Letter W 103250–103500

"Wide-staring" one in a Wordsworth poem "Wise" bird "Wise" flier "Wise" hooter Wide-eyed creature of the night WISDOM, bird of What Hoots is, on "Sesame Street" What big eyes it has Wide-eyed predator Wide-faced bird Winged hooter Winged night stalker Winged symbol of wisdom Winged wisdom symbol Wisdom symbol Wise Foods mascot Wise Potato Chips bird Wise Potato Chips symbol Wise bird, allegedly Wise friend of Pooh Wise logo Wise model Wise old bird Woodland mouser Woods hooter Woodsy Woodsy is one Woodsy, e.g. Woodsy, for one Word after horned or screech Word after screech or hoot Word with elf or barn Wise 1972 hit by The Spinners? What some barn nests may hold Wee hooter What can barely give a hoot? Wise baby? Wise youngster? Wide-eyed young 'uns Wise kids? Wide-eyed and wise-looking Wise (and tending to live in barns, probably) Wise, figuratively Wise, presumably Wise-looking Wise-looking and wide-eyed "Wise" birds "Wise" sorts Winged hooters Wise ones, proverbially Wizarding world messengers Wholly acknowledge Winfrey's network Woolf's "A Room of One's __" Whomped but good WNBA team bigwig Word after home What a deed proves What your soccer team defends With all rights to With the title to With title to Work the runway well Weed also known as wood sorrel Wood sorrel genus Wood sorrel, used as a window plant. Wooded plant that's often confused for four-leaf clover Word sorrel Western classic, "The ___ Incident" Water body formed when a river segment is cut off from the main flow Wagon of yore Wagons, of old Wagon haulers Wagon pullers Wagon pullers in the video game "The Oregon Trail" Wagon pullers on Nebraska's state quarter Wagon pullers on the Oregon Trail Wagon team Wagon train animals. Wagon-pullers in The Oregon Trail Wagon-pulling team Weight pullers What Hercules captured from Geryon What some teamsters drive Whom the yoke's on? Workers in the field Working beasts Working bovines Working steer Working steers Words after "Olly olly" in kids' games White Daisy Michaelmas White daisy White-petaled daisy Window also called oeil-de-boeuf Window named after a flower Warriors against poverty Where Clinton spent the late '60s Where Tolkien taught What Sam Goldwyn said to "include me in" Where Chipping Norton is. Where to find Blenheim Park Water or rust Water, essentially Water, for example Water, for instance What "O" might mean What iron rust is, chemically. Word after "iron" or "nitrous" Word after "nitrous" or "iron" Word after iron or ethyl Word with "zinc" Word with "zinc" or "nitrous" Word with zinc or mercury Waste gases, e.g. Water and rust Water, lime, and rust Wildflower of the primrose family Woodland Eurasian flower Woodland primula Woodland wildflower walk arm in arm arm Word in acne medication brands Word on household cleaners Word on many kitchen-cleaner labels WITH pointed fruit What anaerobes don't need Word with mask or tent What blood undergoes in the lungs Working vacation, e.g. What the answers to this puzzle's starred clues all are WITH acute accent on last syllable (gram.) WORD with acute accent on last syllable (gram.) Word having stress on the last syllable word having stress or an acute accent on the last syllable When repeated thrice, a court cry When repeated, a court cry When tripled, a court cry "Wimmin Is a Myskery" heroine Words before "vey" and "gevalt" Word with bar or bed World metaphor, in Shakespeare Where to get bluepoints Where to order bluepoints Where "Sagamore Hill" is. Where to find shells Worked the Delaware Bay, perhaps "what I mean when I say I'm sharpening my ___" (Ewing poem) Where the Clintons met Words from someone who's ready to plotz Wealthy Arkansas Indians. What you'll see while in Branson Where the Buffalo River flows waxlike fossil paraffin Water purification agent Water sterilizer What CFC's deplete What offers worldwide protection? Word with hole or layer Word with layer and hole Worry of stratospheric proportions with a hole Layer Worrisome Arctic and Antarctic developments What the Montreal Protocol was designed to protect Water-purifying machine Weed quantities, in the U.S. Weed wts. Wts. at McDonald's What a raconteur shouldn't dangle? Winner of 1971 Nobel prize for literature Washington pressure group: acron. Water off WA West Coast 10 Winter overshoe Word that replaced "Puck" in a video game title Western Hemisphere rodent White-spotted rodent WALK to and fro WALK with measured step Walk a hole in the carpet, maybe Walk anxiously Walk back and Forth And so Walk back and forth Walk back and forth anxiously Walk back and forth nervously Walk back and forth with nervous energy Walk like a worrywart Walk like an expectant dad Walk like an expectant father Walk nervously Walk nervously back and forth Walk nervously to and fro Walk nervously, as in a waiting room Walk the floor Walk the waiting room Walk up and down Walk while deep in thought Walk without getting anywhere? Walk worriedly Walk, in a way. Walking gait Walking rate Walking speed, on a Fitbit Walking tempo Wear a hole in the carpet Wear a hole in the rug Wear a run in the rug Wear a rut in a rug Wear a rut in the rug Wear out the carpet Wear out the carpet in the waiting room Wear out the carpet, maybe Wear out the waiting room carpet What a lead runner sets What a race leader sets What an expectant father might do What the leader sets What trotters do What's picked up in a hurry? Whitten's "A Killing ___" Whitten's "A Killing ___": 1983 With deference to With due respect to Word hidden backwards in this puzzle's eight longest answers Work off nervous energy, in a way Work off restless energy, in a way Warm-up leader at a race Waited for a baby, maybe Waited for a birth announcement Waited for a special delivery? Waited for baby? Waited nervously, perhaps Waited restlessly Walked anxiously Walked around Walked around nervously Walked around the waiting room Walked back and forth Walked like an expectant father Walked like an expectant father, perhaps Walked like an expectant father, say Walked nervously Walked nervously back and forth Walked the floor Walked the floorboards Walked to and fro Walked up and down Walked with a certain gait Walked with measured steps Walked worriedly