Letter W 105000–105250

Worn trail Worse than inadequate Walking routes Walkways Way makers Ways forward Ways of righteousness, in Psalm 23 Ways through a garden Ways through a woods Ways through the woods Ways through woods Ways to wend Well-traveled routes Well-trodden ways Well-worn ways What hikers wear? What snow shovels may produce What walkers wear? Wooded walkways Wooded ways Woodland ways Woodsy trails Woodsy ways Woody ways Where Kirk was Colonel Dax Waiting game, in Westminster? Waiting game? Willingness to wait With "is" and 64 Across, words of tolerance Waiting room sign? Waiting room figure Waiting uncomplainingly Waiting-room figure What Griselda was. What someone in a doctor's office is, or may need to be Willing to wait With passiveness With resignation. Without fidgeting Waiting room waiters Waiting-room group Whom psychiatrists see Water coloring. Welcome sign of aging? Where to use a rotisserie. Word from the Spanish for "courtyard" Where filets are often ruined Word from the Spanish for "courtyards" Where tarts, cakes, and macarons are crafted Well___rehearsed spiel Where St. John wrote the Revelation. Wedding saris: India. Well-known S. African author. Well-known South African author. Writer Alan and family Word form for "father" Writer Angelo "What Women Want" Well-bred and cultivated person Well-bred person "Would you consider giving me liberty instead of death?"? Winner of Super Bowl XLIX Winner of the lowest-scoring Super Bowl in N.F.L. history (16 total points) Winter activities for Tom Brady What S. Johnson called "the last refuge of a scoundrel" When an N.F.L.er is feted? Walk a Beat Walk a beat, maybe What a soldier goes out on What cops do What the "p" in "Chips" stands for Walks the beat What -goer can mean Walks with light footsteps *"Wheel of Fortune" host Wheel minder Willie Nelson did "Crazy" before this Cline "Walkin' After Midnight" singer "Walkin' After Midnight" singer, 1957 Where sick con victims seek help? What lawbreaking rocker got Wooden sandal Wooden shoe worn to raise the feet from the mud. Wooden sandals on iron supports. Wooden shoes of a sort. Words of a comic song. Walked with short steps. without a pattern "Wonderful Tonight" memoirist Boyd "Wonderful Tonight: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Me" author Boyd W.W. II celebrity WWII general and title figure in a 1970 movie War hero played by George C. Scott Who allegedly said "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country" World War II general George World War II hero WWII general who can't decide? Whopper layer Wimbledon tennis champion, Budge ___. Wimbledon winner, 1950. "Where I Come From" artist Winter resort in France Winter resort in SW France Winter resort of France. Walker of "The Fast and the Furious" Women's rights icon Alice Writer of much of the New Testament Writer to the Romans "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" panelist Poundstone "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" singer Cole "Will You Marry Me?" singer Abdul "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" singer Well-known first name in movies. Wolfgang ___, pioneer in quantum physics Wolfgang ____ 1945 physics Nobelist Wolfgang in physics ___ Walnuts ("The Sopranos" gangster) "Watch on the Rhine" Best Actor Oscar winner "Where the Money Is" star Whiteman and Williams Word in a Mark Twain title. What "||" means on a YouTube video Waited for a laugh, say Waited for the laughter to die down What streaming devices often let you do What commas signal Work on a lane Work on a road Work on a roadway Work on potholes Work on the road Work on the street Work on the street, maybe Work on, as a street Work on, as a walkway Work with bricks, perhaps Work with flagstones, say Work with tar Work with tar, perhaps " . . . ___ with good intentions" Worked on a driveway Worked on the road Worked on the sidewalk Worked with decorative stones, perhaps What the shaded squares in this puzzle symbolize Walkway by road What a sidewalk sketcher is called in Sussex Workers in chalk Walkway stone Way preparer. Way-preparer. What might be in your driveway Worker who makes a lot Worker with street smarts? Worker with tar Works on the road WHITE flowered dwarf shrub Where Charles V defeated Francis I, 1525 World's fair sight What a cat might put on your lap W.W. Jacobs short story "The Monkey's __" War agency headed by Ickes. What Rover gives What a boxer uses to shake What a dog "shakes" with What a dog might "shake" with What a dog offers when you say "shake!" What a dog uses to "shake" What a friendly dog offers What a kitty may dip into a water bowl to taste the water What a pad protects What a pet leaves a print of What may be offered for a "high five" What you might get offered if you say "Shake!" What's shaken after the instruction "Shake" What's shaken when you say "Shake!" Where Androcles's lion had a thorn Where Fido has a pad Where a toy hits the floor Wolf's foot Word with south or cat's Wasn't gentle with Wasn't gentle with, in a way Wasn't delicate with WINDLASS part Wheel-ratchet engager Where Governor Dewey's farm is. Weakest chess piece White's h-___ (chess piece most likely to survive a game) What it takes to become a queen? Where a broker makes you richer? Where items are in hock White's first move (?) White's second move (??) What cats clean their faces with What cats clean themselves with What dogs "shake hands" with What dogs "shake" with What a begging dog might give you? Workplace perk for pet owners Where to see "Doc" and "Diagnosis Murder" nowadays ___ West (video game convention originally named after an old webcomic) Weekly stipend Weekly stipend, e.g. Weekly stipend, for many What crime doesn't do What we work for Word before "a fine" or "a visit" Word with base or combat Word with day or dirt Word with roll or dirt Word with up or off Worker's check Worker's comp? Worker's compensation Way to avoid debt Way to meet taxes. What you may have to do if someone doesn't take charge? Weekly draw. Well-earned handout Worker's carrot Worker's due What you may have to do for goods bought by mail order What Shaq took when he moved to the Heat Wages in Prague? Wipe out a debt to a Monkee? WAGES time Wage earners look forward to it Weekly bonanza. Weekly check time Weekly event. Welcome time for employees When a direct deposit might hit When checks are distributed When the "eagle flies" When the checks go out When wages are issued Worker's reward time Workweek highlight Whom to pass notes to Wage earners Warmup provided by a coin-op vibrator? Wage conflict, say Wage disparity Workplace disparity Workplace inequity _____ way (yield a return) _____ way (yield enough return) Warhead's contents Warhead's explosive charge