Letter W
"Warts and all," in an ad
"We know it's broken, that's the price"
"What you see is what you get"
W. Hoffman play: 1985
WYSIWYG
WYSIWYG, on sales tags
Warning words to buyers
Warts-and-all
William Hoffman play: 1985
With defects and all
With dents and all
With no alterations
With no changes
With no guarantee
With no improvement
With no improvements
With no modifications
With no representations
With no warranties
With no warranty
With nothing changed
With warts and all
Without a change
Without a guarantee
Without a guarantee of condition
Without a warranty
Without adjustment
Without adjustments
Without alteration
Without amendments
Without any changes
Without any changes, commercially speaking.
Without any changes: Business phrase.
Without any changes: Slang.
Without any guarantee
Without any guarantees
Without any warranty
Without assurances
Without being changed
Without change
Without change: Slang.
Without changes
Without changing a thing
Without changing anything
Without guaranties
Without improvement
Without making any other changes
Without modification
Without modifications
Without option of return
Without repair
Without repairs
Without warranties
Without warranty
Without warranty of condition: Seller's phrase.
Words in a used car ad
Words on a bill of sale
Words on a clearance rack label
Words on a garage sale tag
Words on a red tag, maybe
Words on a sale item
Words on a sale sign
Words on a sale tag
Words on a sales ticket
Words on a tag
Words on a thrift store tag
Words on some sale items.
Words seen at yard sales
Words suggesting a problem
Words that may scare off a buyer
Words that might worry a buyer
Working or not
Words before a recap
Words before reiterating
Words from one about to quote himself
Words before a view
"___ was in the beginning . . . "
"___ were ..."
"_____ were" (in a manner of speaking)
-- were (so to speak)
Word before "were"
Words before happens or stands
Words with "happens" or "seems"
Words with happens and were
___ were (seemingly)
___ were (so to say).
___ were: supposedly
Want of appetite.
With the situation thus
Words often following a pun
". . . ___ what you can do for your country"
"... ___ what you can do for your country" (JFK)
"Well, good for you, you look happy and healthy / Not me, if you ever cared to ___" (Olivia Rodrigo lyric)
"What more could you ___ for?"
"What would you like to know?"
"Why do you ___?"
Want as a price
Want to know
Want to kow
Way to get answers
Way to get directions
We require our secretary to be on time
Website initially named after a butler
Website that tries to install an annoying toolbar along with other programs
What it doesn't hurt to do
What to do if you don't see what you want
What to do if you're lost, maybe
When ultimately stuck, make request
Word before "and ye shall receive"
Word before an advice columnist's name
want to/ would like to
wonder aloud
Words before an expert's title in advice column names
With a look of suspicion
With a side glance.
With a sideways glance
With a sideways look
With an oblique glance
With disapproval
With disapproval or distrust
With doubtful eye.
With mistrust
With side-eye
With skepticism
With some side-eye
With suspicion
With suspicion, as a look
With a jaundiced eye.
With suspicion, old-style
"Who ___ you, anyway?"
Wall St. word.
Wanted an answer
Wanted at the store
Wanted to know
Was curious
Was inquisitive
Was up to date, with "out"?
Well, since you ___ ...
What NASA did
Warmly welcomed, say
Was a polite butler
Was hospitable to
Welcomed
Welcomed at the door
Welcomed at the doorstep
Welcomed at the threshold
Welcomed warmly
Welcomed, as a visitor
"When they ___"
Word that, when searched, causes Google to display all results at an angle
Wry
Warmly welcome
Welcome at the door
Welcome at the front door
Welcome guests
Welcome one's guests, maybe
Welcome to one's home
Welcome to one's house
Welcome warmly
Welcome, as company
Welcome, in a way
Welcome, perhaps
Welcome, say
Words on a docent's badge
Words on a docent's nametag
Words on a help desk sign
Words on a rep's button
Words on a volunteer's badge
Words on a volunteer's name tag
Words on an information desk
Words on some reps' buttons
Words said with an eagerly raised hand
" . . . ___ what your country . . . ": J.F.K.
"__ what your country . . ."
'-- what your country can do for you ...'
Web site on which you can query a librarian
Want from
Would like from
Wants as a price
Wants for a price
Wants in a store
Wants in payment
Wants to be paid
Wants to get
Wants to know
Wants to learn
What a Jeopardy! contestant does
What an interviewer does
What interviewer does
Wonders aloud
Writes to Santa
Wants
Warmly welcomes
Warmly welcomes, perhaps
Welcomes
Welcomes a visitor
Welcomes at the door
Welcomes at the front door
Welcomes to one's home
Welcomes warmly
Welcomes warmly, as a visitor
Welcomes, as a caller
Welcomes, in a way
". . . we're happy to answer any questions!"
Way of talking with one's hands, for short
Way to talk to the hand?: Abbr.
Way to talk with your hands: Abbr.
What manual readers have learned?
What manual readers know
What many actors in Deaf West Theatre productions use to deliver lines, for short
What might be seen in the corner of a TV screen: Abbr.
What to do when someone can't hear you, briefly
Words for the deaf: Abbr.
Words that can't be heard, for short
"Who is the president of Chechnya?"
"What ___ of the face is here!": Thomas Paine, "Common Sense"
Words before "in the face"
What some white collar criminals get, annoyingly
Workaholic trader?
What Endymion was on Mt. Latmus.
What someone counting sheep wishes to be
Word after fast or sound
Word with fast and sound
Weighing nearly nothing
Winner by _____ margin
With a slanted direction
With an incline
What William Tell did
"___ would have it . . . "
___ wet hen
World capital near the Red Sea
World capital since 1993
"With ___ and a Song."
What service comes with, often
What may send a chill up your spine, briefly
Whispery YouTube genre
Whispery genre (Abbr.)
Whispery video genre (Abbr.)
Whispery video genre, for short
"With God ___ witness"
Wartime identification: Abbr.
When required ... or a terse hint to solving the starred clues
"When it hurts," in prescriptions
What "prn" on a prescription means
When necessary
When symptoms flare up
Whenever you like
Words in a prescription
WJM's Mr. Grant
Winner of both comedy and drama Emmys for the same character
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