| Warsaw Treaty Org. member | 25 |
| Warsaw ___ (defense group) | 26 |
| Warsaw ___, 1955 alliance | 25 |
| Warsaw's home, briefly | 26 |
| Warsaw's land, to its own | 29 |
| Warsaw's land: Abbr. | 24 |
| Warsaw's whereabouts | 24 |
| Warshawski creator Paretsky | 27 |
| Warship officer, for short | 26 |
| Warship sunk in W.W. II | 23 |
| Warship warrant officer | 23 |
| Warship weapons: Abbr. | 22 |
| Warship's lowest deck | 25 |
| Wart cause, in folklore | 23 |
| Wart causer, in legend | 22 |
| Wart-giver of folklore | 22 |
| Wartime bridge builder | 22 |
| Wartime buffer (abbr.) | 22 |
| Wartime dispatch carrier | 24 |
| Wartime entertainer group | 25 |
| Wartime entertainment grp. | 26 |
| Wartime entertainment org. | 26 |
| Wartime Gov't agency | 24 |
| Wartime submachine guns | 23 |
| Wartime transportation | 22 |
| Warty critter, colloquially | 27 |
| Warty-skinned amphibian | 23 |
| Warty-skinned critters | 22 |
| Warwick's waterfront | 24 |
| Warwickshire sportswear? | 24 |
| Wary politician's route | 27 |
| Was a bad influence on | 22 |
| Was a bad night watchman | 24 |
| Was a bad player, perhaps | 25 |
| Was a county-fair judge? | 24 |
| Was a family characteristic | 27 |
| Was a good dog, in a way | 24 |
| Was a good dog, perhaps | 23 |
| Was a good Samaritan to | 23 |
| Was a good student, in a way | 28 |
| Was a pain in the neck? | 23 |
| Was a part of the cast | 22 |
| Was a poor night watchman | 25 |
| Was a successful anarchist | 26 |
| Was a wheelman for, say | 23 |
| Was a whole new person? | 23 |
| Was able to answer on a test | 28 |
| Was able to fit something in | 28 |
| Was about to nod, maybe | 23 |
| Was ahead of everyone else | 26 |
| Was allowed to pay later | 24 |
| Was almost out of inventory | 27 |
| Was almost out of stock | 23 |
| Was an annoying bunkmate | 24 |
| Was an art school model | 23 |
| Was an awful night watchman | 27 |
| Was an awful security guard | 27 |
| Was an expert on diamonds | 25 |
| Was an obedient dog, in a way | 29 |
| Was an obedient dog, perhaps | 28 |
| Was audibly shocked by | 22 |
| Was audibly surprised, maybe | 28 |
| Was bright, as the sun | 22 |
| Was broad on the boards | 23 |
| Was burdened by trouble | 23 |
| Was carried by, as a bus | 24 |
| Was caught in the rain, say | 27 |
| Was clearly in no hurry | 23 |
| Was completely filled (with) | 28 |
| Was completely indifferent | 26 |
| Was confirmed to be true | 24 |
| Was considered special | 22 |
| Was contrite, and more | 22 |
| Was costumed to look like | 25 |
| Was deficient in a comparison | 29 |
| Was doomed from day one | 23 |
| Was doubly sentimental? | 23 |
| Was enthusiastic about | 22 |
| Was even on a golf round | 24 |
| Was false to the world | 22 |
| Was familiar with Britain? | 26 |
| Was far from respectful | 23 |
| Was fast . . . or wasn't | 28 |
| Was fast, or wasn't fast | 28 |
| Was fed by Wolfgang Puck, say | 29 |
| Was fierce, as a storm | 22 |
| Was fleetingly brilliant | 24 |
| Was for several people | 22 |
| Was for several people? | 23 |
| Was friendly, in a way | 22 |
| Was genuinely concerned | 23 |
| Was given no alternative | 24 |
| Was given the right to vote | 27 |
| Was Grinch-like, in a way | 25 |
| Was guided by intuition | 23 |
| Was hardly indifferent | 22 |
| Was head of the class? | 22 |
| Was head of the Family Stone | 28 |
| Was heard from the herd | 23 |
| Was imminent, as a deadline | 27 |