Letter W 135250–135500

Walked with determination Walked with purpose Walked with vigor Went boldly Went purposefully Went with a purpose Went with long steps. walk with authority, purpose or in a decisive manner Walked over with confidence Word from a coxswain What a smart swimmer may dream of? What an artist creates flourishes with With "Ace," a Burt Reynolds film title What a plus sign indicates on a golf match scoreboard Walk on the boardwalk, say Walk with ease Walk, as on a boardwalk Wander on foot. Way to go down memory lane walk leisurely and with no apparent aim Walk past all casual like What a pusher may push in a park Worn out jogger? Where a toddler sets a drink? WHAT HE WAS DOING Walks along the boardwalk, say Well-fortified What you want to be made for your trial Wind of 47-54 mph Well-fortified fort ___ worded (like a harsh reprimand) What a Facebook post might draw *Where the tight end is positioned, in football lingo Work on the cutting edge woolly material for making strouds Went all-out Went on the offensive Won like a miner Was a successful wildcatter Went down swinging work, strive, or make one's way with difficulty Word hidden in "instrument" Work strings Word after "high" or before "along" Word paired with high or ham White's co-author of "The Elements of Style" White's grammatical partner William who co-wrote "The Elements of Style" Walk around like you own the place Walk arrogantly Walk cockily Walk in a proud affected way Walk with confidence and pride Walk like Foghorn Leghorn Walk like Jagger Walk like Richard Pryor in "Stir Crazy" Walk like a Peacock Act like a Walk like a chanticleer Walk like a model Walk like a peacock Walk like a pimp Walk like a rooster Walk of the cock? Walk on the runway Walk ponpously Walk pretentiously Walk pridefully Walk the catwalk, maybe Walk to impress Walk vainly Walk with swagger What drum majors do What show-offs do with their stuff? Wing support Wing walker's foothold Winner's walk Work it on the catwalk Work it, on the runway walk Pompous people walk Vain claim walk pompously, swagger Walks a runway, e.g. Walks like a peacock Walks like a rooster Walks like a runway model Walks proudly Walks to impress Walks vainly Walks with a swagger Walks with confidence Walks with one's head up? Walks with panache What a proud one does. Wing supports Walked like a peacock Was the cock o' the walk. Wall and 42nd, in NYC Wall and Beaver: Abbr. Wall and Bourbon, e.g. (Abbr.) Wall and Bourbon: Abbr. Wall and Broad: Abbr. Wall and Delancey: Abbr. Wall and Fleet, e.g.: Abbr. Wall and Fleet: Abbr. Wall and Houston, in NYC (Abbr.) Wall and Main: Abbr. Wall and Sesame (abbr.) Wall and State: Abbr. Wall and others: Abbr. Wall and the like: Abbr. Wall et al.: Abbr. Wall, Broad, etc.: Abbr. Wall, Sesame and Easy (Abbr.) Wall, etc.: Abbr. Walnut and Chestnut, in Phila. Water and Wall in NYC Ways around: Abbr. What crosswalks cross: Abbr. What drs. often cross Whom basilicas are often named after: Abbr. Westernmost of the Virgin Islands Westernmost of the Virgin Islands Smallest of the Where Charlotte Amalie is. "Wolf pack" member in the "Hangover" films WWE Hall of Famer Hart World Series of Poker champion ___ Ungar Wrestling patriarch and WWE Hall of Famer _____ Hart Washington portraitist Gilbert White mouse William and Mary's house William of Orange was one White/Alcott collaboration? What's left of a ticket after it's been used What's left of a ticket after it's used Wikipedia page that needs expanding Word with check or pay Writer's remains With unbending will Well-used pencils What the ticket taker returns. What's missing from e-tickets Wikipedia articles that need expanding Wall ornamentation material Wall treatment Wire-and-plaster wall covering Worker on house sides Wall materials What a crossword puzzler is at times Was trigger-happy? Was satisfying, as a hearty meal Wouldn't go back on Wall backer Wall frame part Wall supporter Wall upright Wallboard brace Wallboard support Where old thoroughbreds go to Word that can precede farm muffin or poker Word with farm or muffin Word with farm, fee, or finder Word with finder or fee written record of the pedigree of a purebred stock, esp of racehorses Winter traction aids Word after A, B or C Where undergrads might gather What someone in a bank job manages? Wellesley enrollees Wedding between classmates? Where some stable relationships form? What a retired racehorse may bring in What an Arabian may command What pupils focus on Where Trilby O'Ferrall posed. Where movie is made. Where to find a soundstage Where to make tracks Word before or after recording Work of art venue Workroom of painter or photographer workroom of an artist or photographer workspace for creation What's a one-room abode called? When the original Big Five ruled Hollywood Where actress Tyler rehearses? Work site at Warner Bros., e.g. "Working" author Terkel Wall frames Wall members Wall timbers Wall-frame timbers What a certain tool is designed to find What certain tools are designed to find What some picture hangers are looking for Writer Terkel Writer Turkel Where hunks pose? work decorated with studs Where students prepare for exams World class activity? Word after Double in a cookie name Word on some Oreo packages What "dreams are made on" What minimalists have a minimal amount of Work on pillows Worthless pair What a snob wears? Works in a teddy bear factory W. W. II bomber. W. W. II plane W.W. II German bomber W.W. II bomber Word War II planes. Wine additive Walking with two left feet Walk of Long John Silver. Walk stiffly and noisily What a feller leaves behind? What a feller might leave behind? What a lumberjack leaves behind What the candidates do. What's left when a tree falls Woodsman's memento Without an answer Won, on some game shows What lumberjacks leave Works the campaign trail Wines revived by new fermentation What a phaser may be set to What a sci-fi weapon will do What incredible band will do What killer band will do What killer performance will do Was deeply hurtful Was hurtful, like criticism Was very hurtful Wounded by a bee Wounded by a bee's barb Wounded by a jellyfish Wounded by a wasp Was atrocious Was awful at the Improv Was colossally bad Was so not worth seeing, as a movie Was no good with, informally What horrible performances can produce What a shock! What shreddin' guitarist does What six-string ripper does Wing walking, e.g.