Letter W 141750–142000

Who hammered Roth? Whom element #90 was named for Wielder of Mjolnir Wielder of Mjöllnir Wielder of Mjölnir Wielder of a hammer called Mjölnir Wielder of a magic hammer Wielder of the hammer Mjolnir Wielder of the hammer Mjölnir Woden, ___, Freya What chest x-rays show "Walden" author "Walden" writer "Walden" writer Henry David Walden Pond habitue Walden Pond ponderer Walden Pond resident Walden Pond writer Walden dweller Walden visitor Who wrote "Our life is frittered away by detail ... Simplify, simplify" Writer Henry David Writer who was fond of a pond 'Walden' writer's total body of work? Walden Pond headrest? What the trees by Walden Pond provided? White, earthy powder used for optical glass Wilder who won three Pulitzers Writer Wilder Without missing anything we beat him good Well-known Icelandic statesman. Where a thunder god keeps his dirty laundry? Wilson's vice pres. ___ Marshall Woodrow Wilson's first name: Abbr. "... where'd you get ___ peepers?" "What are ___???" "Who are ___ guys?" "__ Were the Days" "__ who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it": Santayana "___ Were the Days" ("All in the Family" theme song) "___ Who Love": Stone "___ Winter Sundays" (Robert Hayden poem) "____ were the days, my friend" Who Tindersticks wrote "for" Who are __ guys? ("Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" catchphrase) Word becoming its opposite when its middle letter is changed to an E Word that might accompany finger-pointing Word that might be said while pointing What Helen's beauty was like, to Poe " . . . waken ___ with me": Tennyson ". . . wherefore art ___ Romeo?" "___ wear a lion's hide!": Shak. Word often found in Shakespearean dialogue What "you" once was What King James called you? What Shakespeare would call you? What came before you? Wherefore art --- ...? Who shalt not steal Word used in old addresses without care or thought for others Who cares what you think? "... with a cast of ___" What a cast may consist of Where Spartacus was from Weave through a crowd Web forum grouping What Atropos cuts What a bobbin may hold Wind one's way. Work one's way through, as a maze *Well-worn, as carpets Well-worn, as carpeting Worn out, as a garment Worn through, as carpeting Weaves in and out of. What a tailor's spools contain Winds (one's way) through What the Axis is to U. S. Word after "triple" or "empty" Word with empty or veiled Words from a blackmailer Words from a blackmailer, collectively What black clouds do Warnings of trouble "We ___ Kings" Weak heart Weak heart, for example? What "baby makes" What Babe Ruth wore What a waltzer counts to What makes a crowd, in a saying What's right on time? When Davy killed the "bar." Wish allotment, usually Wish count Word before some Word that precedes six other answers in this puzzle ___ -wheeler WHERE THE DOCTOR WAS LAST SEEN What you'll need to view this puzzle's theme? What moviemakers are scurrying to achieve. Where's Sally? What lithium has What this clue (or answer) has With "The", Joanne Woodward film of '57 Woodward film, with "The" Woodward's 1957 Oscar winner, with "The" What you might use to finish this puzzle Winning sequence often in tic-tac-toe What you're bound to run Where citrus trees grow in small groups? What you can give for $360 Where a reactor has caused much reaction With "The," classic novel, each of whose major characters is hiding in a row of this puzzle Win back-to-back-to-back titles Win-win-win? Winning feat achieved twice by the Green Bay Packers (1929-31, 1965-67) Word trademarked (but not realized) by NBA coach Pat Riley in 1989 Weill and Brecht's pasta production? Weill's "___ Opera" Weill work Weill-Brecht work Weill/Brecht opus with The Whence the song "Mack the Knife," with "The" With "The", 1928 Kurt Weill musical When many school days end What some baskets are worth What might turn you red on a green What waltzes are written in Where the theme entries may be found Where to find clowns and elephants What death or good luck comes in, it's said What good things come in. What most sneezes come in What tennis balls are packaged in What tennis balls are packaged in, typically What tennis balls come in Word with "a crowd" What to set the oven at Wynken, Blynken and Nod, e.g. With "The," group in the 1944 short film "Gents Without Cents" Watch, hourglass and sundial? What combines do Work over wheat Work with a flail Work with wheat What is you step across when you enter a room what is your step across when you enter a room Warmed up in the bullpen Wave of excitement Winner's sensation With "The," grand finale of an astounding trilogy of boxing matches What Hillary did? What amusement parks provide What watching stock car racing offers fans What hemming clears Where a frog may be found? Where a frog may be unwanted Where tonsils are Woodward's "Deep ___" Word after ruby or sapphire in hummingbird names What lozenges soothe What officials need to get cleared before speaking? Winter sore spots? What bad headaches do What hearts do Word with heart What most operatic heroines suffer. WHITE leg, cause of Where a sovereign sits Where the Stone of Scone rests again. Where the queen be What sovereigns occupy Woodstock gate? What a butterfly valve may be Where a big hit goes, in slang What Koufax can do. Word before "pillow" or "blanket" Word with rug or pillow Word with "flame" Warrior's cast iron What a generous mechanic might do after a wreck? "Why don't you quit!" What boxer #2 then had to do What a castle seller may do to tempt a customer? What the king searched for after a hurricane? What to do when you aren't expecting the paper What the judge does "Whatever Gets You ___ the Night" (Lennon song) Way header Way lead in Way opener? Way preceder Word in sales circulars and on road signs Word often seen with an arrow Word on a fast food sign Word on a road sign Word on a traffic sign Word on some road signs Word on some traffic signs Word shortening on a traffic sign Word with see or drive Word with traffic or way Word with way, in N.Y. When songbirds regularly appear? What some toll roads are called Watch-window letters Wed. follower Wed. neighbor Weekly calendar abbr. Weekly calendar abbreviation What Fri. follows What the 1970s started on: Abbr. When "CSI" airs When "Friends" and "ER" were on, orig. When Corpus Christi is celebrated: abbr. When many post old pics on social media: Abbr. When round one of a PGA Tour event is typically played When the Last Supper happened, traditionally: Abbr. Weighty plop What a load might land with Whomp relative What a snapper must use Word before screw or tack "Who has two ___ and..." Walt Disney's frantic rabbit. Wagging-tail-against-floor sounds What a booming bass does, slang Whups but good What the N.B.A.'s SuperSonics became in 2008 Word before bolt or clap. Where "we can make it if we run," per Bruce Springsteen (1975) What Oklahoma City players hit after the game? "William Tell" overture feature What follows hump day: Abbr. When U.K. general elections are traditionally held When the First Round of March Madness begins: Abbr. When the Hindenburg disaster happened: Abbr. When the NFL season begins: Abbr. Work day, Walter Mitty's creator James Whom a humor-writing prize is named for Weds follower When Solomon Grundy "took ill." When TGIF feelings start getting real What "sic" means Word at the start of a conclusion What a piñata gets at a kids' party