Letter W 128000–128250

Was out all night? Was out for a while Was out on pelts Was quiescent Was snoozing Was torpid. Was visited by the sandman Wasn't alert Wasn't up Wasn't vigilant Went deep undercover? Went to Nod What Epimenides did for 57 years What George Washington did in many places. What George Washington ubiquitously did What Rip Van Winkle did What Washington did "here" What the husband of 106 Down did "here." Wooed Morpheus. Word after over or before over Was untroubled by one's conscience, perhaps Woke up with a kink, say Waived the wake-up call Was a late riser What old-time household servants did. Woke up late Went camping, say Went camping. Wimsey, for one Wolfe, for one Warshawski and Millhone Wasted in church? Whacked, old-style What David did to Goliath. What St. George did to the dragon. Whole boatload Whole lot, informally Whole passel Wiped out in battle Word from the Irish for "throng" Whole lotta Whole passels Weaver Reed Film critic Weaver's reed Weaving reed Weavers. Weaver's reeds Walter ___, The Clock King portrayer on TV's "Batman" Walter of "People Will Talk" Walter of "Treasure Island" Walter of Hitchcock's "Lifeboat" Walter or Erika Watermelon serving Wedge of pizza Weekend golfer's problem What a record company takes What record company takes Was a bad driver? Was an errant driver? What Pete Townshend's hand did through the air Wonder-ful product? What you might use if you need to cut the cheese What bread comes in. Wild golf strokes What a microtome does. Wearing a raincoat wearing a waterproof jacket Weatherproof coats. With ingenuity and finesse Was an aggressive baserunner Was on a losing streak Wasn't anchored Went by quietly. Went down a chute Went down a firehouse pole, e.g. Went down a playground pole Went down fast Went down the ways. Went down to second? Went down while stealing, say Went feet first Went for home plate feetfirst Went headfirst, maybe Went home face-first Went home feet first Went home feetfirst Went home quickly Went home, in a way Went home, maybe Went into a base hard Went into second base Went into second, in a way Went into second, perhaps Went under the tag What career finally did What some did to come home What song did after peaking What song did down charts What songs did down charts What the Goo Goo Dolls did? Water park chute Water park fixture Water park staple Water park structure Way down into the water Way to avoid getting tagged Way to get home What Derek Trucks plays What goes down on a playground? Word after "mud" or "water" Word after Cha-Cha and Electric, in dance songs Word with rule or show Word with rule or tackle Word with water or Electric White Castle offerings White Castle specialty Water park fixtures Water-park chutes Was evasive at home Went headfirst, perhaps Wiliest Weak rebuff With a wink, say With cunning (Var.) With subterfuge Who Jim Croce told us not to mess with, besides Jim With no need to diet Word before Jim or Fast Word with Fast and Jim in brand names What may end a lockout? Without much margin of victory Weight Watchers member, maybe Willowy quality Weapon aimed at Goliath Weapon for David in the Bible Weapon of Biblical days. Weapon of outrageous fortune. Weapon that uses centrifugal force Weapon used by David What David wielded Weapons of outrageous fortune Works at a diner? Weapon in the David and Goliath story What some of the black squares in the grid might represent Weapons like David's WALK sinuously Walk like Jessica Rabbit Walk like Theda Bara Walk provocatively Walk stealthily Walk with a wiggle WATERY mixture of clay Wet floor mishap What Whitesnake's "Tongue" does What someone might do on a banana peel Where ships are built or repaired. Whitesnake: "___ of the Tongue" Winter sidewalk mishap Word after "pink" or "permission" Word with cover or knot Word with pink or cow Word with pink or pillow Word with shod or stream Winter buddies wool removed from the pelt of a slaughtered sheep Wham-O summer lawn toy that needs water Wham-O toy introduced in 1961 Wham-O toy used in hot weather Whitesnake "___ the Tongue" What the butcher said as meat fell. Wardrobe malfunction at a restaurant? Wasn't remembered "Where does it all end?" argument Warning sign of Aquarius? Women's undergarments weak or unappetizing food or drink What a spy may look through What an X-Acto knife might make Window in a punitive prison cell Walk like a vamp Wriggle like a rattler Walks like a movie siren Wields a letter opener Wood shaving Wood fragments Warning in a school zone Warning on a street Warning on pavement Word before mo and Blo Word on road signs Word on tar, maybe Word on traffic signs. Word with "pitch" or "mo" "Wake of the Ferry" painter Wilson who wrote "A Summer Place" Works of a U. S. painter Woeful fellow Woeful one Was doubly sentimental? Wild plum traditionally picked for preserves What hardly sounds like fast food? Wild American plum Wild fruit. Wild plum of Europe Wild plum with a sour flavor Word in an Alabama slammer recipe Word with eyed or gin Wild plums Wade knee-deep Wade through mud Wade through mud, e.g. Wade through slush Wade through the Surf feature Wade through the surf Wade through water noisily Walk doggedly Walk heavily and firmly Walk laboriously, as through mud Walk or work slowly Walk through a marsh Walk through muck Walk through mud Walk through the mud Walk, as through mud What a tough job feels like Work long and hard walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud wearily Toil work hard and steadily "We Have the Meats," e.g. "We try harder," e.g. War on poverty, for one Words to sell by "Workers of the world, unite!" and others Waded through mud Walked wearily Wades through a swamp Wades through the surf Walks laboriously (5) Walks through muck Walks through mud Walks with great effort Works long hours Works persistently walk assertively with a hip-rolling gait Way to verify an ump's call, for short What a football penalty may be seen in What may confirm a touchdown WARSHIP carrying guns on upper deck only, former name for WARSHIP on trade-defence duty, former name for