Letter W 128250–128500

WARSHIP, former name for small Water vessel, or some bodies of water backward Wash with water: Slang. Watery snow Wet feed for pigs What mudders prefer What pigs dig What pigs pig out on wet feed consisting of mostly kitchen waste mixed with water or skimmed or sour milk Way down at Killington Way down the hill What a derivative measures What some might be drawn to scale What's always inclined? Wheelchair accessway Where a kanone glides Where to try a slalom. Word after "slippery" or "ski" what a skier goes down Was on a slant Wasn't flat Wasn't on the level Where ski fans meet. Where to telemark Winter Olympics event with rails and jumps What a ramp does Wasn't neat, in a way Walks through water Wet feed and pigswill Works in a pen WALK in water WALK through water Wade with through Wade in the mud Wade indelicately Wade noisily Wade through a puddle Wade through puddles Wade through the shallows Wade through water Wading sound Wading-in-a-puddle sound Walk in galoshes, maybe Walk in rain. Walk though a puddle Walk through a puddle Walk through melting snow Walk through mud, maybe Walk through mud, say Walk through puddles Walk through rain puddles Walk through water and melting snow Walk thru puddles Wallow in mire. Wallow in water or mire Wallow through wet places. Washing machine sound Watery mire Watery, weak drink Weak drink Wet going underfoot What water in a bucket might do What water in a pail may do Waded (through) Walked clumsily through mud Walked through puddles Walked through slush. Wades in mire. Wades through loudly Wades through messily Walks in rain boots, say Walks through puddles Want the headlining one in lineup What a coin may go in What welcomes change? Where a coin goes Where a tab fits Where a tab goes Where a tab is inserted Where change is welcome Where some look for lemons Where the coin goes Where the penny goes. Where the quarter goes Where to drop a coin Where to put the token. Where your money goes, sometimes Word after "coin" or before "machine" Word after mail and before machine Word after time or before machine Word before car or machine Word on some assembly instructions Word with "time" or "mail" Word with car or machine Word with coin or time Word with mail or time Where you might see a fruit fly Where one-armed bandits are fed Where the tokens go. Walk in an ungainly drooping manner walk slovenly Wasn't upright, say What to do when driving near a school What you never do at a yellow light (let's be real here!) Word before cook or burn Word on a construction sign Word on a diamond-shaped yellow road sign Word on a school-zone traffic sign Word with oven or poke Whitesnake "___ Easy" What may take a mulligan? Wedding reception activity Work period with little work Work unit without much work What spotting a trooper causes What the mere sight of a trooper causes What "Pay Toll 1 Mile" implies Went from 50 to 40 Went from 60 to 40, e.g. Went from adagio to largo, say What a ritardando gradually gets Worst, sales-wise Where many return after pass completions? What might precede a flat With no urgency What some plays are shown in When nothing's happened When there's nothing doing What "sure and steady" yields What beat does for ballad What one might get by sleeping in What you might get on a day off Words with "anger" or "recover" WOODWORK training system "WYSIWYG" camera type WYSIWIG shooter WYSIWYG camera WYSIWYG shooter What makes use of a pentaprism What you can make snap judgments with Where to find a mirror box What-you-see-is-what-you-get cameras Weather abbr. What things do on axes Whaleboat helmsman Whack over the wall Wooden nickel Wallop Goethe's legendary alchemist? Wallop Nebraska tycoons, palindromically? Wooden nickels? Worthless tokens Wash with stream of water Washing trough. Water channel with a gate Water flow control gate Wet channel Washed with water. Went through channels? Water flow regulator Water channels Water channels in mines water channel in South Africa Words to a Gypsy sweetheart. Where Paul Bunyan slept? Weak period When things are tough all over. Went 0 for 50, say Went into a losing streak Whence slouches? Warrens weight attached to the end of a cord and used as a weapon "White trash," e.g. What a rocker may do after too many drinks What an arc denotes, in music What drunk rocker will do What drunks do What the drunkard often does Word in an ethnic joke, often Word that might rightfully earn you wrath in cancel culture Word that some activists may try to reclaim Was hard to understand, in a way Water mixed with clay, lime, etc. Watery cement mixture Wet cement mixture Watery mixture of ice and snow Wet winter nuisance Wet, melty snow What flakes can turn to Winter annoyance Winter mess Winter mixture Winter nuisance Winter puddle cause Winter weather aftermath Winter wetness Wintry mess Wintry nuisance Wintry slurry Wintry word. Word before {/pile/} or {/fund/} watery muddy substance Walked through melted snow Washed with lots of water Wades through wet snow. Weather for galoshes. Waggishly mischievous. Was head of the Family Stone What Wile E. Coyote tries, and often fails, to be Winking while talking With a hidden agenda With a wink With hidden agendas With ulterior motives Word before devil or dog Word that becomes its own synonym if you change its first letter to "WI" Word with devil or dog Worth keeping an eye on Wily fellow Wardrobe for Stallone playing a transvestite? With more craft With more schemes With a wink, perhaps With an ulterior motive With artfulness With artifice With caginess With craftiness With deviousness With guile With sleight of hand, say Without transparency Wile that fails Wile E. Wee in Dundee Wee to Burns Wee bit bigger than wee Wee, as a bairn Wee, by the Dee Wee, in Ayr Wee, in Dundee Info Wee, in Glasgow Wee, in Scotland Wee, in West Lothian Wee, in Wick Wee, in the Hebrides Wee, like a bairn Wee, like bairns Wee, to Glaswegians Wee, to Robert Burns Wee, to Sandy Wee, to Sir Walter Scott