Letter W 142500–142750

What the guilty do What the hands may show What yardbirds do What you may find on your hands What you read from a clock What's on the Stones' "Side" What's up at the deadline? What's up at the end of an exam? With "is" and 3 Down, words from Franklin With standard, Inventionof Sir S.Fleming Wolfe's "Of ___ . . . " Word before "flies" or "sinks" Word in Wolfe title. What a clock tells Word that can be "framed" by the longest Across answers What people often wish they had more of Word that often precedes "immemorial" Word with "bomb" or "capsule" Word with "capsule" or "clock" Word with "limit" or "share" Word with "limit" or "zone" Word with "table" or "share" Word with bomb, deposit or capsule Word with bottom (scuba diving period) Word with clock or bomb Word with make or mark Word with share or bomb Word with study or bomb Wound healer Wound-healer, maybe Wound-healer. Wristwatch info Wristwatch reading Wolfe novel, with "Of" Wolfe saga, with "Of" What may be kept in a cornerstone Work-tracking aid Worker's record of hours of labor. Worker's record. What some workers punch Workers' daily records. Watchmaker's favorite cereal? Word after "ill" and before "release" What happens when you're having fun? What campaigners often think it is, and young mothers often know it is When the evening meal is served With "A," theme from "Romeo and Juliet" "Window of opportunity" period Window, of sorts ... or a hint to completing 10 answers in this puzzle When the action restarts, on the playground Words with "of the essence" Workplace metaphor What the other three long answers all are Way to watch your garden grow Warning on a midyear exam. Wall replacement, on Facebook Where a dot may be a date Welcome break from doomscrolling Wasted weeks, e.g. Within a deadline Worker's reward, perhaps What many enjoy on Labor Day Watchmaker's woe? way of passing the time Watch or clock Watch, e.g. Watches, e.g. With much to do and not enough hours to do it What bands are on during festival What town's sound curfew has you on Word after old or two Word with egg or old What x might symbolize What x sometimes means Word after "good" or "hard" Word for a basic operation Word from the multiplication tables. Word in many mastheads Washing machines, frozen foods, etc. What the laggard often lacks. Work record What to set the clocks by. Window in a schedule Wields a stopwatch during singer Eddie's set? Window, of a sort Well-known crossroads. Where Yankees fans cheer a dropped ball? Where crowds will gather this evening Where many gather on New Year's Eve Where some are on December 31 Where the ball is dropped "We're done for now" Wicker's "A ___ Die" With no ___ spare "We gotta leave!" "We're finished here" Words said while tapping on a watch What people with nothing to do have Where the past comes alive? "___ when the little toy dog . . . " "We must wait to see what happens" "We'll just have to wait to find out" "We're gonna have to wait and see" "Wear It Well" watch company "Wear it well" sloganeer Watch brand that "keeps on ticking" Watch company founded in 1854 Watch introduced in 1950 Watch that "takes a licking and keeps on ticking" Waterbury Clock, today Word on watches Wrist brand What "Caspar Milquetoast" is. Without assurance. Without much conviction War-torn island Where Dili is. Where Kupang is. Writer O'Brien and actor Reid "Wizard of Oz" character's makeup? Western star makeup What a copper badge is made of? What a heartless man was made of? What a whitesmith works with What one man is made of, in Oz What pewter is, mostly What some soldiers are made of What whitesmiths work with What's mined in a stannary What's mixed with bismuth, lead and cadmium to make cerrosafe When repeated, hero of children's lit Where Spam originates? Whitesmith's medium Whitesmith's stock Whitesmith's supply Whitesmiths work with it Window-glass component Window-glass ingredient Woodman's composition Woodman's makeup in "The Wizard of Oz" Woodman's makeup? Woodman's material Woodsman material, in Oz Woodsman's makeup Word before Pan, Man or can Word before ear or horn Word before ear or soldier Word that may precede the first word of this puzzle's theme answers Word with "can" or "Man" Word with Man or can Word with ear or can Word with ear or horn Word with foil or can Word with horn or plate Word with horn or whistle Word with type or horn Word with whistle or cup __ Woodman: Oz traveler ___ Woodman (visitor to Oz) ___ Woodman. _____ Woodman (1900 literary character) _____ Woodman, classic literary character "Waterworld" actress Majorino "Weekend Update" co-anchor Fey "What's Love Got To Do With It" singer Turner "What's Love Got to Do with It" name "Wine Country" star Fey "What's Love Got to Do with It" singer WNBA All-Star Thompson WNBA great ___ Thompson WNBA star Charles Weymouth of Talking Heads Winner of "Survivor: The Australian Outback" Writer/actress Fey Writer/editor Brown "Weekend Update" co-anchor Whom Sarah Palin said she once dressed up as for Halloween What Fey does in a mushy moment? "___ Wish" (song on the soundtrack of "What's Love Got to Do with It") Weymouth and Turner "What's Love Got to Do With It" "What's Love Got to Do With It" singer Winner of three Grammys in 1984 Wedding car accessory? What you must provide for a kid's cable car kit Wedding accesories? What helps a kid make a connection on the playground? Word for the pre-war Balkans What musicians pluck on an mbira What's the point of an eating utensil? Weakness of note? What Bernstein didn't have What a poor listener may have Would-be singer's obstacle Would-be singers' liabilities With prongs Wrapped like cigarettes. Wearing one can block a mind reader, some believe Wind chimes sound Was excited W.W. I headgear W.W. I helmet W.W. I helmet, informally WWI headgear, informally WWI helmet WWI soldier's wear World War headgear weeniest Worked unskillfully (with) Workshop fiddler Working clumsily Wind chime sound Wizard of Oz character in need of a heart Wizard seeker Where cassiterite is collected With less timbre WHISTLING sound in the ears Weak and thin, as a voice With a high metallic sound Wrestler Sabbatelli Well-worn piano, in old slang World of popular music. WHITE iron Williams title topper Where a baker's dozen may come from What might be hung from the item hidden in this puzzle Winter trim Worker with light metal Wee warrior (10th) Western badge Western symbol Wild West badge Wild West symbol of authority With The 1957 film What rockers' car windows have Window coloring Window customization at an auto shop Window darkener Window option Windows application? Windshield application Windshield coating Windshield color Windshield coloration Windshield coloring Windshield darkener Windshield extra Windshield feature Windshield glare reducer Windshield option