Word on a three-sided street sign | 33 |
Where basketball was first played | 33 |
Winged insect with letter marking | 33 |
When luters outnumbered computers | 33 |
Words after taking one's turn | 33 |
Where the Gila joins the Colorado | 33 |
Where César Chávez was born | 33 |
Woody Allen film set in the 1920s | 33 |
Word on a Smashing Pumpkins shirt | 33 |
Word with commercial or temperate | 33 |
Where to see elephants and elands | 33 |
When doubled, a Mazda catchphrase | 33 |
When repeated, a Hungarian sister | 33 |
What a doctor might ask you to say | 34 |
With whom Moses went back to Egypt | 34 |
Where Dr. J's pro career began | 34 |
What something might be as easy as | 34 |
Whig-turned-Republican, familiarly | 34 |
With "slug," a lazybones | 34 |
Word preceding a blessing, perhaps | 34 |
What red indicates in litmus tests | 34 |
Word with sulfuric or hydrochloric | 34 |
Wile E. Coyote's go-to company | 34 |
Wile E.'s company for supplies | 34 |
Wile E. Coyote patronizes this co. | 34 |
Where Pooh lives, Hundred ___ Wood | 34 |
Washington Nationals manager Manny | 34 |
Where to see a dramatic beginning? | 34 |
When Annie sings "Maybe" | 34 |
When Juliet is compared to the sun | 34 |
When Hamlet delivers his soliloquy | 34 |
When Juliet appears on the balcony | 34 |
When the Feast of Lots is observed | 34 |
Word near the bottom of a dipstick | 34 |
Word in a Shakespeare comedy title | 34 |
Wd. ending in '-ly,' often | 34 |
Work recounting Dido's suicide | 34 |
Worshipper's locale, sometimes | 34 |
Wright-Patterson or Andrews: abbr. | 34 |
Well-kept secret, for some rockers | 34 |
Writer James and ballplayer Tommie | 34 |
Worker at One William Morris place | 34 |
Where Shah Jahan built a mausoleum | 34 |
What sentence components should do | 34 |
What yellowfin tuna may be sold as | 34 |
Word that makes grammarians cringe | 34 |
Work on a magazine cover, in a way | 34 |
Weapons in Olympic shooting events | 34 |
Word often found between two names | 34 |
Where the Exxon Valdez ran aground | 34 |
Writer Wilkinson of The New Yorker | 34 |
Woodard of "Cross Creek" | 34 |
Woodard of "Beauty Shop" | 34 |
Where to see a lot of exes?: Abbr. | 34 |
Word meaning "elsewhere" | 34 |
Word seen twice on the Afghan flag | 34 |
Word used to express thanks to God | 34 |
Woody of ''Scoop'' | 34 |
Whittier poem "___ Well" | 34 |
Word used with some sports records | 34 |
Where to see an approaching train? | 34 |
Where couples say "I do" | 34 |
Western Massachusetts college town | 34 |
Whitaker played him in a 2006 film | 34 |
Word in a familiar language lesson | 34 |
When many alarms go off, for short | 34 |
World's longest mountain chain | 34 |
Work without __ (live dangerously) | 34 |
What goes in a nose to make noise? | 34 |
Wife in "Finnegans Wake" | 34 |
Williams of "Happy Days" | 34 |
What Albert Mitchell gave on radio | 34 |
Willa Cather's 'My --' | 34 |
Where Polynesian Airlines is based | 34 |
Where letters are sent to the mil. | 34 |
Walt Disney World's ___ Lagoon | 34 |
Word coined in PC magazine in 1990 | 34 |
When some Tauruses are born: Abbr. | 34 |
Where Noah and company disembarked | 34 |
Western U.S. service station chain | 34 |
We can precede it, but I can't | 34 |
Wall-to-wall carpeting alternative | 34 |
What bad show conditions can cause | 34 |
Whitney Houston's record label | 34 |
Where some sunflowers were painted | 34 |
Wear for Longfellow's skeleton | 34 |
Wheelchair guy on "Glee" | 34 |
Westernmost of the Lesser Antilles | 34 |
Where to see a derby win, or a tie | 34 |
Where Magellan was: 1519–21 | 34 |
Where landlubbers prefer not to be | 34 |
Words of explanation, to a speller | 34 |
Words in some advice column titles | 34 |
Where mad villains get locked away | 34 |
With "The," Mr. T series | 34 |
World's busiest airport: Abbr. | 34 |
Way to check your balance, briefly | 34 |
Words before ''Z'' | 34 |
What some hotel balconies overlook | 34 |
When some nightly news shows begin | 34 |