Letter W 136250–136500

What Brits call a "four-by-four" What each clue asterisk indicates in the answer Wheels notoriously prone to rolling (over) Wheels that can be full-size or compact Wheels with bad MPG Wrangler or Explorer, e.g. World capital that was the first city to host the Pacific Games three times WNBA's ___ McConnell Serio Warren Zevon's "___ Lightning" Wong in a 1960 film Wong of book and film Willow-slim. willowy lithe Wobegon-esque name Wobegon-ish name Writer Hedin Wilton Lackaye's famous role. Withdrawal source: Abbr. World Cup VIPs Windhoek is its cap. Windhoek's land: Abbr. Wad of absorbent material Wash the deck What tars do to decks Wield a mop Work on a deck Work on the deck Wound cleaner Wrap (a baby) Wrap in bandages Wrap in diapers Wrap like a neonate Wrap tightly with a blanket Wrap with bandages Wrap, as an infant wrap (a baby) in swaddling clothes wrap in swaddling clothes Wrapped in a receiving blanket Wraps in a nursery Wraps tightly in cloth Wraps, in a way Wrapping tightly Word before surf or bag Wreath of flowers or fruit walk or behave arrogantly Walks with a brash air Where buccaneers take their booty? Whence the word "safari" Wherein a journey is a safari Widespread African language Widespread language of East Africa Words on Kenyan currency What the Bantu sleep on? Wet depression Wet hollow. Wet land tract Wet stretch Wet meadows. WEAK-legged bird associated with summer WIDE-gaped bird associated with summer What the team's goat mascot did? What a cannibalistic lion might do? What a repentant lion may do? Was fishy? Was in a meet, maybe Went bathing Went by water, in a way Went from bank to bank? Went skinny-dipping Went through channels, maybe What Ian Thorpe did What Leander did. What R.E.M. did at night? Wise Hindu Wise man in a truban Wise man in a turban Word from the Hindi for "master" Wetland teeming with reeds and frogs Washington establishment, so it's said Washington establishment, so to speak Washington, D.C., once Washington, once, so they say Where mangroves grow Will-o'-the-wisp locale Will-o'-the-wisp locale, perhaps Will-o'-the-wisp whereabouts watery area of land, bog Wetlands worker Wet tracts Water-covered ecosystems Walk around without apparent worry Waterbird associated with the constellation Cygnus Waterbird that mates for life Waterbird with a long neck Web-footed waterfowl Well-known role for a ballerina What the Ugly Duckling became What the Ugly Duckling is. White lake bird White swimmer Whooper, e.g. Winged symbol of grace Word before "song" or "dive" Word before dive or Lake Word before dive or song Word with dive or Lake Word with dive or song Word with song or dive "Way down upon the ___ river" Water in Florida's state song Went after a pitch, rurally What the batter in the boondocks did? What the hillbilly batter did? Wide receiver Lynn Wide receiver Lynn of Steelers fame William Dorsey ___ "__ Way" (Proust novel) "___ Way," by Proust. What some ugly ducklings turn into What ugly ducklings want to be White birds. White long-necked birds Whoopers WEST Glamorgan county council office (Wales) Wales' second city Welsh city and county Words With Friends option Where some day traders trade? Went tit-for-tat Where to trade used articles Wheels and deals in the market What a flash mob does What locusts do Was overrun Were all over What a beekeeper receives at work? W. Pakistan river. Well-struck ball Whack at a fly Whack at a mosquito Whack sharply Whack with a folded newspaper, say Whack with a newspaper, perhaps Whack, as a baseball Whack, as a fly Whack, as a housefly Whack, as a mosquito What Babe Ruth was Sultan of. What Ruth was sultan of Worsted sample. What a scythe may cut Wide path Wide strip. Windrow of cut grain. width of one sweep of a scythe or of the blade of a mowing machine windrow WRAP snugly Wrap fully Wrap in a bandage Wrap in a blanket Wrap snugly, as in a blanket Wrap tightly, as in bandages Wrap up closely. Wrap up securely Wrap, as a baby Wrap, as in bandages Wraps in bandages Wraps up in fabric Wraps, as in swaddling clothes. What lawn mowers make Wide strips Whacks sharply Whacks, as a fly Whacks, as a housefly What may cause buzzkills? Whack Cowboys and Indians? Went after a fly Went after houseflies Went after, like a fly Weave in the wind What a ruler holds What kings hold What leaders hold What many rulers hold What rulers hold What trees do in fierce storms What trees do in the wind Went to and fro Weaves back and forth What an unsteady tightrope walker may do? Where "crossword" is "korsord": Abbr. Where kronor are spent: Abbr. World powerhouse in cross-country skiing: Abbr. What you can do with a pinkie or a four-letter word Word that may be replaced with "affirm" in the presidential oath of office Work blue, maybe Witness at court Where one might pay for having a bad mouth Where to give when you give a damn Words often spoken "solemnly," in an oath " . . . wet with honest ___" Water running down the bridge, say What C+C Music Factory is gonna make you do What a gym might smell like What you do in a sauna Woodstock's Blood, __ & Tears Word before pants, shirts or socks Word with shirt or shop Word with suit or shop Word with suit or socks Work by-product Work hard in aerobics class Work like a slave Workout exudation Workout output Workout wetness Workout work-up Worry about the small stuff Worry about, in slang Worry about, informally Worry about, slangily Worry beads? Worry, informally Worry, so to speak Worry about time off? "We'll groove to Richard Simmons's __ ..." Was worried about Worried about, as the small stuff Worried about, in slang Worried about, slangily Warm winter garment often knit by hand Warm garment Warming wear Wool that may be pulled over one's eyes? Woolly clothing Woolly pullover warm outer clothing item wearing a sweater Warm-up wear Warming clothing Woollies "Welcome Back, Kotter" kid "Welcome Back, Kotter" student *Worry, slangily Worry (about something) Worry about something, slangily Wait nervously Workaholic's beads? Wear appropriate for a lounge? Workout attire