- Whodunit, e.g.
- Whodunit, for example
- Whodunit? answer
- Whodunit? reply
- Whodunit's essence
- Whodunit's why
- Whodunits
- Whodunits' reasons
- whodunnit
- whodunnit hint
- Whodunnit start
- whoever
- Whoever Slew Auntie ___? (1971 movie)
- Whoever Slew Auntie ___? (1971 Shelley Winters movie)
- Whoever wants it
- Whoever you are, find whatever you're into website
- Whoever's in it is out of it
- Whole
- Whole ___
- Whole ___ (grocery chain)
- Whole ___ and caboodle
- Whole ___ bread
- Whole ___ Love
- Whole ___ Love (1969 hit)
- Whole ___ Love (1970 hit)
- Whole ___ Love (Led Zeppelin hit)
- Whole ___ Love (Led Zeppelin song)
- Whole ___ Love (Led Zeppelin)
- Whole ___ Shakin' Goin' On
- Whole ___ Shakin' Going On
- Whole alternative
- Whole alternative, in Nottingham
- Whole amount
- whole ball of wax
- Whole ball of wax (with 'from')
- Whole big thing
- Whole boatload
- WHOLE body (pert. to the)
- Whole body of citizens
- whole body of peers
- whole body of traditional Jewish teaching
- whole bruch
- whole Bunch
- Whole bunch
- Whole bunch (of)
- Whole bunches
- Whole cloth materials?
- whole country
- Whole effort
- Whole enchilada
- Whole essence
- Whole extended family
- Whole extent
- Whole Foods buyer (2017)
- Whole foods fruit
- Whole Foods label
- Whole Foods Market competitor
- Whole gobs
- Whole grain cereal brand
- Whole grain component
- Whole grain dish
- Whole group of gods
- Whole head of hair
- Whole heap
- Whole heaps
- Whole host
- Whole kit and ___
- Whole kit and caboodle
- WHOLE language
- WHOLE length of life
- Whole load
- Whole lot
- Whole lot of nothing
- Whole lot of trouble
- Whole lotta
- Whole Lotta Love band, after spell-checking
- Whole Lotta Love lead singer
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On singer
- Whole mess
- Whole mess of
- Whole milk alternative
- Whole nine yards
- whole no part left out
- WHOLE note
- Whole note, e.g.
- Whole note's lack
- Whole note's shape
- Whole Number
- whole number
- Whole number, e.g.
- Whole number, in coding lingo
- Whole numbers
- WHOLE of country except the capital
- Whole of something
- Whole or half home unit
- Whole passel
- Whole passels
- Whole pizza
- Whole pizzas
- whole quantity or number (of)
- whole range
- whole scale
- Whole seed grain
- Whole shebang
- Whole slew
- Whole slew of
- Whole step
- Whole step, in music
- whole system of the physical world not controlled by human beings
- Whole that's greater than the sum of its parts
- Whole thing
- Whole thing, or its part
- Whole tone, e.g.
- whole totaly
- whole truth
- Whole unit
- Whole wheat alternative
- Whole wheat flour
- Whole wheat husk
- Whole wheat or rye
- WHOLE with interdependent parts compared to living being
- Whole works
- Whole world in one's hands?
- Whole-grain food
- Whole-grain food ... or two universities
- Whole-grain food, and a description of each set of circles
- Whole-grain product
- Whole-grain sandwich's exterior
- Whole-wheat cracker creator Sylvester
- Whole-yards link
- Whole, as a film
- Whole, in a way
- wholehearted
- Wholehearted endorsement
- Wholehearted, as an effort
- Wholeheartedly enthusiastic
- wholeness
- Wholes or parts
- wholesale
- Wholesale alternative
- Wholesale amount
- WHOLESALE destruction of religious, racial, or national groups
- Wholesale qty.
- Wholesale quantities
- Wholesale quantity
- Wholesale quantity, often
- wholesale slaughter
- Wholesale's antithesis
- Wholesale's counterpart
- Wholesale's opposite
- wholesaler
- wholesome
- Wholesome amusement
- wholesomeness
- Wholly
- Wholly absorbed
- Wholly absorbed, as in thought
- Wholly captivated
- Wholly represent
- Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline
- Whom "feeling good was good enough for," in a 1971 #1 song
- Whom "I Like"
- Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister
- Whom "my heart belongs to"
- Whom "Rolling Stone" called the "live" in "SNL"
- Whom "seven ate," in a joke
- Whom "she saw...on a seesaw," in a children's ditty
- Whom "The Muppet Movie" was dedicated to
- Whom "Time" called "America's Queen of Opera"
- Whom "Uncle Sam wants"
- Whom "unto us" is given, in Isaiah
- Whom "Variations on 'I Got Rhythm"' was dedicated to
- Whom 007 assists in "Licence to Kill"
- Whom 1950s voters "liked"
- Whom 29-Down met
- Whom 39-Down wants, in a classic poster
- Whom 49ers play for
- Whom a "Congrats!" lawn sign is often for
- Whom a benefit benefits
- Whom a bully may bully
- Whom a cartooning award is named for
- Whom a coach coaches
- Whom a copper apprehends
- Whom a courtier may address
- Whom a dragon threatens in a fairy tale
- Whom a fan club follows
- Whom a French dessert is named for
- Whom a guy do-si-dos with
- Whom a guy might hang with when he's not with the guys
- Whom a headhunter calls
- Whom a hippie called a "pig"
- Whom a humor-writing prize is named for
- Whom a hunter hunts
- Whom a lawyer represents
- Whom a leader follows
- Whom a leader trails
- Whom a mystery award honors
- Whom a software developer has in mind
- Whom a steno might assist, for short
- Whom a thane attended
- Whom Abe couldn't "spare ..., he fights"
- Whom all contenders are chasing
- Whom an American humor prize is named for
- Whom an M.P. hunts
- Whom Annie sings "Tomorrow" to
- Whom Antony addressed
- Whom Aristophanes is said to have "read"
- Whom Aristotle mentions in "On the Parts of Animals"
- Whom Artemis loved
- Whom Artemis loved and unwittingly killed
- Whom auditors audit
- Whom Baryshnikov danced for in the '60s
- Whom basilicas are often named after: Abbr.
- Whom Bates won an Oscar for confining
- Whom Björn beat for his last French Open title
- Whom bleacherites greet in close-ups
- Whom bouncers bounce
- Whom bouncers might bounce
- Whom Brits call "brickie"
- Whom Brits call "brickies"
- Whom Bugs bugs
- Whom bullies might take on
- Whom Burns paired with men
- Whom Bush whacked
- Whom Cain slew
- Whom Cain slew in Genesis
- Whom Clay became
- Whom Cleopatra identified with
- Whom Cline mentored
- Whom cops catch
- Whom Cordelia called "As mad as the vex'd sea"
- Whom Dewey defeated, according to a premature headline
- Whom Dory and Marlin found, in film
- Whom Dudley Do-Right loved
- Whom Edgar Awards are named for
- Whom element #107 was named for
- Whom element #90 was named for
- Whom Emerson called "the jingle-man"
- Whom emperors answer to
- Whom Eydie Gorme played in "Ocean's Eleven"
- Whom Fallon succeeded
- Whom fans adore
- Whom Federer beat in the 2009 Wimbledon semis
- Whom FedEx uses for some deliveries
- Whom Ford succeeded in '73
- Whom Garfield torments
- Whom Gdansk's airport is named for
- Whom George I succeeded
- Whom Gershwin dedicated his "I Got Rhythm" Variations to
- Whom Glenn served with in the '50s