| Was artificially cooled, for short | 34 |
| Was assaultive in a crafts class? | 33 |
| Was at Floyd's "Gates of Dawn" | 44 |
| Was aware that doing something was bad | 38 |
| Was blessed with longtime good fortune | 38 |
| Was capable of but didn't, in slang | 39 |
| Was charmed, with "out" | 33 |
| Was deeply loyal to Dewar's? | 32 |
| Was dignified in a tough situation | 34 |
| Was disappointed, as with a performance | 39 |
| Was equipped for summer heat, as an auto | 40 |
| Was excellent at acknowledging applause? | 40 |
| Was familiar with a Latin American country? | 43 |
| Was familiar with a summertime allergen? | 40 |
| Was given an offer that couldn't be refused | 47 |
| Was in danger of a shark's bite | 35 |
| Was in need of liniment, perhaps | 32 |
| Was in the lineup, but didn't play the field | 48 |
| Was incredibly embarrassed, in slang | 36 |
| Was irritated and made some noise about it? | 43 |
| Was known as, in the society pages | 34 |
| Was late to an appointment at the cosmetician? | 46 |
| Was liable, with "for" | 32 |
| Was like a lark with laryngitis? | 32 |
| Was more than nice to, with "on" | 42 |
| Was natural and unrestrained, slangily | 38 |
| Was on a flexitarian plan, maybe | 32 |
| Was overcome with embarrassment, in slang | 41 |
| Was overfond of, with "on" | 36 |
| Was persistent, as a door-to-door salesman | 42 |
| Was promoted from the bench, say | 32 |
| Was published, with ''out'' | 43 |
| Was ready for the heat, for short | 33 |
| Was responsible for a full house? | 33 |
| Was scrupulous in the observance of | 35 |
| Was serious, with "it" | 32 |
| Was so not worth seeing, as a movie | 35 |
| Was successful on "What's My Line"? | 49 |
| Was the bearer of bad news, perhaps | 35 |
| Was the first batter, with "off" | 42 |
| Was the first person to use, as a word | 38 |
| Was utterly terrible and then some | 34 |
| Was victorious, but not by a knockout | 37 |
| Was victorious, but not by knockout | 35 |
| Wasatch watch setting, for short | 32 |
| Wash against, as the tide on the shore | 38 |
| Wash enders, or what you do in this puzzle | 42 |
| Wash gently against, as the shore | 33 |
| Wash'n ___ (towelette brand) | 32 |
| Wash. landmark, Ã la phonebook | 33 |
| Wash. State's Sea-___ Airport | 33 |
| Washing dishes, taking out the garbage, etc. | 44 |
| Washing ritual incorporates true forgiveness (10) | 49 |
| Washington airport named for two cities | 39 |
| Washington and Jefferson, religiously | 37 |
| Washington and McKinley, e.g. (Abbr.) | 37 |
| Washington and McKinley, e.g.: Abbr. | 36 |
| Washington and Paris transit systems | 36 |
| Washington attraction with a punny name | 39 |
| Washington ballplayer, affectionately | 37 |
| Washington ballplayer, for short | 32 |
| Washington baseball player, briefly | 35 |
| Washington baseball player, for short | 37 |
| Washington baseball team, for short | 35 |
| Washington baseballer, for short | 32 |
| Washington bottled them at Mount Vernon | 39 |
| Washington Capitals goalie Kolzig | 33 |
| Washington Capitals superstar, to fans | 38 |
| Washington chopping down the cherry tree, e.g. | 46 |
| Washington city famous for sweet onions | 39 |
| Washington city in apple-growing country | 40 |
| Washington city near the Oregon border | 38 |
| Washington city, river or county | 32 |
| Washington correspondent 1944-1974 | 35 |
| Washington county, river and city | 33 |
| Washington D.C.'s International ___ Museum | 46 |
| Washington Dulles International Airport architect | 49 |
| Washington football team QB, to fans | 36 |
| Washington gave a famous one in 1796 | 36 |
| Washington in "Philadelphia" | 38 |
| Washington in the Songwriters Hall of Fame | 42 |
| Washington initials of 1930's | 33 |
| Washington Irving character Crane | 33 |
| Washington Irving hero, informally | 34 |
| Washington Irving's "___ Book" | 44 |
| Washington landmark, with "the" | 41 |
| Washington lobbyist's shirt? | 32 |
| Washington locale, with "the" | 39 |
| Washington locale: The National ___ | 35 |
| Washington Nationals manager Manny | 34 |
| Washington Nationals phenom Harper | 34 |
| Washington of "Flight" | 32 |
| Washington of the Songwriters Hall of Fame | 42 |
| Washington paper, with "the" | 38 |
| Washington portraitist Rembrandt __ | 35 |
| Washington Post columnist Milbank | 33 |
| Washington rival, in college sports | 35 |
| Washington safety Taylor who was murdered in 2007 | 49 |
| Washington Square News is its paper: Abbr. | 42 |
| Washington Square Park to Union Square Park dir. | 48 |