Letter W 133750–134000

Words for sharp minds Workplace where beams are often seen "Woman at Her Toilet" painter Jan Word like "umpteen." Works of a Dutch painter. What a learning curve may be What prices are. Well versed (in) With the highest gradient What going 100 might result in Word with chase or jack Wren's topper? Worker on dizzy heights. Workers in high places. Worker who shouldn't have acrophobia Where chimes ring: "A Christmas Carol." Where jacks are high? Where jacks hang out With a high grade What gradeability is a measure of What teas may do on a hot day? Wets through and through What a nearly vertical hill has Western beef animal Western grazer. What a roper ropes What a wrangler wrangles What animal does a bulldogger throw? What coxswains do Whence beef comes Wield a wheel Work a handlebar Work at the helm Work the helm Work the wheel Work with a handlebar Wrangler's concern Wrangler's nemesis Wrangler's training? Wheel handlers Where turn signals are found What a driver grips Works the tiller Works the wheel Won't even touch, with "of" Work the docks Work the waterfront Works as a longshoreman Works the waterfront "Word Freak" author Fatsis Wimbledon winner Edberg Writer Zweig or Heym World No. 1 tennis player between Martina and Monica Wallace ___, Pulitzer winner for "Angle of Repose" Wallace who wrote "Angle of Repose" Word form for "cover" William ___ ("Shrek!") William once called the "King of Cartoons" William who created Shrek William who wrote "Shrek!" Writer who created Shrek "W. C. Fields and Me" star, 1976 What a toaster might hold Writer Gertrude Writer of the lines "Pigeons on the grass alas. / Pigeons on the grass alas" Who said "A woman reading Playboy feels a little like a Jew reading a Nazi manual" Woman who said "Most American children suffer too much mother and too little father" Women's Hall of Fame member Women's Media Center co-founder World chess champion, 1866–94. "Win Ben __ Money" What German toasters may hold Western eggs Well-known McCartney What Stanley yelled Wife of Stanley in "A Streetcar Named Desire" Woman for whom Stanley bellows, in "A Streetcar Named Desire" Woman's name that's Latin for "star" Word hollered in ". . . Streetcar . . ." Watcher over sailors Weather phenomenon named for the patron of sailors Weather phenomenon whose double lights were said to represent this puzzle's subjects Watch projection Watch winder Water spinach part Weed discard What a half note has that a whole note doesn't What a prefix or suffix gets added to What an inflectional ending is added to What to grab when this bud's for you Whole note's lack Wind-up watch part Winder on a watch Winding need Wine charm holder Wine flute part Wine glass feature Wine glass holder Wine-glass feature Wine-glass part Wineglass support Wineglass's narrow part Winesap or wineglass feature Women in __: educational advocacy org. Women in ___ Women in ___ (org. for some future chemists) Word base Word root Word with pipe or brain Word with ware or winder Wine glass-making component? Watch and wineglass features Watch winders Water spinach parts What keeps bloomers up? What roots connect to Wine glass parts Wine glasses, informally Wine-glass features Wineglass parts Wineglass sections Wedding gift, perhaps Wine bar stock Watch that runs without batteries "Where Eagles Dare" carbine "Where Eagles Dare" gun World War II British submachine gun W.W. II British gun W.W. II gun W.W. II submachine gun W.W. II weapon W.W. II-era British gun W.W. II-issue gun WW2 machine gun WWII British firearm WWII British gun WWII British weapon WWII firearm WWII shooter WWII submachine gun Weapon against the Nazis Weapon featured in "Exodus" Weapon for Tommy Atkins Weapon inspired by the German MP40 Weapon whose name is an acronym for its designers World War II carbine World War II gun World War II weapon World War II weapon with an acronymic name weapon British architect weapon WWII 1/3 of a film title Wretched smell Write an open letter? Written using an outline Wrote with a template Window artist's aids Wearer of #37, the first uniform number retired by the Mets White collar worker: Colloq. Winnie Winkle of comics Winnie Winkle of comics, e.g. Word before "pad" or "pool" Word before pool or pad Word form for "narrow" Word form with typist Word with graph or type Worker in a pool Worker in an exec's office Worker whose name anagrams to the person's output Worker whose name is, appropriately, an anagram of NOTES Worker with a pad Writer of short letters Writer on a pad worker Pool accessory What a secretary must do. Working girls. Where court reporters live? Workers who must be quick with their hands Workers with pads Writers of shorthand Written in a form of shorthand. WWII British weapons WWII Mark II's WWII weapons from Britain Wartime submachine guns Weapons once produced extensively by the Royal Small Arms Factory Widening agent in medicine Widens, as arteries "Watch your --!" "Watch your ___" ("Don't trip") "Will you ___ into my parlor?" Walk starter Walker's increment Walker's movement Walking distance Walking unit Waltzing move. Way station What Hesse called one of his novels What may get you a little higher What the Castles might teach What the passenger told the cabbie Wheelchair obstacle Wheelchair-inaccessible obstacle When repeated, a dance instructor's call When repeated, aerobic instructor's cry When repeated, aerobics class cry When repeated, an aerobics class cry When repeated, workout class instruction Whole tone, e.g. Word after "foot" or "side" Word after door or lock Word after foot or door Word after half or whole, in music Word after lock or box Word before "aside" or "aerobics" Word before "lively" Word before "mother" or "lively" Word before father or son Word before ladder or children Word from the moon Word in a Neil Armstrong quote Word often followed by a number or letter Word repeated by a drill sergeant Word that can precede or follow "dance" Word with "forward" or "backward" Word with "forward" or "up" Word with "forward," "up" or "back" Word with child or ladder Word with dance or stair Word with door or goose Word with down or lively Word with father or ladder Word with father or son Word with first or false Word with giant or goose Word with lock and box Word with one or door Word with one or two. Word with stool or ladder Word with two or false Word with up or lively Words from one about to take over woman married to one's father What Levin called his heroines WAXY flowered climbing plant WHITE waxy flowered climbing plant What is the first name of Justice Breyer? With 88A, Baldwin, not the apple Writer of 40-plus novels Women's college in Columbia, Mo.