- Weak, as a mental grasp
- Weak, as a novel plot
- Weak, as a plot
- Weak, as an effort
- Weak, as an excuse
- Weak, as excuses
- Weak, as excuses go
- Weak, as on crime
- Weak, excuse-wise
- Weak, in a sense
- Weak, in a way
- Weak, ineffectual
- Weak, with "down"
- Weaken
- Weaken a bit at a time
- WEAKEN a drink
- Weaken a magnet when picked up
- Weaken by adding water
- Weaken by eroding
- Weaken from disuse
- Weaken gradually
- Weaken in intensity
- Weaken insidiously
- Weaken or debilitate
- weaken or destroy in spirit or body
- Weaken secretly
- weaken the consistency of
- Weaken via deprivation
- Weaken with Water
- Weaken, as a drink
- Weaken, as a liquid solution
- Weaken, as confidence
- Weaken, as judgment
- Weaken, damage
- Weaken, in a way
- Weaken, perhaps
- Weaken, romantically
- weakened
- WEAKENED by addition of water
- Weakened due to inactivity
- Weakened military units?
- Weakened with water
- Weakened, as currency
- weakening
- weakening by the addition of water or a thinner
- weakening of consonant sound
- Weakens
- Weakens gradually
- Weakens or recedes
- Weakens, as support
- Weaker
- Weaker party
- Weaker team's win
- Weaker, as an excuse
- Weakest
- Weakest animal in a litter
- WEAKEST in litter
- Weakest in numbers
- weakest level of desire or volition
- Weakest of beers
- Weakest, as excuses
- weakfish
- Weakish poker holding
- weakling
- Weakling has fight to cut into fish
- Weakling, next to a pen
- Weakling, slangily
- Weakling's antithesis
- Weakling's desserts?
- Weakling's lack
- Weaklings
- weakly
- Weakly attracted by poles
- weakly emotional
- Weakly hit fly ball
- Weakly hit single
- Weakly object
- weakly sentimental
- Weakly unsteady
- Weakly.
- Weakness
- Weakness arrivin'?
- Weakness cause
- Weakness for diamonds, say
- Weakness in a mattress
- Weakness in an argument
- Weakness of a sort
- Weakness of character
- Weakness of the old
- weakness of voice
- weakness of will
- Weaknesses
- Weal
- Weal's opposite
- weald
- WEALDEN District town
- Wealth
- Wealth accrued in a government account?
- Wealth acquired dishonestly
- wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living
- Wealth of Nations author Smith
- wealth of terms
- Wealth owned by a person or organisation or invested, lent, or borrowed
- Wealth regarded as an evil influence
- Wealth source
- Wealth wielder
- Wealth, cynically
- Wealthier
- Wealthiest professional sports org.
- wealthiest suburb and town in the state of maryland
- wealthily
- Wealthiness
- Wealthy
- Wealthy "Wind in the Willows" character
- Wealthy (hyph.)
- Wealthy address?
- Wealthy and influential person
- Wealthy and privileged people
- Wealthy Archie Comics character
- Wealthy backer
- Wealthy biblical land
- Wealthy bigwig
- Wealthy boyfriend, perhaps
- Wealthy Brit, slangily
- Wealthy Brits
- Wealthy bunch
- Wealthy business person
- Wealthy businessman
- Wealthy cad?
- Wealthy campaign donor
- Wealthy contributor
- Wealthy descendant
- Wealthy donors
- Wealthy Englishmen tend to own them
- Wealthy enough
- Wealthy folk
- Wealthy group
- Wealthy group of flyers
- Wealthy group, collectively
- Wealthy industrialist
- Wealthy king of Lydia
- Wealthy Londoners
- Wealthy Londoners, slangily
- wealthy luxurian
- wealthy luxuriant
- WEALTHY luxury-loving person (arch.)
- Wealthy men
- Wealthy muck-a-muck
- Wealthy muckety-muck
- Wealthy one
- Wealthy one, in a dichotomy
- Wealthy one, in a noted dichotomy
- Wealthy one's suffix?
- Wealthy ones
- Wealthy or prominent person
- Wealthy outlying area
- Wealthy outlying community
- Wealthy people (inf)
- wealthy person
- Wealthy political backer
- Wealthy political donor, e.g.
- Wealthy privileged person
- Wealthy ruler
- Wealthy sort, informally
- Wealthy sort, slangily
- Wealthy Texas shortstop, familiarly
- Wealthy Titanic casualty
- Wealthy travelers
- Wealthy TV family
- Wealthy TV sleuth Matt
- Wealthy VIP
- Wealthy Walton
- Wealthy widow
- wealthy woman
- Wealthy, as a dueña
- Wealthy, in Madrid
- Wealthy, in Oaxaca
- Wealthy, in Weimar
- Wealthy, powerful person
- Wealthy, to Juan
- Wealthy, to Pablo
- Wealthy; laden
- Wealthy: sp.
- Wean
- wean from
- Weaned pig
- weanling
- weapon
- Weapon of war
- Weapon (fish)
- WEAPON (obs.)
- Weapon (used to set of a quarrel)
- weapon 7 letters
- WEAPON against spread of heretical and subversive opinions
- Weapon against the Nazis
- Weapon allegedly used by Lizzie Borden
- Weapon also known as a "lead-spitter"
- Weapon Animal
- Weapon associated with the film quote "Here's Johnny!"
- Weapon attached to a rifle
- Weapon attached to a rope
- weapon Australian
- weapon Borden Beast of
- weapon Bowie
- weapon British architect
- weapon Buffy
- weapon Camelot lady
- Weapon carried by the Green Knight
- Weapon carried in a speakeasy
- Weapon carried in the belt
- weapon Cat
- weapon Cavalry British sword
- weapon Caveman
- Weapon choice for Professor Plum
- weapon Clue
- Weapon collection
- WEAPON combining spear and axe
- weapon Commando
- weapon Compact
- weapon consisting of a fighting ax
- weapon consisting of a long shaft with a sharp point
- weapon Crab
- Weapon deposit
- Weapon designer __ Gal
- weapon Dueling souvenir
- Weapon electrified in the Olympics
- Weapon featured in "Exodus"
- weapon fencing
- Weapon fill
- Weapon filler
- Weapon firing bolts
- Weapon firing large balls
- Weapon first designed in 1950
- Weapon first used in combat in 1973
- Weapon for 16-Across
- Weapon for 21-Across
- Weapon for 27-Across
- Weapon for a gangster
- Weapon for a gaucho
- Weapon for a hawk
- Weapon for a raptor
- Weapon for a reindeer
- Weapon for a tilt
- Weapon for an Olympian
- Weapon for Bamm-Bamm Rubble
- Weapon for boneheads?
- Weapon for Buffy
- Weapon for Captain Kirk
- Weapon for Clyde Barrow
- Weapon for Colonel Mustard