Crossword Clues Start With W, page 615
Wall climber
Wall-climbing plant
What Salk conquered
Woodland climber
Wrigley climber
What Brits call a flashlight
What an unrequited lover carries
What tribute band will carry
What an unrequited lover carries
Weight for Miss Liberty
Weight for Miss Liberty
Wisdom ___
Word before fairy or decay
Word after baby or sweet
White canine
Wearer of a crown, at times
Word before fairy or decay
Wearer of a crown, at times
Working just fine
Weasel out of
Woman from Mexico
Woman from Mexico
Woman from the barrio, most likely
Watt's relative
Where the sidewalk ends
Where the sidewalk ends
Where some stock prices are quoted.
Walk on the edge?
Where the sidewalk ends
Where the sidewalk ends
Walk on the edge?
Will ___ of "High Noon"
Welles character
Welles's "Citizen"
1941 Welles role
Welles role
Wellesian 'Citizen'
Welles citizen
Welles role
1941 Welles role
Welles character
Welles portrayal
Welles' "Citizen ___"
Welles' "Citizen ___"
Welles role
Welles' role
Welles character
Welles' tycoon publisher
Welles portrayal
Welles role based on Hearst
1941 Welles role
1941 Welles role
Welles' "Citizen ___"
Welles role
Welles role based on Hearst
1941 Welles role
Welles role
Welles portrayal
Welles role
Welles film role
Welles iconic role
Welles' "Citizen"
Welles' 'Citizen'
Wordless refusal
"Without a doubt"
"Without a doubt!"
'Without a doubt!'
"Without a doubt"
'Without a doubt'
Wilder's "The Bridge of San __ Rey"
With 33 Across, the person quoted
Wilder's 'The Bridge of San __ Rey'
Wine source
Wall climber
Watermelon-producing plant
Winery plant
What Tarzan swings on
Watermelon-producing plant
Winery plant
Wall climber
Wall climber
Wall-climbing plant
Where grapes grow
Wall-climbing plant
Wall-climbing plant
Wall climber
What a grape grows on
Where 3-Down's address was delivered
Where Lincoln delivered an address at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in 1863
Washington capital.
West Coast capital.
Western capital
West Coast capital
Washington state capital
West Coast capital
Washington state capital
West London exhibition centre
Washington’s state capital
Washington's capital
Wartime riveter
"We Can Do It!" iconic character
Woman on the old "We Can Do It!" posters
Wartime "Riveter"
WWII riveter
W.W.II poster icon
"White Men Can't Jump" actress Perez
WWII riveter
WWII riveter
Well-known riveter
WWII poster icon
WWII riveter
What McCall's was renamed
Well-known riveter.
W. W. II riveter
Wartime riveter
W.W. II "riveter"
W.W. II riveter
With 71-Across, "White Men Can't Jump" co-star
W.W. II's ___ the Riveter
W.W. II poster girl
Woman's floral nickname
Whoopi's predecessor on "The View"
WWII riveter
WWII riveter
Whoopi replaced her on "The View"
"We Can Do It!" riveter
Working woman on WWII posters
W.W. II poster girl
Woman's floral nickname
'We Can Do It!' riveter
"We Can Do It!" poster woman
Wartime riveter
Whom Whoopi succeeded on ''The View''
WWII riveter
WWII riveter
Woman on W.W. II-era posters
Woman who had a riveting job?
Washington senator Gorton
Washington's Sen. ___ Gorton
Washington senator Gorton, who is slamming the proposed Microsoft breakup plan backed by the Clinton administration
Washington state senator Gorton
Where Phillips Academy is
Where Mrs. Stowe lived
Winner of the 1854 Epsom Derby
"__ Weapon"
"___ Weapon"
"___ Weapon" (Mel Gibson film)
"__ Weapon"
"__ Weapon"
"__ Weapon" (Gibson/Glover film)
"___ Weapon"
"___ Weapon"
"_____ Weapon" (Mel Gibson film)
"_____ Weapon"
Word with weapon or injection
Word in a Gibson film title
Worse than harmful
Word with "weapon" or "injection"
"___ Weapon 4"
Word with "weapon" or "injection"
'___ Weapon' (Mel Gibson film)
Wrongly ordered all the killing
Where stevedores toil
Worker at a stable
When it is unsafe to use your phone, for short
When takeoff is scheduled to occur: Abbr.
When one might leave JFK
When takeoff is expected: Abbr.
When you'd expect to leave SeaTac, briefly
When one might leave JFK
When takeoff is expected: Abbr.
Weather-sensitive airport stat
Weather-sensitive stat, often
When "pushback" should be: Abbr.
When to take off: Abbr.
Wheels-up announcement, briefly
What a gate change might affect: Abbr.
What you might arrive two hrs. early for
When a plane is due to take off: Abbr.
When an airplane is due to take off, for short
When to expect takeoff, for short
What boarding precedes, for short
When a plane is due to take off, for short
When something should take off, for short
When you think you'll leave, briefly
When a plane is due to take off, for short
What boarding precedes, for short
When something should take off, for short
When the gate is supposed to close: Abbr
What fog often pushes back
When a plane is supposed to leave: Abbr
When you'll likely go, at SFO
Weather-sensitive airport stat
Weather-sensitive stat, often
Weather-sensitive airport stat
Weather-sensitive stat, often
Weather-sensitive airport stat
When a plane is due to leave, for short
When a plane is due to take off, for short
Way into a mine
With few exceptions
With despair
With tear-dimmed eyes
With a heavy heart
With regret
Word before bad news
With remorse
With a heavy heart
With heavy heart
With a long face
With regret
Word before bad news
With regrets
With regret
With remorse
With regret
With melancholy
With sorrow
Without cheer.
With regret.
With a heavy heart.
Without joy.
Without spirit
Without joy
With sorrow
With morosity
With low spirits
With regrets
With a heavy heart
With regrets
With a heavy heart
With remorse
With sorrow
With a heavy heart
With remorse
With a long face
Woefully
With a long face
With sorrow
With regrets
With regret
With regret
Woefully speak about diamonds left
Webber's partner
Webber's partner
Writer of 1776.
Writer of the "times that try men's souls."
Writer of 1776
Writer of "The Age of Reason"
Webber's partner