| What "baby makes" | 27 |
| What "aye" means | 26 |
| What "auto-" means | 28 |
| What "amen" means | 27 |
| What "a tutti" is | 27 |
| What "5" can mean | 27 |
| What ".00" may mean | 29 |
| What "-vore" means | 28 |
| What "-saur" means | 28 |
| What "-phile" means | 29 |
| What "-phage" means | 29 |
| What "-oid" means | 27 |
| What "-ish" means | 27 |
| What "-ence" forms | 28 |
| What "&" means | 28 |
| What "!" provides | 27 |
| What " . . . " is | 27 |
| What 'vidi' means | 25 |
| What 'veni' means | 25 |
| What 'thisclue' needs | 29 |
| What 'sesqui-' means | 28 |
| What 'n' may mean | 25 |
| What '-->' is | 24 |
| What # and # stand for | 22 |
| Wharton's Ethan and Zeena | 29 |
| Wharton title character | 23 |
| Wharton Sch. conferral | 22 |
| Wharton offerings: Abbr. | 24 |
| Wharton graduate's deg. | 27 |
| Wharton degree (Abbr.) | 22 |
| Wharton course, for short | 25 |
| Wharton course for short | 25 |
| Wharton alums, perhaps | 22 |
| Wharf workers' org. | 23 |
| Wharf workers' gp. | 22 |
| Wharf where ships dock | 22 |
| Wharf space for a liner | 23 |
| Whammy-inflicting stare | 23 |
| Wham! "___ It Big" | 28 |
| Whales, elephants, etc. | 23 |
| Whalers' social visit | 25 |
| Whalers' get-together | 25 |
| Whalers' gathering | 22 |
| Whaler's direction? | 23 |
| Whaler's direction | 22 |
| Whaler in a Melville book | 25 |
| Whalebone whale's food | 26 |
| Whaleboat captain of fiction | 28 |
| Whale-watching, perhaps | 23 |
| Whale-saving foundation | 23 |
| Whale's whereabouts | 23 |
| Whale's blowhole, e.g. | 26 |
| Whale watcher's sighting | 28 |
| Whale watcher's jackpots | 28 |
| Whale vs. bounty hunter flick | 29 |
| Whale tale with Bo Derek | 24 |
| Whale or herring follower | 25 |
| Whale or gear follower | 22 |
| Whale of an exhibition | 22 |
| Whale of an attraction | 22 |
| Whale of a motion picture | 25 |
| Whale of a first name? | 22 |
| Whale of a film in 1977? | 24 |
| Whale of a constellation? | 25 |
| Whale like Willy or Shamu | 25 |
| Whale in a Kipling story | 24 |
| Whale and corn products | 23 |
| Whacked-out mental state | 24 |
| Whacked arcade critter | 22 |
| Whack, with "off" | 27 |
| Whac-___ (carnival game) | 24 |
| Wgt. of some dumbbells | 22 |
| Weyerhaeuser Co. employee | 25 |
| Wexford's locale: Abbr. | 27 |
| Wetting device for stamps | 25 |
| Wettest, as morning grass | 25 |
| Wetted one's whistle | 24 |
| Wets, in British slang | 22 |
| Wets, as morning grass | 22 |
| Wets with rain, as on grass | 27 |
| Wets through and through | 24 |
| Wets the morning grass | 22 |
| Wets the grass, in poetry | 25 |
| Wets one's whistle | 22 |
| Wetlands protection org. | 24 |
| Wet/dry ___ (shop accessory) | 28 |
| Wet/dry ___ (shop acc.) | 23 |
| Wet-rendered substance, maybe | 29 |
| Wet-dry machines, briefly | 25 |
| Wet, as grass at sunup | 22 |
| Wet Yucatán neighbor | 27 |
| Wet with dawn moisture | 22 |
| Wet West Indies neighbor | 24 |
| Wet through and through | 23 |
| Wet thoroughly, in dialect | 26 |
| Wet Olympic competitor | 22 |
| Wet North Pole neighbor | 23 |
| Wet in the morning, in a way | 28 |
| Wet forecast by Louis XV? | 25 |
| Wet dog's emanation | 23 |