Letter W 148250–148500

Wanting in lucidity. Win a campaign against, perhaps Waiting for the maitre d' Wins a race against, perhaps What you can't do to something disgusting you just witnessed What you may wish you could do to something disgusting What you wish you could do to a disturbing sight Wipe from memory, as an unpleasant image Wipe from one's memory Wipe from the memory, jocularly What did the ghost proclaim at the end of his acting audition monologue? "___!" Without appraisal Wes in the Basketball Hall of Fame Wes of the NBA Hall of Fame What you can do through Gmail as of June 2015 Waiting to be mailed Written but not yet mailed Without nostalgia Winner's name nine times Wet, as concrete Waiting for the farrier Wearing only socks, perhaps What the "Barefoot Boy" was. With no written name of author without soil or spot or stain With fluctuations. Without being mean without stock weak syllable Without delicacy Without acclaim Without praise Without praise, as a hero Word often preceding "hero" What someone no longer is as soon as he is identified as one, per George Carlin Wartime condition of coffee. Without gifts Word for parasol users without training or education Without a yoke Worse than precarious What you don't have to do to a loafer Work out the knots What a group of dyslexics do? "Wait __ Dark" "Wait __ Dark": 1967 film "Wait ___ Dark" (Audrey Hepburn film) "Wait ___ Dark" (Audrey Hepburn thriller) "Wait ___ Dark" (Hepburn thriller) "Wait ___ Dark," B'way play "Wait ___ your father gets home" "Wait _____ Dark" (Hepburn film) 'Wait -- Dark' ('67 film) Wait ____ Dark : Hepburn movie What may come before further notice? Willie Nelson "___ It's Time for You to Go" Word after open, in retail Word before "Yesterday" in a Tony Bennett hit and "Tomorrow" in a Sammy Kaye hit Word with an end time "We'll meet again soon!" ". . . water ___ wine": Tennyson "We'll follow saints and angels all/And come ___ our King": Jupiter Hammon "Woe ___ them ..." "Woe ___ them that call evil good": Isaiah "Woe ___ you, scribes and Pharisees . . ." 'Woe -- you!' Wedding vow preposition What do and others sandwich What may precede itself What often precedes itself? Word in the "Golden Rule." Word of the Golden Rule. Word that may precede itself Word that may precede others? Word that once often followed "say" or "do" Word that sometimes precedes itself Word used twice in the golden rule Wylie's "Night ___ Night" Waiting to be found without formal or adequate training or education With deception What no stones are sometimes left. Without formal training World leader who wrote the play "The Sound of the People Victorious" Word above the Lincoln Memorial on a penny Word broken by an oak branch on a dime Word coined in the States? Word from a quarter back? Word in U. S. motto. Word in U.S. motto Word in a coined phrase? Word in the Great Seal of the United States Word in the motto of the U. S. Word interrupted by an oak branch on a dime Word on American coins Word on U.S. coinage Word on U.S. money. Word on United States coins. Word on a cent Word on the Great Seal of the United States Word over an eagle's head on a coin Word split by an oak branch on a dime's back What "I" once meant Why words become obsolete World Series collectible will the reversal of (something that has already occurred) With poor judgment. Withdraw a request Wds. preceding a state in some college names Words before tree or lazy river Work -- sweat Work ___ lather Work ___ sweat: 2 wds. Work-sweat link Where not to be paddleless? Where Jack and Jill went Words before "about" and "at 'em" Words before coming or about Went unexpectedly Wig type Wake -- the crack of dawn Without means of escape What bands don't accent What "V" means to a string player What V signifies to violinists What a "V" signals to a violinist What a "V" symbol means in violin music What a V means in a violin score With 43A, early life among harvesters? What a checkout scanner scans, briefly What a grocery scanner scans, for short What a laser is often aimed at Words before "and personal" Winter spread "Weekend ___" ("Saturday Night Live" segment) "Weekend ___" (regular "Saturday Night Live" sketch) Wedding hair option Wedding hair style, at times Wedding hairstyle option "What's ___?" (Bugs Bunny's greeting) "What's ___?" (cartoon catchphrase) "What's ___?" (line from Bugs) "What's ___?": Streisand film What it smells like in here, to a jokester What keeps a glider aloft. Watching a sunrise, say West Philly sch. Wharton Sch. setting Wharton sch Wharton's home, briefly Wharton's sch. Wharton's school, familiarly Wharton's school, for short Where to find the Wharton School of Business Willing to do Words before grabs or sale Went for more memory, say Whisper from above, maybe Whisper you won't hear from below you Words from above WITH upward slope Where ants travel sometimes? What pillows may do, in a kids' room? Work done on furniture WWII Cronkite employer Washington-based media co. Website with an Odd News page White House reporter Helen Thomas's longtime employer Wire Service Afternoon Wire agcy. Wire letters Wire provider: Abbr. Wire service co. Wire service initials Wire service inits. Wire service letters Wire service org. Wire svc. Wire with an Odd News section: Abbr. Wire-service initials Wire-service inits. Wire-service letters Worldwide news agcy. Worldwide newspaper org. www.___.com/Top_News Went ___ smoke Words before "arms" or "smoke" Words before "arms" or "the air" Words before "smoke" or "the air" Words before smoke or flames Words with "arms" or "age" Words with "arms" or "smoke" Wake -- cold sweat Where a baby often is Where do I find Cleopatra's Needle? Waiting for New Year's Day, say Watching Colbert, perhaps Watching Conan O'Brien, say Watching Craig Ferguson, say Watching Letterman or Conan, say Watching TV after midnight, say Watching cake-decorating videos at 2 a.m., say Watching infomercials, maybe Watching the ball drop, perhaps Way to stay, for Jay, say Working through the night What a bra does? What you need to talk to a satellite Wild puma trek appealing to the affluent traveller? "WWE Smackdown" made its TV debut on it WB alternative WB competitor WB merger partner Words before many a commercial Where to find Santa Western Samoan island Where Robert Louis Stevenson spent his last years " . . . wish ___ a star" "When You Wish __ a Star" "When you wish __ . . ." Well briefed about Well informed about Well informed: Colloq. Well versed in: Colloq. Well-briefed about Well-informed about Well-versed in: Colloq. What can follow follow, sneak or check With little or no interval after. With no interval after. Word before "a time" Word before "my word" Word in some British place names Word often following 'once' Word used with there and where. Word with "reflection" or "further review" Word with reflection or my word Word with there and where. Words with "brush" or "read" "When You Wish ___ Star" "When You Wish ___ Star," 1940 song Where to "see a fine lady" Well-versed about sailing ships? Winning 4-3, say Winning by a run, say Winning by a single point Winning by a small margin Winning by a very small margin Winning, barely Winning, but barely