Letter W 125250–125500

Worn to a glossy smoothness. Whaler, e.g. What James Lawrence said not to give up. What a plane might be called What she is at sea Where hands are kept busy Where many hands may be at work Windjammer, for one Wish for a romantic pairing between, in modern parlance Word with ghost or pirate Word with shape or wreck Wouk's Caine Would like to see in a relationship, slangily Wish for a coupling between two characters Wooden plank wall style favored by Chip and Joanna Gaines on "Fixer Upper" Worker with shrouds, ropes, etc. Whalers and such Where many cabins are found Where some cabins are Well-kept, to a sailor Well-kept, to a swabby When they pass, they miss each other Words before a colon on a package label Words on a gift package label Words on a package label Words on a package's mailing label What an etailer does to fulfill a prepaid order? What you'll be after too many boat beers? Word processor for sailors? Where a liner may be repaired Where brigantines are built Where some subs are fixed Wine aka Syrah Wine option from Down Under Warwick is one Worcester county Worcester or York Worcester, e.g. Word in British placenames "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" group, with "the" "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" singers "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" singers, with "the" W. W. II diarist William who wrote about the Nazis World War II correspondent and diarist. World War II diarist. Writer of "Berlin Diary." Worcester and York Warren Beatty's sister Wagered garment Wearable top What a dickey simulates What a superhero stereotypically tears off Word after stuffed or empty Word with hooded or stuffed Wardrobe staples worn with ties What zombies do after having a big bowl of anterior lobe chili? Worthless contributors on social media work considered to be menial or routine "West Side Story" weapon Weapon for Mack the Knife Weapon in a gang fight Weapon in a rumble What a Jet might get stuck with? weapon Gang weapon Prison "Well, I'll be!," as it might be said on September 19 Word related to the German for "snake" Whiskered "Li'l Abner" creature Whiskered Capp critter "Web Therapy" channel, for short "Weeds" airer, in TV listings "Weeds" channel, briefly "Weeds" channel: Abbr. "Work In Progress" network, for short "Work in Progress" channel, for short "Work in Progress" network White letters in a red circle, in a TV logo Word with chop or swap Worker at a stable What a bell buoy warns of Wading areas Where boats may run aground Weaned pig weanling Wave off Word before radio or wave Word with value or tactics What a car's struts are for Wedge placed in a car's dampening devices? Wooden wedge for earthquake protection? Wednesday: Iggy uses stun gun during football team interview, attempting to be a ... What to expect from a horror film What off-color humor might provide Wearing horseshoes Wearing horseshoes Wearing Uggs Wearing bluchers. Wearing boots, perhaps Wearing brogans Wearing brogans or Oxfords Wearing brogans, say Wearing brogues. Wearing clogs Wearing cross-trainers, perhaps Wearing flip-flops Wearing flip-flops, e.g. Wearing foot coverings Wearing footgear Wearing footwear Wearing kicks Wearing loafers Wearing loafers or sneakers Wearing loafers, e.g. Wearing loafers, for example Wearing loafers, say Wearing oxfords Wearing pumps Wearing saddles Wearing sandals, say Wearing scuffs. Wearing shoes Wearing sneakers Wearing sneakers or heels Wearing sneakers, e.g. Wearing sneakers, perhaps Wearing wedgies Wearing wedgies, perhaps Wearing wedgies, say Wearing wing tips Wearing wing-tips Wearing wingtips, say What the farrier did What the village blacksmith did. With dogs protected With his boots on With shoes on Without a sole in sight? Worked on horses, in a way Wood recycled from un-felted cloth Waiting for the other ___ to drop Wearable tool for a Foley artist Wedge or flat, e.g. Wedge or mule Wedge or mule, for example Wedge or pump Wedge or wing tip Wedge or wingtip Wedgie or wing tip Wedgie. What a cobbler works on What's about a foot? What's about one foot? What's under an arch Wing tip or pump Wing tip, e.g. Wingtip or wedge Wingtip, e.g. Wingtip, for one Winkle-picker, for example Word after "canvas" or "tennis" Word with "lace," "string" or "horn" Word with "string" or "horn" Word with horn or string Word with horse or gum Word with lace or tree Word with lace, string, horn or tree Word with shine or string Word with strings or horns Word with tree or horn Work as a farrier Wearing pumps, e.g. With oxfords Worked in a livery stable Worked on as a smithy might Worked with horses Worked with horses, in a way What tough meat may taste like? What fans called Jackson Worker also known as a cordwainer Where to take your tootsies for a treat? Where a loafer may be Walk-ins? Wedges, e.g. What a farrier does What cobblers cobble Wingtips and loafers Wingtips, e.g. Wingtips, for instance With horse, Seniors pastime Word that can follow the last word of the three longest Across answers Work of a Horatio Alger boy What women do at the mall, stereotypically Where loafers are found. Where to buy ties. Where Nike is worshiped? Where footwear is worshiped? "With . . . your ___ your feet . . . ": Exodus 12:11 Where to find some mules Where people get their kicks? Where to buy PUMPS Where to find mules What many businesses are started on. Word that can describe a budget or a French fry What a poorly paid person might live on Where loafers hang out? Where to find Loafers Wearing Where to find a couple of loafers? Wing tip insert Wing-tip insert Writer Asch. Writer on Biblical subjects. Writer Aleichem Writer Aleichem and others Writer/producer Rhimes Was a dazzler Was a star? Was all aglow Was bright Was bright, as the sun Was conspicuous Was eminent Was exceptional Was like a beacon Was polished Was pre-eminent. Was prominent. Was the leading light. Was very bright What the sun did yesterday Worked like a flashlight Wave away Wave away, maybe Word before fly Word heard upon driving away? Word of riddance Word that inspires you to go on? Word to a caterwauler? Word to a fly Word to chickens Word to scare chickens. Word to the unwanted Word used to frighten away animals Waved away Waved at, maybe Winner, for sure winner Surefire Waving away Wavered unsteadily "Walks the night in her silver ___": De la Mare