| Wearing-out point for pants | 27 |
| Wearing, with "in" | 28 |
| Wearing this is a PETA peeve | 28 |
| Wearing shorter shorts, say | 27 |
| Wearing loafers, for example | 28 |
| Wearing like wind or water | 26 |
| Wearing flip-flops, e.g. | 24 |
| Wearing down by scraping | 24 |
| Wearing clothes, as it were | 27 |
| Wearing black, perhaps | 22 |
| Wearing away by friction | 24 |
| Wearing a wig and shades, say | 29 |
| Wearing a monk's hood | 25 |
| Wearing a knightly suit | 23 |
| Wearing a false mustache, say | 29 |
| Wearing a disguise, perhaps | 27 |
| Wearing a disguise, for short | 29 |
| Wearing a disguise for short, | 29 |
| Wearing a costume, say | 22 |
| Wearing a certain garment | 25 |
| Wearing -- (smiling broadly) | 28 |
| Weariness of the bored | 22 |
| Wearies Anka and Lynde? | 23 |
| Wearied with whining words | 26 |
| Wearers of the Royal Tartan | 27 |
| Wearers of jeweled turbans | 26 |
| Wearers of four stars: Abbr. | 28 |
| Wearers of eagle insignia | 25 |
| Wearers of black, maybe | 23 |
| Wearer of white gloves | 22 |
| Wearer of three stars: Abbr. | 28 |
| Wearer of the triregnum crown | 29 |
| Wearer of pointy-toed shoes | 27 |
| Wearer of pointy footgear | 25 |
| Wearer of mini skirts? | 22 |
| Wearer of an orange coat | 24 |
| Wearer of an aiguillette | 24 |
| Wearer of a triple tiara | 24 |
| Wearer of a silver eagle | 24 |
| Wearer of a silver bar | 22 |
| Wearer of a red-starred tiara | 29 |
| Wearer of a natural wool coat | 29 |
| Wearer of a famous ring | 23 |
| Wearer of a crown since 1952 | 28 |
| Wearer of a comic mask | 22 |
| Wearer of 9 in Yankee Stadium | 29 |
| Wearable concert souvenirs | 26 |
| Wear __ (dress warmly) | 22 |
| Wear through weathering | 23 |
| Wear out to exhaustion | 22 |
| Wear out the carpet, maybe | 26 |
| Wear out one's welcome | 26 |
| Wear on, as the nerves | 22 |
| Wear on one's conscience | 28 |
| Wear it to look like Nixon | 26 |
| Wear it in good health | 22 |
| Wear in a nursery rhyme | 23 |
| Wear for winter warmth | 22 |
| Wear for those who serve | 24 |
| Wear for the maître d' | 29 |
| Wear for Teddy Roosevelt | 24 |
| Wear for some superheroines | 27 |
| Wear for some soldiers | 22 |
| Wear for some contests | 22 |
| Wear for Peppermint Patty | 25 |
| Wear for Indira Gandhi | 22 |
| Wear for highchair occupants | 28 |
| Wear for head of family | 23 |
| Wear for Batman and Robin | 25 |
| Wear for an unlucky skier | 25 |
| Wear for an expressive dancer | 29 |
| Wear for a fashion show | 23 |
| Wear down, as confidence | 24 |
| Wear down little by little | 26 |
| Wear banned in many schools | 27 |
| Wear away, as popularity | 24 |
| Wear away through erosion | 25 |
| Wear after a serious spill | 26 |
| Wear a hole in the rug | 22 |
| Wear a hole in the carpet | 25 |
| Weapons with weights attached | 29 |
| Weapons with push-button tips | 29 |
| Weapons with bell guards | 24 |
| Weapons with a stun setting | 27 |
| Weapons with a pistol grip | 26 |
| Weapons seen on playing cards | 29 |
| Weapons seen on pistes | 22 |
| Weapons right at hand? | 22 |
| Weapons restriction of a sort | 29 |
| Weapons prog. since 1983 | 24 |
| Weapons on the warpath | 22 |
| Weapons of ___ destruction | 26 |
| Weapons of the unarmed | 22 |
| Weapons of outrageous fortune | 29 |
| Weapons of mouse destruction | 28 |
| Weapons of mass destruction | 27 |
| Weapons of 15th century | 23 |
| Weapons inspector Blix | 22 |
| Weapons for the Myrmidons | 25 |
| Weapons for negotiation | 23 |