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1974 World's Fair site, 7 letters
City in eastern Washington, 7 letters
City in which Father's Day was first observed, 7 letters
City near Grand Coulee Dam, 7 letters
City or river in Washington, 7 letters
City where Bing Crosby grew up, 7 letters
Gonzaga University city, 7 letters
Gonzaga University locale, 7 letters
Inland Empire capital, 7 letters
Pacific Northwest metropolis, 7 letters
Site of Gonzaga University, 7 letters
Washington state city, 7 letters
Where Bing Crosby went to college, 7 letters
Whitworth College locale, 7 letters
A city in eastern Washington near the Idaho border, 7 letters
Washington lecture?, 11 letters
Bicycle tire radius, 5 letters
Bicycle wheel component, 5 letters
Bicycle wheel feature, 5 letters
Bicycle wheel radiator?, 5 letters
Bicycle wheel radius, 5 letters
Communicated in, as a language, 5 letters
It's the wheel thing, 5 letters
One of many in wire wheel, 5 letters
Part of a bicycle wheel, 5 letters
Wagon wheel feature, 5 letters
Wire-wheel component, 5 letters
Make a characteristic or natural sound, 5 letters
One of the crosspieces that form the steps of a ladder, 5 letters
Support consisting of a radial member of a wheel joining the hub to the rim, 5 letters
Articulated the views of, 8 letters
Like some addresses, 6 letters
Like some Grammy-winning recordings, 6 letters
Suffix with well- or soft-, 6 letters
Word with well or soft, 6 letters
Gave an extemporaneous speech, 15 letters
Made an untimely remark, 14 letters
Bicycle wheel parts, 6 letters
Bicycle-wheel components, 6 letters
Bicycle-wheel wires, 6 letters
Coming-out statement?, 6 letters
Wheel components, sometimes, 6 letters
Wheelwright's supply, 6 letters
Wires on a bicycle wheel, 6 letters
Aflac ad figure, facetiously, 10 letters
Corporate mouthpiece, 9 letters
Employee needed by a bicycle manufacturer?, 9 letters
Employee of a major bicycle manufacturing company?, 9 letters
Press secretary, e.g., 9 letters
A male spokesperson, 9 letters
Corporate mouthpieces, 9 letters
Claudia Schiffer, to L'Oreal, 11 letters
Candice Bergen, for Sprint, 12 letters
Press secretary, e.g., 12 letters
An advocate who represents someone else's policy or purpose, 12 letters
Opened up in front of everybody, 15 letters
Enunciated more clearly, 7 letters
Made one's feelings known, 7 letters