Letter W 120750–121000

Was a jazz combo sub Was a sub Wedding dress material, perhaps Wedding fabric, often What Little Jack Horner did Watched little angels in Kokomo? Wool-like fabric Went uneaten, as some groceries Witty writing mocking social or political issues Walking Eagle News specialty What Mark Twain was master of. What a pasquinade is. What a spoof is an example of Witty opus Work of Juvenal Work that ridicules folly Wilde things? Wilde works Witty, scornful essays, e.g. Works like "Animal Farm" and "Gulliver's Travels" Works like Butler's "Erewhon" Works of J. P. Marquand. Works of Swift and Wilde Wit wielder who lampoons society Wittily ridicule What a lorry driver might use to find their way around London Waited until later Was a member of Was a member of, as a committee Withheld the publication of Withheld, as news What Humpty Dumpty did before having a great fall What an ovate fellow did in a rhyme What Miss Muffet did to the tuffet What pondering a koan might lead to Was benched, say Was on the bench, perhaps Wasn't in the lineup Weekend days (abbr.) Weekend matinee days: Abbr. What MENSA accepts in lieu of IQs Worries for srs. Worry for srs. Wasn't fidgety Waited things out Waited (for) until long after dark Waited for revelers to return Waited long into the night Was alert. Was no longer in a slump? Was startled. Was straight in the saddle Was surprised: Colloq. Watched the late TV Watched the late show Wet through Weekend part When most college football games are played Weekend theater offering Where "Spy Smasher" was seen Week enders Weekender's lot, paraphrased WINGDING, ROMAN STYLE Went over agreeably Wanton deity Wanton type Woman-chaser Woodland deity of legend Woodland god/deity Woodland libertine Woodland luster Woodland myth creature Woodland reveler of myth Woodlands deity Woodlands man-goat Woods stud woodland god, part man, part goat With goat feet, they "dance the antic hay.” Woodland creatures of myth Woodland figures Woodland gods Wings coating Worcestershire __ Word after "hot" or "peanut" Word after "peanut" or "secret" Was rude to Without relish. Williams-Sonoma line What some boats hold With rudeness "We sail the ocean blue and our ___ ship's a beauty." Where LIV Golf is based [TO BE DISCUSSED] Where the Rub' al-Khali is Wiener add-on option Walt's TV lawyer Walter's attorney on "Breaking Bad" Writer Bellow Writer Bellow with a Nobel Willow: Fr. Writer Bellow and others Writer Bellow et al. Waterfall or rapid Where "don't sweat it" is hard-to-follow advice? Where people enjoy being on the hot seat? Where some CEOs make reductions? Where to find a sweater Where to sweat it out Where towels are the usual attire Where towels are worn Where water is poured on the rocks Where you can feel the heat Word derived from Finnish Walk in a slow and relaxed manner Walk in a slow relaxed manner walk in a leisurely manner, stroll Word form for "lizard" With pod largest lizard WHITE pudding Wurst Wok up? Worked with clarified butter, maybe White wine often served with foie gras Wine often paired with Roquefort cheese Word in discount store names Word in some discount store names Wild and fierce Wild, dangerous and fierce Without civilzing influences wild and ferocious What the Andamanese and other islanders were. Wild Indians. Wild, unlettered types WESTERN Samoa island Where zebras and giraffes graze Well-educated one Wise French warden What Ctrl-S does What Trevor Hoffman earns What a "fireman" may look to get, in baseball lingo What closers do What to do for a rainy day Whisk from danger Word before "the day" or "the date" Word processing menu option Write to a disk Write to disk Write to the hard drive Was a good reliever Was frugal Was price-conscious Was thrifty Words cried to a rescuer Words to a heroine When Mariano Rivera heard "Enter Sandman" Woods slogan Word after life and time Word after life or time Word that can follow time or money Word with "time" or "life" Word with life and time Word with life or screen Word with life or string Word with screen or space Word with time or labor. What an evangelist does What the Rangers' goalie provides? Works on the margins, perhaps Waits on green? Wedding pre-invite Wartime admonition to housewives: 2 wds. "We need help!" Well-suited London street name? Word before "Silverman" or "Mr. Banks" in movie titles Whitney Houston "___ for You" Woman who's a lifeguard? *What you might find interest in? Where to find pay dirt? Where the butcher's money is kept? Where Penny went to deposit money? Wise man: It. Wise, the Italian way White knights Where Frenchmen revolted against labor draft. White Album "Truffle" song Warrant "I ___ Red" Was a spectator at Was a witness Went on dates with What Caesar did second? Witnessed, like Mommy kissing Santa Claus Wood-cutting device Word with "band" or "hand" Word with "rip" or "circular" Word with hack or hand Word with rip or coping Word with whip or rip Workbench cutter Workshop staple __ wood (snore) with teeth Tool wood cutting tool ___ woman in half (magic trick) ___ woman in half, as a magician Was at the front What Gelett Burgess never did Was able to anticipate Wood shop residue Woodcutting particles Woodworker's waste Workshop debris Workshop waste woodchips Was a cutup? Went through wood Worked in a lumber mill Worked in a lumber mill, in a way Worked in a wood shop, say Worked into boards Worked on lumber, say Worked with lumber Worked with wood Worked wood ___ wood (slept) ___ wood (snored) Weapon for Clyde Barrow Weapon used in urban warfare Weapons for Bonnie and Clyde What the slumbering carpenter did Woodsman, at times Worker with a cutting tool. Wood workers. Were on the same side *Was on the same page as Woodcutter's aid Woodcutter's prop Woodshed bench Woodworker's support Workshop support What the cowboy-turned-carpenter used? Woodworker's supports Where boards are formed Where major cuts will be made wood factory Was unhelpful as an eyewitness Wasn't observant? Wooden bird sculpture? Walked to the gangplank, say Waved to from the pier, say Walked to the door Was angry, informally