Letter W 119250–119500

Wise trainers? Western grouse Western plains bird. Western grouses Wise actor William? Wise way to think With intelligence With wisdom Wise administrator Wise off Warren Buffett nickname With greater wisdom. With more wisdom Wise elders Well-informed fellows White-bearded types White-haired types Wise fellows Wise figures Wise folk Wise folks Wise gurus Wise guys, maybe Wise intellectuals Wise men or women Wise mentors Wise old ones Wise onees Wise people Wiseacres. Wisest Ones Wiser than the rest Wisest With the most wisdom Wise-sounding herbal drink Went down in value Went south, in a way white grains What a heavily laden clothesline does What an overloaded bookshelf does White-blossomed cacti Washington Indian Where Berbers roam Where Rommel was not so foxy. Where The Police drink "Tea" Where Tibesti Massif is. Where oases are found. Where the "ships” are four-legged. Where the Marathon des Sables ("Marathon of the Sands") is run Where the sirocco blows Where to find Timbuktu Word from the Arabic for "desert" World's hottest desert World's largest desert World's largest hot desert World's third-largest desert World's great arid zone Welcome look from a Bedouin? What Punjab called Daddy Warbucks Word from Arabic for "friend" Word from the Arabic for "friend" "When I die, I want to still remain active politically" speaker "Will Rogers with fangs," per Time Who said "A conservative is someone who believes in reform. But not now" Wit Mort Wit of the JFK era Wit who recorded the classic 1960 comedy album "At the Hungry I" Witty Mort Wry Mort Wry comic Mort Weapon wielded by ninja turtle Raphael "We have too much beer," ___ no one ever "When all is done..." Word after "he" and "she" Word after he or she Word near Suez on an Egyptian map Word repeated when recounting an argument Was vocally depressed? Was depressed, maybe? Was very informative (about) Was very meaningful Was welcoming, in a way Was friendly, in a way "Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments" author Wouldn't go along Words dismissing the statement that preceded them Words that contradict what preceded them Was polite, e.g. Was polite, in a way *Wind ... cruise ... canvas WINDMILL blade What Maui taught Moana to do, in "Moana" Whiz (through) Windjammer's wind catcher Windsurfing need Windsurfing wind-catcher Word with boat or plane Whip of a windmill. Windsurfer's craft Wind-driven craft Weighed anchor Went by ship Went by sloop, say Went by windjammer Went like Colum-bus Went out in the sloop Went out on a schooner What Christopher Cross did? Wind-propelled vessel. Wind-propelled vessels Windjammer or clipper Without means of navigation. Worker on a windjammer Wide-brimmed straw headgear Who was with The Doors' "Angels" Welcome sight for a castaway What Jimmy Buffett does on off time Wind catchers Windjammer gear Windmill blades Where a captain can buy canvas? What pirates used to do World Series pitcher: 1948 What "St." might mean Wholly holy one Wars of the Roses battle site Wealthy suburb of Paris Writer ___-Beuve Weather phenomenon named for the patron saint of sailors Washington state volcano W.C. Handy song W.C. Handy tune With "The," W.C. Handy song West Indies island whose capital is Castries "Window on Europe" for a czar "When the ___ Go Marching In" "___ will aid if men will call."—Coleridge. What the canonized earn What people choose to be? Where Garapan is. "... what he ___ to you, do."(Genesis 41:55) "Wheel . . ." host "Wheel of Fortune" host Pat "Wheel of Fortune" regular "Wheel of Fortune" wheel? "Wheel" guy "Wheel" man, Pat "Wheel" wheel Wheel chair? Wheel handler Wheel tender Wheelman? White co-worker White colleague White companion White confederate? White partner White's TV colleague White's TV partner White's co-worker White's cohort White's colleague White's partner White's partner on TV for nearly forty years White's sidekick Winner of three Emmys for Outstanding Game Show Host Woolery's "Wheel of Fortune" successor What the "Wheel of Fortune" host wields at an auction? White cotton. "Wine" not made from fruit Wine brewed like beer Wine in Tokyo. Wine in a sushi bar Wine served in a masu Wine served warm Watering hole that might serve karaage "Well, for goodness ___!" Wines of choice on "Shogun" "When William Came" writer Who H.H. Munro is Writer H. H. Munro. Writer H.H. Munro's pen name water wheel in Middle East Where Mirabelle Buttersfield sells gloves in the movie "Shopgirl" wife of a Hindu god "Walk Two Moons" protagonist "Wild sort of devil" of song What Dalí wasn't called What fills Sonoran shakers Wood next in value to teak. Word with ammoniac or volatile Word with soda or volatile Where Señor dines. Where the señor dines. Worth merchandising Waldorf or Caesar Waldorf, e.g. Waldorf, for one Weight-watcher's lunch Weight-watcher's lunch, perhaps Weight-watcher's order, maybe What "The Big Picture" punk band eats? What dressing might top Word ___ (gobbledygook) Word after "fruit," "pasta" or "Snickers" Word after "word" or "potato" Word after potato or macaroni Word before bowl or bar Word before spinner or days Word with "greens" or "days" Word with Caesar or days Word with bar or bowl Word with bar or days Word with bar or fork Word with dressing or days Word with green or Greek Word with green or days Word with green or house Word with oil or plate with greens Course What we call youthfully innocent times, thanks to Shakespeare Witty, in Spain Waldorf and Caesar Waldorf servings Waldorfs e.g. Waldorfs. What "chicken" and "egg" are examples of What upsets the iceberg? White House party crasher Michaele or Tareq West Coast berry. West Coast shrub West Coast shrubs Western shrubs What some heros are made of white shadow character Wage earners collectively. Weekly incomes Weekly wages Women's are still statistically lower W-2 amount perhaps Weekly pay Weekly pay, say Weekly wage What a certain cap covers What gets pulled in What you work for Whence comes take-home Word on a Monopoly corner square Work might cap it Worker's pay