| Watson, HAL, and Deep Blue | 26 |
| Watt and Newton, for two | 24 |
| Watt's power source | 23 |
| Watterson or W. A. White | 24 |
| Watts in a film projector? | 26 |
| Watts in King Kong's hand | 29 |
| Watts of "21 Grams" | 29 |
| Watts of "The Ring" | 29 |
| Watts's instrument | 22 |
| Wave (one's arms) about | 27 |
| Wave a palm frond at, say | 25 |
| Wave around threateningly | 25 |
| Wave breaking over the bow | 26 |
| Wave from the curb, say | 23 |
| Wave of interest in math? | 25 |
| Wave on the French Riviera | 26 |
| Wave on the Spanish Main | 24 |
| Wave or storm preceder | 22 |
| Wave rider's accessory | 26 |
| Wave rider's platform | 25 |
| Wave setting, at times | 22 |
| Wave setting, sometimes | 23 |
| Wave that can't be ridden | 29 |
| Wave that comes unexpectedly | 28 |
| Wave to from the curb, maybe | 28 |
| Wave with a foaming crest | 25 |
| Wave's flying counterpart | 29 |
| Waved a knife at, maybe | 23 |
| Waved from the curb, perhaps | 28 |
| Wavelike fabric pattern | 23 |
| Wavered back and forth | 22 |
| Waves breaking on the shore | 27 |
| Waves often accompany them | 26 |
| Waves on l'océan | 23 |
| Waves on the Italian Riviera | 28 |
| Waves one's arms wildly | 27 |
| Waves to in an inviting way | 27 |
| Waves with long wavelengths? | 28 |
| Waves, in Lac Léman | 22 |
| Waves-against-rocks sounds | 26 |
| Waving wahine's word | 24 |
| Wavy lines, in the comics | 25 |
| Wavy lines, to a cartoonist | 27 |
| Wavy lines, to Andy Capp | 24 |
| Wavy lines, to Garfield | 23 |
| Wavy pattern on fabric | 22 |
| Wavy-patterned fabrics | 22 |
| Wax museum founder Marie | 24 |
| Wax production expert? | 22 |
| Wax rhapsodic, perhaps | 22 |
| Wax-and-tint technique | 22 |
| Wax-covered Dutch cheese | 24 |
| Wax-filled illumination | 23 |
| Wax-resist dyeing technique | 27 |
| Wax-winged flier of myth | 24 |
| Wax-winged youth of myth | 24 |
| Waxed enthusiastic, say | 23 |
| Way across town, perhaps | 24 |
| Way an organism develops | 24 |
| Way around downtown, perhaps | 28 |
| Way around in comic books | 25 |
| Way around London, once | 23 |
| Way around London, perhaps | 26 |
| Way around town (abbr.) | 23 |
| Way around town, perhaps | 24 |
| Way better than average | 23 |
| Way between mountain peaks | 26 |
| Way beyond mischievous | 22 |
| Way beyond pleasingly plump | 27 |
| Way down for mail or laundry | 28 |
| Way from a man's heart | 26 |
| Way from a man's heart? | 27 |
| Way from the old ticker | 23 |
| Way home from a bar, maybe | 26 |
| Way more than a cold snap | 25 |
| Way more than enthusiastic | 26 |
| Way more than necessary | 23 |
| Way of carrying oneself | 23 |
| Way of comporting oneself | 25 |
| Way of conducting oneself | 25 |
| Way of cooking, formally? | 25 |
| Way of doing something | 22 |
| Way of life for Tom Mix | 23 |
| Way of looking at things | 24 |
| Way of taking medicine | 22 |
| Way off base, in a way | 22 |
| Way off base, possibly | 22 |
| Way off in the distance | 23 |
| Way off the beaten track | 24 |
| Way on and off the highway | 26 |
| Way on or off a highway | 23 |
| Way out for a magician | 22 |
| Way out in an emergency | 23 |
| Way out in the country | 22 |
| Way out in the Midwest? | 23 |
| Way out of the public eye | 25 |
| Way out of trouble, maybe | 25 |
| Way out on the computer | 23 |
| Way out on the turnpike | 23 |
| Way out there, old-style | 24 |