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wales
  • - Small nation in the U.S.A.'s 2022 World Cup group
  • - Cardiff's location
  • - Burton's homeland
  • - Pontypridd's place
  • - Part of the Duke of Cornwall's other title.
  • - Burton's birthplace
  • - Dylan Thomas's home
  • - Cardiff's land
  • - Cardiff's country
  • - Cymru
  • - Land known to locals as Cymru
  • - English name for Cymru
  • - Cymru's English name
  • - Its natives call it Cymru
  • - Cardiff's locale
  • - Lawrence of Arabia's birthplace
  • - Land east of St. George's Channel
  • - Richard Burton's homeland
  • - Charles's domain
  • - Richard Burton's birthplace
  • - Charles's princedom
  • - Prince Charles's realm
  • - 37 Down's homeland
  • - Former name of the conference that included the New York Rangers
  • - Bertrand Russell's birthplace
  • - It.s east of Eire
  • - Cardiff's place
  • - Prince Charles's domain
  • - Dylan Thomas's homeland
  • - Cymru, to nonnatives
  • - Swansea's country
  • - Flag with a dragon
  • - Land between England and Ireland
  • - british country
  • - ...the country makes a woeful cry, we hear
  • - we hear the lamentations of a country
  • - Land of song when pitiful cries are heard
  • - ... i'd send inuits to ......
  • - where the holiday traditions plygain (middle-of-the-night caroling) and mari lwyd (involving decorated horse skulls) originated
  • - Plaintive cries are heard in the principality
  • - principality in the united kingdom whose capital is cardiff
  • - United Kingdom country with a dragon on its flag
  • - Snowdonia locale
  • - Country and Western drinks
  • - Cardiff setting
  • - Where much of "Torchwood" takes place
  • - Cardiff is there
  • - Where the Usk flows
  • - Where Mt. Snowdon is
  • - Tom Jones homeland
  • - Setting of the 2010 film "Leap Year"
  • - Place of investiture of Charles
  • - Neighbor of England
  • - Homeland of Dylan Thomas
  • - Home to Tom Jones and the Super Furry Animals
  • - Home nation wearing red shirts for rugby
  • - Fabric ribs
  • - Eastwood outlaw
  • - Country whose national anthem is "Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau"
  • - Birthplace of Catherine Zeta-Jones and Christian Bale
  • - UK country
  • - Principality
  • - Home of Cardiff and Swansea
  • - Swansea locale
  • - Wide beer selection in country
  • - British nation
  • - Cardiff locale
  • - Prince of .... (Charles' title)
  • - Charles' princedom
  • - Cambria, today
  • - Country of the UK
  • - Anthony Hopkins' birthplace
  • - Country conquered by Normans, 1277-84
  • - Part of the UK
  • - Home Counties rule set up for whole country
  • - Prince of ......
  • - Country rejected Home Counties rule
  • - Part of Great Britain
  • - Zeta-Jones' homeland
  • - Country on the Irish Sea
  • - Its flag bears a red dragon
  • - Country (was invaded by the French)
  • - Part of the United Kingdom
  • - Its flag features a dragon
  • - Cardigan setting
  • - Charles is its prince
  • - Home of Merlin, in Arthurian legend
  • - Its flag bears a dragon
  • - Its royal badge features the motto "Pleidiol wyf i'm gwlad"
  • - Its capital is Cardiff
  • - One of the Celtic nations
  • - Country with a dragon on its flag
  • - Dylan Thomas' home
  • - Titular jurisdiction of 30-Across
  • - Land with a red dragon on its flag
  • - Charles' domain
  • - "Land of song" where the Eisteddfod is held
  • - Tom Jones' birthplace
  • - County Clwyd country
  • - United Kingdom land
  • - Its flag has a large red dragon
  • - Cardiff is its capital
  • - Cardigan location
  • - England formally annexed it in 1536
  • - Cardigan locale
  • - Part of Great Britain since 1536
  • - Where Swansea is
  • - Dylan Thomas' homeland
  • - Land of crwths
  • - County Clwyd locale
  • - Cambrian Mountains locale
  • - Land on the Irish Sea
  • - Charles, Prince of ......
  • - Cambria, now
  • - Lover of Narcissus
  • - Eastwood film, "The Outlaw Josey ........"
  • - British principality
  • - Volunteers have begun an attempt to move a three-ton stone from here to Stonehenge
  • - Principality associated with Prince William
  • - Cardiff country
  • - Llanelli locale
  • - It was once called Cambria
  • - Where the Wye River rises
  • - Principality on the Irish Sea
  • - East of Eire
  • - Cambrian Mountains region
  • - Home of Swansea or Cardiff
  • - Site of the Cambrian Mountains
  • - Where they plug the leeks
  • - Division of the U.K.
  • - Princedom of Charles
  • - Where Cardiff is
  • - Prince William of ......
  • - Its high point is Snowdon
  • - Locale of Mt. Snowdon
  • - Land of the Cymry
  • - Part of NSW
  • - U.K. part
  • - Country ....
  • - Division of the United Kingdom
  • - william, prince of ......
  • - 2012 six nations championship grand slam-winning rugby union team
walers
  • - Australian horses
waler
  • - Type of Australian horse breed
  • - State left royal horse in India
  • - Australian horse
  • - Imported horse won race, mostly backed
  • - Strong rope used for ship anchoring
walesa
  • - Peace Prize winner from Poland
  • - Poland's Lech
  • - Time's 1981 Man of the Year
  • - Peace Nobelist from Poland
  • - Former Polish president
  • - 1990s Polish president
  • - Shipyard worker who became a head of state
  • - President who was once a labor leader
  • - President who was an electrician by profession
  • - President of Poland
  • - Polish president, 1990-95
  • - Peace Nobelist of 1983
  • - Only private non-American to address a joint session of Congress (1989)
  • - Non-head of state who addressed a 1989 joint session of Congress
  • - Lech of Poland's Solidarity
  • - Lech of labor
  • - Former president of Poland
  • - Eponym of Gdansk's airport
  • - Electrician who went on to become president
  • - Country with a Polish president
  • - polish nobel winner lech
  • - Solidarity leader Lech
  • - Solidarity co-founder Lech
  • - Solidarity leader
  • - Polish Peace Prize winner
  • - Polish Peace Nobelist
  • - Peace Prize winner Lech
  • - 1983 Peace Nobelist
  • - Whom Gdansk's airport is named for
  • - Solidarnosc leader
  • - Solidarity hero
  • - Solidarity founder
  • - Shipyard worker fired in 1976
  • - Polish Solidarity leader Lech
  • - Polish Solidarity leader
  • - Polish Solidarity hero Lech
  • - Polish labor leader Lech
  • - Nobel Peace Prize winner: 1983
  • - Gdansk airport honoree
  • - Former Polish leader
  • - Big name in Gdansk
  • - 1990s Polish leader
  • - 1983 Peace Nobelist Lech
  • - 1983 Nobelist
  • - Peace Nobelist Lech
walford
  • - EastEnders borough
  • - EastEnders fictitious borough
walg
  • - Drugstore eponym
walet
  • - In that case it's raining and everybody is inside
walgreen
  • - PHARMACY CHAIN FOUNDER
walgreenhorn
  • - Drugstore chain tyro?
walisneystudios
  • - Cartoon giant
walings
  • - Construction braces
waling
  • - Marking with ridges
walgreens
  • - the us-based part of this alliance
waldo
  • - Character often lost in a crowd
  • - Stripe-shirted, bespectacled fellow of picture books
  • - 'Where's ......?'
  • - Who can be found in the Waldorf Astoria?
  • - Striped shirt wearer of children's books
  • - Children's character who wears red-and-white stripes
  • - Hard-to-see hiker in kids' books
  • - Emerson's middle name
  • - One in a crowd at a bookstore?
  • - Character sought in children's books
  • - Hard-to-find figure in a children's book
  • - Hard-to-find guy in kids' books
  • - Hider in children's books
  • - Guy hiding in children's books
  • - One face in the crowd?
  • - Picture book character lost in a crowd
  • - Character found in picture books
  • - Guy to find in kids' books
  • - Character found in kids' books
  • - Hiding-in-plain-sight guy of children's books
  • - Hard guy to find in kids' books
  • - Handford's hidden hiker
  • - One found in books
  • - Elusive guy in a striped shirt
  • - "Where's ......?" (children's book series)
  • - Not just another face in the crowd?
  • - Hard-to-find guy in children's books
  • - Well-hidden fellow of children's books
  • - Much sought after guy in children's books
  • - Elusive kids' book character
  • - "Where's ....?" (kid-lit series)
  • - Hard-to-find guy of kids' books
  • - Hiding figure in children's books
  • - Hard-to-find fellow in a red-and-white shirt
  • - Character hidden in books
  • - Character in a red-and-white-striped shirt
  • - "Where's ......?" (children's book)
  • - "Where's ......?" (kiddie lit question)
  • - Elusive children's book character
  • - "Where's ......?" (kids' book)
  • - Face in a crowd?
  • - He gets lost in the crowd
  • - Magoo's nephew
  • - He's not easily found in books
  • - He's WHERE?
  • - Mr. Magoo's nephew
  • - He exists to be found
  • - Hider in kids' books
  • - He can sometimes be found near Wenda or Wizard Whitebeard
  • - Subject of a kids' book search
  • - Elusive hero of children's books
  • - Hidden character in kids' books
  • - He hides in children's books
  • - "Where's ......?" (Kid's book title)
  • - Well-camouflaged guy of kids' books
  • - He hides in kids' books
  • - Redford's Pepper
  • - He's found in books
  • - Kid to find in kiddle lit
  • - WHERE'S he?
  • - The "W" in R.W.E.
  • - Character found in children's books?
  • - "Where's ...?" (kids' series)
  • - Picture book character known as Wally in the U.K.
  • - Book character who wears a red-and-white-striped shirt
  • - guy who's always lost in a crowd
  • - Find where he is!
  • - Ralph — Emerson
  • - Hiker created by Martin Handford
  • - Ralph — Emerson, author
  • - Guy for kids to find
  • - One hard to find
  • - Author Ralph .... Emerson
  • - 16-Across is the reason ...... is hiding
  • - Hard-to-find kid-lit character
  • - The Great Pepper of film
  • - Elusive kiddie-lit fellow
  • - Role for Redford, ...... Pepper
  • - "The Great ...... Pepper" (1975 Robert Redford film)
  • - .... Pepper: 1975 Redford title role
  • - Hiding hiker of kiddie lit
  • - "The Great ...... Pepper," 1975 film
  • - Wearer of a red-and-white striped shirt
  • - Hard-to-find character of kiddie lit
  • - Bespectacled Martin Handford character
  • - Hard-to-find character
  • - Hard-to-find cartoon character
  • - "The Great ...... Pepper" (1975 movie)
  • - Middle name of "The Sage of Concord"
  • - See 99 Down
  • - Literary middle name
  • - See 1 Across
  • - See 22 Across
  • - hard-to-find guy
waldopepper
  • - Role for Robert Redford as a stunt pilot after World War I
  • - Robert Redford's "great" 1975 role
  • - 1975 Robert Redford title role
  • - "Great" 1975 Redford role
  • - 'Great' film title role for Robert Redford
waldorf
  • - famous hotel or a salad
  • - Salad with apples and grapes
  • - Hotel or salad
  • - Salad named after a hotel in New York
  • - Salad choice
  • - One of two Muppets characters named after New York hotels
  • - Salad with apples
  • - Kind of salad
  • - Hotel that lent its name to a salad
  • - Salad type
  • - First half of a famous Park Avenue hotel name
  • - Manhattan's ....-Astoria Hotel
  • - Type of fruit salad
  • - Sort of salad
  • - Shorter of the critics on "The Muppet Show"
  • - Vegetarian dish of celery, apples, walnuts and mayonnaise
  • - Statler's Muppet sidekick
  • - "Muppet Show" heckler
  • - Educational style founded by Rudolf Steiner
  • - Alternative school sort
  • - Noted Art Deco building in the Big Apple, with "the"
  • - Caesar alternative
  • - .......... Astoria
wale
  • - Cloth ridge
  • - A ridge, especially on cloth
  • - Cloth texture
  • - Ridge on cloth
  • - Cloth ribbing.
  • - Ridge on the surface of cloth.
  • - Ridge in weave of cloth.
  • - Ridge in cloth.
  • - Ridge in the weave of cloth.
  • - Texture, as of cloth.
  • - Rapper with the 2011 hit album "Ambition"
  • - Stage name of "Dig Dug (Shake It)" recording artist
  • - Fabric weave or texture (anagram of "weal")
  • - Strake
  • - D.C.-born rapper with the 2013 hit 'Bad'
  • - Corduroy ridge
  • - Fabric rib
  • - Corduroy line
  • - Corduroy rib
  • - Rib of corduroy
  • - Ridges-per-inch measure
  • - Corduroy characteristic
  • - Knitting rib
  • - Raised ridge on corduroy
  • - Ridge on a pair of corduroys
  • - Wide ...... corduroy
  • - Ridge on corduroy
  • - Knit rib
  • - Shipbuilder's plank
  • - Whipping evidence
  • - Knit-shirt rib
  • - Heavy plank on the side of a wooden ship
  • - Ship plank
  • - Welt
  • - A rib in knit goods
  • - Rib in a fabric
  • - Lashing aftermath
  • - Corduroy's rib
  • - Weave wickerwork
  • - Raised surface.
  • - Corduroy part.
  • - Ridge, as on corduroy.
  • - Heavy twill in fabrics.
  • - Raised ridge
  • - Fabric ridge
  • - Whip mark
  • - Fabric texture.
  • - Ridge
  • - Fabric weave.
  • - Fabric feature
  • - Corduroy feature
  • - Stripe
  • - ...... streak
  • - Rib
  • - "Dig Dug (Shake It)" rapper (anagram of "weal")
waled
  • - Ribbed, like corduroy
  • - Ribbed, as a fabric
  • - Ridged
  • - Beat (on)
  • - Woven with ridges
  • - Raised welts
  • - Marked with welts
  • - Having ridges
  • - Like corduroy
walee
  • - Arab provincial governor
waldorfsalad
  • - old lad was far out creating this dish!
  • - Dish of apples, walnuts, celery and mayonnaise
  • - Side dish named for a New York hotel
  • - A cold dish ...
  • - dish with apples, walnuts, and grapes [found him!]
  • - Dish was for lad prepared by another
  • - Culinary classic of Dr Law?
  • - Mix of apples, walnuts, celery, etc
  • - Apples, celery, walnuts and mayo
waldorf-salad
  • - Mixture of apples, walnuts, celery and mayonnaise
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