| Walk, trot, pace, etc. | 22 |
| Walk, as through melting snow | 29 |
| Walk, as through a factory | 26 |
| Walk ___ (feel elated) | 22 |
| Walk with ____: hobble | 22 |
| Walk with very heavy steps | 26 |
| Walk with pain, perhaps | 23 |
| Walk with no lights on? | 23 |
| Walk with jerky motions | 23 |
| Walk with great effort | 22 |
| Walk while playing band music | 29 |
| Walk very, very quietly | 23 |
| Walk toward as a group | 22 |
| Walk to the gate, perhaps | 25 |
| Walk through the trees | 22 |
| Walk through stores casually | 28 |
| Walk through snow drifts | 24 |
| Walk through mud, maybe | 23 |
| Walk through melting snow | 25 |
| Walk through deep snow, say | 27 |
| Walk quietly or cautiously | 26 |
| Walk out for higher pay | 23 |
| Walk or trot, for a horse | 25 |
| Walk or talk aimlessly | 22 |
| Walk on eggshells, e.g. | 23 |
| Walk on a bad knee, say | 23 |
| Walk of Fame embedment | 22 |
| Walk of Fame depiction | 22 |
| Walk of Fame attraction | 23 |
| Walk like you're cool | 25 |
| Walk like Groucho Marx | 22 |
| Walk like Frankenstein | 22 |
| Walk like an expectant father | 29 |
| Walk like an expectant dad | 26 |
| Walk like a two-year-old | 24 |
| Walk like a show horse | 22 |
| Walk like a little 'un | 26 |
| Walk like a chanticleer | 23 |
| Walk like a 2-year old | 22 |
| Walk like a 1-year-old | 22 |
| Walk in up to the ankles | 24 |
| Walk in the park, so to speak | 29 |
| Walk in space, for short | 24 |
| Walk in ankle-deep water | 24 |
| Walk in a crooked line | 22 |
| Walk in a certain order? | 24 |
| Walk impeded by an injury | 25 |
| Walk heavily and noisily | 24 |
| Walk heavily and firmly | 23 |
| Walk for the first time | 23 |
| Walk down the ___ the altar | 27 |
| Walk Away ____ : 1966 tune | 28 |
| Walk Away ____ : 1966 hit | 27 |
| Walk Away ____: 1966 hit | 28 |
| Walk around naturally? | 22 |
| Walk a picket line, perhaps | 27 |
| Walgreen's competitor | 25 |
| Walesa of Polish politics | 25 |
| Wales, in medieval times | 24 |
| Wales's highest peak | 24 |
| Wales's floral emblem | 25 |
| Wales and Campbell, in hockey | 29 |
| Waldorf-salad ingredient | 24 |
| Waldorf-Astoria muralist | 24 |
| Waldorf-Astoria decorator | 25 |
| Waldorf's Muppet partner | 28 |
| Waldorf salad ingredients | 25 |
| Waldorf salad ingredient | 24 |
| Waldo's uncle, in toons | 27 |
| Waldo thought he whacked her | 28 |
| Waldheim's predecessor | 26 |
| Waldenbooks competitor | 22 |
| Waldenbooks alternative | 23 |
| Walcott's opponent | 22 |
| Wal-Mart wholesale club | 23 |
| Wal-Mart founder Walton | 23 |
| Wal-Mart and Walgreens | 22 |
| Wakes up, has breakfast, etc. | 29 |
| Wakefield's clergyman | 25 |
| Wakeboarder's cousin | 24 |
| Wake-up times, typically | 24 |
| Wake-up times, for short | 24 |
| Wake-up call's purpose | 26 |
| Wake-up call alternative | 24 |
| Wake up time, for some | 22 |
| Wake up and smell the coffee? | 29 |
| Wake up and smell the coffee | 28 |
| Wake Forests's conf. | 24 |
| Wake Forest's grp. | 22 |
| Wake Forest ___ Deacons | 23 |
| Wake behind a speedboat | 23 |
| Wake and UVA's gp. | 22 |
| Wake and bake practitioners | 27 |
| Wake -- the crack of dawn | 25 |
| Waives one's rites? | 23 |
| Waived the wake-up call | 23 |
| Waive the admission fee for | 27 |
| Waive one's rites? | 22 |
| Waits unmoving in traffic | 25 |
| Waits on hand and foot | 22 |