Whence "salt of the earth" | 36 |
Winner of an Indianapolis race, e.g. | 36 |
Willfully tightening the screws, say | 36 |
Worker in O'Connor's kitchen | 36 |
What nonparallel lines do eventually | 36 |
Word in message deciphered by Daniel | 36 |
Where to find out what's cooking | 36 |
Wine refused in "Sideways" | 36 |
Where Sills' trills give thrills | 36 |
Washington and Paris transit systems | 36 |
Wicked Queen's 'adviser' | 36 |
We celebrate his birthday every Jan. | 36 |
Way past the "use by" date | 36 |
What many Motown songs sound best in | 36 |
What an applauding audience may want | 36 |
What ''less'' may be | 36 |
What rolling stones don't gather | 36 |
Women's rights activist Lucretia | 36 |
Women's rights advocate Lucretia | 36 |
Woolf's "___ Dalloway" | 36 |
Wifey (with ''the'') | 36 |
What we opened before we had Windows | 36 |
Washington and McKinley, e.g.: Abbr. | 36 |
Where Moses got the Ten Commandments | 36 |
War site during LBJ's presidency | 36 |
Wendy, Michael, and John's pooch | 36 |
When doubled, an old sitcom sign-off | 36 |
What you may do when you're beat | 36 |
Word between two surnames, for women | 36 |
Women's basketball coach Fortner | 36 |
Word with crow's or hornet's | 36 |
Welty's "The Wide ___" | 36 |
Winningest knuckleballer of all-time | 36 |
What some put on athlete's foot? | 36 |
Watery "Cleopatra" setting | 36 |
When "The Apprentice" airs | 36 |
Where bands from Maine point compass | 36 |
What you're called at Notre Dame | 36 |
Words with "Mr. Nice Guy!" | 36 |
Where fictional locales really exist | 36 |
Word paired with "neither" | 36 |
Words of denial spoken to an officer | 36 |
Word in most of the Ten Commandments | 36 |
Word in some of the Ten Commandments | 36 |
Word that's an example of itself | 36 |
We, to those who say "oui" | 36 |
Wall St.'s "Big Board" | 36 |
Winner of 101 Pulitzer Prizes: Abbr. | 36 |
Warren of "The Wild Bunch" | 36 |
Wind often made from granadilla wood | 36 |
William of ___ (English philosopher) | 36 |
Wildcat with a name from the Nahuatl | 36 |
Where lieutenants are trained: Abbr. | 36 |
Works by Beethoven and Bobbie Gentry | 36 |
When one's not at one's best | 36 |
Winston, in "Time Bandits" | 36 |
Writer with an award named after him | 36 |
Words from one who's remembering | 36 |
Wandering worker of the bad old days | 36 |
Where Union Pacific is headquartered | 36 |
Where Union Pacific Railroad started | 36 |
Warren Buffett or Conor Oberst, e.g. | 36 |
Words with leash, shoestring or wire | 36 |
Wild ass of Asia (anagram of ORANGE) | 36 |
Words before expedition or interview | 36 |
Word before "... liftoff!" | 36 |
Words under Washington's picture | 36 |
Weight of a gold bullion coin, often | 36 |
Waiting to speak to someone, perhaps | 36 |
Where seals are their least graceful | 36 |
Words with ''about'' | 36 |
Words with dot, double, or defensive | 36 |
Wife of "The Little Tramp" | 36 |
Where the Marx Bros. spent the night | 36 |
What an electron occupies in an atom | 36 |
Where the x- and y-axes meet in math | 36 |
What a "minero" might find | 36 |
Workplaces with openings, for short? | 36 |
Work areas with long tables, briefly | 36 |
Workers' welfare overseer: Abbr. | 36 |
Werner of "Fahrenheit 451" | 36 |
Where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded | 36 |
Where some races are screened: Abbr. | 36 |
World's largest elevator company | 36 |
Word in a Thornton Wilder play title | 36 |
Word after "Strike three!" | 36 |
What a hot room might be compared to | 36 |
What musician does to record company | 36 |
Wilson of "The Internship" | 36 |
Walk nervously, as in a waiting room | 36 |
When doubled, an American Samoa city | 36 |
What you take if you're careful? | 36 |
Word used in telling time, sometimes | 36 |
What Commodus called Marcus Aurelius | 36 |
Wolfgang ____ 1945 physics Nobelist | 36 |
What a dog uses to "shake" | 36 |
Word spoken with a two-fingered sign | 36 |
William with a state named after him | 36 |
What confident crossword solvers use | 36 |
What they play on the links in Iran? | 36 |