Letter W 120250–120500

Winner of eight Grammys in 2000 Woodstock band Woodstock group Woodstock jammer Woodstock sextet Workers seen in five squares in this puzzle? What an elf might enroll in? Word in a French toast Wes, the former miler Wes, the miler White of Santigold World capital founded by a conquistador World capital on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire Word in the Spanish version of the Sign of the Cross white crystalline soluble substance extracted from the dried flower heads of santonica World's greatest coffee port World's greatest coffee port, in Brazil. World's largest coffee port World-famous coffee port. With 14 Ac., largest South American city Word before Tome or Paulo Word found in the name of many Brazilian cities Word found in the names of many Brazilian cities Word in Brazilian city names Word in Brazilian place names Word in many Brazilian city names Word in many Brazilian place names Word in some South American city names Word seen several times on maps of the Azores Word with "Tome" or "Tiago" Waterway running through Burgundy World's largest city, by some reckonings What runs down a tree What some birds feed on What some yellow-bellied birds suck What tapping a maple yields What's boiled to make maple syrup What's wet in the woods Woodpecker's fare Word with Homo With insight and wisdom Wee tree Warren ___, 1999 N.F.L. Defensive Player of the Year Warren in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Warren of the Oakland Raiders Warren who played in the NFL Wiped completely Wife of Ananias. Wife of the liar, Ananias. Wife of Kingfish. Whom Plato called "the tenth Muse" Winter Olympics host between Grenoble and Innsbruck Winter Olympics site in Japan (1972) Way sentimental Weakens deceitfully Weakens over time Woodpecker, or two slang terms for "dupe" Weakened: Poet. Whence maple syrup *Written exams Where Cagliari is cap. "Waitress" Tony nominee Bareilles "Waitress" composer Bareilles "Waitress" lyricist Bareilles "Waitress" lyricist and composer Bareilles "Walking with a Ghost" indie rockers Tegan and _____ "Water for Elephants" author Gruen "Water for Elephants" novelist Gruen "Water for Elephants" writer Gruen Warshawski creator Paretsky Whodunit author Paretsky Whodunit writer Paretsky With Lee, pastry maker Woman for whom Bob Dylan wrote "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" Writer Paretsky Writer Teasdale "Women Talking" director Polley What Sally is often informal for White House press secretary Sanders White House press secretary ___ Huckabee Sanders Wife in Genesis. Wife of Abraham Grandson of Woman's name meaning "princess" Writer ___Orne Jewett ___ Williams, Huck Finn's female alias wife Abraham Who said "Y'know they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull? Lipstick." Wife of Abraham, originally Wife of Abram WINTER Olympics site (1984) Where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated Where Scott Hamilton won gold Where W.W. I was set off Winter Olympics locale: 1984 What "nobody doesn't like" Who "nobody doesn't like" Wonderbra's parent company "Wrap-session" item Well-known wrapper Wrap around a sandwich Wrap around a sandwich, sometimes Wrap around a wrap, maybe Wrap brand Wrap choice Wrap for sandwiches Wrap handle Wrap hype Wrap in a deli Wrap in a roll Wrap label Wrap material Wrap on a roll Wrap plastic Wrap polymer Wrap selection Wrap session material Wrap sheet Wrap sheet material Wrap word Wrapper brand Wrapping material brand Wrapping plastic wrap Kitchen wrap See-through wrap Transparent Wrap of Juárez Wrap of Mexico (Var.) Writers Paretsky and Ryan West Florida resort Where the Ringling Museum of Art is Winter home of the circus. War of Independence battle Where Burgoyne lost, 1777. Where Burgoyne surrendered Where Burgoyne surrendered: 1777 Where Burgoyne was beaten in 1777 Where the Grand Union Hotel stood. Where Burgoyne was halted, 1777. Where Diamond Jim holidayed. Where Skidmore is. What an emoticon might indicate Wise guy's delivery Wise guy's wit Wit with a bite Witty language used to convey insults or scorn What may prevent posters from being taken seriously? What may mean "Thanks, but no thanks"? What subway passengers often feel like Where Cagliari is. When something is cynical or mocking Wide, mocking smile Wrapped clothing Wraparound dresses: Var. Well-known puppeteer. "Wide ___ Sea" (1966 novel by Jean Rhys) Weedy sea War drama stock character, informally What Doberman called Bilko What a loud barker may be called What a loud barker might be called What some policewomen are called West-Coast fish "Washington Post" reporter Horwitz Women’s apparel common in India and Bangladesh Wardrobe item in a Bollywood video Wear for Indira Gandhi Wear over a petticoat Wedding __ (traditionally red dress) Wedding dress that's often red Wedding garment Wet _____ scene (Bollywood movie cliché) What Indira says to her dresser What Mme. Pandit wears. What might be tucked in a petticoat Woman's dress of India Woman's garb in india Woman's wear in Bombay. Word derived from the Sanskrit for "strip of cloth" Word from the Sanskrit for "cloth strip" Wrap along the Ganges Wrap around people Wrap dress Wrap for Indian ladies Wrap for Indira Gandhi Wrap for a ranee Wrap for a rani Wrap for an Indian lady Wrap in India Wrap of India Wrap on the Indian subcontinent Wrap styled with a choli Wrap that is several yards long Wrap that sounds apologetic Wrap worn in India Wrap worn over a choli Wrap-around dress Wrap-around dress of India Wrap-around garment of Hindu women. Wraparound dress in Hindi cinema Wraparound garment in India Wraparound garment of India Wrapped Indian garment Wrapped dress Wrapped garment Wrapped raiment Wrapped wear Wrapping dress in India wrap Delhi Info wrap Eastern wrap Hindu aphorism wrap Silk fabric Weaponized gas Wedding dresses that are often red What many Nepalis get into Women's wear in Delhi Women's wear in India Wrap-around garments. Wrapped garments Wrapped garments of India Wrapped garments seen in Agra culture Wraps around the subcontinent Wrap worn in Southeast Asia Wear for Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Bali" Word from Malay for "sheath" Word from the Malay for "sheath" Wrap that may be dyed with batik Wrap that might have poi on it (if you spill your poi on it) Wraparound skirt Wrapped skirt Warm weather wraps What Lamour wore Wraps around an island? Writer of stories, plays, novels. Writer of whimsy and fantasy. Writer who refused a prize in 1940. Where Neunkirchen is: Fr. What's spread to the theme entries Women's March co-chair Linda Who wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating" Writer Jean Paul Writer who produced "Nausea" Wizard who betrays Gandalf in "The Lord of the Rings" Way to Sweden World's first carrier with a transpolar route Wedding invitation courtesy, briefly Wedding invitation encl. Wedding invitation enclosure, in brief What "encloses" the four longest answers What an RSVP may come back in What should be sent with an autograph request