Letter W 133250–133500

"What!?" look Walleyed look What OneRepublic does after stopping What gawkers do What paintings in a haunted house might seem to do What's fixed in your eyes Wide-eyed gaze Wide-eyed look With "down," a pre-contest contest Was gaping Was goggle-eyed. Was googly-eyed Was impolite Was impolite, in a way Was wide-eyed Wordlessly intimidated Wide-eyed tourist What a public scene may elicit What knockouts get What strange behavior evokes Win a certain contest? Wander around Hollywood, maybe What author Harsanyi called Galileo Working at Mt. Palomar. ". . . we have seen his __ the east" What eyes have? When to rubberneck? Willie of "All the King's Men" With high contrast Without ornamentation. Word before "naked" or "raving mad" With lots of contrast Without headliners. Winters in 1944 Would-be diva Would-be headliner Word describing a quasar Western wildflower named for its distinctive shape With glimmers of brilliance Words with David or Bethlehem Wise Men's guide What stage mothers aspire to be? What screen icons exude "Wheel of Fortune" singer "Wheel of Fortune" songstress, 1952 "With a Little Help From My Friends" vocalist Western Belle Whitewater VIP Whitewater figure Whitewater navigator? Whitewater principal Wild West outlaw Belle World's wealthiest drummer Was featured Was given first billing Was in the lead Was in the limelight Was the hero. What Old Glory became on 8/21/59? Word in a film ad Without a cover at night "Walk of Fame" features "We Are All Made of ___" (Moby) Walk of Fame array Walk of Fame sights Walk of Fame symbols White dwarfs "We Built This City" group "We Built This City" pop-rockers What good movies receive With a stellar cast Where marquis names abound Who's on a roll What we are made of, per Carl Sagan What Carl Sagan said we are made of, in a poetic sense Wave a green flag, usually We Didn't ___ the Fire What first-stringers do Where it all begins Windows 98 icon Windows button Windows word Word after running or jump Word after standing, running or flying Word appearing by default on a menu before Vista Word at a maze entrance Word for "beginning" that encloses four answers in this puzzle Word next to an arrow in a maze Word next to an arrow on a maze Word next to an arrow, maybe Word on a Sorry! game board Word on a maze Word on a maze puzzle Word on an ignition button Word on many a button Word on many buttons Word on mazes Word printed on mazes Word with false or flying Word with false or head Word with up or head What you might do after failing Windows taskbar item When a new job begins When it all begins When something goes live Was on the first team Was promoted from the bench, say Word before "home" or "pack" Why the bullpen was summoned? When they shoot, runners scoot with pistols People Dear WC Fields quote, part 1 Where Whirlaway waited Where horses wait before a race begins Wage set for a new hiree What to do about a diet. What a ghost might do to you "Where no man has gone before" series What all the Jurassic Park movies do? Words for the Andrews Sisters Wakes up, has breakfast, etc. What spouse does, step 4 [hint: look at the black squares of the grid] When an event begins Window-opening figures Weaken via deprivation What a desperate dieter may do What artist might do before big break Wants for food Westerns Channel sister station When all forces are at rest What some police dogs find Well-known Republican. Well-known quadrennial runner WAR or WHIP, e.g. WARP or ERA+, e.g. WARP, in baseball, e.g. WHIP or ERA WORP, e.g. Walk or run, perhaps Walks or runs Walks or runs, for example Walks or runs, for short Walks, e.g. Weight, e.g. Win shares in basketball, e.g. Wins or losses Wins, say Without delay, in the ER Without delay, in the hospital Without delay, to a doctor Word element meaning "standing." What an MD might write for "now" Word heard on "ER" Word in many "E.R." scripts Word of urgency for interns Word of urgency in the infirmary Word with thermo or gyro Washington e.g. Washington flip side Washington or Victoria Washington, but not Adams Washington, but not D.C. Washington, but not Jefferson Washington, but not Lincoln Washington, but not Washington, D.C. Washington, but not Washington, D.C. (yet!) Washington, for example. Washington, not Lincoln Western Australia, for example What Alaska wants to be. What a star may stand for What a star on a U.S. flag represents What a star on a flag may signify What a star on the American flag represents What a star represents on the US flag What each star on the American flag represents What each star represents White House dinner Wisconsin or Wyoming Word before "of mind" or "of emergency" Word before and after "of the" Word before or after police Word in many public university names Word in many university names Word in some university names Word with "your name" Word with hood or house Word with house or secret Word with tree or trooper Wyoming or Colorado Wyoming or Washington Welfare checks, e.g. Welfare, e.g. With "association," legal group in Arkansas or Tennessee, for instance What you might not be able to cross with fireworks What the answers to three "pair" clues share, both in this grid and in reality Wealth accrued in a government account? What the answers to the starred clues are each anagrams of Where legislators forgather. Where politicians aren't "fed" Where some bills are created What a governor enforces What a trooper enforces Worker in Albany or Sacramento, say Without a country. Without nationality Without territory. "Welcome to . . ." sign spot What you cross when traveling from eastern to western Kansas City Where you might lose an hour What all drivers should be in What a good mystery provides What industry would be under socialism. Where Cash recorded "A Boy Named Sue" Wyo. has one Washington and Wyoming What "radio wave," "foregone" and "main event" all hide What Senators represent What stars represent on the U.S. flag What the Canadians call our homeland. What the stars represent on Old Glory Wyoming and Washington "Woke up this morning, had them ___ blues" Allmans Washington's features George Where California and Missouri put bears Where Delaware and Minnesota have farmers West of the Atlantic. Wise guy in government What diplomats should be. wisdom in the management of public affairs Wise leaders What Connecticut and Rhode Island don't have. World leader's overseas travel Winter buildup, at times Word before electricity or cling With no movement Women's winter-wear woe Where doctors discussing cholesterol medications meet in New York? Where you wait for a train or a bus Washington's Union ___ Word with gas or power Word with space or gas WJM-TV and WKRP What Brits call an "estate car" Wife of Darius III and others. Word with analysis or significance Waldorf's Muppet partner Waldorf's balcony companion Word form for "balance"