We : 3 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ beads (Woodstock wear) __ day: Wednesday __ Kid (western hero) __ of honor (wedding official) __ Weasley (witch in "Harry Potter" books) ___ -do-well (idle sort) ___ -do-well (idle type) ___ -do-well (idler) ___ -do-well (loafer) ___ a high note (finish well) ___ a wet hen ___ admiral (imaginary wedgie relative on "The Simpsons") ___ and Caicos (West Indies islands) ___ and Jayna (TV's Wonder Twins, whose names were inspired by an Edgar Rice Burroughs pair) ___ and Wear (English county) ___ and weave ___ B. Wells, early civil rights advocate ___ Bartlet, "The West Wing" president ___ Bartlet, president on "The West Wing" ___ Beach, Western city ___ bien (very well) ___ Bill Weedles (Land of Oz character) ___ blue gown (immigrant wear?) ___ bomb (nickname of the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated) ___ Bowl (game a week after Super Sunday) ___ Carson of the Old West ___ coat (sailor's wear) ___ Corner (Westminster Abbey locale) ___ Corner, part of Westminster Abbey ___ Corners (Western intersection of note) ___ Corners (Western intersection) ___ d'Ouessant (westernmost point of France) ___ date (begin wedding plans) ___ date (makes wedding plans) ___ Day (Wednesday) ___ de Bologne (park west of Paris) ___ de soie (satin-weave cloth) ___ down (loses weight) ___ down (sheds weight) ___ End (westernmost point of England) ___ exercise (weight training) ___ Explorer (Web browser) ___ fare-thee-well ___ Féin ("we ourselves" in Irish Gaelic) ___ for Africa ("We Are the World" group) ___ for the wear ___ Foundation (animal welfare group) ___ From Last Night (website that collects regrettable messages) ___ Frosty Parfait (Wendy's dessert) ___ Getz ("Lethal Weapon 2" role for Joe Pesci) ___ Glendower, last Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales ___ Glendower, Welsh rebel ___ Green, Scottish town famous for runaway weddings ___ gun (electroshock weapon) ___ helmet (safari wear) ___ huff (went away mad) ___ in on (went toward) ___ Islands (West Indies group) ___ it good (is well-off) ___ It Leaked? (website to check if that upcoming record is on torrents) ___ jacket (protective wear) ___ jerk (weight-lifting term) ___ Jr., West Coast hamburger chain ___ Kid (Western hero) ___ knife (large-blade weapon) ___ knot, used in rug weaving ___ Llaw Gyffes of Welsh legend ___ London ("What Not to Wear" co-host) ___ Maria Remarque, author of "All Quiet on the Western Front" ___ McGarry (Posthumus vice president elect on "The West Wing") ___ McGarry, chief of staff on "The West Wing" ___ Mountains of the far West ___ News (daily paper with a weekly Mormon Times insert) ___ of honor (wedding party member, perhaps) ___ off (get along well) ___ off (went in twos) ___ on (weighed heavily upon) ___ one's welcome ___ out (comes off well) ___ out (went wild) ___ pants (multipocketed wear) ___ Percé (Western tribe) ___ Poly (West Coast school) ___ pop: Weezer genre ___ promotion (do well at work) ___ Puzzlemaker Week ___ Ranch (former Western White House) ___ roll (doing well) ___ Sea (calm, weedy area) ___ Sea, west of New Zealand ___ Seal (weatherproofing product) ___ shape: not well ___ shoes (ballet wear) ___ Shop Boys ("Go West" band) ___ Shop Boys ("West End Girls" band) ___ Shop Boys ("West End Girls" duo) ___ Shop Boys ("West End Girls" group) ___ Ski Valley (western resort) ___ slave (weekday clock-watcher) ___ so weiter (et cetera): Ger. ___ so weiter: Berliner's "et cetera" ___ State (Mountain West Conference team) ___ State Broncos: Western Athletic Conf. team ___ Street (wealthy) ___ Street (well off) ___ Sunday (one week before Easter) ___ Sunday (start of Holy Week) ___ Terre in the French West Indies ___ the weather (ill) ___ the Wet Sprocket ___ the Wet Sprocket (rock band) ___ the worse for wear ___ Thursday (part of Holy Week) ___ Tomatoes: film review website ___ up (do well, in slang) ___ up (wear one's Sunday best) ___ upon (weighed heavily) ___ vortex (winter weather phenomenon) ___ we trust ___ wear ___ wear (clothing store section) ___ wear department ___ wear, Lauren's Polo collection ___ Weasley of Harry Potter books ___ weaver (certain spider) ___ weaver: spider ___ Webster (Mark Twain's jumping frog) ___ Webster (Twain's jumping frog) ___ Webster, Twain's "celebrated jumping frog" ___ wee baseball ___ Wee Reese ___ Wee Reese (baseball Hall-of-Famer) ___ weed (Western plant) ___ weed, rangeland plant ___ week (frat initiation period) ___ week (pre-initiation time for a frat) ___ Weekend (Gannett publication) ___ weeny ___ weevil (cotton pest) ___ weight ___ weight (precious metal measurement) ___ Weizmann, first president of Israel ___ Weizmann, Israel's first president ___ well (agree) ___ well (is a good sign) ___ Wellington ___ Wells, a top horse in 1904 ___ Welt (Berliner's New World) ___ Wences ___ Wences (frequent Ed Sullivan guest) ___ Wences (ventriloquist) ___ Wences of puppetry fame ___ Wences, puppeteer ___ Wenner, founder of Rolling Stone ___ were ___ were (seemingly) ___ were (so to speak) ___ West ("Diamond Lil" star) ___ West (inflatable life jacket) ___ West (life jacket) ___ West (life preserver) ___ West, Fla. ___ West, of old films ___ Western in "Tom Jones" ___ Western Reserve University ___ wet (soaked) ___ wet hen ___ winds (herald of warm and muggy weather) ____ a Teenage Werewolf ____ Wednesday Robards flick ____ -do-well ____ and weaves ____ bene ( Italian for note well) ____ gun: WWII weapon ____ music (Weavers' genre) ____ weevil ____ Were a Carpenter ____ West ____ West FL _____ Naval Weapons Station, N.J. _____ speak (as it were) _____ Weems _____-weenie ____-do-well (good for nothing) ___-a-porter (ready to wear) ___-and-wear ___-bitsy (wee) ___-Cat (cold-weather vehicle) ___-do-well (scamp) ___-do-well (scoundrel) ___-garou (werewolf) ___-Turkish War, in which the first aerial bombs were used ___-up: slow Web connection ___-Us (brand name kids know well) ___-wear clothes ___-Webster (dictionary publisher) ___-wee Herman ___-weensie ___-weensy ___-weeny (little)