Letter W 144000–144250

Word with tie or lash Word with "sharp" or "silver" With irony or whimsy. With whimsical irony Without sincerity. Wagon poles. Workout for public speakers? Woman living in Estonia? Writer Bambara "Water" served at a bar What "Tono-Bungay" was. Word with hair or spring water Quinine target "___ We Love," 1941 song When many will have dinner? what follows today With "The," post-prime time fare since the '50s, four of whose regular hosts appear in sequence in the answers to starred clues Weight-training activity Working on one's muscles Working with weights, perhaps Writer Morrison and others Writers Morrison and Bambara "We've Got ___" (1978-79 Bob Seger hit) Weight a freighter freights Weight carried by a vessel. Weight of 1,000 kilograms. Weight on the Isle of Wight Weight unit for lorries Winchester weight Weights in France. Wells's "___ Bungay" Without getting results Without positive effect What "it" may hit you like Way more than enough Weigh station units Weight measures for whales Weight of the world Weight units for elephants Weight units for whales Weights for carloads Weights that may be "short" or "long" What Jordan's barber does Well-known Indian Western character whose name translates to "fool" in Spanish Western hero's pal Western hero's sidekick Who said "You are alone now. Last man. You are lone ranger" "West Side Story" beau "West Side Story" fellow "West Side Story" gangleader "West Side Story" hero W's British ally Weller Senior What "1776" got in 1969 Warrin' Harding? What sweaty dancers create at an annual awards show? What posh books for the blind are written in? White House press secretary under George W. Bush What the answers to asterisked clues begin with "Was I ___ harsh?" "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger ___" Way follower West Coast rapper ___ $hort What "2" can mean What "2" can mean, in texts What follows your little dog? When doubled, affected When doubled, excessive When doubled, la-di-da When repeated, excessively affected When repeated, extreme Word accompanying "Much," "Little" and "Late" in a 1978 #1 hit Word after "me" Word before "little" and "late" Word before "little" or "late" Word before "little," "late" or "much" Word before "many" or "much" Word before bad or late Word before little, much or late Word between "much" and "late" Word in a Goldilocks complaint Word repeated by Hamlet before "solid flesh" Word screamed after "me" Word that frequently follows me? Word that sounds like its number of O's Word that's a homophone of a number Word with "bad" or "close" Word with "funny for words" Word with "little" or "late" Word with "little" or "much" Word with "little," "much" or "late" Word with "much" or "late" Word with a pair of common homophones Word with little and late Word with true or soon Word with two English homophones, one of which is in this clue Words before "so sad" Words to a loser "What a shame your footwear is missing," palindromically What fastidious people can't be What won't come clean? Where cringe humor may go Where distasteful humor often goes Where overreachers go Wrong way to go? Way beyond expectations What Goldilocks called some porridge Why owls shun the tropics "What ___ you so long?" Was in, as a class Was popular. Won, as a prize. Went to night school, maybe Was negatively affected Was out for the afternoon? Went out in the afternoon, say? Went driving (last 3 letters ...) Went faster than by foot, say Worked at the $2 window Wasn't amused by Words before granted Was emboldened Was encouraged Was able to endure Withstood challenges Withstood punishment Was in no hurry. Worked the registration table, perhaps Was subservient Wasn't excluded Went for a walk. Won like a baker Won: Slang. Was best in the Olympics When Mary Walton invented sound dampers for elevated railways, she __ What a plumber did for a clogged drain? Was attracted by Went skiing "We must use time as a ___, not as a couch": JFK Wedge or sledge Word after power or garden Word with "kit" or "around" Word with "kit" or "belt" Word with box or belt Word with garden or power Word with power or garden Workbench implement Workbench object Workshop gizmo Wrench e.g. Wrench or adz, e.g. Wrench or awl Wrench or gouge Wrench or hammer Wrench or level, e.g. Wrench or pliers Wrench or ratchet Wrench or screwdriver, e.g. Wrench or shovel Wrench, e.g. Wrench, for one Wallabia greyi What an XXXL jacket is, for many "We started without you" Well after the bell What Carole King hummed as she missed her plane? What Def Leppard said "For Love" When parents don't want a teen to be home? Words at the buzzer Words from one closing a door, perhaps Windows 10 feature Where items in this puzzle's theme may be found Where many nuts are housed Where to find some nuts Where you might find a screw loose Where some washers are kept Workmen's storage area What this puzzle is doing? Words said to a back scratcher missing the mark What is said of foundations when insufficiently raised worker who directs the drilling on an oil rig What a poor handyman blames, in a saying What a poor workman blames, in a saying What many trades require What some kits contain Workbench items Workman's kit. Workshop array Workshop collection Workshop implements Workshop items Wrench and hammer, e.g. Wrench and maul Wrenches and such Where to find old saws Working implements What thumb-twiddlers have "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" character "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" extra Well-drawn character? Wile E. Coyote or Woodstock Wile E. Coyote or the Road Runner Wile E. Coyote, for one Way of turning "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" extras Warner Bros. creations Wimpy and Stimpy "When I grow ___ . . . " Where some Goofy fans are headed? "Was I premature?" "We can't joke about this yet?" "We're not joking about that yet" "We're not ready to joke about this yet?" When a surprise-party spoiler arrives When not yet due Warn with a horn Warn with the horn Warning on a highway Warning to a jaywalker What gridiron zebras do Whistle blast Whistle sound Whistle-blower's sound Whistle-blowing outcome? Warn with a honk Warned a weaver, say Warned with a horn *Wiggler in a child's mouth Wearer of a crown, at times Wheel cog White canine Word after baby or sweet Word before "paste" or "fairy" Word before fairy or decay With all one's energy *What flossing fights Wooden hors d'oeuvre holder WILLOWS, parasitic plant on WOODY plants, parasitic plant on With prominent incisors Words by R. Browning Way over the top Way overdone Warnings heard at railroad crossings Whistle blasts Wife in a J. Murphy comic strip Where to see piggies? What July is, to many students? Where all stars want to be