Letter W 143750–144000

Was a blabbermouth Was a tattler Was a tattletale Was effective Was the source of a leak Was unable to keep a secret Wasn't discreet Was duplicitous Wrote a scandalous memoir, say Wrote an exposé, say "Welp, I was right" Where El Cid's swords were forged Where El Greco painted World's largest coal-shipping port. Want ad phrase. Window placard Words in some windows Words on a house for rent Words on an apartment-window sign Wedding toast What "l'chaim!" means What Quasimodo did What a freeway lacks What an 800 number lacks What bells do What campanologists do Word before "bridge" or "booth" Word before bridge or call Word with road or bridge. Where the going rate is charged? Where one pays to cross a river What the bell did Without chrage ( hyph) Where drivers pay Where travelers pay. Where travellers must pay to continue their journey Where turnpike charges are collected Where a going rate is charged Where to make car payments? Widening in a highway, maybe Way that makes you pay Where to see rows of booths What follows "Somebody" in a Queen, Jefferson Airplane, or Justin Bieber song title Words after "Addicted," "Goodbye" or "Somebody" in song titles Words after "Somebody," "Goodbye," "Easy" and "Addicted" in song titles "When the night is beginning ___": Longfellow "War and Peace" writer white crystalline derivative of toluene white crystalline derivative of glycocoll Waits at a concert Waits at a music festival? Waits at the piano Waits in a recording studio Waits in music Waits in the recording studio Waits on a CD Waits on an album release? Waits on stage Waits on tracks? Waits who sings "November" Waits with a guitar Waits with a low voice Watson or Weiskopf Welcome guest at Thanksgiving? Western Mix When doubled, a drum When doubled, a kind of drum When doubled, something to beat When repeated, a drum When repeated, a drum played with the hands When repeated, a kind of drum Wolfe or Cruise Word before cat or boy Word for turkey hidden in 11 answers of this puzzle Writer Wolfe Weapon resembling a small ax war-axe weapon consisting of a fighting ax When a certain guy is out there just a-selling, he's ... Weapons of choice for many native americans Weapons on the warpath Why did the hairdresser go motorboating? With "La," annual Valencia food-fight festival that the _Times_ described as "Juicy, red, vitamin C-packed mayhem" *Word with cherry or plum Warhol's soup-can flavor When repeated (but not pronounced the same way), "Doesn't matter" Word often repeated with a different pronunciation Word with cherry or grape What makes clam chowder "Manhattan" rather than "New England" What marinara and puttanesca sauce have in common (... first 3 letters + last 1) Woman with a garden full of heirloom plants? What green might ripen into Warhol can contents, presumably Words on a Warhol painting Warhol inspiration What Lara Croft raided Where a sarcophagus may be found Where writing is on the wall? Where's mummy? Wherein Aida perishes with Radames. Womb's rhyming counterpart Workplace for Howard Carter What the pyramids are Where you might get the last word in? Womanizers, slangily Webster's 3rd e.g. Webster's Unabridged, e.g. Weighty book Weighty read Weighty reading Weighty volume Weighty work Work involved in heavy lifting? Work with a wide spine WHERE DEALS ARE CUT "What Women Want" actress "What Women Want," "In the Bedroom," and "Crazy, Stupid, Love" actress What grows in Marisa's garden? Weighty books Weighty reads Weighty volumes Weighty works Where Ovid died What some Brits called Paine Word with gun or rot Weapon in old gangster films Weapon: Colloq. Weapons for Capone When a procrastinator takes action? When the diet starts, perhaps When you can expect to be alarmed? When your alarm might ring next Warrant "Uncle ___ Cabin" Whiskered males WEST Siberia place of banishment, former WEST Siberia river transhipment center/centre Wee folktale hero Wee folklore hero Wee bird of New Zealand War dance accompanier War dance accompaniment War dance percussion Warpath drum Western drum Winner of five British Opens between 1975 and 1983 "Welcome ___ world" Words before chagrin or surprise Weigh station measure Weigh station unit, perhaps Weight for bricks Weight found in the middle of this puzzle's five longest answers Weight in the middle of the four longest Across answers Weight no longer officially used in Canada Weight of a load of bricks Weight of a very small hippo Weight of bricks? Weight unit for a bridge Weight unit for ocean liners Weight unit on a bridge sign Weight used in shopping. Weight you can't lift Weighty mass Weighty weight Whale's weight unit Wholesale amount Won __ soup Won ___ (Chinese dumpling) Won ___ (Chinese soup) Won or bon follower Won's follower Won's partner Won___soup Word after "metric" or "$#!%" (or both!) Word after bon or won Word in many exaggerations Word with won or one Workload for the swamped Workload hyperbole Wall-mounted smart gym system brand With a key With musical sounds Written in a specific key, e.g. Written in a specified key With regard to pitch What heavyweight champions win? WEST German district, former "Watch your ___ with me, mister" "Watch your ___!" ("Attitude check!") "Watch your ___!" ("Don't talk to me like that!") "Watch your ___, young man!" "When you hear the __, please leave your message" "Wild Thing" Loc "Wild Thing" rapper ___ Loc Way of speaking What calisthenics improve What emoticons help convey What you shouldn't pass in school Whole note, e.g. Whole step Whole step, in music Word after "dial" or "muscle" Word after dial or earth Word after earth or dial Word after earth or muscle Word after muscle or dial Word after ring or dial Word before poem or deaf Word following touch or dial Word with "dial" or "earth" Word with deaf or poem Word with dial or half Word with dial or muscle Word with dial or touch Word with earth or muscle Word with musical or muscle Word with poem Word with skin or ring Work on one's muscles Work on the muscle you already have Work on, as abs Work on, as muscles Writer's approach Writing concern Well-defined, as musculature With defined muscles With obvious muscles Word after two or high Word with high or two Worked on one's muscles Without inflection or feeling Without modulation "Wild Thing" rapper "Wild Thing" rapper who played Emilio in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" What a laser printer may need Workman on organ pipes. Workplace cartridge contents Workmen in photography. Workmen who voice organ pipes. Weather warning indicators Works on a photo Works on a photo print Writer's approaches wheel display Color What Roman wore round northern kingdom Where Queen Salote rules. Where pa'anga are spent Where the pa'anga is spent What two forks can essentially be used as Word in the etymology of "linguini" Word with mother or sharp