Letter W 152000–152250

Wavy mattress? watertight mattress filled with water Whiskey-shot follower, perhaps Winslow Homer's "The Reaper," e.g. Work by Homer or Whistler Worry-free liquid for a tot's artwork Where to meet for a drink at the office What a hydrotherapist offers Weaken, as a liquid solution Weak, with "down" What moire is. What the circles in this puzzle hold What a Wisconsinite might call a bubbler (... letters 4-10) Washington landmark that lent its name to a Senate committee Well-known building Wetting weapon Where many a drive ends, unfortunately wetting with water "Well, duh... of course" What clouds are. What rises and falls in a lake Where Napoleon lost Where Wellington defeated Napoleon What fills the toilets where Napoleon fell? Wet-weather kicks? Wall coat not made with oil. Waiter's container Waiter's refilling aid Waitstaff's refilling aid What Wellingtons should be "Wind in the Willows" rodent Weakens; dilutes Wakeboard relative Wet 'n Wild attraction Wakeboarding, for one Well driller's concern Well-driller's concern What an excavator may encounter Where horses drink washed or swept with water especially waves of the sea Words from Coleridge Words with everywhere WATERMILL machinery, turning the workplace where water is stored and purified and distributed for a community worn smooth by the action or passage of water Weak, as a brew Wet or wishy-washy "W" on a light bulb W, on a bulb W, on a lightbulb W, on a lightbulb box Well-known Scottish inventor. What "W" stands for on a light bulb Word after 60-, 75- or 100- Word on a bulb Word on a bulb package Word on a light bulb Word on a lightbulb package Word on an electric light bulb. Word on bulbs Word on electric light bulb. Wall of branches Well-known hymn writer. What inverters are rated in Word on a lightbulb box Writer of "How doth the little busy bee." Writer of many hymns. Writers Isaac and John Wisconsin city near Lake Michigan Wisconsin county or its seat Whine like a cat Wisconsin insurance city Wisconsin lumber town Waikiki ride Water ridden by a surfer What a surfer catches What a surfer may "catch" What a surfer rides What a surfer surfs on World War II Navy woman what a surface catches What star did to you from stage Wished bon voyage, say Wordlessly said hello or goodbye W.W. II viceroy of India Water-park feature (and a 2006 dictionary addition) What agitators make Women's Reserve, USNR. Whitecaps next to an underpriced beachfront property? Water-filled lab setups With more curl With curls Winding-road sign image Woodstock emcee for whom a Ben & Jerry's flavor is named Wadner wole? Wane's partner Water-repellent car cover? What candles are made of Word with paper or bean waxy fruit of the wax myrtle or the snowberry Went up or advanced Worked on, as a surfboard What clean kitchens often have Wrap for lunch? Works on a finish *What a candlemaker provides, compared to other artisans? Wrap around a wrap Woo like Cyrano With a candlelike feel With crayonlike consistency "Wayne's World" rejoinder What John O'Hara's horse knows What directions show (with "the") What one needs to give, to yield Word with "make" or "in a" Word with free or high World Party: "___ Down Now" Wrong ___ (road sign) Winning by a mile wait for and ambush War Wagon star Westerns star John "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" regular (starts with Batman's alter ego) Winner of eight consecutive M.V.P. awards "___ World" ("SNL" sketch) "___ World" (SNL classic) "___ with a maid" What a convict seeks Wandering cabby? "We have our ___" What E. B. Browning counted What Mrs. Browning counted Where our "bridge of ships" is launched. With "The," 1973 Alistair MacLean novel whose title comes from "Macbeth" West Pakistanis WORLD Boxing Association WHITE blood cell (abbr.) WHITE blood cells (abbr.) WHITE blood count (abbr.) WORLD Boxing Council WORLD Boxing Federation WORLD Bridge Federation Wheelsman's direction: Abbr. WORLD Boxing Organization WATER closet (abbr.) WEST Central WHITE cell count (abbr.) WORLD Council of Churches "Who stole the cork from my breakfast?" speaker Wee rooms, for short? WORLD Championship Wrestling WPM part: Abbr. What a logophile is into (abbr.) What the OED monitors Writing: Abbr. "Well, aren't ___ pair!" Watered down, as coffee Watery, as a drink Watery, as tea Watery, perhaps Watery, say With very little strength Womankind, so Webster says. Women, to chauvinists Without conviction "What is your greatest ___?" (interview question) weak part What good debaters pounce on What an enemy exploits Welfare of the community Welfare, old style. Well being, old style. Well-being: Archaic. Welt (OE) Woe's opposite. Welts relatives Welts. Whip marks What the Forbes 400 measures What wisdom outweighs, according to Sophocles Well above the Canadian poverty line Withdraw by degrees Withdraw dragually Withdraw from a habit Withdraw from dependency Withdraw from gradually Withdraw from habit Withdraw from nursing Withdraw from the bottle Withdraw gradually (from) Withdraw gradually from a mother's milk Withdraw slowly Withdraw slowly (from) Withdraw, as from a dependency Withdraw, as from a habit Withdraw, as from bottle-feeding Withdrawn gradally Withdrew bit by bit Withdrew by degrees (from). Withdrew by degrees. Withdrew gradually Withdrew gradually (from) Withdrew, as from a habit Withdraws by degrees Withdraws from nursing Withdraws from slowly Withdraws one's dependency from Withdraws slowly Withdraws, as from mother's milk Withdraws, with "from" "What Not to ___" Wash and ___. Wash companion Wash's partner What you can't do with any of this puzzle's theme answers Word that can mean "deteriorate" or "resist deterioration" Word with down or out Word with foot or head. Win over by persistence Worn with exertion. With dragging feet. What to do "if the shoe fits" What to do "if the shoe fits," in a saying *What your patience may gradually do Without further patience. ___ words (equivocation) ___ words (words that experts believe many people often use, it is said) Was purposely ambiguous Wriggled (out of) Withdrew sneakily Wizard family name in the Harry Potter books What everybody talks about Withstand ... or deteriorate Warning about wind chill, say W-O-N-S? What a U.F.O. might turn out to be weathervane weathervane with a vane in the form of a rooster Willard Scott is one Witticist Bombeck caught in a newspaper feature? WORK with loom Work a loom Work at a loom Work at the loom Work on a loom Work on a tapestry Work with a loom Worked at a loom Works details into a poem Works on the web