Letter W 147000–147250

What six people in this puzzle might be said to possess What the people featured in this puzzle could be said to have William Gibson play that was made into a 1962 Shirley MacLaine movie William Gibson play, of 1958 Words with "who do we appreciate?" Wicked weapons What it takes to clap ___ wonder (Tone Loc or Crowded House, e.g.) ___ wonders (Tone Loc and 10,000 Maniacs, e.g.) Well-pitched game What this puzzle's theme entries consist of Weighing a milliton (abbr.) What a bad dancer is said to have What terrible dancers have What 10 is to 12. What eight squares in this puzzle contain, thus creating a cipher key What not even the richest person on Earth has Words before "Happy New Year!" Words before "blastoff" Walk-off hit situation, perhaps What came with a business suit, long ago Words for a duet Whales' sorely lacking veggie supply? Women's swimsuit option Work committee designed to be small and short-lived , when ordering Woven double When some twilight rates begin, in muni golf What a plane may come down with What some planes make Words said while clapping Weighty sum, as a coin requirement for some arcade machines Words for a homer with one on War losers, generally What Kit Kat bars come in What Noah counted by What Twix bars are sold in What chopsticks come in What duos come in What earbuds come in What the animals boarded Noah's Ark in What the animals boarded the ark in Worst poker pair What every question has. What every story has, proverbially What every story has. What the 2S in LGBTQ2S stands for What each of eight of this puzzle's answers consists of With "the", past decade name, to Arthur C. Clarke? What the double-digit Roman numerals at the starts of the answers to the starred clues add up to Wedding cake specification With the hour almost gone What it takes, they say Way for a couple to ride a motorcycle What an angry employee might give a boss Why Noah couldn't trust all the animals? When were sails invented, Mr. Dana? Where the neutral middle might be found Wealthy business person Wealthy businessman Wealthy industrialist When repeated, words before "burning bright" to start a William Blake poem "What Mattered Most" singer Wedding officiant's authority? Wee'un What might come as a relief at night? "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" host Aisha "Whose Line" host Aisha W. Harrison's successor Wat ___, English rebel Wat or John Whig President Whig President, 1841–1845. Whig winner in 1840. White House John White House name, 1840. Writer Anne Writer-director Perry Writer, director and co-star of the Madea films White House family of the 1840s White House family, 1841–45. Winner of six Emmys and a Tony Waterway in England. Waterway in northern England What many prospective daters have Word before "A," "B" or "AB" Word before A or B Word with "blood" Word with "blood" or "touch" Word with blood or body Word with blood or bold Word with body or blood Word with setter or writer Work a shift, say? Work at a keyboard Work at the keyboard Work keys Work on a keyboard Work on the keyboard Write a blog post, say Write at the keyboard Write using a keyboard Write with a keyboard work in the Willful sort Workaholic sort Workaholic's personality Workaholic's personality pattern With a less neurotic personality Went "tap tap tap" on a keyboard Went clickety-clack What blood has to be, before a transfusion Worked at a computer Worked at a keyboard Worked by touch, maybe Worked in a certain pool Worked on a Royal Worked with Microsoft Word, say Worked with Word, maybe Worked with Word, perhaps Wrote a letter, maybe Wrote an email, say Wrote in Word, say Wrote on a keyboard Wrote with a keyboard Word processing decision What's tolerated by every body? What a stenographer does. Works at a computer Works at a keyboard Works at the keyboard Works by touch, maybe Works on a keyboard Works with a dictator, say? Works with keys Writes a flirty email, say Writes with both hands. Writes, on a computer What compositors do Work with some characters? WORD processor, manual precursor to the Walt Disney World's ___ Lagoon Well-known Conrad story. Working at a keyboard work or activity of using a typewriter or word processor What Prossy is, in "Candida." Worker in a pool, perhaps Worker who's on key? Workers in demand in Washington. What you fix with a red pen, often Wager for lager, maybe? What each starred clue — and its answer — contains What this clue haz What this cule has What thsi is What you sea now What you see hear? Word for wood, e.g. Word processing error Word-processing goof Writer's mistake Wrong-key error written mistake Wat this clue haz two of What spell-checkers catch Writer's wrongs Writes wrongs? "White Men Can't Jump" actress Ferrell "Where law ends, ___ begins." "Wherever Law ends, ___ begins" (John Locke) WHEEL COVER (UK) What a Rolls rolls on What a car rolls on, to a Brit Wheel part, in London Where Hiram ruled Whitehall whitewall Whitewall, in Whitehall With the circled letter over, humanitarian goal Wares on the UK's blackcircles.com Wheels on a lorry Wheels on a motorway Whitewalls in England. Whitewalls, in Soho. Whitewalls, in Whitehall Wet-behind-the-ears sort Word from the Latin for "recruit" Where Innsbruck is capital Where the Inn flows. Well known first name in films. Well-known first name on a theatre marquee. Warner of Beanie Babies fame et al. Whom Holyfield KO'd, 11/9/96 World's #1 producer of poultry winner Cicely Emmy Winter Palace resident (Var.) Well-to-do Middle East nation, for short Where Abu Dhabi is: Abbr. Where Dubai is, briefly Weapon at sea: Abbr. We, on a candy heart Walter Reuther led it for 25 yrs. Walter Reuther's org. Walter Reuther's union. Woodcock's org. WHITE yam Where: Lat. var. Was driven, in a way Was picked up, in a way Went for a ride, in a way "Where?" for Caesar Where to Caesar Where to Cato Where, in old Rome Where, in prescriptions Where, in the Forum Where, to Brutus Where, to Cassius Where, to Cicero Where, to Juvenal Where: L. Where: Latin Wherenesses. Whereness Where above: Lat. W. W. I craft. W. W. I vessel. W. W. I. menace. W. W. II marine threat. W.W. II Atlantic lurker W.W. II German sub W.W. II German vessel W.W. II blockade enforcer W.W. II danger W.W. II predator W.W. II sea menace W.W. II ship sinker W.W. II sub W.W. II threat WW II shipping threat WWI attacker WWI craft WWI danger WWI menace WWI predator WWI sub WWI vessel WWI worry WWII Enigma machine user WWII German sub WWII German threat