Well-known hat wearer of kiddie-lit | 35 |
Well-known Downing Street address | 33 |
Well-known California congressman | 33 |
Well-kept secret, for some rockers | 34 |
Well-hidden fellow of children's books | 42 |
Well-groomed customer's dessert request? | 44 |
Well-fed baby in a multiple birth? | 34 |
Well-established dragon vanquisher? | 35 |
Well-dressed thieves, to Dickens | 32 |
Well-done's opposite, in the kitchen | 40 |
Well, I'll -- monkey's uncle!' | 42 |
Well past one's performing days | 35 |
Well past mourning a broken egg? | 32 |
Well off in the cotton industry? | 32 |
Welk's, "... one and ___" | 39 |
Welk's Champagne Lady: 1955-59 | 34 |
Welk's "A-one ___-two . . . " | 43 |
Welk's "... and ___" | 34 |
Welfare for an unemployed funnyman? | 35 |
Welcoming word in the 50th state | 32 |
Welcoming word in one U.S. state | 32 |
Welcomes, as a guest at one's home | 38 |
Welcomed, as a guest at the door | 32 |
Welcome, as a visitor / Try to make a date with | 47 |
Welcome words when a check arrives | 34 |
Welcome words to a fight promoter? | 34 |
Welcome words from a dinner companion | 37 |
Welcome things on hectic workdays | 33 |
Welcome that's not so welcoming | 35 |
Welcome sound for Little Bo Peep | 32 |
Welcome sign hung over a street, e.g. | 37 |
Welcome sign for a hungry traveler | 34 |
Welcome sign for a B'way angel | 34 |
Welcome sight for early explorers | 33 |
Welcome sight after a long voyage | 33 |
Welcome place to wipe one's feet? | 37 |
Welcome message to international travelers | 42 |
Welcome growth in Japanese gardens | 34 |
Welcome announcement for homesick soldiers | 42 |
Welcome a new frat member, in a way | 35 |
Welch role in "Bedazzled" | 35 |
Welch of "One Million Years B.C." | 43 |
Welch of "Fantastic Voyage" | 37 |
Welch of "Crossed Swords" | 35 |
Weisbaden, Germany is its capital | 33 |
Weird-voiced comedian (short one letter) | 40 |
Weird sisters, with "the" | 35 |
Weird Sisters' sponsor ("Macbeth") | 48 |
Weird sisters in Greek mythology | 33 |
Weird Al: "Matter of ___" | 35 |
Weird Al's Star Wars parody of a Kinks song | 47 |
Weird Al's "___ on Jeopardy" | 42 |
Weird Al's "Yoda" parodies it | 43 |
Weird Al's "Beat It" parody | 41 |
Weird Al Yankovic's first Billboard hit | 43 |
Weird Al Yankovic's "___ Paradise" | 48 |
Weird Al Yankovic spoof of a Michael Jackson hit | 48 |
Weird Al Yankovic parody of a Michael Jackson hit | 49 |
Weird Al Yankovic hit that's all about food | 47 |
Weird Al song that parodied "Bad" | 43 |
Weird Al parody of a Michael Jackson song | 41 |
Weird Al parodied it for "Yoda" | 41 |
Weimar Republic's first president | 37 |
Weill's "___ Opera" | 33 |
Weill and Brecht's pasta production? | 40 |
Weights for a Charles Atlas exercise program? | 45 |
Weightlifters build them, for short | 35 |
Weightlifter's unit, briefly | 32 |
Weightlifter's job, in a way | 32 |
Weightlifter's exercise units, for short | 44 |
Weightlifter's count, informally | 36 |
Weightlifter played by Dana Carvey | 34 |
Weighted rope that helps open a window | 38 |
Weight-watcher's order, maybe | 33 |
Weight-watcher's lunch, perhaps | 35 |
Weight-loss celebrity, familiarly | 33 |
Weight-gaining creature in a 1958 horror film | 45 |
Weight watcher's concern: Var. | 34 |
Weight training targets, briefly | 32 |
Weight on some dumbbells, briefly | 33 |
Weight of interest to Diamond Lil | 33 |
Weight of a lorryÂ’s load, maybe | 35 |
Weight of a gold bullion coin, often | 36 |
Weight of a dollar bill, roughly | 32 |
Weight of a container on a scale | 32 |
Weight marked "One Ton," e.g. | 39 |
Weight loss surgeries, informally | 33 |
Weight lifter's pride, slangily | 35 |
Weight lifter's pride, in slang | 35 |
Weight lifter's count, briefly | 34 |
Weight gained from eating too much fudge? | 41 |
Weight allowance for deterioration | 34 |
Weighing, in the manner of a butcher | 36 |
Weighing device with more pounds? | 33 |
Weigh-in for a heavyweight bout? | 32 |
Wegman's oft-photographed Weimaraner | 40 |
Weezer: "Pork and ___" | 32 |
Weezer: "Island in The ___" | 37 |
Weezer's is "Dope" | 32 |
Weezer's "No One ___" | 35 |