually
Where Mt. Kilimanjaro is.
Wal-Mart, e.g.
Wal-Mart, for one
Went ___ twenty (batted .500)
Waste no time
Water
Water in this puzzle
Water
Want of existence: Lat.
"Would you __ swing ..."
What to expect from a "Hee Haw" calendar?
Working material for Mme. Tussaud
Wall Street landmark?
What Paul wore as an honor?
Well-known quotation
What was just laid in the henhouse?
What a forward-looking company plans for?
Welcome words at a bar
"Way to nag!"
Words of congratulation — NOT!
Wife James Joyce was attached to?
What could be said of this puzzle's subject?
Water wheel
Water wheel
Water-raising device
Water wheel
Water-raising device
Water wheel
Waterwheel.
Wheel for raising water.
Water wheel of the bucket type.
Water wheel used in Persia.
Water wheel with buckets, used in Spain.
Water-raising wheel.
Water wheel used in Spain.
Water device of the Orient.
Water wheel.
Water lifter
Water wheel
Waterwheel
Water-raising device
Waterwheel
Water wheel
Water wheel
Water wheel
"We shall ___ fail": Churchill
Water wheels constructed of buckets.
Water wheels.
Water-raising wheels.
Water wheels
Water wheels
"Wa-a-ay off!"
Wall St. specialist.
Where a hangman buys supplies?
Where parkas are worn
What some of the letters in this puzzle seemingly have
What a cornered criminal has?
What a cornered criminal has?
"Why bother?"
"Why bother?"
Writing materials
"___ worry"
Words before mention or worry
"What's ___ like?"
"___ worry!"
"___ worry"
"What's __ like?"
"___ worry . . ."
"_____ worry ..."
"What's _____ like?”
Words before mention or worry
"What's ___ like?"
'What's -- like?'
"What's ___ like?"
"What's ___ like?"
___ worry
"What's ___ like?"
WINTER
Whopper request
Wall "fixtures" of song
Weakened
With 26 Down, song for French washerwomen?
Watch attachments
Water-rescue dog, for short
Water-rescue dog, for short
Watergate, notably?
Watergate, notably?
Wisconsin school site?
Wisconsin school site?
Why did the musician go on vacation?
With 63 Across, why 119 Across said this puzzle's quip
Was left out, facetiously
Was left out, facetiously
Was completely uninformed
1980 WILLIE NELSON FILM
1980 Willie Nelson movie
Waller-Razaf hit: 1929
Waller classic
Well-known pseudonym.
What 2-Down was designed to be, in principle, by its original creator
Wall piers
Where frogs shop?
Words after the end of 17-A, 25-A, 53-A and 62-A
With 124-Across, ARBITRAGE (n.)
Wine vessel of early Christian church.
Wine vessel.
Where fleas hang out?
Wedding dance film?
Wedding dance film?
Without a match
With empty holds.
Without freight.
Where weasels dwell?
What a typical wannabe writer has?
"Who's been sleeping in ___?"
Wayne and Newley
WWW City Hall operation?
What to take from the starred answers in order to get 65-Across
"We stop serving at ten past"?
Without letup
Was a hit man
With 40 Across, sometime feature of American and British newspapers
Witticism from Sherlock Holmes?
Where some deals are made?
"...wait ___ man"
Weapon for a medieval assassin?
"WHO"
Wilt
Women's Open player
Wasplike
Whale
Windows 95, Windows NT, e.g.
Windows XP, Windows NT, e.g.
What a doctor uses to keep Fido warm?
Woman's accessory
Water craft: Abbr.
What's the fat lady waiting for?
W.W. II training center near Boston
Win in a long winning streak?
Weapon for a medieval assassin?
"Where ___?" (query of 1948)
Words often sung on January 1
Words from a New Year's song
"Wise Blood" author
"Wise Blood" author
"Wise Blood" author
Working
Wolverine
"Wow!" to a curious drummer?
What spouse does every night, step 1
What an old yearbook may elicit
Weight Watchers' employees?
Wheels and deal?
Wealthy patronage.
Wedding day watchword?
Wool comber.
Weaker, as an excuse
Was prepared with an alibi
Work by the Persian poet Saadi.
Where topsides and decks meet.
West African harnessed antelope.
With 61 Across, Berra-type observation
Was burdened by trouble
Wrap around manually.
Wireless pioneer
"Wherever I hang my hat ___"
Was stirred by
Where to order a perm or a pint?
With 37 and 54 Across, a homely quote
"Wow!"
"Wow!"
"Wow!"
Washington group.
Word element meaning "thief."
Water cooler gossip?
Water cooler gossip?
W.W. II field marshal
Wheelie supporter
World Series victory celebration feature
Wearers of sheets and hoods.
Wearying by importunities.
Was well-versed in a will?
With 13 Down, tried to avert bad luck
Why horses are attracted to a witch's headgear?
Wellington and others.
Weather vanes
What 5 diamonds means after a bid of 4 no trump, in Blackwood convention.
World War II
What the nine long answers each start with
What's NU?
Working girls.
Women's volunteer organizations
Women's volunteer organizations
Whips.
Whips used for flogging
What happened at the end of intermission?
Waterway with no turns?
Wolfe's "___ a Novel."
What the rowdy chef did?
Where Mr. Jones lived?
Waltzes and sambas, e.g.
What Fritz and Sapt are: The Prisoner of Zenda.
What a 20-Across might say
What you might go to a Beyoncé or Isley Brothers concert for?
With 40- and 48-Across, much-mocked ad phrase that could have been said by the answers to the four starred clues
Where to store extra chandeliers?
Wildly excited
Wildly excited
Words by Frederic Farrar
Where raffle tickets belong
Where gold coins may be found
Where an enlisted man is quartered?
Walking arm ___
Willie Mays, for one
Where Jim Bowie went to the bathroom?
Went gathering certain fruit.
Worker, in an orchard.
Whoppers about to be served?
Where peasants work?
Where peasants work?
When doubled, a song-turned-meme performed by Gary Brolsma
Word repeated in a 2004-05 YouTube viral video
Walnut: Sp.