Letter W 137500–137750

Weightlifter's application What goes right to the bottom? White powder for the bathroom Whitish mineral. Whitish powder World's softest mineral Weightlifter's applications Workout powders Wig powder. Wayside Inn fare What a fisherman may bring home What a fisherman might bring home even if he doesn't catch any fish When twisted, it could become late Wife of Bath's offering Wife of Bath's story. Wild story Woeful story, perhaps Woolly yarn Word after "fairy" or "folk" Word after "tall" or "fairy" Word after "tell" or "tall" Word after folk or fairy Word after tall or tell Word in a Dickens title Word in an Atwood novel title Word with "folk" or "tall" Word with fairy or tall Word with folk or fairy Woven piece Writing of Chaucer Women-owned brewery specializing in "easy to love" beers "What's ___ but the ability to get away with something?": Tennessee Williams, "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" What "America's Got," on NBC What America's got, per a popular TV show What a Hollywood agent looks for What a scout may seek What a scout might search for What scouts hunt for. What scouts look for. What some scouts Seek answers What some scouts discover What some scouts look for What some scouts scout What some scouts seek What you have when you are good at something What's needed to make the pros Word before show or scout Word with scout or show Word with show or agent What one presumably is on Amateur Night. What you can do "What does it take to succeed in Hollywood, Tonto?" With "A," half-priced Charles Dickens classic? What lore consists of What snitches tell Whole cloth materials? Word that completes the TV titles "___ from the Crypt," "___ from the Cryptkeeper," and "New ___ from the Cryptkeeper" Works from Chaucer Writ that summons new jurors Was in "Chicago," say Writer Gay Weaknesses of a prof's helper? Wan Dairen: Chinese name. Walking on the outer side of the foot: Zool. Wizard's need "We need to ___" (lead-in to a possibly uncomfortable conversation) What people will do Word with baby and back Word with pep or pillow What a chatterbox can do Was glib "Whoopee" was an early one Walkie-___ "Wild Wild Life" band What right-wing conspiracy theorists believe? World conference participants? Way to reveal secrets at night "Wanna start somethin'?" Words to a blowhard "We'll chat again soon" What to call for counseling We've rebranded! Now we produce a "Beauty and the Beast"-themed podcast! Where some hot air passes over waves? What money does Way to stand or walk Wayne's "___ in the Saddle" Word for some stories Word with order or tale Word with ship or story Waist: Span. Wildly outlandish story With more stature With superior reach Word for Chicago's Sears building Witty French statesman (1754–1838). World capital that's home to St. Olaf's Church, built in the 12th century Western catchword. Western classic of 1944 What may fill big mugs What McDonald's fries were once served with What a specialist men's store may offer What many basketball players wear Word on a bridge card Word to a hound Written Jewish authority Wastepile, in solitaire. Weapon for a hawk Weapon for a raptor weapon Hawk Weight-bearing bone "What's the story?" to a bone specialist? WOOL cap Wee topper When clocks "spring forward" for daylight saving time When doubled, a gong Woolen Scottish cap Woolen cap Writer Janowitz Wrapped Tijuana treat Wrapped cantina food Wrapped Mexican fare Wrapped Mexican treats Wrapped Tex-Mex fare Widow or Er and Onan Wheat-free soy sauce Weaned from the wild. What Kate became What Petruchio's Kate became Wild's opposite Work with a chair, maybe Work with circus lions Work with circus tigers What Petruchio did to Katharine. Wild no more Worked lions With a whimper Without aggression Without causing much excitement Without excitement Without opposition. Whip-and-chair toter Whip-and-chair wielder Whip-cracker Whip-wielding performer Worker with a whip Worker with animals. Worker with big cats Worker with circus lions Worker with lions Worker with show tigers Wild horses couldn't drag them away, presumably Workers with animals. What Petruchio does. Whitlinger of tennis Winter-bug treatment Where "curry" comes from WOOL cloth strainer WOOLLEN sieve Woolen strainer. Worsted cloth strainer Worsted-cloth strainer Wynette from Alabama Wynette or Grimes Wood of Japanese ash "Wild Magic" author Pierce Work on a pipe Work on, as pipe bowl ash West Florida city West coast Florida city. Western end of Interstate 4 Where Buccaneers play Where Bucs play Where Devil Rays play Where I-4 and I-75 intersect Where I-4 meets I-75 Where Rays and rays play Where Ybor City is Where the Buccaneers play Where the Bucs play Where to catch a Buccaneer Where to catch some Rays? Where to find the University of South Florida West Florida currency? West coast Floridian Walked on, as wet grass ___ with (meddle) ___ with (interfered) Wee caps Wee toppers Wool caps Woolen caps Woolen caps of Scottish origin Word lacking a connecting dash Warm buns, say Well-known San Francisco novelist Whale the tar out of What Snooki of "Jersey Shore" puts on job applications for 'ethnicity' What a Hawaii vacationer may come home with What a booth provides in winter What a certain spray provides What many lay out to get What one may do to hide What some get from a bed What some spray-ons replicate What to bring back from Florida. What you might do in some booths What you might get in a booth What you'll acquire on the Riveria Whip a hide Whip a hide, e.g. Whip but good Whip severely Whip soundly Word from the Latin for "oak bark" Work hides Work leather Work on a [see previous answer] Work on hide Work on hides Work on leather Work with hides Work with leather Writer Amy Woodland bird Woodlands bird. "With a capital __ that rhymes with 'P'..." Way to ride together What two people may ride in working as one Word on an Indian restaurant menu Will's role on "The Last Man On Earth" (no, not "Phil") Wu-___ Wu-___ Clan Where Mt. Kilimanjaro is. water spirit of Orkney, appearing as a figure draped in seaweed, or as a seahorse With more tasty smack What a comb undoes Wires behind a TV, often What "we weave," in a Walter Scott poem "Whatever Lola Wants," e.g. "Whatever Lola Wants," for one With zip Well of Souls location in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" WWII's Sherman, e.g. War machine. War wagon Water heater, e.g. We suspect it has gas Weapon for Patton What Patton often sat in