| WELSH | & 18D The —, 1731 stage play by Henry Fielding |
| WELSH | Anthony Hopkins, by birth |
| WELSH | Born in Cardiff, say |
| WELSH | British language |
| WELSH | Cambrian |
| WELSH | Cardiff citizens |
| WELSH | Cardiff natives |
| WELSH | Cardiff residents |
| WELSH | Cardiff's people |
| WELSH | Cardiff-born |
| WELSH | Celtic language |
| WELSH | Cymraeg, in English |
| WELSH | Cymric |
| WELSH | European language |
| WELSH | Fail to honour Britons |
| WELSH | From Aberystwyth, say |
| WELSH | From Anglesey |
| WELSH | From Cardiff |
| WELSH | From Cardiff or Swansea |
| WELSH | From Cardiff or Swansea, say |
| WELSH | From Cardiff, e.g. |
| WELSH | From Cardiff, eg |
| WELSH | From Cardiff, say |
| WELSH | From Cardiff? |
| WELSH | From Clwyd or Gwynedd counties |
| WELSH | From Gwynedd, say |
| WELSH | From Swansea, say |
| WELSH | From Wales |
| WELSH | Irvine —, author of novels Glue, Crime and Filth |
| WELSH | Irvine —, author of novels Glue, Crime and Porno |
| WELSH | Irvine —, author of the novels Glue and Porno |
| WELSH | Irvine —, author of the novels Glue and Trainspotting |
| WELSH | It's known to locals as Cymraeg |
| WELSH | Language from which corgi and crag come |
| WELSH | Language heard in Cardiff |
| WELSH | Language in Cardiff |
| WELSH | Language in which "Thank you very much" is "Diolch yn fawr iawn" |
| WELSH | Language in which "crossword puzzle" is "pos croesair" |
| WELSH | Language in which "dd" and "ff" are treated as single letters of the alphabet |
| WELSH | Language in which "please" is "os gwelwch yn dda" |
| WELSH | Language in which "w" and "y" are considered vowels |
| WELSH | Language in which "w" can be a vowel |
| WELSH | Language in which w can be a vowel |
| WELSH | Language of Cardiff |
| WELSH | Language of Wales |
| WELSH | Language that gave us ''Avon'' |
| WELSH | Language that gave us ''corgi'' |
| WELSH | Language that gave us the word "flummery" |
| WELSH | Like Cardiff citizens |
| WELSH | Like Cardiff natives |
| WELSH | Like Dylan Thomas |
| WELSH | Like Dylan Thomas, by birth |
| WELSH | Like Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins |
| WELSH | Like Roald Dahl and Shirley Bassey, by birth |
| WELSH | Like Roald Dahl, by birth |
| WELSH | Like Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones |
| WELSH | Like Tom Jones and Catherine Zeta-Jones |
| WELSH | Like Tom Jones or Shirley Bassey |
| WELSH | Like actors Jonathan Pryce and Richard Burton, in terms of nationality |
| WELSH | Like an eisteddfod festival |
| WELSH | Like corgis and rarebit |
| WELSH | Like corgis, by origin |
| WELSH | Like names starting "Ff-" |
| WELSH | Like people from Cardiff |
| WELSH | Like the Gwyndodeg and Powyseg dialects |
| WELSH | Like the Llwynywermod royal estate |
| WELSH | Like the Pennsylvania place names Bryn Mawr and Bala Cynwyd |
| WELSH | Like the Tudors, originally |
| WELSH | Like the name "Bryn Mawr" |
| WELSH | Like the word "cwm" |
| WELSH | Nationality of golfer Ian Woosnam and Catherine Zeta-Jones |
| WELSH | Native of Cardiff |
| WELSH | Native of Wales |
| WELSH | Of Wales |
| WELSH | Origin of "corgi" |
| WELSH | Origin of the word "flannel" |
| WELSH | People from Wales |
| WELSH | People of Cardiff |
| WELSH | People of Pontypridd |
| WELSH | Timothy Dalton and Laura Ashley, e.g. |
| WELSH | Timothy Dalton's nationality |
| WELSH | Vowel shifts disguise language |
| WELSH | W can be a vowel in it |
| WELSH | __ corgi |
| WELSH | __ corgi; herding dog |
| WELSH | __ corgi; small dog |
| WELSH | __ terrier; wiry-coated dog |
| WELSH | ___ Rarebit, dish prepared with strong cheese like Cheddar or Cheshire |
| WELSH | ___ corgi (dog breed) |
| WELSH | ___ corgi (herding dog) |
| WELSH | ___ corgi (short-legged herding dog) |
| WELSH | ___ rarebit (bread-and-cheese dish) |
| WELSH | ___ rarebit (cheesy dish) |