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Washington name With 60-Across, one of two U.S. vice presidents to resign from office What a hothead loses Word repeated after someone starts to show anger When repeated, statement after an explosion "Why, the world's mine oyster." Writer of Morse cop novel Writer of music Well-stocked Well filled. Well supplied. Well-supplied. Well supplied Well-supplied (with) Well-supplied (with) Well-fed Winner of the 1985 Best New Artist Grammy What many an ex of mine turned out to be Wooden barrier WWI director of all US navy bands "Washington Post March" composer What the four undercover orgs. in this puzzle might do With bathroom attached Woman's skirt, in P. I. "We've already gone over this" Words "in your eyes," musically "We've already gone over this" What the clueless have? What the clueless have? 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With "wing," a hummingbird Weapon What a warmonger rattles Weapon for a trooper Wide neckwear Wide tie Where Eliza urged Dover Where to see a derby win, or a tie Wide tie Wide tie What Brits call a cravat Windsor Castle neighbor Wide neckwear Wide tie Well-known race course. Wide cravat Wide scarf Where to see a derby win, or a tie Wide tie Way-fancy tie Wide neckwear Wide necktie Wide tie Wide neck scarf Wide neck wrap Wide tie Way-fancy tie Wide neckwear Wide tie Wide neckwear Wide necktie Wide tie Wild coast tests the horses Where the Queen often sees racehorses tie What Ralph Nader did in 2000, 2004 and 2008 What the humbled eat Western Indian. Word with eat or scare What certain braggarts eat What the humbled eat What the humbled eat Winged creature What sticks to your ribs? Wit who said "Life is not having been told that the man has just waxed the floor" Wry Rye rhymer "Who wants my jellyfish? / I'm not sellyfish!" poet Well-known versifier. Writer of humorous verse. Whimsical poet Writer Ogden Who wrote "Parsley / Is gharsley" Who wrote 'Parsley / Is gharsley' 'Who wants my jellyfish? I'm not sellyfish!' writer "Who wants my jellyfish? / I'm not sellyfish!" poet 'Who wants my jellyfish? / I'm not sellyfish!' poet When you get right down to it Where some are young Where many of the elderly are young Where some are young Where some are young Where some are young Where many of the elderly are young Wash room What tabloids are after, after "dirty" Weekend chore, for some Wash room Wash room Wash room Weekly job. Wash. Washing of clothes Wash two French articles without water? Washing Where clothes are washed and ironed Ward heeler Wheeler-dealer Where Warsaw is: Abbr. Washington figure Wheeler-dealer in D.C., e.g. Wash. habitue Where Warsaw is: Abbr. Washington figure Washington player, briefly Where the monetary unit is the zloty: Abbr. Where Lwow is: Abbr. Where Lwów is: Abbr. Where the Vistula flows: Abbr. Where Lodz is: Abbr. Warsaw's land: Abbr. 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