Letter W 108000–108250

What mathematicians do? What Christie wove What cabalists cook up What synopses summarize Whodunit skeletons Whodunit story lines Writers' concoctions Writer who insists every detail must be just right? Worked on a scheme for What a nudnik might do after kvetching too much What someone who is overly verklempt might do What you might do after you get all farklempt Was overcome with emotion, informally What oxen pull, in England Works the croft Winter hookup Winter truck accessory Winter truck attachment Wintertime truck attachment Word with man or share Word with share or sole Work determinedly (through) Work on the farm. Work the field Work the fields Work with soil or snow Worked the fields Winter highway department needs Winter storm sights Works the fields Works with the soil Works, as a field work or play in water or mud Wily maneuver Wily tactic Wily stratagems Word of request: Abbr. Word with remit: Abbr. What goes into a socket Word after "spark" or "power" Word after spark or shameless Word for a horse. Word often preceded by "shameless" Work doggedly: Colloq. Worthless item Where cheap parishioners put their offerings? Web-browser helper Works hard (at) What a prune once was What is greengage With feathers WATER depth measure Water depth measurer Water-depth measurer Weight that sounds like a fruit Wacky to the max Watergate conspirator, slangily Where lead weights grow? Waft of smoke Well-padded, as a turkey Weighty imposition? With "The," off-color Woody Allen film? What prunes once were What some necklines do We or us, e.g. What "they" can only be, to grammar sticklers What deer can be Word ending in "s," usually Word form made with the big letter depicted in this puzzle's diagram (this letter is entirely absent from the solution) Word usually ending in "s" Word before fours Word with size or sign Wedding guest's date Wedding guest's partner, say With a guest, on a guest list What some invitees bring to parties Within, as a margin of error Writer whose work was Shakespeare's primary source for "Julius Caesar" Walt Disney's canine. What Styx circles Wealthy feline? Wealthy ruling class Wealthy person of influence Wealthy ruler Wealthy and powerful. worship of wealth *Work at, as a trade WEB as of cloth WORK at steadily What ferries do. Wield diligently Wood layer Wood thickness Word on a Charmin package Word on a tissue box Work (with) Work at (a trade). Work at assiduously Work at busily Work at digently Work busily Work diligently at Work one's trade Work steadily at work at (a job or trade) work regularly Welsh songfest Working at Working at, as a trade Working hard at Where the Pilgrims landed ... what happens in England? What happens when a tremor hits Massachusetts? Waterfront walks Well-known letters in Washington. Winston and Tony: abbr. Woe before a period? Worked by compressed air: Abbr. William Henry Harrison's cause of death, after just 31 days in office Wire grass Way to cook eggs Word in an eggs Florentine recipe What a breakfast cook legally does waste matter from tanning of hides Wire grasses. "We all make mistakes," cutesily What FedEx won't deliver to What UPS won't deliver to Where some cos. pick up their mail Western city named after a Shoshone chief Wallet holder Woman's catchall *Wall-hidden sliding portal Well-protected, nonrunning quarterback Walletlike case White House action by inaction woollen mittens Whale cluster Whale family Whale of a family? Whale of a group Whale unit Whale watch group Whale watcher's dream Whale watcher's sighting Whales in a bunch What a whale watcher may watch Where peas are queued? Where you can find inner peas? walrus herd "WTF With Marc Maron," for one "Womanica" is one Web feeds Word element meaning foot. Where Toscanini and Mitropoulos stand. Where some addresses come from Where speakers speak Where to stand and deliver? Whales' swimming competition? Whale watcher's jackpots Whalers' sightings Whales swim in them What peas come in Where dates happen on "Love Is Blind" Where to find peas on earth? Word related to orcas and okras "While I nodded nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping" poet "While I nodded, nearly napping . . ." penner "While I nodded, nearly napping ..." writer "While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping" writer "While I pondered, weak and weary" penner "William Wilson" author West Point cadet of 1830. Who wrote "All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream" Who wrote "I dwelt alone / In a world of moan, / And my soul was a stagnant tide" Who wrote "I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him" Who wrote "It was many and many a year ago, / In a kingdom by the sea ..." Who wrote "To Helen" and "For Annie" Who wrote of "sorrow for the lost Lenore" Who wrote the line "Once upon a midnight dreary ..." Whodunit pioneer Whom Edgar Awards are named for Whom Emerson called "the jingle-man" Whom a mystery award honors Whom a mystery award is named for Whom the Edgar Award was named for Whom the Edgar honors William Wilson writer Writer Edgar Allan __ Writer after whom the Edgar Award is named Writer buried in Baltimore Writer buried in a Baltimore churchyard Writer for whom the Edgar Award is named Writer next to Jung on the "Sgt. Pepper" cover Writer of "The Purloined Letter" Writer of a short story that ends, "I admit the deed!--tear up the planks! here, here!--It is the beating of his hideous heart!" Writer of the line "Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December" Writer who inspired the Baltimore Ravens' name Writer who inspired the Raven Award Writer who wrote "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity" Writer whose room at the University of Virginia is now a mini-museum Writer whose work describes him to a T Writer with an interest in cryptography Writer, partly poetic Work by Wordsworth or Frost What "Lord Weary's Castle" is. Whitman output Whittier work Wilbur product Wilbur work William Carlos Williams offering Word from the Greek for "to compose" Words by Wordsworth Work by Emily Dickinson Work by Maya Angelou Work by Rumi or Hafez Work by Wordsworth or Whitman Work from Frost Work often recited Work such as Nikki Giovanni's "I Wrote a Good Omelet" Work with a meter Work with a writer of its ilk contained in it Writing assignment at times Writing in verse Works of structured or free-flowing lines Walt Whitman works Whitman samplers? Whitman works Wilbur works Wordsworth creations Works by Dickinson and Angelou Works by Keats and Yeats Works from Donne and Bradstreet Works in Silverstein's "Where the Sidewalk Ends" Works of some laureates Works with feet Works with measures Works with rhythm Whose works are "Tamerlane" and Ulalume"? Writer Edgar and kin Where "e'en" is seen Words of Wordsworth Works of Keats, e.g. W. H. Auden is one. W.H. Auden or E.E. Cummings Wallace Stevens. Walt Whitman, e.g. Walt Whitman, for one Well-versed artist? Well-versed one?