Letter W 127000–127250

What this puzzle exhibits? Woodstock era When digital clocks show ":54" "When I'm ___ -four": Beatles Where's Bobby? When the United States will be 4290 years old What you'll find hidden in the completed crossword grid Word often paired with "shape" Weak glue What "L" may indicate Word after super or queen Word with pint or plus Word with king or pint Word with over or under Worker who glazes materials. What concert shirts come in What the three long answers end with, in brief What sells the steak Was extremely hot Was very exciting, informally When temperatures are very high whip or riding crop made of hide We Are the Union genre What Madness, No Doubt and Sublime infused Word of a Norse toaster. WIDOW (cards) Wikipedia calls it "one of the best and most interesting card games for 3 players," which, okay, whatever you say with trump cards Game 32-card Warm up before the Stanley Cup, say What Eric Heiden did well What one must do to be a professional hockey player What pro hockey players do What the Rangers do Wheel-heeled one Wheeled footwear Word after "ice" or "roller" Word after figure and roller Work on axels Work on one's figure, say What Astaire (at 78) fell off, breaking his wrist Went around in circles, perhaps Went blading Went on blades Went on ice. Water strider. Winter Olympics participant Winter athlete Witt or Yamaguchi, e.g. Water striders. Winter Olympics athletes Winter sport devotees. Witt and Boitano What Kings and Senators wear Winter Olympics equipment Winter foot gear Winter sport gear What a player in the N.H.L. does Winter Olympics activity Well-balanced individuals white or brownish crystalline solid Widows in a card game Winding of yarn (var.) What's happening and when, informally When it's open, there's not much in it, casually Working arrangement, for short work Exec Winter sport equipment: Var. Winter-sport item: Var. With "ball," a carnival game Word before "ball" in carnival games Wood runners: Var. What Obama was shooting in that one picture What a screen may block Winged pests: Colloq. Women's clothing Wound into hanks. Wound wool into hanks. Wound yarn Winding yarn Weaver's supply Wound yarn units "Why did the ___ cross the road? To get to the body shop" What a paleontologist reconstructs Word with crew or key Wine that's good for one's bones? Whodunit devices Word in a Beatles tune title "Willie Lump-lump," et al. Well-known comic. Willie Lumplump, Cauliflower McPugg, e.g. WICKER beehive Weaver's "Alien" co-star "Wells for Boys" from "SNL," e.g. Washington Irving's "___ Book" Word before "comedy" or "artist" With few details Without all the details Way to serve kebabs Way to serve satay Winter slope slider Winter slalom device Winter sport blade found on alpine slopes White-powder traveler WATER glider Water follower Water or snow Water or snow runner Water or snow tagalong Waxed gear Waxed runner. Waxed sports equipment Waxed thing, often Wedel Wedel, e.g. Wedel, say What Alberto Tomba does well What Alison Moyet will do in winter? What Sonny Bono won't do again What kanonen do What langlaufers do What people who head for the hills do? What powderhounds do What schussboomers do. What they do at Chamonix What they do at Sun Valley. What they do in Sun Valley. What to do at Aspen. What to do at Chamonix. What to do in Aspen What to do in Stowe, Vt. What you can do indoors in Dubai Whiz on the water Willfully go downhill Wind down in winter Winter item on a car's roof rack Winter roof-rack item Winter sport adjunct. Winter sport item Winter track maker Wooden runner Word after "apres" Word after "sit" or "Jet" Word after "water" or "jet" Word after Alpine or cross country Word after jet or water Word before "lift" or "lodge" Word before "run" or "jump" Word before boot or bum Word before bum or bunny Word before mask or lift Word before pole or jump Word before run and jump Word derived from the Old Norse for "stick of wood" Word from Old Norse for "wooden stick" Word with "boot" or "jet" Word with "boot" or "pole" Word with "bum" or "bunny" Word with "jet" or "water" Word with "jump" or "goggles" Word with "jump" or "lift" Word with "lodge" or "lift" Word with "pole" or "jump" Word with "pole," "jump" or "patrol" Word with "water" or "snow" Word with boot or bunny Word with boot or lift Word with boot or suit Word with boot, lift or pole Word with bunny or bum Word with jump or bunny Word with lift or jump Word with pole or patrol Word with run or jump Word with run or pass Word with water and jet Word with water or jet Work on a snowplow, say Where people travel between poles? Where snow may be manmade Where to find a double black diamond Where to find signs with circles, squares and diamonds Winter recreation destination Winter sport destination Winter vacation destination Winter-sport destination Winter luggage item Winter wear resembling overalls Winter weather wear with adjustable straps Winter recreation vehicle Winter-sport vehicle Winter sport vehicles Winter vehicles that resemble bicycles Winter gear with lots of buckles Winter Olympics footwear Winter Olympics wear Winter head warmer Winter topper Winter woolen Winter Olympics hats Winter Olympics hats (Letters 4-7 + ...) Winter toppers Warehouse pallet Warehouse unit Wet road hazard. Wet-road danger What one might attach to a vehicle after a snowstorm Winter driving mishap Winter fender bender cause Winter fender-bender cause Winter mishap Winter traveler's concern wheel slide Word after 23 Wing attachment on a plane. Winter recreation facility at a New York college? Where a sensei teaches how to slalom? Winter transport option Word with 23 *Warehouse aids Warehouse pallets Warehouse supplies Went cross-countrying, say Went down Aspen's slopes Went down a slope Went downhill rapidly Went downhill very quickly Went downhill, in a way Went on a run? Winter athlete on the downhill run Winter Olympics athlete, e.g. Winter Olympics entrant Winter lift rider Winter sight at Tahoe Winter sports person Winter sportsperson Winter vacationer, often Winter Olympians in goggles Winter invaders of Franconia Notch. Winter sports participants. "__ will be clear" (fair weather forecast) What planes fly through When they're clear, they're blue William Bridgeman's usual habitat. Watercraft for one Winter headgear for the slopes Waldo wears one What might be done right out of the gate *Winter Olympics structure Winter-sport structure Winter sports enthusiast