Crossword Clues Start With W, page 1040
Walter Raleigh, among others
Word of politesse
With 47 Down, Minuteman Press competitor
What to call a gentleman
___ Winston Churchill
Word for a superior
Walter Raleigh, for one
What to call a baronet
What to call a sergeant
What Marcie called 52-Down
What to call a knight
What to call an officer
What a person may become when kneeling
What to call an officer, maybe
Walter Scott title
What 16-Across has been called since 1998
Word often following yes or no
Walter Raleigh or Walter Scott
Word before and after "yes"
Word said with a salute
With 39-Across and 58-Down, response to a military command
Word before and after "yes," in the Army
Word before and after "no"
What Marcie calls Peppermint Patty in "Peanuts"
Word before and after yes, in the military
Word accompanying a salute
Walter Scott's title
What to call a knight
Word in a salutation, perhaps
William Penn, for one
What to call a baronet
Walter Raleigh's title
What a person may become when kneeling
Word after "aye, aye"
Word for a male superior
What to call a sergeant, perhaps
Walter Raleigh or Walter Scott
Word said with a salute
Word that's conferred
What to call a knight
Walter Scott or Walter Raleigh
What to call Lancelot
West Point word
Word heard at boot camp
Word with "yes" or "dear"
Word for a superior
What Marcie calls Peppermint Patty
What to call a knight
Word said with a salute, often
Word said with a salute, sometimes
Word for a male superior
Wanting
Wanting
Worthy of help
Writer's guidelines
Writer's guidelines
Writer's requirements
Word count, style, etc.
What's possibly needed to see small details?
Whiffable traces
What the nose knows
What beezers detect
Wavy lines in comic strips
What wavy lines may represent
What your nose knows
What the nose knows
What Febreze eliminates
What Febreze fights
What wavy lines may represent
What baking soda collects
What the nose knows
Whiffs that waft
Word on baking-soda boxes
What the nose knows
What anosmic people can't sense
Whiffs
What your nose knows
What wavy lines often represent
What some sprays eliminate
Whiffs
What the nose knows
What osmics is the study of
What baking soda collects
What baking soda neutralizes
What the nose knows
Warnings of gas leaks
What your nose knows
What wilting flowers do
"Wait, I don't want to be alone here!"
Word to a boxer
Word to Rover
Word to a boxer
Word to Fido
White collar worker?
With 53-Down, spend the night
What the Khan invited the Polos to do.
Ward off.
Whalebone device
Word to 17-Across
With 40-Across, coloring advice ... and literally so
"___ With Me" (Sam Smith hit)
Wait around
Welcoming word
Wear out one's welcome
"___ woke!"
"What I think . . .," in a chatroom
"Well, I'd say ...," in a text
Web shorthand meaning "editorially speaking"
"What I think," online
'Well, I'd say ...,' in a text
Whopper creators
Whopper peddlers
Whopper creators
Whopper creators
Whopper weavers
Whopper tellers
Whopper creators
Whopper inventors
Whopper creators
Whopper creators
Whopper tellers
Whopper tellers
Witnesses to avoid
Whopper peddlers
Whopper tellers
Witnesses to avoid
Whopper creators
Whopper inventors
Whopper creators
Whopper inventors
What Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat
With 26 Down, Israeli statesman.
What Mrs. Sprat wouldn't eat
With 49 Down, Israeli V.I.P.
"Waterloo" pop band
With 45-Down, author of "My People"
With 49-Down, former Israeli statesman
Word to Fido
With 2-Down, "My People" author
Word to a boxer?
Whalebone, once
White collar worker?
"Waterloo" quartet
"Waterloo" pop group
"Waterloo" band
'Waterloo' singers
Welcoming word
'Waterloo' quartet
"Waterloo" band
"Winner Takes It All" band
"Waterloo" singers
'___ With Me' (Sam Smith hit)
"Waterloo" band
Waterloo pop group
Waterloo singing group
"Waterloo" group
Words on parting very much in need of a trim?
"___ woke!"
Word before out or put
"Waterloo" quartet
Word of riddance
"Waterloo" foursome
"Waterloo" singing group
Wave away
"Waterloo" group
Wave away, maybe
With 47-Across, Israel's first ambassador to the U.N.
"Waterloo" singing group
"When All Is Said and Done" group
'Waterloo' band
Wave away
'Waterloo' band
'Waterloo' singers
'Waterloo' group
Wave away
'Waterloo' singing group
“When All Is Said and Done” group
Wave away, maybe
With 31-Down, 'Don't go anywhere'
With 11-Down, 'Don't drop your guard!'
Word of dismissal
Wave off
Word to a fly
"Waterloo" quartet
"Waterloo" pop group
Word to the unwanted
'Waterloo' foursome
'Waterloo' quartet
'Waterloo' singing group
'Waterloo' band
'Waterloo' group
'Waterloo' quartet
Wave away
Word to scare chickens.
'Waterloo' pop group
'Waterloo' quartet
Word of dismissal.
''Waterloo'' supergroup
''Waterloo'' group
''Waterloo'' singers
"Waterloo" band
'Waterloo' band
Word before fly
Word to chickens
What guest might do, perhaps consuming tons
Wave away
Word to a fly
What Remainer will do, perhaps taking time
"Waterloo" band
'Waterloo' group
Word before "warm" or "woke"
Wave off
"Waterloo" group
'Waterloo' band
'Waterloo' group
"Waterloo" group
Word to a caterwauler?
Word to a fly
What Remainer will do for example, eating tons
"Wait there, Rover!"
Wait, in just a year
Word to a pest
"Waterloo" group
Word to a fly
"Waterloo" group
Word heard upon driving away?
Wave off
Word to a pest
Word heard upon driving away?
Wave away
Wave off
Wave off
Waste containers
Wave away
Where coal is kept.
Window box bloom
Window box bloom
Wild-violet hybrid
Wuss
Wuss in the garden?
Window box favorite
Window box bloom
Window box bloom
What a Persian cat's face resembles
Waft up above
With 20-Down, kiddie-lit counterpart of Sherlock Holmes
Without a sou
Wanting others' attention and approval
Wanting others' attention and approval
Without much fat