Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Wordsworth or Coleridge, as a poet	34
Wordsworth's Tintern ____	32
Wordsworth's " . . . Tintern ___"	47
Wordsworth's " . . . ___ Abbey"	45
Wordsworth's "Ode ___"	36
Wordsworth's "pride of Lorton Vale"	49
Wordsworth's "Rob ___ Grave"	42
Wordsworth's "solitary Tree"	42
Wordsworth's "Tintern ___"	40
Wordsworth's "We ___ Seven"	41
Wordsworth's "We _____ Seven"	43
Wordsworth's "___ Abbey"	38
Wordsworth's "___ to Duty"	40
Wordsworth's successor as poet laureate	43
Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey	33
Wordsworth, Southey and Coleridge	33
Wordy phrase to introduce your opinion	38
Wore out a maternity-room carpet	32
Wore the pants in the family, in olden times	44
Work a whole day without stopping, say	38
Work about a wish-hoarding spirit?	34
Work areas with long tables, briefly	36
Work at the post office, in a way	33
Work attributed to Snorri Sturluson	35
Work break for a former "Sexiest Man"?	48
Work briefly in the Volkswagen plant?	37
Work by Verdi, with "La"	34
Work divided by time, in physics	32
Work done on a collapsible table	32
Work done to leave the injured list	35
Work for "Maxim," maybe	33
Work for "Trading Spaces," perhaps	44
Work for a Supreme Court justice	32
Work for which Steely Dan won their first Grammy	48
Work force entrants' assets, briefly	40
Work force that turns over a lot	32
Work hard to form, as an agreement	34
Work hard to get, with "out"	38
Work in the environmental sector	32
Work in the shadows of Broadway?	32
Work in which Iago is a baritone	32
Work land for a portion of the harvest	38
Work like a certain medical device	34
Work of fiction, south of the border	36
Work off nervous energy, in a way	33
Work off restless energy, in a way	34
Work often read before the "Odyssey"	46
Work on a magazine cover, in a way	34
Work on a radio personality's hair?	39
Work on an antimacassar, perhaps	32
Work on it began in Rome in 1817	32
Work on logical proofs while dining out?	40
Work on more, as a farrier might	32
Work one's fingers to the bone	34
Work order from computer giant Michael?	39
Work over Christmas vacation, perhaps	37
Work period most prone to robberies?	36
Work period that happens after dark	35
Work period that stretches into the wee hours	45
Work places with tables, for short	34
Work product for a Supreme Court clerk	38
Work recounting Dido's suicide	34
Work requiring oversized shelves, briefly	41
Work spots for struggling musicians	35
Work started by London's Philological Soc.	46
Work subtitled "A Life": Abbr.	40
Work that can't be done alone	33
Work that gives the illusion of movement	40
Work that includes a visit to the underworld	44
Work that marked the start of musical Romanticism	49
Work that offers no chance for advancement	42
Work that takes place in Memphis	32
Work the breakfast shift at the diner, perhaps	46
Work the late shift at the diner?	33
Work to get better rights, maybe	32
Work to get off the injured list	32
Work to get, as someone's trust	35
Work to reduce a cause of air pollution?	40
Work together toward a common end	33
Work week starter after many a holiday: Abbr.	45
Work whose title character is Manrico	37
Work with "do" or "cost you"	48
Work with a British demolition crew	35
Work with a calculator, in a way	32
Work with a famous four-note motif	34
Work without __ (live dangerously)	34
Work without ___ (have no safety backup)	40
Work ___ (code of the dedicated)	32
Work, hobbies, social events, etc.	34
Workaholic's personality pattern	36
Workaholics don't use it much	33
Workaholics' tiny role models	33
Workday evening, or a small medieval warrior	44
Worked a Renaissance Faire, maybe	33
Worked at a movie theater, slangily	35
Worked at Aunt Dinah's party	32
Worked hard on a mathematical proof?	36
Worked in a lumber mill, in a way	33
Worked on one's locks, maybe	32
Worked one's fingers to the bone	36