Letter W 103750–104000

When doubled, a South Pacific capital When doubled, an American capital When doubled, largest city in American Samoa When repeated, a Pacific harbor When repeated, a Pacific port When repeated, a Polynesian capital When repeated, a Samoan city When repeated, a Samoan port When repeated, an American Samoa city When repeated, capital city of 11,000 When repeated, capital of American Samoa When repeated, the capital of American Samoa What has stories of East Asia? Where Buddhists worship Weight of Rangoon. Was rewarding Was worth it Was worth the effort. Was worthwhile Was worthwhile, with "off" Welcome word on a bill What dues need to be With no balance Word on a receipt Word on some rubber stamps Word stamped on a bill Word stamped on a receipt Word stamped on an invoice written on a receipt Words in an infomercial disclaimer With nothing owing Was remunerative Was a good roommate, say Was a tenant Was a victim of price gouging Wholly discharged, as a debt. With all debts squared With cash on the barrelhead Whom DiMaggio called "the best I ever faced" Water boy's burden, in the old days. Water bucket Water holder for a farm animal Well accessory Well container Well-placed thing? Well-placed vessel? What Jack and Jill carried What a kid may bring to the beach When overturned, is it a bucket seat? What Jack went to fetch with Jill Water buckets Water-carrying devices for Jack and Jill What Advil relieves What Tylenol targets What a French baker produces What a dolorimeter measures What acupuncture relieves, for some What an analgesic stops What an analgesic treats What aspirin relieves What dols measure What lines with stars at the end indicate in comics What some say is necessary for gain Wince cause, maybe Wong To Yick target World of hurt "Where knowledge is a duty, ignorance is a crime" writer Webber's partner Writer of "The Age of Reason" Writer of 1776 Writer of the "times that try men's souls." Wincing, maybe What a person might be after acupuncture treatments What some killers promise to make you? With all the hassle removed WITHOUT discomfort Word that often appears in dentists' ads "Where does it hurt?", e.g. What a careful person takes What careful people take What you take if you're careful? Word after "growing" or "taking" Word with growing or great What an artist might splash on a wall Wall coat Wall coating Wall covering often War ___: makeup What strippers take off Whitewash, e.g. Word with oil and water Work in a loft, maybe Work in oils Work on walls Work with oils Work with watercolors watercolours Weekend warrior's game? Whence kids come home many different colors War-games projectiles Watercolors container WYOMING State flower What Travolta carries in the first scene of "Saturday Night Fever" Word for Jezebel Worked on a canvas Where Monet got his physical? Whistler et al. War games weapon War-games weapon War-games weapons Weapons in a colorful war game Work created with brush and canvas Wall's color spreader What Churchill does in leisure time. What Dufy does. Wields a brush Works at an easel Works on a canvas Works with oils, perhaps Works with watercolors Work on an octagonal sign? Where to buy Sherwin-Williams or Valspar products What an artist may do in celebration? Wine-and-food match, e.g. Weak poker hands Weakish hands Weakish poker hands What gloves come in What jeans come in What socks come in Winter Olympics contenders What inspired three long puzzle answers WOOLLEN shawl Warlike Indians of the 1860's. Wickiup dwellers Word before bottom or party Word before bottoms or party Word before party or bottoms Word before top or bottom Word before top or party Word with pants or party Word with party or pants Woman's nightwear item wearing pajamas Wear worn by the worn out, but rarely worn out Wardrobe of one's dreams? Where Islamabad is cap. Where the Indus flows: Abbr. WAZIRISTAN country Where Karachi is. Where Nazimudden is Prime Minister. white alloy containing copper, zinc, and nickel What Kramden called Norton, often What O'Hara's Joey was Word after "pen" or "gal" Word from the Sanskrit for "brother" Word that means "friend," from the Sanskrit for "brother" Word with gal or pen Weight of ancient India. Words: Sp. Westminster, for instance. What "mahal" means in Persian Where one might find king and queen beds where emperor lives in Where one might spot a king What Aladdin craved and Jasmine wanted to escape, in the Disney film Where kings and queens live Web of a duck's foot. What sidekicks do What pickled ginger cleanses What sorbet cleanses Wine expert's sense Wine judge's sense Wine taster's asset Wine taster's pride Wine taster's skill Winetaster's asset Winetaster's pride Wine tasters' assets Western Pacific island nation Western Pacific nation Western Pacific nation on an archipelago Western Pacific republic Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy Western isle of Philippines. Woman's loose-fitting garment with flared legs Women's wide-legged pants Washed-out or faint in appearance Wan and not tan Wane or wan Weak-hued. White as a Sheet Animation Whitish in complexion Word before "Blue Eyes" or "Blue Dot" in titles What Sagan called the Earth Was deficient in a comparison Was drained of color Was outshone Was puny (by comparison) Was visibly afraid Went ashen Went wan Went white whited Was horrified by White person to an old Native American What the "arrant thief" of a moon "snatches from the sun," in Shakespeare's "Timon of Athens" White Sox nickname, with "the" Without much color Wan quality Word form for "ancient" Wild fruit is a feature of it When reptiles first appeared When vertebrates first roamed the Earth Wanner Weaker in color Whiter Where gelato was invented What rattlers that never bask in the sun may get? West Bank region White ass? Watercolor board Where an artist may mix and match Where artists mix Well-known TV executive. William S. of CBS William who founded CBS writing material (as a parchment or tablet) used one or more times Whom Biden debated in 2008 Woman on a 2008 ticket "Was it a cat I saw?" for instance. WORD reading the same from either end Warsaw was raw, e.g. West of Italy's capital, politico Sarah (Democrat) with mom or dad (10) Word that reads the same backwards Word that reads the same forwards and backwards Words reading the same forward and back Words or phrases that read the same backward and forward What the answers to the starred clues all are when their first and last letters are removed What the ends of the answers to all the starred clues are what do you call words like race car level and noon what do you call words like racecar level and noon What "one" is, herein What every answer on the perimeter of this puzzle is wooden or metal post used in fences What's borne at a funeral wearisome Grow dark Went flat. Warehouse platform What a forklift may lift