Letter W 116500–116750

Well-known literary initials. Writer's initials West Point of Brit. West Point of England: Abbr. Woolwich academy: Abbr. Woolwich initials Woolwich military academy: Abbr. Watergate initials Watergate inits. Watergate monogram Watergate pres. White House inits. Winner over G.S.M. Winner over HHH When to eat oysters, it's said Want ad abbreviation. Watergate Hotel offerings: abbr. White House's 132: Abbr. What a retrovirus contains What retroviruses contain Where to find base pairs Word with messenger, transfer, and ribosomal _____ world (hypothetical stage of biological evolution) What vaccines may be made from Ward V.I.P.'s Ward assts. White-hat wearers in hospitals: Abbr. White-hat wearers, once Women of high calllng. Women of high profession. Women with caps. Workers in wards (Abbr.) Workers in white, for short Workers who might join rounds Workers with ADNs Well-known producer in Hollywood. What "cucaracha" means. Writer Mary who specializes in popular science Weed cigarettes in clips "Why did the chicken cross the ___?" Wall Street, for example Way less traveled Way through a place Way to Mandalay Waze line What Chiang named for Stilwell. What a hobo hits What an autobahn is. What away games are What candidates hit What some hogs hog, with "the" Where Kuralt reported from Where a fork might be encountered Where a fork might form Where accidents happen Where away games are played Where ballplayers may wear gray Where ballplayers wear gray Where ballplayers wear gray, with "the" Where many teams wear gray Where to drive Where you may find a fork White stripes' setting Wilderness rarity Willie Nelson's "On the __ Again" Word before "block" or "work" Word before "race" and "rage" Word before "work" or "trip" Word before race or rage Word before rage or hog Word in Hope/Crosby titles Word in a Hope-Crosby film title Word in seven Hope titles Word in several Hope/Crosby film titles Word in title of seven Hope-Crosby movies Word with "Revolutionary" or "Tobacco," in book titles Word with "kill" or "hog" Word with "rage" or "test" Word with Tobacco or private Word with block or map Word with block or test Word with hog or block Word with house or block Word with map or hog Word with open or side Word with rage or show Word with runner or block Word with runner or hog Word with show or block Word with show or map Word with side or hog Word with trip or test What comes next, figuratively Worker indicating single lane, e.g. Waze forerunner Warning near a detour White-line straddler. Wayside inn. Worker in the gig economy? Worker with band on tour Workers for touring bands What increased speed increases What you might think "The Fast and the Furious" is about? What crews with tar make Wile E. Coyote's nemesis Wile E. Coyote's prey Wile E. Coyote's quarry Wile E. Coyote's winged prey Wile E.'s nemesis Wile E.'s quarry "Where we're going we don't need __" ("Back to the Future" last line) Ways of Waze Ways on Waze Waze map lines What Doc Brown's DeLorean didn't need, ultimately What wildlife crossings cross Where forks may be found White stripes' sites Wilderness encroachers Word that goes in either blank in the classic movie quote "___? Where we're going we don't need ___" What a Broadway hit often becomes Where you might find a rest stop along a highway Where a hot dog stand may stand Where a shoulder is Where hot dog stands stand Where to find a shoulder waysides Word in the etymology of "hot rod" What WD-40 can get off your car Would-be drivers' hurdles What Tom Hanks followed? Willy Wonka creator Dahl Wonka creator Dahl Writer Dahl Writer who created Charlie, James, and Matilda Writer who's a Dahl Where Wonka's creator lived? " . . . wherever I may ___" "Where the deer and buffalo ___." "Where'er I _____...": Goldsmith, "The Traveller" Wander around without a fixed destination Walk without a specific destination Wander Aimlessly Move Wander all over Wander here and there Wander the countryside Wander widely Wayfare What "the buffalo" do What buffalo do What buffalo do in "Home on the Range" What buffalo do on the range What buffalo do, in song What nomads do What the buffalo do, in song What to do "if you want to", per a 1989 hit Wander a little Wandered all over Was a wanderer Was footloose. Was nomadic Was vagarious Went about. Went far afield Went gallivanting Went here and there Went hither and yon What a nomad is. Wandering types Wandering around Word on a cell-phone bill West Coast footballer on an RV vacation? Wander along the Tiber, e.g. Wanders here and there Wanders sans any plan What a sleepwalker does White-flecked horse White-sprinkled horse Where some horses come from? White-flecked steeds White-speckled steed Warning from a den Warning from a king Warning from within the jungle Warning in a den Warning in the jungle Waterfall sound What a homer evokes What big cats can do that little cats cannot What crowd will do during climax What crowds and lions do What crowds may do What lions and big engines do What lions can do that pumas cannot What loud crowd will do What noise cancelers may cancel What the lion says Wildfire sound Woman's sound? Word rhyming with "ignore" in "I Am Woman" Warned, lion-style Was boisterous Went "HAHAHA!" Went nuts, as a crowd What Leo the Lion did What crowd did during jam What the MGM lion did Warned, jungle-style Word with Camp or Twenties Water over a dam? Waterfall sounds What "the Lion" does when not asleep? What John Popper's harmonica does What you hear in this conversation: "I'm the king of the jungle!" "No, I'm the king of the jungle!" Warns, jungle-style Where lions practice intimidation? Weenie party What Mary Astor had for dinner? Where one might be in the hot seat? Where some spit in the food is encouraged? with humor Honor What peanuts often are. Wee lad feted by the Friars? Weenie wingdings "Wait Until Dark" villain Harry Way overcharge, say Way overcharge, so to speak What Sublime will do to the "Hood"? What burglars do What footpads do What highwaymen do What riflers do What second-story men do. Withhold unjustly. Word with blind or the cradle Word with the cradle or blind West Indian snooks. Writer Inez "We wuz ___!" What a fair exchange isn't Williams with hits like "Angels" and "Rock DJ" Wizard’s wardrobe staple Wapner's wrap Wear for Judge Judy Wear for bench warmers? Wizard costume Wizard garb Wizard's attire Wizard's garb Wizard's gown
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