Letter W 123250–123500

What record store does What sex does, it's said What sex does, they say What she does with seashells at the seashore Wins approval Wins approval for Wins approval, as an idea Word in a well-known tongue twister Works as a vendor Works in retail Where Dr. King marched in '65 Where King marched Where M.L.K. led a voter drive Where a King marched Where a King marched in America Where an historic 54-mile journey began (1965) Where the march to Montgomery started Writer Lagerlof Writer Lagerlöf Water from a fountain Woven cloth edge. Woven edge of material. Woven edge. Where a rev.-to-be may study Revelation Where rel. is taught Where to find a father-to-be: Abbr. Where to study for a Th.D. Week, on Martinique Week, in Mexico Week, in San Juan Weeks in Acapulco Weeks in Madrid Weeks in Oaxaca Weeks in Spain Weeks of Spanish 101 Weeks, in Juárez Word meaning "concerning the meaning of words" Word interpretations Whom Zeus destroyed by lightning. What soft roe contains Word from the Greek for "six-months long" Weigh station rig Weigh station sight Weigh station stopper Weigh station user Weigh station vehicle Weigh station waiter Weigh-station visitor Weighing station sight What Brits call an "articulated lorry" What comes before a final What often produces passing thoughts? What's in it for the long haul? Word form for 'somewhat' Word with gloss or trailer With sparse rainfall WHOLE note Whole note, to a Brit What a truck driver puts on before a date? Wink without batting an eye? Wearer of half an eagle? Word that could mean "sparsely filled with settlers" or "added a certain punctuation mark to" With a touch of sweetness Wall finish Wall finish, sometimes with surface midway between matt and gloss Widely emulated pair of oxen? Weekend education Weekend athlete, maybe Weekend warrior, sportswise Will Farrell basketball movie Weigh station sights Weigh station visitors What four quarters make Wimbledon sections Warm, as a climate Wheat for macaroni. Wheat product used in making pasta Wheat product used to make pasta Words that form other words when read backward Without varying, in music Warner or Warren, currently: Abbr. Warren or Paul: Abbr. Wash VIP. Wash. bigwig Wash. lawmaker Wash. luminary Washingtonian: Abbr. Westernmost country in continental Afr. What LBJ became in 1948 When doubled, a breath freshener When doubled, a breath mint When repeated, a breath freshener When repeated, a former breath freshener Whip, for one: Abbr. Whitehouse title: Abbr. Worker in a chamber: Abbr. Wyden of Ore., for one worker (abbr.) Chamber Where a president presides Where le président presides Washington 100 Washington body Washington fixture Where Al Gore is president Where Alben Barkley presides. Where Bond meets Nunn Where Bush presides Where Cheney is President Where Chiles might turn to Stone Where Church meets Bible Where Church met Bible Where Church once met Bible Where Coats meets Hatfield Where Gramm works Where John Kerry and Bob Kerrey served Where Kamala Harris served Where Klobuchar and Warren serve Where Mondale once ruled Where Nixon presides. Where No. 2 is No. 1 Where Obama once served Where PMRC had their hearings Where R.F.K. served Where Reid is president Where Stone joins Gravel Where Stone meets Gravel Where Truman presides. Where Truman went in 1934. Where legislation's done Where the V.P. is a V.I.P. Where the Vice President is President Where the vice president breaks ties Where the vice president presides Where thesmothetes meet Where to see whips Where whips keep watch Where legislators pass the time? Where Simone Biles might testify in support of legislation? Watergate follow-up Washington post (SATEEN) Walter Johnson, notably Washington bigwig Washington personage. Washington politician Washington, D.C. resident Webster, for example. What Julius Caesar once was What astronaut Glenn became What the sponsor of the Wagner Act is. Whip, e.g. Whitehouse in D.C., e.g. Whitehouse in DC, for one William A. Blakely, for example. William Benton, for instance. Word with "you're no Jack Kennedy" Way of addressing a certain legislator. Wallop and Bumpers Washington bigwigs Washington's team. Wife of a legislator. Walkie-talkie button What a paper airplane may represent What an up arrow might mean What to click after finishing an email Wire or cable Wire, e.g. Word before "packing" or "flying" Word by Outlook's paper plane icon Word by a paper plane icon, in Outlook Word on a store order. Words with telegram or message "Where The Wild Things Are" author "Where the Wild Things Are" author Maurice "Where the Wild Things Are" writer "Where the Wild Things Are" writer Maurice "Where the Wild Things Are" writer/illustrator Writer-illustrator Maurice Wireless operator. Word in a Presley song title Word in an Elvis title Wire sources "We're in a pickle!" What "God" does, to Peter Murphy What swing does to bobbysoxers. Wires, e.g. Wires, perhaps Writes briefly Writes (for) Western Samoan coin "What fools these mortals be" originator "What fools these mortals be" writer Westernmost nation of the Iroquois League Writer exiled by Claudius Waterloo power source Westernost Iroquois League tribe Widely distributed trees and shrubs Westernmost African land Westernmost African nation Westernmost Old World mainland country Westernmost country in Africa Westernmost country in mainland Africa Westernmost country of continental Africa Westernmost nation in Africa Westernmost nation of mainland Africa Westernmost republic in continental Africa Where Dakar is Where Gambia is. Where St. Louis is. Where you'll hear Wolof Wolof is spoken there west african republic capital dakar West African cuisine Washington V.I.P. in Dakar? Wives in São Paulo Well past peak sharpness What old memories often cause Wences's honorific Wences's title Wences, among others Wences, e.g. Wences, for one What to call the barber of Seville What to call un hombre __ Wences ___ Wences (frequent Ed Sullivan guest) ___ Wences (ventriloquist) ___ Wences of puppetry fame ___ Wences, puppeteer ___Wences of "The Ed Sullivan Show" Whom Harry Belafonte asked to "shake" in a 1961 song Wife in Oaxaca Woman of Spain Woman of la casa Wearers of mantillas. Women con esposos Women of Oaxaca. Women with esposos Word like "mademoiselle" "West Side Story" star, to Puerto Ricans Wences and Vargas Wences, et al. Wallop and Bumpers: Abbr. Warnock and Warren: Abbr. Wash. 100 Wash. bigwigs Wash. legislators Wash. men Wash. people What 1969's Apollo 11 mission caused
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