Letter W 105750–106000

Waterwheel inventor Wares of some traders What a belly dancer wiggles Where the ilium and ischium are Where the ilium is Welsh birthplace of Henry VII Writer's tool found in a flock Writing tool with ink Warm-up spot, for short Waterman or Parker Waterman product Waterman's fountain ___ Weapon in a maxim What I use to solve crosswords (aren't you impressed?!) What a bank chain might hold What may be filled with ink … or oink What you might be doing this puzzle in What's mightier than the sword, in a saying Where you might find a long sentence? White House memento White House signing ceremony memento White House souvenir Whitehouse souvenir Who "Guitar and ___" Word before "name" or "pal" Word before "pal" or "name" Word with bull or fountain Word with cow or bull Word with pig or fountain Word with pig or play Word with play or pig Word with poison or pig Write a book Write a script Write thing Writer of many different styles? Writer preens on odd occasions Writer with ink Writer's implement Writer's pal? Writer's tool Writers' assn. Writers' group. Writers' grp. Writers' org. with apt initials Writing implement with ink Writing instrument Writing utensil for some crossword solvers Writing utensil that may leak Word before "code" or "colony" Word before colony or code Word with code or colony Word with colony or code Word with law or servitude Word with statute or suit word that precedes code or colony What a yellow flag may signify *Where hockey punishments are served *Where hockey transgressors cool their heels Where a rule-breaking Canadien may be seen Where one goes after tripping World Cup event What Mario Lemieux converted to a goal six times out of eight Way of showing repentance. What a person in a hair shirt is probably doing What a sinner may do What some sinners do Writing partners Where George Town is. Writer's protection Writing implement holders What "d" stands for What "p" may stand for Word after two, six, or half What a doodle might be in What a sharpener sharpens Word with grease or eyebrow Write (in) tentatively Writer with a point Written with a #2, say Written to allow erasure Wrote down, as an appointment Wooden drawers? Writers' tools Writing instruments "Well, I always solve the crossword in ink" Wait in line Waited on the judgment Waits to fall one way or the other "Wayne's World" director Spheeris Weaver in the "Odyssey" Wife of Odysseus Wife of Odysseus Father of Wife of Ulysses (Odysseus) wife Odysseus wife Ulysses Writing tool eventually rotted? Word in an Asian capital name WHITE crystalline powder With __ hand (ready to write) Word for Florida With rue his heart is laden With remorse. Whittlers' tools What doctors aren't known for Warren, Robert ___ Author Well-known Quaker. Wharton biz school home Wharton is part of it Wharton's school, informally Wharton's university What Wharton is part of Where Mt. Pocono is William for whom a colony was named William or Sean William or State. William who has a state named after him William who lent his name to a state William with a state named after him William, signer of a 1683 treaty with the Delaware Indians Writer Robert ___ Warren W. Va. neighbor Where Scranton lives: Abbr. Where Wyoming Valley is: Abbr. Writer's disguise What the answers to starred clues are, in different ways Writers' aliases Winner's flag What the baseball season starts. Was the author of What songwriter did Wrote the rhyme Wrote, as a letter Writer, creatively Where ink meets paper Writer of old-fashioned letters William, e.g.? wing of a bird William and Sean William and family William and others ___ Woods, now a state. Winner of the 2006 Orange Bowl Where the Eisenhowers' farm is. Washington street sign. Well-known street sign. Water supply for a magician with a one-named partner? What a thought may be worth What some thoughts are worth When it's saved, it's earned Wishing well bit Word after "take a" or "leave a," at the register Word after {/take a/} and {/leave a/} Word with wise or ante Where "all the people that come and go stop and say hello" Where "all the people that come and go stop and say hello," per a 1967 song Where "all the people that come and go stop and say hello," per the Beatles (1967) Where all the people that come and go stop and say "hello," in a 1967 hit What many people slip on Well-rounded actress-director? What bargain-hunters are. Warden wannabe's study Warden's study. Writer's choice What a best friend from camp might become Writer of a kind. Writer's friend Writing pair Writing set? What the capitalist pig was earlier in his career Writers AKA clerks? Writing instruments found on many desks Waterman products Waterman wares Weapons of Hugo and Zola. What confident crossword solvers use What great crossword-solvers use What songwriters should always have on them What stylophiles collect What's felt by many students Where some stock is held Will-signing needs Writers might click them Writes or scripts Writing implements often given away after a bill signing Writing options Writing tools Writing utensils West Florida port Western Florida city Wistfully thoughtful Who might tearfully wonder "Were we just not meant to be ..."? What a buyer of "The Thinker" must have? With up, constrained Word form for "five" Where Secy. Wilson works. Where U. S. defense strategy is planned. Where dollars for defense are spent Work place of 25,000 people. World's largest office building Wicca symbol What "My Girl" is sung with Whitsunday Whitsunday or Shavuot Whitsunday, by another name whit sunday What may lead to an emotional explosion Word's next to last syllable Word's next-to-last syllable Wage slave Wetback, perhaps. Wetback. Word from the Latin for "foot soldier" Worker at the bottom Worker hardly making a living wage Worker on a rancho. Worker south of the border. Worker that's a letter short of a flower Worker who probably isn't paid enough Working class member Working drudge Working-class member "Wage slaves" Wetbacks. Workers, dismissively Workforce, dismissively "Who Are Your ___?" (picture book about family) What some movers move Women and children Women and children, e.g. We humans, to Trudeau Word with bank, choice or party Wrist accessory for a celebrity magazine editor? With 39 and 49 Across, "pre-romantic" "Oklahoma!" tune Worse: Sp. "Will it play in __?" "Will it play in __?": vaudeville phrase Where Betty Friedan and Richard Pryor were born Where Bradley U. is located Where Bradley is Where Caterpillar is headquartered Where politicos play Where pols want it to play Where something might not play Where the Chiefs play minor-league baseball Will it play here? What Red Bull might give you What a cheerleader has What an energy drink might give you What an energy drink will give you