Letter W 134500–134750

Where many heads are put together What British gluttons do Walked laboriously Western smokes With a poker face without emotion with fortitude What furnacemen do. Work in the boiler room Work on the furnace Work up the boiler Wicked pumped Worked on the furnace Workers on some ships. Woman's toga Women's robes of ancient Rome Walked off with Walked quietly Walked softly Was a plunderer Was a porch pirate Was crooked Went in stocking feet, say What Lou Brock often did What the piper's son did What unoriginal musician did What unoriginal songwriter did Woman's evening option Woman's long scarf Woman's shoulder scarf Women's retro accessory Worked for a fence Wrap at a wrap party, perhaps Wrap for an evening Wrap on one's shoulders woman scarf worn about the shoulders wrap Mink Wearing a vestment. Wrapped in mink wearing a stole What Jackie Robinson did, famously, in the first game of the 1955 World Series "___ waters are sweet": Prov. 9:17 Wrongly taken. Wheels that might be destined for a chop shop Wrap owner? Wide shoulder wraps Women's wraps Wraps for ladies Wraps not made in delis White Russian spec With impassivity With little emotion Without betraying emotion without a stomach Walk angrily Walk hard Walk heavily, or a three-word hint to the answers to the starred clues Walk like Frankenstein Walk like Frankenstein's monster Walk like a giant Walk like the Hulk Walk loudly (Went) off in a huff Walked angrily Walks like Frankenstein Walks like Godzilla Walks loudly "W." director "Wall Street" director "Weave" director Oliver "___ walls do not a prison make": Richard Lovelace WWII-era chief justice Walkway unit Weapon for David Weight equal to 14 pounds Weight unit, in England. What "litho-" means What David slung at Goliath What Excalibur was stuck in What things might be written in Wood or Watts Word after "rolling" or "stepping" Word after "stepping" or "Rosetta" Word after cherry or lime Word before cold and face Word before cold or after Cold Word with Yellow or brown Word with key or corner Word with sand or cobble. World's first national park weight British architect What metalworking ended When fire was harnessed When the Flintstones lived When the Lascaux caves were painted With nary a sou Without a sou: Slang. Weeper at the North Pole? What Goliath got Without hearing. Worker with a chisel What one might sit in at a Cheech & Chong movie? WILTSHIRE attraction (Eng.) Wiltshire attraction Wiltshire monument Wiltshire wonder World Heritage Site that's more than 4,000 years old Worker with hammer and chisel Worker with rocks Weed wacko? "Waiting on a Friend" band, for short Wall makeup, maybe What cairns are made of. Without a visible reaction Without any sign of sympathy Without sympathy Wayne's victory "We never ___ a chance" Waited in line, say Waited, as in line Was a candidate for election Was a straphanger Was firm Was in Mountain Pose, perhaps Was located. Was on a crowded bus, say Was positioned Was situated Was still valid Was upheld on appeal Wasn't overruled Wasn't overturned Wasn't overturned on appeal Wasn't overturned, as a ruling Wasn't struck down Went head over heels? Went off one's rocker? What Tammy Wynette did by her "Man" What you did in general admission Was the odd man out Was, as a score Waited in a relaxed fashion Was in first place on Waited for a cue Waited to be called on Was a substitute Waited one's turn, often Waited, not always patiently Was atop Was boosted by Was insistent about Wore red at a wedding, say Watched protectively Wouldn't budge Was stopped Was heard Was extremely tall? What Burns was to Allen Willing butt of gags What a comedian's water bottle might rest on What a stand-up comedian often sits on Where to sit for the bar? Whodunit informer Where toads sit? What Goldsmith's lady did Went as low as Work such as bean picking. Wall Street sign Watch or light starter What OneRepublic does before they "Stare"? What The Supremes told us to do "in the Name of Love" What a caesura indicates What a crossing guard's outstretched arm means What a raised hand may signal What a raised hand signifies What a red light signifies What a red octagon means What a red traffic light means What an outstretched arm with an open palm can mean What red means What red means to a motorist What red might mean What the Supremes said to do "in the name of love" What to do "in the name of love" What to do "in the name of love," in song What to do first when you're on fire What to do if you see red What to do when you see red What trains do at stations What you can't come to if you keep moving What you often do on the road What you should do when you see red When a racer retires? Where people get off Whistle chaser Wire period Wire punctuation Wire word Word after bus or pit Word at the end of SAT sections Word before "You're killing me!" Word before or after "traffic" Word before or after short Word before order or payment Word before the first word in this puzzle's theme answers Word for "end" that is split in three answers Word in a red octagon Word in an octagon Word in early telegrams Word of whoa? Word on a red octagon Word on a red octagonal sign Word on a red sign Word on a red sign, and, when parsed in three parts, a hint to this puzzle's longest answers Word on a red-and-white sign Word on a sign Word on an octagon Word on an octagonal sign Word repeated to a three-year-old, usually in vain Word shouted at a thief Word to opt out of a text subscription Word used as punctuation in telegrams Word with "f" or full Word with back or short Word with bus or door Word with bus or whistle Word with it, up or sign Word with light or street " . . . would ___ clock" ___ while (bide a wee). Warning about reaching a braking point What any of the many weapons on "The Walking Dead" is intended to do? Words to a pest Water pipe valve Words describing Sunday traffic "We've got a runner!" Words to brats Words to misbehaving children Wall St. order Wall Street ploys What the photographer-turned-policeman said Words to a fleeing criminal WORK strikes, brief Work cessation What "The Music" never did, to the Dead Wine bottle sealer Wine-preserving doodad What a bell may signal Where bus patrons' trips start Where buses are boarded Where buses let off passengers