| Web site alternative to com or edu | 34 |
| Web program often used for games | 32 |
| Web prefix that means "fast" | 38 |
| Web pages that intend to clarify | 32 |
| Web page that's nothing but pop-ups | 39 |
| Web mag for which Christopher Hitchens wrote | 44 |
| Web listings for an old western? | 32 |
| Web letters with an orange button | 33 |
| Web giant that recently bought Tumblr | 37 |
| Web giant headed by Marissa Mayer | 33 |
| Web danger, and a hint to this puzzleÂ’s theme | 49 |
| Weaving technique used in friendship bracelets | 46 |
| Weaver's twisted silk thread | 32 |
| Weaver role on "Gunsmoke" | 35 |
| Weaver of tales on the big screen | 33 |
| Weaver in the "Odyssey" | 33 |
| Weave in a diamond-shaped pattern | 33 |
| Weatherstripping, at Buckingham Palace | 38 |
| Weathers who played Apollo Creed | 32 |
| Weatherperson's back street? | 32 |
| Weatherman's word, sometimes | 32 |
| Weatherman's unit of pressure | 33 |
| Weatherman's quantitative estimate | 38 |
| Weatherman's forecast word, sometimes | 41 |
| Weatherman's air pressure line | 34 |
| Weathercaster's vague promise? | 34 |
| Weathercaster's pressure line | 33 |
| Weatherbox song for the treeless? | 33 |
| Weather-forecaster's concern | 32 |
| Weather-affecting Pacific cooling | 33 |
| Weather that won't stop the mailman | 39 |
| Weather song by The Association? | 32 |
| Weather phenomenon with a Spanish name | 38 |
| Weather phenomenon played by Chris Farley | 41 |
| Weather phenomenon expected at the end of 2006 | 46 |
| Weather phenomenon also known as pogonip | 40 |
| Weather forecaster's line of work? | 38 |
| Weather forecast word, sometimes | 32 |
| Weather Channel storm reporter Mike | 35 |
| Weather Channel meteorologist Maria | 35 |
| Weather Channel forecast, perhaps | 33 |
| Weather balloons, to some viewers | 33 |
| Weasley with a crush on Harry Potter | 36 |
| Weasley family's owl, in Harry Potter books | 47 |
| Weasley family owl, in Harry Potter books | 41 |
| Weaselly supplement to a K-9 unit? | 34 |
| Weasel who's white in winter | 32 |
| Weasel that's white in the winter | 37 |
| Wears away gradually, as shoreline | 34 |
| Wearing white after Labor Day, e.g. | 35 |
| Wearing togas and saying "Ave," e.g.? | 47 |
| Wearing things that clash, e.g.? | 32 |
| Wearing thick black eyeliner, maybe | 35 |
| Wearing shorts without socks, maybe | 35 |
| Wearing outdated and ill-fitting clothes | 40 |
| Wearing one can block a mind reader, some believe | 49 |
| Wearing clothes fit for a queen? | 32 |
| Wearing away caused by raindrops | 32 |
| Wearing a suit made of white-wine labels? | 41 |
| Wearing a black hoodie and eyeliner, say | 40 |
| Wearer of the Yankees' retired #9 | 37 |
| Wearer of the latest Armani, say | 32 |
| Wearer of iron gloves and a power-belt | 38 |
| Wearer of amazingly strong bracelets | 36 |
| Wearer of a wraparound cloth called a lavalava | 46 |
| Wearer of a half-inch stripe: Abbr. | 35 |
| Wearer of a half-inch gold stripe: Abbr. | 40 |
| Wearer of a half-inch gold bar: Abbr. | 37 |
| Wear ___ (something Uncle Miltie used to do) | 44 |
| Wear out the waiting room carpet | 32 |
| Wear out the carpet in the waiting room | 39 |
| Wear out one's welcome, e.g. | 32 |
| Wear one's feelings on one's sleeve | 43 |
| Wear gloves when working in here | 32 |
| Wear for rough outdoor activities | 33 |
| Wear for Longfellow's skeleton | 34 |
| Wear away, as a metallic surface | 32 |
| Wear away part of the highway system? | 37 |
| Wear a tuxedo to McDonald's, say | 36 |
| Wear (something) like ___ of honor | 34 |
| Weapons with blades about a yard long | 37 |
| Weapons with 90-centimeter blades | 33 |
| Weapons wielded in many Chuck Norris films | 42 |
| Weapons that hit in a medieval tournament? | 42 |
| Weapons that are hardly cutting edge | 36 |
| Weapons since the late 19th century | 35 |
| Weapons in shootdowns, for short | 32 |
| Weapons in Olympic shooting events | 34 |
| Weapons in Afghanistan, for short | 33 |
| Weapons in "The Delta Force" | 38 |
| Weapons from a northwestern region of France? | 45 |
| Weapons for the Three Musketeers | 32 |
| Weapons for squeezing then shooting someone? | 44 |
| Weapons for Jeb Stuart's men | 32 |
| Weaponry for the three musketeers | 33 |
| Weapon wielded in "The Shining" | 41 |
| Weapon whose name is an acronym for its designers | 49 |
| Weapon used with a shield, maybe | 32 |
| Weapon used in hand-to-hand combat | 34 |
| Weapon typically used in its surface-to-air form | 48 |