Letter W 129000–129250

What a dummy! Wooden Mortimer Wooden comedian Wooden wisecracker Wooden-headed Mortimer Wintry weather: Dial. Winter falls, old style Winter precipitations in Scotland. Way to deliver a barb Whiplash of cartoons With an insinuating tone With scorn What bloodhounds love to do [Well, see if I care!] Wintry symptoms. Wide-bottomed glass Went eeling Wacky neologism Wield shears Wield the scissors Word to denote the deleted portion of an email Work around the ears, say Work scissors WOODCOCK relative Wading bird with a long bill Wading bird with a long, slender bill Wading bird; shoot Wading-bird. Woodcock's cousin Woodcock's kin Woodcock's relative wading bird with a long straight bill What's far-sighted? "White Men Can't Jump" star Wading birds with camouflage plumage Wading birds with long bills Wesley of "Blade" Wesley of "Money Train" Woodcock's relatives. Woodcocks' cousins. Wields scissors Wields shears. What you might find a crank or a crab in Worked-up state Whistle-blower, less flatteringly Weep and sniffle Whimper and whatnot Whine and cry Whine like a weakling Whine nasally Whine pathetically Whine tearfully Whiny person Whines tearfully "Weekend Update" airer, for short "Weekend Update" show "Weekend Update" show, briefly "Weekend Update" show, casually "Weekend Update" show, familiarly "Weekend Update" show, for short "Weekend Update" show, in brief "Weekend Update" show, in tweets "Weekend Update" show, initially Where hosts and musical guests take the stage Wayne's World venue, initially Weekend NBC comedy, for short Weekend NBC hit Weekend NBC hit, for short Weekend NBC staple, for short Weekend Revue 1978 Broadway Weekend TV comedy Weekend TV comedy show, in brief Weekend TV fare Weekend TV fare for nearly 40 yrs. Weekend TV hit Weekend TV listing Weekend TV option Weekend TV program Weekend TV revue Weekend TV revue, briefly Weekend TV show Weekend TV show that had four presidential candidates as guests in 2008 Weekend TV show, for short Weekend TV staple Weekend TV staple since '75 Weekend Update airer Weekend Update prog. Weekend comedy hit, in brief Weekend comedy show, briefly Weekend comedy show, familiarly Weekend comedy show, for short Weekend initials since the '70s Weekend show with Aidy Bryant, to fans Weekend show, for short Weekend sketch show Weekend spoof show, briefly Weekend staple from NBC Weekly 90-min. TV show Weekly 90-min. show Weekly NBC offering Weekly NBC offering since 1975, briefly Weekly NBC show with a musical guest Weekly NBC show, for short Weekly NBC staple, for short Weekly TV satire, informally Weekly TV show with guest hosts, for short Weekly parody source, briefly Weekly satirical TV show, briefly Weekly show broadcast from Rockefeller Center, for short Weekly show famously filmed in Studio 8H, in brief Weekly show filmed in Studio 8H, for short Weekly show starting at 11:30 p.m. E.T. Weekly show with a cold open, for short Weekly skit show, familiarly Whence "Dick in a Box" Whence "more cowbell" Whence "more cowbell," briefly Where "Wayne's World" began (abbr.) Where Baldwin does Trump, briefly Where Bill Hader is a veteran Where Chevy Chase got his big break, for short Where Ed Sheeran debuted his hit song "Don't" in '14 Where Sinéad O'Connor tore up a picture of the Pope in '92 Where Tina Fey debuted her Sarah Palin impression Where an artist works on a sketch, for short? Where some sketch artists work, briefly Where the Blues Brothers began, briefly Where the Blues Brothers debuted, for short Where the Blues Brothers debuted: Abbr. Where the Blues Brothers got their start, briefly Where the Blues Brothers got their start, familiarly Where the Coneheads came from, for short Where the Coneheads first appeared (abbr.) Wiig gig Wiig gig, for short Wknd show Will Ferrell and Tina Fey "Wayne's World," e.g. WHITE PRECIPITATION, IN PRODUCT NAMES White precip, in product names White stuff, commercially Winter phenomenon, commercially Winter precipitation, in brand names Winter product name prefix Winter product prefix Winter product prefix, in ads Winter product word Winter-related commercial prefix Wintry commercial prefix Wintry precipitation, commercially Wintry product prefix Wintry stuff, in some product names Wintry white, in brand names Wintry, in brand names Wintry, in product names Wintry-looking, in brand names Word before -cone or -Caps Word before Cone or Cat Word with "Cone" or "Cat" ___-Way (major manufacturer of plows) ___-Way (plow manufacturer) ___-Way, brand of plows and salt spreaders Wine ___ (oenophile, often) Word that originally meant a "commoner." Worshiper of wealth. Would-be V. I. P. Would-be socialite What luxury goods have What upscale goods have Would-be VIP's. Would-be swells. Winter rental Winter trail transport Winter transport on treads Winter vehicle brand Winter vehicle on treads Winter vehicle that leaves huge tracks Winter vehicle with treads Winter vehicles with treads Winter-conditions vehicles Wintertime vehicles What Mexicans call "raspado" W.W. II factory wear Wimple's relative Wearing a hair fillet. Wearing a hairnet Women's hairnets ... with cues and 22 balls Where an Englishman might get a break? What journalist will do, at times Word for a private eye. Work as a shamus Was meddlesome: Colloq. Went where one shouldn't have Where to buy spyglasses? WWI canine ace if only in his dreams Woodstock's buddy Woodstock's friend Woodstock's pal With nose in air What a bore! What helps you lie? What a slugabed hits Where a sleepyhead gets his news? Website once known as the Urban Legends Reference Pages Website that investigates urban legends Website to go to after every time your aunt sends you yet another political chain email Website to send your relatives to after they email you plainly false memes Wake a bedmate, maybe Wake others up while you sleep, perhaps Wake the dead? Wax stertorous What some dreamers do What some men do behind their wives' backs What z's may represent [Wake me when it's over] [What a snoozefest!] Was a disruptive bedmate Was a loud sleeper Was a noisy sleeper Was a problem sleeper Was a sound sleeper? Was an annoying bunkmate Was noisy all through the night Was noisy at night Was noisy overnight Was obviously asleep Was obviously out? Was stertorous Was unconsciously disturbing? Wood sawer Wood sawer, so to speak Wood-sawing napper Wee hours noises World War II submarine development. Went finswimming, maybe What a bull does Wild boar's noise Wordless "Yeah, right!" Wordless rejoinder Wordless harrumphs Word that looks like an alternative to "tisn't"? Weevil feature "Weather” on TV screens. "White Christmas" weather Winter precipitation that covers the ground Winter blanket from the sky What skiers hope for on mountains White flakes that cover driveways WHITE hair (poet.)