Winter product prefix, in ads | 29 |
What's winter without it? | 29 |
Winter storm respite for some | 29 |
Where Jack Wagner moonlighted | 29 |
Where couch potatoes hang out | 29 |
Words from a 17th cent. carol | 29 |
Without recourse, so to speak | 29 |
Word before battery or energy | 29 |
Word accompanying a gavel rap | 29 |
Went wild on the drums, maybe | 29 |
William and Harry, to Charles | 29 |
Word in family business names | 29 |
Word before "sayer" | 29 |
What a welcome sight relieves | 29 |
Words after "Oops!" | 29 |
What a preacher tries to save | 29 |
Water-depth measuring machine | 29 |
Where you might get a soaking | 29 |
Where to warm one's bones | 29 |
Where to go for balneotherapy | 29 |
Where to get wraps and scrubs | 29 |
Word with age, suit or flight | 29 |
What 'thisclue' needs | 29 |
Winningest lefthanded pitcher | 29 |
Wing tip-to-wing tip distance | 29 |
Wingtip-to-wingtip dimensions | 29 |
What some things are built on | 29 |
What many freelancers work on | 29 |
What freelancers may work on? | 29 |
Went 80 in a 65-mph zone, say | 29 |
Where zippers can get caught? | 29 |
Where to hear letters recited | 29 |
Wheat used for livestock feed | 29 |
Writer of hard-boiled fiction | 29 |
Word on Lindbergh's plane | 29 |
What an angry robot might do? | 29 |
Walk, as through melting snow | 29 |
What leopards can't alter | 29 |
Weightlifters' assistants | 29 |
Watch through binoculars, say | 29 |
Where thunderstorms may occur | 29 |
Words after "fresh" | 29 |
Word before "Lanka" | 29 |
What many an Indian is called | 29 |
Where to board a train: Abbr. | 29 |
Where a train pulls in: Abbr. | 29 |
What's behind the curtain | 29 |
Where Edwin Booth won acclaim | 29 |
What to do when dealt a flush | 29 |
What holders of a straight do | 29 |
Words with David or Bethlehem | 29 |
Words for the Andrews Sisters | 29 |
Wakes up, has breakfast, etc. | 29 |
Well-known quadrennial runner | 29 |
Word in some university names | 29 |
Word in many university names | 29 |
Word after bed or before fast | 29 |
When a kettle starts boiling? | 29 |
What tuning forks are made of | 29 |
Where heavy metal was founded | 29 |
Winnie Winkle of comics, e.g. | 29 |
Word with forward or backward | 29 |
William and Harry, to Camilla | 29 |
Women with auréoles: Abbr. | 29 |
Washington's German baron | 29 |
What some femmes fatales wear | 29 |
What a chef's helper has? | 29 |
W.W. II battle site near Caen | 29 |
Where Zeno of Citium lectured | 29 |
What Goldsmith's lady did | 29 |
What you often do on the road | 29 |
What a raised hand may signal | 29 |
Where you buy physical albums | 29 |
Where Charlemagne was crowned | 29 |
What Othello did to Desdemona | 29 |
What some things are taken in | 29 |
Where a toddler sets a drink? | 29 |
Wall, Sesame and Easy (Abbr.) | 29 |
Wall and Bourbon, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
Where old thoroughbreds go to | 29 |
Where Marseille is, en France | 29 |
Word after flight or birthday | 29 |
Where heads may come together | 29 |
What band CFO must be good at | 29 |
Where to see flares and spots | 29 |
What Romeo compared Juliet to | 29 |
Where shadowy figures appear? | 29 |
Word shouted to start a party | 29 |
What a repentant lion may do? | 29 |
Washington, once, so they say | 29 |
Where kronor are spent: Abbr. | 29 |
Win all the games in a series | 29 |
What janitors may strike for? | 29 |
What some Chinese food can be | 29 |
World need, to Burt Bacharach | 29 |
Where a fabulous time was had | 29 |
Won all the games in a series | 29 |
Woman in a personal ad: Abbr. | 29 |
Word with cheese or chocolate | 29 |
What Mark Spitz has done well | 29 |