Letter W 136750–137000

Weapon used to slay the [circled letters] Weapon used with a shield, maybe Weapon with a hilt What "gladiolus" means. Word with fish or grass Word with play or fight weapon with a long sharp blade What Zorro brought Weapon part that's out of this world? WARNING: Suspension system prone to failure Warning with a point Well-known pendant. Weapons that are one of the four suits in tarot What Band of Horses brandished? What some combatants cross What the confused duelist would like to do? Was bleeped on TV What Sir Joseph Porter never did. WORK hard at books (sl.) Work hard: Brit. slang. Work very hard: Eng. slang. Where Lucerne is: Abbr. What Katie Ledecky has done expertly What Mark Spitz has done well What Michael Phelps has done well What Spitz has done What Spitz has done well Was really hip Went around, in baseball Went for a hit Went for a pitch Went for the pitch Wielded a bat Wielded, as a golf club. Went for, as a baseball Waterside opera house location Where Marion Jones won gold Where Marion Jones won three golds Where Nemo was found in "Finding Nemo" Where Nemo's father eventually finds Nemo Where Oceanic Flight 815 originated, on "Lost" World's largest natural harbor Where to watch "Reginald the Vampire" Wanda of "Black-ish" Wanda of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Wanda of "Snatched" Wanda of "The Other Two" Wanda of "The Upshaws" Wanda of "Vampirina" Wanda of TV and film Wanda of comedy Wanda of stand-up Wanda who appears in {/Curb Your Enthusiasm/} Wanda who plays Dr. Karl in the "Bad Moms" films Wanda who said, "When Bush appointed Ashcroft, I went out and got me four abortions. I stocked up. The doctor was like, 'Listen, you're not pregnant.' I said, 'Hey, just shut up and do your job. I'm exercising my right while I can, dammit." Wanda with a recurring role in "Blackish" Witty Wanda Wd. division Wd. fragment Wd. piece Word div. Word division (Abbr.) Word fragment (Abbr.) Word segment: Abbr. Word division WORD or part of containing one vowel-sound Word chunk Word unit What fingers signal in charades What the first word of the answer to each starred clue counts, with respect to the second word Wd. divisions Word parts: Abbr. Willowy maiden. Willowy woman Women who can wear sacks. Wd. fragments Word divs. Written work on a region's trees Woodland dweller or deity Word with "sex" or "status" Word with peace or sex What new drivers must learn What poetry is full of. What some cards express WebMD data "World's greatest saloon singer" Sylvia Wd. found in Roget's Wd. from Roget Wd. from a thesaurus Wd. in Roget's Wd. in a thesaurus Wd. of like meaning Wd. of similar meaning Wd. with the same meaning What "glad" is to "joyful": Abbr. What an ed. may substitute Word in a def. Word in a thesaurus: Abbr. Word used in "elegant variation": Abbr. Where rabbis preside warning coloration common to many species in region What collaborators should be in Word after in or lip Word with "lip" or "in" Word with 'N or lip Word with in or lip Word with lip or 'N Working well together, after "in" Work in harmony or at the same time What much jazz is Word contraction. Word elisions, as in "forecastle" to "fo'c'sle" What Romeo and Juliet had to do? Word following "auld" in a classic song Winter song word Word from Burns Word heard New Years eve Word heard on 1/1 Word heard on Jan. 1 Word heard on January 1 Word in New Year song Word in a Burns title Word in a December 31 song Word in a New Year song Word in a New Year's song Word in a Robert Burns poem heard on December 31 Word in a seasonal song Word in a song usually sung at midnight Word sung as the year changes Word sung before drinking champagne Word sung by revelers Word sung on a winter's midnight Word from the Greek for "working together" What might cause 1 + 1 > 2 Working well with others Where fathers gather Where fathers may gather Where clerical work is done Word with the same meaning WORD of same meaning What "glad" is to "joyful." What amounts to the same thing What each successive starting word of the answers to starred clues is to the starting word that precedes it Win for victory e.g. Word having the same meaning as another Word of similar meaning. Word with the same meaning word with the same meaning as another WORDS having same meaning Words of a feather Words with the same meaning Warm and toasty, e.g.: Abbr. Wds. from Roget Wds. of similar meaning Wds. with similar meanings Words having the same meanings: Abbr. Words meaning the same thing: Abbr. Words often listed together: Abbr. Words with same meaning: Abbr. Word usage Word-for-word account? way in which words are arranged to form phrases and sentences WASSERMAN reaction, test subject of War-torn Mideast land (Abbr.) Where Aleppo is: Abbr. Where Joe Biden got his J.D. Wine from the Rhone Valley Wine grape with a dark skin Warning horn, in Britain. Warning horns, in Britain. War-torn country War-torn country since 2011 War-torn nation since 2011 Where Aleppo is Where Damascus is capital Where Homs is Where Latakia is. Where damask comes from Where piasters are currency "Walking Through ___" Ned's Atomic Dustbin Waffle cover Waffle enhancement Waffle enhancer Waffle filler Waffle improver Waffle pour-on Waffle stuff Waffle topper Waffle's friend Waffles' covering What Hitchcock used as blood in "Psycho" Word with "cough" or "corn" Word with maple or corn Waffle toppers Way too sentimental Way to do it: Abbr. Windows or DOS With op, a computer manager worker Web site Web-site workers Website overseers, in brief Wikipedia bigwigs Wd. with solar or school Way to do it What a crook tries to beat What an anarchist rails against, with "the" Word after nervous or buddy Word with "metric" or "honor" Word with "metric" or "solar" Word with "solar" Word with buddy or binary Word with buddy or honor Word with metric or merit Word with solar or nervous Word with solar or school Word with solar or sound Word with sound or solar Word with sound or storm WHOLE body (pert. to the) Widespread, as a problem Word with "operating" and "nervous" Wagering methods (abbr.) Ways of operating: Abbr. WHITE walnut Well-known symphony conductor. W. Iranian river, 150 miles to Persian Gulf. Web browser feature Web browser subwindow Website navigation device What Ctrl+T might open What a bartender may run What a sport picks up What allows you to easily switch between cells What one might pick up in a bar What show drinks are put on What sports pick up What treaters pick up Where charges are entered at the bar Window in Chrome Word after pull or bar Word often seen under a tilde? Word processing setting Word processor setting What a Parisian smokes What they smoke in France. Word on many street shops in France with a coat of arms Coat worn by a knight over his armor or by a herald wearing a tabard Workout style with high-intensity timed intervals
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