Letter W 104750–105000

Word with "political" or "birthday" Word with "retirement" or "graduation" Word with dress or politics Wedding day rental Where to stock up before Halloween, maybe Why the loner passed up a celebration? "What's your sign?," for example? Wild and crazy snake? Wayne's World exhortation Wayne's World catchphrase, and a hint to the end of the answers to starred clues What determines when the bash ends? What a reverse stock split increases wife of Siva and a benevolent aspect of Devi: Hindu goddess of plenty Word that can mean "step" or "not" Where a big bowl is found Word that can mean either Passover or Easter Washington city Washington city on the Columbia Washington city on the Columbia River Where Hanford atomic plant is. Walkway for strollers Walking paths Wife of Minos and mother of Minotaur Word before Robles or doble Word before doble or Robles Writers of lampoons. WALK (baseball) Walk diamond-style Way between mountain peaks Way through a gate What Brett Favre likes to do What I hope my students do What Yarborough holders do What a QB must be able to do What not to do when there's a double yellow line Where to head 'em off Where to head off a cowboy Word after "boarding" or "touchdown" Word before or after "over" Word indicating no bid in bridge Word with hall and press Written leave of absence. Well enough Way by Way through Word used in Forster's and Roberts' title. With "A," 1984 Judy Davis film Walks, for example WALKING (her.) Walking with a forepaw raised: Her. Walking, as a heraldic lion. walking about What a TV mosquito might do Where the Danube meets the Inn Whistle while one works? What a parade does Way out of style What "old hat" means. What Davy Crockett is to some. Worn out, in a way Was successfully disguised (as) Won approval Won approval, as legislation Went by a felon from Prague? Walked through the cereal aisle? Walked by a campsite? Walked through a campground? Was OK'd by Playtex? Watched one's waistline, in a way Whole heap Whole slew Wayfarers. Witness by chance Witness, maybe Witness, perhaps Walks, in a game. What Pippa does What a quarterback does Written permissions Waits for a better offer What one does not do when sent to jail What you can't do on the way to jail? What she did to not acknowledge a girlfriend on the street? Winning stroke in tennis *Wannabe lawyer's milestone Word with fruit or play Word with play or flower What to do with a hot potato Words whispered after a secret What a tentative quarterback throws? Writing tip #4 Watchman's need. Writer Dos ___ Warrant of admission. What you might need to go beyond Dover? World traveler's document World traveler's need What the lawyers did at the luau? Words heard at dinner, sometimes Wait idly Words of assurance from a quarterback? What birthdays are terrible options for "What's __ is prologue": "The Tempest" "What's ___ is prologue" (Antonio in "The Tempest") What’s behind you in time Was tense? What 1492 is part of What Sandburg called "a bucket of ashes" What a flashback shows What reunions try to relive What today will be tomorrow What was What's done is this Where time travelers may go Woman with a ___ Word before "due" or "tense" Word clarified by the minute hand Word in a Proust title Word used in telling time Word used in telling time, sometimes Word with due or participle Wagon wheels, e.g. Wet noodles, perhaps What pesto often covers What zucchini strings emulate Wheels in meals, maybe Where bow ties are on display Where elbows might be on the table? "When the stars make you drool/ Just like __": "That's Amore" lyric WALLPAPER glue Wallpaper adhesive Wallpaper goo Wallpaperer's need Wallpapering need Watery adhesive What a copier will often do What a copier will often do next What the Diamond Necklace really was. Whomped Worked on a scrapbook Washed-out shade Wallops hard Works on a collage Works on the scrapbook Works on the scrapbook, e.g. Words of alarm when microbiologist Louis fainted? Wood floor protectant What's already happened, redundantly Work imitating various sources Work of art that imitates the style of another work of art that mixes styles or copies the style of another artist Works that imitate previous works What MacLaine reveals in "I'm Over All That" Written, in grammar class Word forms Words of completed action WHERE'S THE PITCH? We used to love this deli meat product ... before we stopped going out (the left gets all the history; the right gets actor Malek of "Mr. Robot") What a dieter must avoid Where to buy éclairs and cinnamon rolls Wary employers investigate them "Was" is in it Was, compared to is What memories are recounted in What most novels are written in Wish for Wings "From the ___ the Grave" What the cow said to the calf late one night? (With "It's") When cows come home? Way to get one's message across "Wheel of Fortune" first name "Wheel of Fortune" host Sajak Way of standing Way to stand in poker Weezer drummer Wilson Well-practiced, as an answer Woman college basketball coach Summitt with an NCAA record 1,098 career wins Word after "stand" or "down" Word that is its own synonym when spelled backward Word that's a synonym of its reversal Word that's its own synonym in reverse Word that, spelled backward, can be a clue for itself Word that, when spelled backward, becomes its own synonym Word whose meaning can be the same when read backward Word with stand Word with stand or down What you might do to congratulate someone Word repeated by Miriam Makeba What bakers do WING membrane (of bat) Wheel pair "We Belong" singer who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2022 Wimbledon winner in '87 Where pumpkins grow Where watermelons grow With 34D, a comic strip setting Word with eye, arm, or elbow What the thrifty plumber was doing in the produce aisle? What's under your hat Where the toupee goes. "Who invented the typewriter?" reply, e.g.? Words on a new invention What Edison and Westinghouse were. With complete obviousness Walter ___, essayist and stylist. What Commodus called Marcus Aurelius Writer Walter Way to get to know a father in law? Winningest coach in college football history William Carlos Williams verse epic Wallace Beery, in "Billy the Kid" Walk in a garden Walker's place Walking lane Walking trail Walkway, e.g. War or cow Way in the forest Way in the woods Way into the Woods Actor Way into the woods Way often called "beaten." Way or track Way through a garden Way through the forest Way through the park Way through the trees Way through woods Way to go in the woods Way, track Well-traveled passage Well-traveled place "of least resistance" Well-worn trail Where primroses grow. Where to walk Wilderness walkway Winding lane Wooded way Woodland way Woods access Woods route Woodsy walkway Word attached to bike or foot Word attached to foot or war Word with "bicycle" or "beaten" Word with "bridle" or "primrose" Word with beaten or by Word with bike or war Word with cow or war Word with foot or war World's access to the maker of a better mousetrap