Letter W 151000–151250

Woman soldier World War II corps. Weird one Wild eccentrics Western city or its radio station Where Baylor U. is. Where Baylor Univeristy is. Where Baylor University is. Where Baylor is. Where Snickers, Skittles and Starburst are manufactured Where Muslims in Texas might worship? Women's Army Corps initials W.W. II noncombatants W.W. II servers W.W. II servicewomen WWII auxiliaries WWII auxiliary members WWII noncombatants WWII servicewomen WWII volunteers Warriors in skirts Women in service. Women in the military Women in uniform Women soldiers Wallet fattener WORLD Anti-Doping Agency Wrigley promoter? WALK like a duck Walk like Donald Duck Walk like a penguin Walk like a widgeon Walk like duck Walk like ducks Walk with a sway Walk with short steps and a clumsy swaying Wigeon's walk walk with short swaying steps walking with short steps and the weight tilting from one foot to the other Walked like a duck Walked like duck. Was ducky? Walking like a duck Walk across a creek Walk across a stream Walk by the shore, perhaps Walk determinedly brushing all aside Walk in a brook Walk in a kiddie pool Walk in a stream Walk in ankle-deep water Walk in the baby pool Walk in the kiddie pool Walk in the shallows Walk in the surf Walk in the water Walk in up to the ankles Walk in washed-up surf Walk in water up to one's ankles, say Walk into a river Walk like an egret Walk through a brook Walk through a creek Walk through a pond Walk through a river Walk through a stream Walk through a wetland Walk through low water Walk through shallow water Walk through shallows Walk through snow drifts Walk through the shallows Walk through the surf Walk through water or mud Walk while sploshing Walk with leg partly immersed Walk with one's feet on the bed? Walk, as through water Water gait? What non-swimmers do Wimbledon winner of 1977 Wimbledon winner: 1977 Women's U.S. Open tennis champ: 1968 walk with difficulty through water or mud water Shallow Bake in a dish Winner of five AL batting titles Walked across, as a stream Walked from bank to bank Walked from one bank to another Walked in a brook Walked in a pool Walked in a shallow stream Walked in a stream Walked in the pool Walked in the surf Walked in the water Walked in water Walked into the shallow end Walked into the shallow end of a pool Walked sloshily Walked through a shallow stream Walked through water Went in ankle-deep Went in knee-deep Went in up to one's ankles, say Went in up to the waist, maybe Went into the water Went knee-deep Went like a heron What Bob Seger did in "Fire Lake"? What a gospel singer did in the water? Water bird category Water walker Waterproof fishing boot Wetlands visitor Waterproof boots; shorebirds Waterproof fishing boots Wear to angle Walks in a kiddie pool Walks in shallow water Walks in the kiddie pool Walks in the pool Walks in the shallows Walks in the surf Walks in the water Walks in water Walks in water up to one's ankles, say Walks into a river Walks like a flamingo Walks through a stream Walks through shallow water Walks wetly Warning sign at a kiddie pool? Watercourse channel Watercourse in Africa. Watercourse in North Africa. Watercourse, usually dry Walking in shallow water Walking in the shallows Walking in water Walking through shallow water Walking through water walking with your feet in shallow water Where you might see a criminal Walletfuls Wac counterpart Wave's airborne counterpart Wave's flying counterpart With little depth Wave: Scot. *What may make a square breakfast? What a candidate might do at IHOP? Women in the U. S. Air Force. Women of the military Women's flying unit. Was in the air WAVE back and forth Weimaraner wiggle What a dog's tail might do What a tongue or tail may do What chatty tongues do? What dogs' tails do What gossiping tongues do What happy tails do What tongues or tails may do Wiggle the tail Witty individual Witty rogue wisecracker Weekly mite. What Placebo is "Slave to"? What a worker earns What one earns Word after living or minimum Word after minimum or living Word with living or minimum Word with median or minimum Word with minimum or living Worker's hourly pay Worker's hourly rate Worker's rate Worker's recompense Worker's weekly worth _____ war (fought) Worker's anathema Worker's raise Welsher's nonpayment. What you may make at a fight W-2 figure W-2 information Week's pay Weekly earnings What is given in return. What nearly everyone works for What one toils for Work's reward Workers work for them Word with tail or tongue Wobbled while in motion Well-known name in City Hall. What the mayor's happy dog was doing? "Wait for the ___" Wainwright product Warm-weather counterpart to the sled in "Calvin and Hobbes" Water or station Welcome or water Welcome vehicle Westward-migration vehicle Wheels for a kid Wild West trail vehicle Word with chuck or covered Word with chuck or paddy Word with chuck or station Word with station or chuck Word with station or patrol Western driver Western pioneer on the move Western circle components What Chevy Nomads were What Broadway once was. Ward Bond TV show Western supply chain? (unscramble letters 2 to 6) What happy dogs' tails do while riding the rails? What turns on a farm vehicle Wild West coach support Where Napoleon defeated Austria, 1809. Where Napoleon defeated the Austrians in 1809. What a friendly dog's tail does Wiggles, as a tail Wisecrackers Witty fellows Witty folk Witty sorts Witty types Wailing sound When doubled, a guitar effect When doubled, a guitar or horn effect When doubled, a kind of pedal for a guitarist When doubled, a musical effect When doubled, a sad sound effect When doubled, a trumpet effect When doubled, an electric guitar sound When repeated, a guitar effect When repeated, a sound from a brass instrument When repeated, a trombone sound When repeated, a trumpet effect When repeated, a trumpet sound When repeated, a type of distortion pedal When repeated, kind of pedal Whiner's comment