Letter W 111250–111500

Who, to René Wink-link What a day trader tries to turn What someone impatient for booty might try for Whimpers in faster intervals? Way to preserve food freshness white solid used in the manufacture of glass and steel What a golfer may get in after work What a texter usually expects Where to see a swift sunup What's expected at a taco truck Watergate break-in? What you might send when you'll be unexpectedly late When shortened, ear swabs Wad of chewing tobacco Wizarding sport played on broomsticks in Harry Potter Wizarding sport whose positions are the ends of the starred answers Wayne's "The __ Man" Without being disturbed With the volume down around 2, say Without a fuss with little or no sound "___ Western Front" Words shouted before making a scene With Lake, Saskatchewan community Writing tool on a $2 bill What the Declaration of Independence is an example of? Why the pen is mightier than the sword? Warm cover What a bee produces Wintertime cover Worked at Aunt Dinah's party Worked patchwork Where to auction coverlets? "We Are the World" producer white crystalline soluble optically active carboxylic acid "What the heck is ___?" (query from a confused veggie burger eater in a Budweiser commercial) white crystalline soluble phenol used as a photographic developer Went from 2 to 10 W. C. Fields's "I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally," e.g. WITTY reply Wag's words Waggish words Wilde comment Wilde remark Will Rogers forte Will Rogers line Will Rogers specialty Wisecracker's line Wit's remark Wit's remark, often Witicisim Witty allusion. Witty expression. Witty line Witty one-liner Witty response. Witty sally. Witty statement Witty tweet, e.g. Words from Wilde Words from Will Rogers Words from a wag words Wag Witty type Wilde statements? Witty allusions. Witty one-liners Wit, often Weird little thing What: Lat. Who to Horatius Who: Latin. What winners never do, in a saying Word after rage or force Word in many New Year's resolutions *"Whine, whine, whine!" Words accompanying a snap, perhaps Word before "a few" or "a while" "Why, yes indeed!" Warning to a brat Westernmost South American capital Whence to see Pichincha Whence to view Cotopaxi Where some South American birding tours begin World capital at 9,350 feet World capital on the slope of an active volcano World's second-highest capital What a resignee calls it What some call it What to call it when it's over What you might call it "Why don't you take a picture -- it'll last longer!" Words to a wag Where to pick up some pointers? wobbled Word meaning "wild idea" that was the highest single play in a National Scrabble Association game, scoring 365 points "Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!" feature Word with vocabularly or pop With puzzlement Warranto or Vadis Where or why, to Claudius Word after "status" Word before vadis or after status Word following status Word sung right before Sharpay is hit by chili cheese fries in "High School Musical" _____ warranto (legal proceeding) Which, in Latin West __ Head, Maine What Sartre said? What's what in France? What, in Tours What, to Camus What, to Dumas Wedge of stone. Wedgelike piece of stone Where rings are at stake? WWII-era prefab quarters W.W. II shelter Website for crowdsourcing answers Website similar to Yahoo! Answers Work production goal Workload that must be met Worth hearing again Worthy of being repeated What two fingers on each hand can represent "We're more popular than Jesus now," famously "What they said was" What Poe's raven did Word with air or scare Wrongful attributions et al.? worth being quoted Words before "Nevermore" Where to watch Joan Rivers and Rachael Ray Within reduced amount, partners are said to provide so-called key arrangement Watery discharge from the nose Wooden mortar beater World capital formerly a pirate stronghold World capital founded as a 12th-century fortress World capital on the Atlantic Wood grooves Wedding officiant, maybe Wedding party, perhaps Wedding party, sometimes What a seminarian may become Wiesenthal Center's Hier, for one Wise, for example. "Watership Down" critter WELSH cheese dish Warren dweller. Warren maker White Carroll critter Whiz at multiplication? Wine bottle opener named for an animal *Way into Wonderland *Where a conspiracy theorist might find themself Wonderland entryway Alice tumbled through What someone may go down when searching the internet Wonderland entrance Warren peace? Why Bugs Bunny's dieting? Wood-and-chicken-wire enclosure Warren denizens Warren group Warren residents Warren weeping? What a bunny buyer at a pet shop might want? What the number of candles on a carrot cake signifies? Way more than enthusiastic Word for extremists Worry after a raccoon attack Word of reproach, in the Bible. Worthless (Matt. v. 22). Worthless: Bib. Warrior Dash, for one What Queen will do with their bicycles What a lover's heart may do What dragsters and some hearts do What hearts and horses might do What hearts may do What hearts sometimes do What lovers' hearts do Wheelbarrow, for one Where "They're off!" may be heard Won by Ben Hur. Word after "Space" or "alien" Word after "drag" or "relay" Word after "rat" or "human" Word after horse or rat Word after rat or flat Word after rat or road Word before track and after human Word with "arms" or "drag" Word with "course" or "horse" Word with "horse" or "human" Word with "human" and "rat" Word with arms or foot Word with car or card Word with drag and potato Word with drag or human Word with foot and rat Word with horse or foot Word with human or foot Word with human or horse Word with rat or three-legged ___ With the Devil : 1975 film What a bomb defuser may be in Whiz past Wheels on a track Was dashing Was dashing, perhaps Was dashing, say Was in a dash Was in a heat Was in heats Went apace Went extra fast Went hot-rodding Went like a kart (or a heart?) Went on the double Went pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat What Kelso did well What Sea Biscuit did. What song did up charts Wire-report topic When candidates campaign? What Citation is. What Mel Patton is. What Whirlaway was. Whirlaway was one. Wilbur Shaw is one. Wilbur Shaw's profession. Word with drag or speed Wayne's 1st professional team Whippets, perhaps Whirlaway, Gar Wood, etc. Watercourses. What Pimlico is famous for. What The Bird and the Bee are off to? What pari-mutuel machines are used for. Where the Marx Brothers spent a day Where the Marxes spent a day What's anticipated by people playing the ponies ___ Witch Mountain (2009 film) Where bets are made Woodbine, Aqueduct and others. Ward of "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" Ward of the screen Ward or Carson Weisz of "Black Widow"