Letter W 116750–117000

Wizard's wear Word with bath or lap Wrap after a spa treatment Wrap at a spa Wrap for Floyd Mayweather Wrap for Rocky Wrap with sleeves Wraparound. Way to receive honour, wearing formal garb Wearing a galabia Wearing a housecoat Wearing official garb. Wearing vestments Wrapped up in court? What Bob is often a nickname for When Sol blazes, ___ West Point salutatorian, 1829 "Wagon Train" actor hiding a Norse god "Whole Lotta Love" lead singer W court appointee Whose "Rules of Order" is that? With Arm, Newfoundland community Winter-sports items Well-known news commentator. "Why do you dress me in borrow'd __?": Macbeth What judges wear What justices wear Wizards wear them WALL niche-nesting bird WEST Virginia State bird WISCONSIN State bird Wacky Williams Wake or round follower Ward of Bruce Wayne Williams of "Mrs. Doubtfire" Williams or Hood Williams or Leach Williams who voiced a genie Williams who won an Oscar for "Good Will Hunting" Worm seeker Wright of "House of Cards" Where early birds deposit their worms? Writer of medical thrillers Williams's cowl? World Series player. Wally Cox's role on TV. White oak of California White oak tree White oaks of California. "WestWorld" character WALL-E or C-3PO WALL-E, for instance WORKING automaton What a captcha proves you are not What a captcha tries to detect Wired worker Word coined by Capek Word coined by writer Capek Word from the Czech for "work" Worker made of metal Worker made of steel Worker made out of metal Worker not interested in wages Worker that may suffer burnout? Worker that never gets tired Word coined by Asimov "WALL-E" characters WALL-E and EVE, e.g. Workers made of metal Workers that need power "When Harry Met Sally . . ." and one other Whiskey and vermouth drink Whisky cocktail garnished with skewered cherries What Sublime does to "the Hood" What a footpad does Wins undeservedly over Wed one much younger than oneself Wide cigar Word in several Jay-Z enterprises What FOX gave Charles Dutton in 1991? Writer Mazo de la ___ white surplice with tight sleeves, worn by Church dignitaries WINNEBAGO river WWE superstar, with "The" Wear, and look great doing it What Sisyphus pushed What a fist might represent What a fist sometimes represents What some toy horses do White __ (variety of chicken) Word before salt or garden Word with salt or garden Word with solid or steady Work an ax on stage Wrestler/actor Dwayne "The ___" Johnson What a mama goat does? What a whimsical glam band plays? What Wolfman Jack digs Wolfman Jack's cry? "We Are the Champions," e.g. What the letter K is? Weekend college event Washington's park. Was awesome Wore with jaunty confidence Wore an outfit with panache, informally Where to see Atlas White House chair. *Weaving device with a built-in comfy chair? wore black leather jackets and jeans and boots Weapon or firework What goes up after a countdown? Word with launcher or propulsion Willy Ley, for one Who's on a mission in today's puzzle? Wernher von Braun's field Weapons of the Future. What brings people down to Earth Woman who's alive and kicking? What every astronaut needs? Where James Harden keeps his money? Woodstock, e.g. Woodstock, notably WINNEBAGO county seat (USA) Western mountain range Where to find Mt. Elbert Word before chair or horse With The display gems during an earthquake? "Way to be, man!" "Way to go, dude!" Where prisoners swing picks Wears stylishly, in slang Wears with confidence What lava becomes after an eruption Winter ice melter Winter road application Where to buy rose quartz What expert trombonists do? Wyoming's fourth-largest city What a new parent may do to relieve crying What a new parent might do when there's crying What the disgruntled cruise musician decided to do? water that comes out of rock Wild sheep of the western United States Wobbly band members? What Chippendale furniture was made in Winged wonders of myth What happens as a mythical bird grows up? WHITE staff WOODY shoot Walton's need Wand, essentially What something bacillary is shaped like What's hot on the street? Word after "hot" or "lightning" Word after "lightning" or "hot" Word after fishing or lightning Word after fuel or fly Word after hot or curtain Word after hot or fishing Word after lightning, fishing or curtain Word with "fishing" or "curtain" Word with curtain or hot Word with fishing or lightning Word with fly or fuel Word with hot or fly Word with tie or fly Writer Serling Winged film monster Winged kaiju of a 1956 film Winged monster of Japanese cinema Winged monster who fought Godzilla Walton tools Went in the saddle WAS carried Was a fare Was a jockey Was a passenger Was a passenger on Was borne Was carried by Was carried by, as a bus Was chauffeured Was conveyed Was jockey for. Was transported Was transported by Was transported on Wasn't in the driver's seat, say Went as a passenger Went ballooning or bobsledding Went by Segway Went by bike or bus Went by bike or horse Went by bike, say Went by boat or bus Went by bus Went by bus or bike Went by bus or cab Went by bus or train Went by bus, e.g. Went by bus, say Went by cab Went by cab, e.g. Went by camel Went by car or bus Went by car or cab Went by chariot Went by horse Went by horse or car Went by horseback Went by jitney Went by moped Went by motorcycle, say Went by mustang ... or Mustang Went by scooter Went by skateboard Went by sleigh Went by subway, say Went by taxi Went by taxi or train Went by train Went by train, e.g. Went by train, say Went for a gallop Went horseback riding Went horsebacking. Went in a biker's sidecar, say Went in a taxi Went in a vehicle Went on a bike trip Went on a boat or a plane Went on a roller coaster Went on horseback Went on horseback, e.g. Went on top of, maybe Went piggyback Went via vehicle What Lady Godiva did What Miss Daisy did What Paul Revere did. What the "four hundred" did. What the six hundred did. Went past in a car What a rabbit used to be Woodchuck or chinchilla Western cowboy competition event Western action Western arena attraction Western contest