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wac
  • - wwii org. with a pallas athene symbol
  • - enlistee in a skirt, ca. 1940
  • - Mil. group integrated with male units in 1978
  • - G.I. Jane, e.g.
  • - "Never Wave At a ......."
  • - Mil. branch disbanded in 1978
  • - '40s "girl with a Star-Spangled heart"
  • - One seen on an "I'm in this war too!" poster
  • - Female in WWII
  • - Female GI in WWII
  • - Service branch disbanded in 1978, briefly
  • - Female enlistee in WWII
  • - WWII lady in uniform
  • - G.I. Jane, maybe
  • - Female soldier in WWII
  • - She served in WWII
  • - W.W. II-era female in uniform
  • - Extra in "I Was a Male War Bride"
  • - Woman in WWII
  • - Army unit estd. in 1942
  • - G.I. Jane, for one
  • - "Never Wave at a ......" (1952 military farce)
  • - "Never Wave at a ......" (1952 film comedy)
  • - G.I. Jane
  • - Cartography clerk in WWII, perhaps
  • - Female G.I.
  • - U.S.A. distaffer
  • - U.S.A. member
  • - Woman in the service
  • - WWII service person
  • - WWII clerk, perhaps
  • - Servicewoman, once
  • - Female army enlistee, once
  • - WWII operative
  • - WWII mil. female
  • - Mrs. Hobby's W.W. II group
  • - Military miss
  • - Military female
  • - GI Jill
  • - Female soldier(Acronym)
  • - Female enlistee, pre-1978
  • - Certain WWII female
  • - Certain enlistee
  • - Mil. abbr.
  • - Military unit: Abbr.
  • - Female WWII enlistee
  • - Famous B.C. initials
  • - Mil. org
  • - WWII auxiliary
  • - WWII female
  • - Female soldiers' org. until 1978
  • - WWII female vet
  • - WWII servicewoman
  • - Female soldier ( Acronym )
  • - WWII female enlistee
  • - Female WWII server
  • - W.W. II org. whose insignia featured Athena
  • - WWII GI Jane
  • - W.W. II service member
  • - W.W. II female
  • - New Mexico State's athletic grp
  • - W.W. II noncombatant
  • - WW2 female soldier
  • - WWII woman
  • - New Mexico State sports grp.
  • - WWII service member
  • - One of those MacArthur called "my best soldiers"
  • - Fem. force
  • - Mil. branch from 1943 to 1978
  • - WWII-era enlistee
  • - WWII acronym
  • - W.W. II-era enlistee
  • - Female WWII soldier
  • - WWII ladies
  • - SPAR's counterpart
  • - Army female
  • - WWII figure
  • - USO patron
  • - WWII cartography clerk, perhaps
  • - GI Jane
  • - WWII female flier
  • - WWII auxiliary member
  • - WWII abbr.
  • - WWII medical technician, perhaps
  • - Pre-1948 mil. woman
  • - Female grunt
  • - Org. headed by Oveta Culp Hobby
  • - Servicewoman, at one time
  • - Certain WWII enlistee
  • - WWII military auxiliary
  • - Fem. forces
  • - WW II gp.
  • - WW II female
  • - W.W. II server
  • - Distaff dogface
  • - Servicewoman, briefly
  • - Servicewoman formerly
  • - Female enlistee, once
  • - B.Y.U.'s league
  • - Mil. support person of W.W. II
  • - Mil. woman
  • - U.S. servicewoman
  • - U.S. Army branch
  • - Woman soldier
  • - W.W. II lass
  • - Wave's kin
  • - U.S. Army Corps member
  • - Army woman
  • - Service woman
  • - Servicewoman.
  • - WWII group
  • - Army member
  • - WWII enlistee
  • - WWII soldier
  • - W.W. II enlistee
  • - Female W.W. II enlistee
  • - Duo #2. continues
wabe
  • - Where the slithy toves gyred and gimbled
  • - Spot for gyring and gimbling
  • - Grass plot around a sundial, in "Jabberwocky"
  • - "Did gyre and gimble in the ....": "Jabberwocky"
  • - "Did gyre and gimble in the ......."
  • - "...gimble in the ......": Carroll
  • - "... gimble in the ................"
  • - '... gyre and gimble in the --': Carroll
  • - Where toves gimbled
  • - Grass plot around a sundial
  • - "Jabberwocky" locale
  • - "Jabberwocky" word
wabisabi
  • - aesthetic that values imperfection and impermanence
  • - japanese aesthetic that embraces imperfection
wabo
  • - Cabo ...... (Sammy Hagar tequila brand)
wacko
  • - "crazoid"
  • - Nutball
  • - all right, cry like a crow turning up, fruitcake!
  • - especially eccentric
  • - eccentric person, unkindly
  • - Super-silly sort
  • - Kramer on "Seinfeld," e.g.
  • - Amusingly eccentric
  • - Super silly
  • - Crazy (sl)
  • - Nutsy
  • - Ridiculously silly
  • - Eccentric and then some
  • - Loony one
  • - Not firing on all cylinders
  • - Strange fellow
  • - More than odd
  • - Nutty as a fruitcake
  • - Eccentric sort
  • - Beyond silly
  • - Loon
  • - Nutso
  • - Some kind of nut
  • - Loony tune
  • - Screwball
  • - Nut job
  • - More than eccentric
  • - Screwy?
  • - Crazy
  • - Bananas
  • - Deranged
  • - Off-the-wall
  • - Oddball
  • - Eccentric type
  • - Eccentric
  • - Kook
  • - Nutcase
wackiness
  • - Idiosyncrasy in variety of cakes wins
  • - Unpredictability of disturbed wine casks
  • - wine casks display eccentricity
  • - Zaniness
wackily
  • - In a crazy way
  • - In a silly fashion
wackiest
  • - Least logical
  • - Most hare-brained
  • - Most goofy
wackier
  • - More offbeat
  • - More harebrained
  • - More erratic
wace
  • - Anglo-Norman poet
wack
  • - Terrible
  • - Really bad, informally
  • - Bad, slangily
  • - Lousy (Sl.)
  • - Messed up, in slang
  • - Really bad, so to speak
  • - Stupidly bad, in slang
  • - Really bad, in slang
  • - Hardly phat
  • - Very bad, slangily
  • - Screwball
  • - Weirdo
  • - Inferior, slangily
  • - Eccentric
  • - Awful
wackadoodle
  • - Nutty person (and new OED entry of 2014)
  • - Crazy person
wackfordsqueers
  • - Cruel schoolmaster in "Nicholas Nickleby"
  • - Smike's beastly tormentor
wackbard
  • - Lame poet?
wacht
  • - German guard
wachowski
  • - the matrix
waac
  • - Woman of W.W.II
  • - Army gal
  • - U.S. army org.
  • - WWII army member
  • - W.W. II woman
  • - British servicewoman: W.W. I
  • - British servicewoman of W.W. I
  • - British servicewoman
  • - Woman soldier in 1942
  • - Woman in W.W. II
  • - W.W. II army org.
  • - British army woman
  • - W.W. II mil. woman
  • - Army girl of W. W. II
  • - Martial woman of the 1940's.
  • - Army group, 1942.
  • - 1942 Army Corps.
  • - Army group of 1942.
  • - Former initials of an Army branch.
  • - Army Corps, established 1942.
  • - Army member
  • - Army group: Abbr.
  • - Fighting female, adult repeatedly seen among ladies?
  • - Female WWII gp
  • - Mil. unit headed by Oveta Culp Hobby in 1942
  • - WWII service acronym
  • - WWII "This is my war too!" org
  • - WWII support gp
  • - Certain W.W. II enlistee
  • - Former mil. branch
  • - Female mil. unit created 5/15/42
  • - WWI unit of Brits
  • - Former females' service grp.
  • - WWII noncombat unit
  • - Support gp. created in 1942
  • - 49-Across enlistee
  • - Org. headed by Oveta Culp Hobby in 1942
  • - Mil. org. estab. in 1942
  • - WWII noncombatant
  • - W.W. II service acronym
  • - WWII noncombat gp.
  • - Female W.W. II grp.
  • - Mil. group founded in 1942
  • - Noncombat gp. created in 1942
  • - Former female military div.
  • - WWII mil. branch
  • - Female WWII grp.
  • - WWII womens' grp.
  • - WWII uniformed lady
  • - Member of the U.S. military in WWII
  • - WWII gp.
  • - WWII mil. lady
  • - Former military branch acronym
  • - W.W. II participant
  • - W.W. II females' service grp.
  • - W.W. II miss
  • - W.W. II gp.
  • - Brit. servicewoman
  • - G.I. Jane of 1942
  • - Servicewoman in Eng.
  • - Br. servicewoman
  • - Servicewoman of 1942
  • - W.W. II girl
  • - Girl in uniform: 1942
  • - W.W. II mil. unit
  • - Service girl of W. W. II
  • - Military Ms. of W. W. II
  • - Corps of W. W. II
  • - W. W. II women
  • - Women's W. W. II group
  • - W.W. II service group
  • - Initials of 1942.
  • - 1924 service group.
  • - Corps of 1942.
  • - 1942 corps.
  • - Service group organized in 1942.
  • - Predecessor of the WAC.
  • - Lady of Fort Des Moines.
  • - Corps authorized May 14, 1942.
  • - WWII female
  • - WWII female enlistee
  • - W.W. II female
  • - W.W. II server
  • - W. W. II group.
  • - W.W. II org
  • - WWII enlistee
  • - WW II enlistee
  • - W.W. II enlistee
waacs
  • - wwii female enlistees
  • - WWII females
  • - WWII women
  • - WWII misses
  • - WWII support group
  • - WWII noncombat females
  • - Female fighters in WWII
  • - Army women of W. W. II.
  • - W. W. II women
  • - WWII auxiliary
  • - W.W. II females
  • - 89-Down noncombat group
  • - Female W.W. II-era enlistees
  • - Some noncombatants, for short
  • - Military ladies branch, at one time
  • - W.W. II volunteers
  • - British servicewomen in W.W. II
  • - Early distaff service gp.
  • - Servicewomen of 1942.
  • - Servicewomen, circa 1943.
  • - British servicewomen
  • - Military group
w8untildark
  • - Suspenseful 1966 Broadway hit
w2s
  • - Some I.R.S. forms
w0shebang
  • - Kit and caboodle
waa
  • - War assets org.
  • - Crying sound effect
wabash
  • - River in Indiana
  • - River in the title of Indiana's state song
  • - River through Indiana
  • - Border river in the Midwest
  • - River on the Illinois/Indiana border
  • - Indiana county or its seat
  • - Indiana-Illinois border river
  • - River to the Ohio
  • - River in Indiana's state song
  • - Famous "cannonball" of song
  • - State river of Indiana
  • - Part of the Illinois/Indiana border
  • - Part of the Illinois-Indiana border
  • - River into the Ohio
  • - River of Indiana
  • - River between Indiana and Illinois
  • - River of blues
  • - River of a blues song
  • - Historic river of Ohio and Indiana.
  • - Indiana river
  • - River of song
  • - Sailor has bath outside in river
  • - Terre Haute's river
  • - River past Terre Haute
  • - Famous Cannonball?
  • - Tippecanoe River's destination
  • - River between two Midwestern states
  • - Midwest river
  • - Hoosier stream
  • - Ohio River tributary
  • - Ohio feeder
  • - "...... Moon," Downey theme song
  • - Indiana–Illinois boundary river
  • - Ohio tributary.
  • - Cannonball
wabc
  • - Channel 7, in New York City
  • - New York City TV station
  • - Major NYC talk station
wabble
  • - Walk shakily: Var.
wabbitstaff
  • - Walking stick that Elmer Fudd takes while hunting?
wabbitforme
  • - What Elmer Fudd said after getting the thing he's always wanted?
wabbit
  • - Bugs, to a toon hunter
  • - Elmer Fudd's quawwy
  • - Bugs, to Elmer Fudd
  • - Bugs, per Elmer
  • - Elmer's wascally pwey
  • - Bugs, to Elmer
  • - "Word" after "wascally"
wabashriver
  • - Indiana/Illinois separator
  • - Flower at Terre Haute
waad
  • - 'For Sama' journalist Al-Kateab
waaf
  • - Wren's relative
  • - R.A.F. auxiliary
  • - British aviatrix of W. W. II.
  • - Brit. support group during WWII
waafs
  • - U. K. servicewomen
  • - British servicewomen
waah
  • - Sound that may wake a new parent
  • - Cry heard on a baby monitor
  • - Cry from a baby monitor
  • - Crybaby's sound
  • - Cry from a crib
  • - Baby's cry
  • - Crib cry
  • - Cry from the crib
wabac
  • - Mr. Peabody's aptly named time machine, as the creators of Rocky and Bullwinkle spelled it
wabacmachine
  • - Time-travel device of television
waba
  • - Indiana river
waart
  • - Maestro Edo de ....
waals
  • - Nobelist in Physics: 1910
wabanaki
  • - ... Confederacy (northeastern Indigenous group)
waal
  • - German river
  • - Jeanna de ..., actress who portrayed Princess Diana in "Diana: The Musical"
  • - Lower Rhine branch
  • - Lower Rhine arm
  • - Branch of the Rhine
w-g-grace
  • - The "Grand Old Man" of cricket
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