Former Wimbledon champ
Former Wimbledon champ Arthur
Former Windsor in-law, informally
Former Winter Olympics site
Former Winter Palace resident
Former Winter Palace resident: Var.
Former Winter Palace residents
Former Wisconsin senator Feingold
Former WNBA coach Donovan
Former WNBA coach Dunn
Former WNBA star ___ Leslie
Former women's labor org.
Former women's magazine
Former Woody companion
Former woolly bear
Former word for former days
Former World #1 golfer
Former world capital whose name means "capital city"
Former world chess champion from Russia
Former World Cup star
Former world heavyweight champion Johansson
Former world heavyweight champion, to Roget?
Former world leader with a suit style named for him
Former World No. 1 tennis player Ivanovic
Former world power
Former world power, briefly
Former world power, for short
Former World Series hero Hershiser
Former world's tallest building
Former wrestler ___ Flair
Former wrestling star __ Brazil
Former Wrigley Field star
Former WWF nickname for Terry Hogan
Former Xerox competitor
former yale students
Former Yank with 25 career grand slams
Former Yank with 25 grand slams
Former Yankee manager
Former Yankee manager Joe
Former Yankee manager Stengel
Former Yankee manager who also served as player-manager of the Mets
Former Yankee manager who's now an MLB exec
Former Yankee Martinez
Former Yankee Mcdougald
Former Yankee nickname
Former Yankee pitcher and coach Stottlemyre
Former Yankee pitcher Vic
Former Yankee slugger, familiarly
Former Yankee slugger, to fans
Former Yankee third baseman Nettles
Former Yankee who was the youngest MLB player to hit 600 home runs
Former Yankees manager
Former Yankees manager Joe
Former years
Former Yemen capital
Former Yugo. notable
Former Yugoslav chief
Former Yugoslav head
Former Yugoslav leader
Former Yugoslav president
Former Yugoslavian
Former Yugoslavian leader
Former Yugoslavian president
Former Yugoslavian, maybe
Former-and-future fliers
Former-attic dwelling
Former-surname indicator
Former-Yankee-turned-broadcaster, to fans
Former, formerly
Former: hyph.
Former's counterpart
Former's opposite
Formerly
formerly (abbr.) Armenia capital
formerly (abbr.) Kazakhstan capital
Formerly 100 centesimos
formerly a British reform school for youths considered too young to send to prison
formerly a European soviet
formerly a European soviet but achieved independence in 1991
formerly a French colony
formerly a French colony but achieved independence in 1960
formerly a German colony
formerly a gold coin of various European countries
formerly a joint capital of Libya with Tripoli
formerly a music and publishing center
formerly a strong swift horse ridden into battle
formerly a term of respect for important white Europeans in colonial India
Formerly all-women's college in Poughkeepsie
formerly an Anglo-Saxon kingdom that was captured by Wessex in the 9th century
formerly an Anglo-Saxon kingdom, it was the first to be colonized by the Romans
Formerly Angora
Formerly archaic?
Formerly attached to "while"
Formerly British Honduras
Formerly called
Formerly Called First to be
formerly capital of both the Soviet Union and Soviet Russia
formerly cassius clay
Formerly chic
Formerly Christiania
Formerly common rooftop sight
formerly considered the suborder Duplicidentata of the order Rodentia
Formerly did
formerly director of the Federal Security Bureau
formerly drawn by horses but now usually a motor vehicle
Formerly employed by The Company
Formerly enjoyed
Formerly fashionable
Formerly floppy medium
formerly France Ancient region of
Formerly held the position of
formerly hindu kingdom
Formerly in
Formerly in fashion
Formerly in the military
formerly it was Charlemagne's northern capital
Formerly known as
Formerly known as, for a Mrs.
Formerly known as, in maiden names
Formerly known as, on society pages
Formerly made Ford
Formerly married couple
formerly married person
FORMERLY named
Formerly owned
formerly part of India
formerly part of India and then part of Pakistan
formerly part of the Habsburg monarchy and Yugoslavia
formerly part of the Silk Road to Turkistan and India and Persia
Formerly Persia
Formerly popular peripheral
Formerly Portuguese Indian territory
Formerly Portuguese territory (Var.)
Formerly possessed
Formerly present
formerly Sri Lanka capital
Formerly stylish
Formerly surnamed
formerly Taiwan capital
formerly the basic unit of money in Austria
formerly the basic unit of money in Greece
formerly the basic unit of money in Italy
formerly the basic unit of money in Spain
formerly the basic unit of money in the Netherlands
formerly the capital of the Inca empire
formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire
formerly the northern part of Palestine and the ancient kingdom of Israel
Formerly top-rated show starring Mark Harmon
formerly under British control
formerly under French control
formerly used along the northern Atlantic coast of the United States
formerly used by Scottish Highlanders
formerly used by the United States as a site for testing nuclear weapons
Formerly used hand measure
Formerly used heating fuel
Formerly USSR
formerly worn as an indication of remorse
formerly Zimbabwe capital
formerly, a message sent by telegraph
formerly, a writ directing a sheriff or other officer to distrain
Formerly, an attachment to "while"
Formerly, cc.
formerly, English legal officer
formerly, festivity when much drinking took place
Formerly, formally
Formerly, formerly
Formerly, if you're 300
Formerly, in a way
Formerly, in a wedding column
Formerly, in bridal announcements
Formerly, in bridal bios
Formerly, in days of yore
Formerly, in former times
Formerly, in high society
Formerly, in newspaper announcements
Formerly, in old times
Formerly, in old usage
Formerly, in olden days
Formerly, in the past
Formerly, in wedding announcements
Formerly, in wedding columns
Formerly, in wedding news
Formerly, long ago
Formerly, matrimonially
Formerly, name-wise
Formerly, old-style
Formerly, oldstyle
Formerly, on the society pages
Formerly, on the wedding page
Formerly, once
Formerly, once upon a time
formerly, person who lured ships onto the rocks in order to plunder them
Formerly, previously
Formerly, quaintly
formerly, senior member of a local council
formerly, Spanish commercial fleet
formerly, the title of a young officer (orig quartered amidships) entering the navy
Formerly, to a poet
Formerly, to Chaucer
Formers of natural canopies
Formers of the wave
Formfitting
Formic ____
Formic acid producer
Formic acid source
Formic acid sources
Formicarians
Formicarium
Formicarium insect
Formicary
Formicary denizen
Formicary denizens
Formicary dweller
Formicary dwellers
Formicary horde
Formicary inhabitant
Formicary maker
Formicary member
Formicary resident
Formicary residents
formication
formicid
Formicidae family member
Formicide: ant :: pulicide : ___
Formicide's target
formidable
Formidable contest
Formidable entryway
Formidable female
Formidable foe
Formidable foes
Formidable force
Formidable opponents
FORMIDABLE person
Formidable request
Formidable rival
Formidable rivals
Formidable task
Formidable tots
formidable type
Formidable wrestlers
Formidable; impressive
Formidible
forming
FORMING a body politic
Forming a bottom layer
Forming a head
Forming a labor group
Forming a line of symmetry
Forming a line, as banquet tables