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wader
  • - Heron or flamingo, for example
  • - Crane or stork
  • - Heron or egret
  • - Heron or flamingo
  • - Stilt or kite
  • - Stork or heron
  • - Crane or heron
  • - Stork or crane
  • - Stork, e.g.
  • - Egret or heron, e.g.
  • - Limpkin, white ibis, or roseate spoonbill
  • - Heron, e.g.
  • - Snipe plover or stork
  • - Heron, for one
  • - Sandpiper or heron
  • - Stork or shoebill
  • - Heron or ibis
  • - Heron or stilt
  • - Sandpiper or crane
  • - Bird such as a heron
  • - Ibis or egret
  • - name for any long-legged bird that lives at the water's edge.
  • - Winger's boot
  • - Sort of bird half-dead in conflict
  • - Bird embarrassed a wife returning
  • - walker in shallow water
  • - Maybe snipe and fight over case for divorce
  • - Looking embarrassed, a wife over boot
  • - Bird having a paddle?
  • - Crane, eg
  • - snipe, say, in conflict with journalist captured in return
  • - Action to secure both sides of dragline crane, maybe
  • - Eg, sandpiper
  • - Cleverly drew a bird
  • - Walker in water
  • - Ford expert?
  • - Waterproof boot
  • - Eg, a sandpiper
  • - High waterproof boot
  • - Long waterproof boot
  • - Water bird category
  • - One walking through water
  • - Fishing boot
  • - Person walking in a pond
  • - Water walker
  • - Bit of fishing attire
  • - Angler's boot
  • - Kiddie-pool user
  • - Struggle to grasp wings of delicate bird
  • - Many a marsh bird
  • - A bird that walks in water
  • - Fisherman's boot
  • - Spoonbill, for one
  • - Trout fisherman's boot
  • - Nonswimmer, perhaps
  • - Many a long-legged bird
  • - Tot in a kiddie pool
  • - Rail, for one
  • - Nonswimmer, maybe
  • - Adult in the kiddie pool, perhaps
  • - Slosher in the shallows
  • - Kid in a kiddie pool
  • - Kiddie pool user, perhaps
  • - Fly fisherman, often
  • - Ibis, for one
  • - Egret, for instance
  • - Toddler in a pool, e.g.
  • - Egret, e.g.
  • - One in the kiddie pool, perhaps
  • - Tall boot
  • - High boot
  • - Big boot
  • - Ibis, e.g.
  • - One walking in water
  • - Waterproof garment
  • - He may be fording
  • - Flamingo, e.g.
  • - Hip boot
  • - Cautious bather
  • - Sandpiper of snipe
  • - Long-legged water bird
  • - Certain boot
  • - Kind of boot.
  • - Child in pool.
  • - Child at the shore.
  • - A plover.
  • - Sandpiper
  • - Long-legged shore bird
  • - Shorebird
  • - Long-legged bird
  • - Shore bird
  • - Marsh bird
  • - Type of bird
  • - Crane, e.g.
  • - Knot perhaps for fly fisherman?
  • - Bird put on leg?
wadein
  • - Attack with enthusiasm, as a project
  • - Attack vigorously
  • - Get involved, whether welcome or not
  • - Gingerly test the water
  • - Begin without hesitation
  • - Begins with enthusiasm
  • - Enter the fray
  • - Begin confidently
  • - Begin with enthusiasm
  • - Begin energetically
  • - Start with enthusiasm
  • - Test the waters?
  • - Eschew the diving board
wadeintheshade
  • - Cross a stream under an elm?
wadeinthewater
  • - 1966 Ramsey Lewis album
wadeinthewatteau
  • - Artist's favorite spiritual?
wadeinto
  • - Tie down a lunatic in attack
  • - Begin, as a lot of work
  • - Set to work with vigor.
  • - Begin with energy.
  • - Begin energetically
  • - Undertake with gusto
  • - Tackle with vigor
  • - Attack with vigor: Colloq.
  • - 'Get busy!'
wadedinto
  • - Tackled energetically
  • - Began ever-so-slowly
wadedin
  • - Began energetically
  • - Attacked energetically
  • - Entered a pool painfully slowly
  • - Entered a kiddie pool
  • - Began with élan
  • - Entered up to one's ankles
  • - Tested the water
wademadebraid
  • - Boggs created a pigtail?
wademiley
  • - Cincinnati Reds pitcher who threw a no-hitter on May 7 2021 (2 wds.)
waders
  • - Birds in fisherman's boots?
  • - Shore-fisherman's gear
  • - River birds.
  • - Long-legged shore birds.
  • - Shore birds
  • - Marsh birds
  • - Long-legged birds
  • - Water birds
  • - Fishing gear in knots, perhaps
  • - Angler's footwear was red. Camouflaged?
  • - Cranes, say; angler's boots
  • - long waterproof boots
  • - Big boots
  • - Waterproof boots — shorebirds
  • - Boots for anglers
  • - Angler's boots
  • - Ones walking through water
  • - Some fishing attire
  • - Fly fisherman's wear
  • - Snipes maybe
  • - Tall boots
  • - Fly-fishing gear
  • - Waterproof fishing boots
  • - Waterproof hip boots for anglers
  • - Fishing footwear
  • - Fishing boots
  • - High boots for fishermen
  • - Herons and ibises, e.g.
  • - Duck hunter's footwear
  • - Herons and egrets
  • - Angler's footwear
  • - Cranes, e.g.
  • - Hip boots
  • - Anglers' boots
  • - Duck hunter's boots
  • - Egrets and such
  • - Trout fisherman's wear
  • - Cranes and herons
  • - Fisherman's equipment.
  • - Angler's wear
  • - ......-high boots
  • - Waterproof boots
  • - Fisherman's wear
  • - Angler's gear
  • - Fishing gear
  • - saw red about waterproof boots
wades
  • - Walks in the shallows
  • - Walks through a river
  • - walks through a streamlet
  • - Walks through the beginning of a river
  • - Walks through knee-deep water
  • - Goes in a little way
  • - Walks through a stream
  • - Walks through water
  • - Walks in water
  • - Walks like a flamingo
  • - Walks in the surf
  • - Moves like a heron
  • - Crosses at a ford
  • - Walks in shallow water
  • - Walks in water up to one's ankles, say
  • - Slogs across a stream
  • - Slogs (through)
  • - Strolls through the shallows
  • - Uses the kiddie pool
  • - Emulates cranes
  • - Progresses slowly
  • - Gets one's feet wet
  • - Strolls in shallow water
  • - Splashes at the beach
  • - Crosses creeks
  • - Crosses the stream, perhaps
  • - Goes in up to one's ankles, say
wade
  • - Use the kiddie pool
  • - Utilize hip boots
  • - Use hip boots
  • - Ford a creek, say
  • - Wimbledon winner, English, on roll
  • - Drag through the mud, maybe
  • - Walk through the shallows
  • - Ford a stream, say
  • - Boggs of the Red Sox
  • - Start with spirit, with "in"
  • - Walk in the water
  • - Cranes do this in Kurosawa depiction
  • - British tennis star we notice coming in
  • - Enjoy the kiddie pool
  • - Boggs in Cooperstown
  • - Walk with effort through water
  • - Walk in the kiddie pool
  • - Cross a creek, perhaps
  • - Move through a swamp
  • - Cross a creek, say
  • - Enjoy a kiddie pool
  • - Cross a stream, perhaps
  • - Cross a shallow stream, say
  • - Walk through shallow water
  • - Avoid getting into deep water?
  • - Walk through a creek
  • - Go in just a little way, say
  • - Slog (through)
  • - Walk across a creek
  • - Notable 1973 defendant
  • - Cross the stream, perhaps
  • - Get one's tootsies wet
  • - Ford a shallow river, say
  • - Walk through low water
  • - Splash through low water
  • - Go in ankle-deep, say
  • - Batter Boggs
  • - Slog through a stream
  • - Dwyane of the Bulls
  • - 1973 Supreme Court decision name
  • - Not dive in, say
  • - Move through a kiddie pool
  • - Logs through water
  • - Play in the shallows
  • - Slosh through the surf
  • - Proceed with difficulty
  • - Make like a crane
  • - Walk through a kiddie pool, say
  • - Get heavily (into)
  • - Stroll in a stream
  • - Stroll in a shallow stream
  • - Baseball's Boggs
  • - Move through shallow water
  • - Roe vs. ......
  • - Dwyane of the Miami Heat
  • - Cross the kiddie pool
  • - Biblical hero and prophet
  • - Singer/songwriter Roger Alan
  • - Respondent in a landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision
  • - Cool one's heels, perhaps
  • - Cranes do it
  • - Don't get in over your head?
  • - Walk in shallow water
  • - Walk in up to the ankles
  • - Walk through a stream
  • - Cross a creek on foot
  • - Go up to one's ankles
  • - Walk through the surf
  • - Miami Heat star Dwyane
  • - Have a shallow experience?
  • - Stay close to shore
  • - Walk across a stream
  • - Go off-shore, maybe
  • - Step through a stream
  • - Teammate of Bosh and James
  • - Walk in the surf
  • - Roe v. --
  • - Teammate of James and Bosh
  • - Walk in a stream
  • - Begin energetically, with "into"
  • - "Proceed slowly"
  • - Test the waters?
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Plod
  • - Move with effort
  • - Paddle
  • - Slog
  • - Proceed laboriously
  • - Move slowly
  • - Read through
  • - Walk through a few inches of water
  • - virginia ..., 1977 wimbledon champion
  • - Walk through ankle-deep water
  • - Go in, but not deep
wadeboggs
  • - Winner of five AL batting titles
  • - 3,000 Hit Club member who hit the first Tampa Bay Devil Rays homer (1998): 2 wds.
  • - Besides Derek Jeter, only Major Leaguer whose 3,000th hit was a homer
  • - All-Star third baseman, 1985-96
wade-boggs
  • - Red Sox Yankees and Rays third baseman (1982-1999) who was a first-ballot Hall of Famer but never won a season MVP award: 2 wds.
waded
  • - Got one's feet wet in the kiddie pool say
  • - Got one's feet wet?
  • - Avoided wet hair in a pool
  • - Had water up to one's ankles
  • - Got wet up to the ankles
  • - Got one's feet wet, in a way
  • - Went in up to one's ankles, say
  • - Went in ankle-deep
  • - Walked from one bank to another
  • - Used the children's pool
  • - Got your feet wet?
  • - Got one's ankles wet
  • - Got in the water
  • - Covered one's ankles, say
  • - Cooled one's heels
  • - Walked in a shallow pool
  • - Crossed a shallow stream
  • - Paddled deeper?
  • - entered (into), as a conflict
  • - Walked through a shallow stream
  • - Slogged in water
  • - walked deep in water
  • - Didn't dive (into)
  • - Went into the water and pronounced way dead
  • - Ploughed [through]
  • - Walked with some difficulty through water
  • - Paddled in deep water
  • - Crossed a brook
  • - Used hip boots
  • - Walked through water
  • - Crossed the creek
  • - Forded
  • - Walked in a pool
  • - Walked from bank to bank
  • - Tested the waters
  • - Forded a stream
  • - Enjoyed the kiddie pool
  • - What Bob Seger did in "Fire Lake"?
  • - What a gospel singer did in the water?
  • - Went knee-deep
  • - Went into the water
  • - Went in up to the waist, maybe
  • - Went in knee-deep
  • - Walked through, as a kiddie pool
  • - Walked through shallow water
  • - Walked into the shallow end of a pool
  • - Walked into the shallow end
  • - Walked in the water
  • - Walked in the stream
  • - Walked in the pool
  • - Walked in a stream
  • - Walked in a shallow stream
  • - Walked across, as a stream
  • - Used hip boots, say
  • - Tramped a swamp
  • - Tested the waters, say
  • - Strolled in the shallows
  • - Splashed through a puddle
  • - Splashed (through)
  • - Splashed (through stream)
  • - Sloshed along
  • - Sloshed across
  • - Slogged
  • - Searched for shells in the shallows
  • - Proceeded with effort
  • - Plodded (through)
  • - Looked for shells, perhaps
  • - Enjoyed a mudhole
  • - Didn't walk on water?
  • - Didn't sink or swim
  • - Did it through bargain bin
  • - Crossed a stream, in a way
  • - Crossed a ford
  • - Crossed a creek, say
  • - Crossed a creek, perhaps
  • - ...... in (attacked strongly)
  • - Moved between banks, maybe
  • - European bird reared over delta paddled through water
  • - Walked in the surf
  • - Walked in water
  • - Crossed a stream on foot
  • - Crossed a shallow pool
  • - Sloshed
  • - Made waves?
  • - Paddled
  • - Walked
  • - Didn't go all in, say
  • - walked in a brook
  • - Walked with difficulty through water
  • - didn't get in too deep, perhaps
  • - strode through deep water
  • - Trudged
wadebridge
  • - Town north-west of Bodmin
  • - Walk through before you get across in Cornwall
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