| Woman in charge of a bordello | 29 |
| Woman in black, perhaps | 23 |
| Woman in an insect name | 23 |
| Woman in an Ed Wood title | 25 |
| Woman in a Shelley poem | 23 |
| Woman in a personal ad: Abbr. | 29 |
| Woman in a Beatles' song | 28 |
| Woman in a Beatles song | 23 |
| Woman in "Othello" | 28 |
| Woman electee, in Paris | 23 |
| Woman drawn by Hal Foster | 25 |
| Woman deputy, in France | 23 |
| Woman behind the throne | 23 |
| Woman admired by Sherlock | 25 |
| Wolves, for wolfhounds | 22 |
| Wolves full of themselves? | 26 |
| Wolverines' rivals | 22 |
| Wolverine, Rogue, et al. | 24 |
| Wolverine, for Hugh Jackman | 27 |
| Wolverine, Cyclops and others | 29 |
| Wolverine's weapons | 23 |
| Wolverine's former coach | 28 |
| Wolverine's facial hair | 27 |
| Wolverine's cousin | 22 |
| Wolverine State fire starter? | 29 |
| Wolverine sneaker brand | 23 |
| Wolsey's birthplace | 23 |
| Wolmirstedt's river | 23 |
| Wolfsbane and monkshood | 23 |
| Wolfpack member's rival | 27 |
| Wolfman Jack's voice | 24 |
| Wolflike carrion eater | 22 |
| Wolfhound's warning | 23 |
| Wolfgang's laments | 22 |
| Wolfgang Puck, for one | 22 |
| Wolfgang Puck's eatery | 26 |
| Wolfgang Puck restaurant | 24 |
| Wolfgang Puck creation | 22 |
| Wolfe's stonecutter | 23 |
| Wolfe's Eugene ___ | 22 |
| Wolfe who tracks crooks | 23 |
| Wolfe or Woolf, e.g.: Abbr. | 27 |
| Wolfe of detective lit | 22 |
| Wolfe of detective fiction | 26 |
| Wolfe of crime fiction | 22 |
| Wolfe and a Roman emperor | 25 |
| Wolf-whistler's words | 25 |
| Wolf-whistle accompaniment | 26 |
| Wolf, shark or lion, e.g. | 25 |
| Wolf, as one's food | 23 |
| Wolf's nonlecherous call? | 29 |
| Wolf with many stories | 22 |
| Wolf whistle accompaniment | 26 |
| Wolf that calls the shots | 25 |
| Wolf spider's octet | 23 |
| Wolf pack member of WWII | 24 |
| Wolf or devil preceder | 22 |
| Wolf Man portrayer Chaney Jr. | 29 |
| Wolf Man portrayer Chaney | 25 |
| Wolf Man player Chaney | 22 |
| Wolf Larsen's ship | 22 |
| Wolf in the western U.S. | 24 |
| Wolf in a Kipling tale | 22 |
| Wolf down or gobble up | 22 |
| Wolf Blitzer's station | 26 |
| Wolf Blitzer's occupation | 29 |
| Wolf Blitzer's network | 26 |
| Wolf Blitzer's employer | 27 |
| Wolf Blitzer's channel | 26 |
| Wolf Blitzer's beat | 23 |
| Wolf Blitzer's bailiwick | 28 |
| Wolf and brown recluse | 22 |
| Wolf (down), as junk food | 25 |
| Woke up, with "to" | 28 |
| Woke up after passing out | 25 |
| Wojtyla who was John Paul II | 28 |
| Woes, to a Yiddish speaker | 26 |
| Woes for Wile E. Coyote | 23 |
| Woefully weak, as an excuse | 27 |
| Woeful words in Wiesbaden | 25 |
| Woe while getting clean | 23 |
| Woe on an observation deck | 26 |
| Woe for Okies and Arkies | 24 |
| Woe for a high-wire walker | 26 |
| Woden's Norse counterpart | 29 |
| Wodehouse's Wooster | 23 |
| Wodehouse's Drones ___ | 26 |
| Wodehouse character Wooster | 27 |
| Wobbly walker, perhaps | 22 |
| Wobbly table stabilizer | 23 |
| Wobbled while in motion | 23 |
| Wobble of a missile in flight | 29 |
| Woad and anil, for two | 22 |
| WNBA star ___ Delle Donne | 25 |
| WNBA Hall of Famer Rebecca | 26 |
| WNBA All-Star Thompson | 22 |
| WMD in 1940s headlines | 22 |
| Wks. and wks. and wks. | 22 |
| WKRP news director Les | 22 |
| Wk. ending incantation | 22 |