Word that makes one feel welcome | 32 |
Weapon for an Olympic contestant | 32 |
Weapons for the Three Musketeers | 32 |
Works inspired by Calliope, e.g. | 32 |
When it's low, it's good | 32 |
Word in a proof's conclusion | 32 |
Where ships for Perry were built | 32 |
Work on it began in Rome in 1817 | 32 |
Weasel who's white in winter | 32 |
Winged figure of Greek mythology | 32 |
Winter clock setting on Cape Cod | 32 |
When you might get there (Abbr.) | 32 |
When a plane is expected (Abbr.) | 32 |
When you might come down (Abbr.) | 32 |
What an ellipsis may mean: Abbr. | 32 |
What lightning will delay: Abbr. | 32 |
When people take tours in Tours? | 32 |
Work ___ (code of the dedicated) | 32 |
Where Hephaestus worked, in myth | 32 |
Word repeated by a French Hamlet | 32 |
Words to an infamous backstabber | 32 |
Words of disbelief in the senate | 32 |
Where Adam's apple came from | 32 |
What revenge-seekers want to get | 32 |
Where beauty is, to the beholder | 32 |
Western Union co-founder Cornell | 32 |
Weatherman's word, sometimes | 32 |
Women, in old-fashioned parlance | 32 |
Web site help section, for short | 32 |
Website info pages' contents | 32 |
Web pages that intend to clarify | 32 |
Where ginkgoes and ginsengs grow | 32 |
What country artist did, perhaps | 32 |
Word with doctor's or greens | 32 |
Where to see a portrait of Grant | 32 |
Water brand named for its source | 32 |
Word at the end of a French film | 32 |
What a tough puzzle can give you | 32 |
Where chads became famous: Abbr. | 32 |
What Sugar Ray just wanted to do | 32 |
Winnipeg's ____ Garry Hotel | 32 |
What leap years are divisible by | 32 |
Word in an advertisement come-on | 32 |
William Saroyan's birthplace | 32 |
Workweek ender, for most (abbr.) | 32 |
When to say "T.G.I.F!" | 32 |
Words on a handwritten road sign | 32 |
Wilder of "Stir Crazy" | 32 |
Wheat ___ (health food purchase) | 32 |
Words before a disappearing act? | 32 |
White-sheet wearer, on Halloween | 32 |
Where a musician earns his money | 32 |
Wide-mouthed porcelain container | 32 |
What to do with one's loins? | 32 |
Western-style "Scram!" | 32 |
What Cream was, on '66 cover | 32 |
What fan will do, post-high five | 32 |
Was acquainted with an antelope? | 32 |
World's most northern desert | 32 |
When repeated, early baby sounds | 32 |
Where New York's mayor lives | 32 |
Weight of a dollar bill, roughly | 32 |
Worry for a wearer of high heels | 32 |
Whose “Anatomy” is that? | 32 |
Work in the environmental sector | 32 |
Where Cardinals and Ravens clash | 32 |
Wayne's was "True" | 32 |
Wayne's "True ___" | 32 |
Welcomed, as a guest at the door | 32 |
When some marching bands perform | 32 |
What "cat" starts with | 32 |
What doctors are sworn not to do | 32 |
Winfrey's production company | 32 |
Western writer: 1836–1902 | 32 |
What an antique cushion may hold | 32 |
Word sometimes spoken with faith | 32 |
When repeated, a cry of approval | 32 |
When repeated, word of agreement | 32 |
When repeated, "Amen!" | 32 |
When repeated, a crier's cry | 32 |
Wind chill factor's opposite | 32 |
Ward --- (canvassing politician) | 32 |
Woman courted by fortune hunters | 32 |
Word said upon answering a phone | 32 |
Words after "Yoo-hoo!" | 32 |
Words from a televised bystander | 32 |
Words mouthed on camera, perhaps | 32 |
Warnings from a ticked-off tabby | 32 |
Where all the workers are female | 32 |
Work force that turns over a lot | 32 |
Where the heart is, proverbially | 32 |
Wynton Marsalis's instrument | 32 |
With 100D, 2004 Don Cheadle film | 32 |
Where tender plants get a chance | 32 |
Word with ventilate or sensitive | 32 |
When the Great Lakes were formed | 32 |
Wind-driven vehicle with runners | 32 |
Where you may be on a French map | 32 |
Where you are on a Métro map? | 32 |
Where a post-ER patient might go | 32 |