Letter W 119750–120000

Word after sea or before Lake Word with box or flat Word with lake or lick Word with marsh or lick Word with sea or seasoned World Food Programme basket offering Wound additive metaphorically Wound irritant Wound stinger Wound worsener white crystalline substance used to season food What gobs take in "We're the reason for the season" could be their motto Work of art by Cellini, and others. Winter road treater Worker with meat packer. Where NaCl is made Where brine is refined Whence some condiments come Waterway's evaporation left-over with legs adapted for jumping Whistle preventer, perhaps Where Sarah Hughes won gold Where animals go for saline Where animals may go for saline *Workplaces involving drudgery, humorously Workplaces of toil WHITE crystalline salty substance Where NaCl is collected Where Horse Mesa dam is. Works on icy streets Works on icy streets, perhaps What an ocean is made of Words on a taffy package purchased in Atlantic City Witty and racy Word said holding a flute West Point greeting What AC/DC will do to "Those About to Rock" What lieutenants do to captains Welcomed officially. Weirdo Dali "Where is my clock?" Work now being done on Normandie. Works as a metropolitan reclaimant? What charity is known for its use of military ranks? William Booth founded it in 1865 Wimbledon Ladies' Singles trophies "What in __ Hill ...?" "Writing's On The Wall" singer Smith Waksal of ImClone Wal-Mart founder Walton Wal-Mart guy Walmart's Walton Walton of Wal-Mart Walton of retail Walton or Donaldson Walton or Waterston Walton who founded Wal-Mart Walton who founded a warehouse club Walton with a club Wanted poster uncle? Waterston Actor Waterston of "Law & Order" Waterston of Hollywood Waterston or Browne Waterston or Snead Waterston or Wanamaker Wealthy Walton Weller or Gamgee Weller. What to call a Spade Who sings "As Time Goes By" in "Casablanca" Wilson aka the Falcon With 44D, director of "Jarhead" Writer Shepard Writer and comedian Jay ___ Wilson aka Captain America _____ Wilson, comics alter ego of Falcon Woman with a unisex nickname Where Catabalogan is. Where Catbalogan is Winged fruit Winged fruit of certain trees Winged fruit of the maple Winged maple fruit Winged seed Winged fruits of elms Winged seed pods. West Bank area Whence came the good man in Luke. What "tauto-" means What she just ordered When repeated with "old," the usual Word after "all the" or "just the" Word before "Bat-time" and "Bat-channel" Word before "time" and "place" Word before day or difference Word before old Word before old, and after it Word heard before and after old Word of equality Word often preceding "token" Word said before "time" and "place" Word that can precede sex Word with "time" and "place" Word with time or here Word with time, here or place What we're all in? Wheel of Fortune category that rhymes What a plagiarist might write with someone else's original idea? "What's new?" reply When repeated, a response to "What's new?" When repeated, not much in the way of news When repeated, nothing new When repeated, routine "Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?" asker "Would you like them with a mouse?" asker Who asked "Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?" wind type Turkish Wiley of "The Handmaid's Tale" "What Makes ___ Run?" "What Kind of Fool Am I?" singer, 1962 Wrigley slugger Western ___, mandate of New Zealand. Where "hello" is "talofa" Where "talofa" and "tofa" mean "hello" and "goodbye" Where "yes" is "ioe," pronounced in three syllables Where Apia is Where Apia is found Where Apia is the capital Where Margaret Mead studied Where Mead worked Where Pago Pago and Fagatogo are Where Pago Pago is Where Pago-Pago is Where R. L. S. lived and died. Where R. L. S. spent his last years. Where R.L.S. is buried Where RLS wrote "Vailima Letters" Where Robert Louis Stevenson died Where Savali is. Where Stevenson lived. Where Stevenson spent his last years. Where Tanumafili is king Where Tutuila is. Where Upolu is Where houses traditionally have no walls Where lavalava lovers likely live Where lavalava lovers live Where lavalava skirts are worn Where part of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's family is from Where the author of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" died. Where the lava-lava is worn Where to wear a lavalava Wearer of a wraparound cloth called a lavalava Watchdog satellite Where Aesop lived. Where Epicurus came from when rejecting spicy snacks? Where Polycrates ruled. What type of food are we looking at here? WEST African buffalo Water heater, usually made of copper. Water heating device. Water vessel with Russian origins WHITE and biscuit-coloured dog WHITE dog breed White-haired dog What a DJ may do Whitman's candy box Whitman assortments Where to find designer discounts Winner of seven Wimbledon titles Wal-Mart warehouse club Wal-Mart wholesale club Walmart's warehouse club Walton and Nunn Walton and Waterston Warehouse club with 652 locations Warship weapons: Abbr. Waterson and Houston Waterston et al. Waterston and Donaldson Waterston and Jaffe Waterston and Neill Weapons in shootdowns, for short Without: Fr. Wheel of Rebirth Winner of the Masters. Whom Delilah duped wooer Delilah portrayer "When you're slapped, you'll take it and like it" speaker Whom Dashiell Hammett compared to a "blond satan" "Wooly Bully" singer Whence the phrase "God save the King" What brewery's beers include Wicked Hazy and Boston Lager? Watergate interrogator WARRIOR class, highest rank of (Jap.) Warrior class of Japan, abolished 1871. Warrior class of old Japan Warrior in "Rashomon" Warrior in Japan's Edo period Warrior of Japan Warrior of feudal Japan Warrior of old Japan Warrior who follows "the way of the warrior" Warrior who may wield a katana Warrior with a katana Warrior with two swords warrior Japanese Warrior who battles the evil demon Aku, in an eponymous Cartoon Network series Wal-Mart founder What three of California's four largest cities share Word before "Francisco" or "Mateo" Word before "Jose" or "Juan" Word before Antonio or Pedro Word before Carlos or Antonio Word before Diego or Jose Word before Jose or Diego Word before Juan or Diego Word before Marino Word before Pedro or Pablo Word in California place names Word in Mexican place names Word in Western city names Word in many California city names Word in the names of three of California's four biggest cities Word in the names of two Central American capitals Word in two Central American capitals Word on many I-5 distance signs Word starting seven California county names Word that forms a city when combined with the first names in answers to starred clues Word that starts the names of three of California's four largest cities Word with "Angelo" or "Antonio" Word with "Carlos" or "Antonio" Word with "Diego" or "Antonio" Word with Antonio Word with Antonio or Fernando Word with Clemente or Diego Word with Jose or Juan Word with José or Juan Word with Juan or Antonio Word with Juan or Jacinto Word with Juan or Jose Word with Pedro or Pablo Word with Quentin or Clemente Walled city of the Mideast Where Yemen Airways is based World capital almost 1 1/2 miles above sea level World capital at 7,200+ feet elevation World capital since 1962
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