Letter W 152500–152750

Wisher's place Wisher's spot Wishful place Wishing place With good grace. Word from Jack Benny Word of hesitation Word repeated in Shakespearean title. Word said three times before "What have we here?!" Word that can precede or follow "wishing" Word that may precede "I never!" Word with wishing or stair With "all," how we like things to be Words spoken just before a TV commercial "Wow!" to a hurricane chaser? What the Big Bad Wolf said ...? Wearing one's best. Words of commendation Water-accessing contraption With "leave," settle for the existing situation Words of apology ' NOT! "Why, I'll be!" With a neat appearance Where a spring springs Wealthy (hyph.) "Why ya askin' me?!" "Who'da thought?!" "Wonders never cease!" Words of outrage With "up," about to cry WINDY City (NZ) Waterloo victor Widely popular Widely known songwriter? well-ordered work habits Worthy, body-wise well-read in medieval history Where oil comes from. Wishing sites Writer H.G. Water's rise. "Wouldya look at that . . ." Words uttered when a hidden truth is revealed What "amamus" means. "What can you do?" preceder W can be a vowel in it Went back on a promise: Slang. Wales of a guy? Whip lash Whiplash consequence Whipping mark Whipping memento Whipping reminder Whipping upraising Wound from a flogging World view, in Ulm "Weight" attachment for a 169-pound boxer Writhed; tumbled Wallows Whip wounds Writer Eudora woody conifer ___ Wang, emperor of China who established the first zoo Woman at a RenFest WILLKIE, presidential candidate Willkie who lost to FDR in 1940 Willkie. Who ran against Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1940? Weaves (through) Woman in Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run" "Where's the beef?" advertiser Windup for a breakup, perhaps Will who was the Times crossword editor in the '70s " . . . when the lights ___ out?" "What __ wrong?" "What ___ Wrong" (Blink 182) Was consumed as cake Was sold at. ___ with (dated) Walked up the gangplank from shore Was (for Halloween) Withdrew quietly Was known as Wasn't demanding Was sold very cheaply Was sprung Was afoot Was happening *Won 10 in a row, say Wasted one's time Wined and dined, perhaps Was a maverick Was dateless When they made their raids, employees of Vampire Slayers Inc. ___ What Yankee Doodle did Was left unanswered, in a way Was in tears Was lachrymose Was moved a lot Was moved, perhaps Was noticeably distraught Was tearing Was visibly distraught Was visibly moved Was visibly upset Wasn't happy What Carroll's Walrus did What Carroll's walrus did it What George Harrison's guitar did What Jesus did for Lazarus, per John 11 What crowd did during ballad What emotional girls did at Beatles show "___ Who ___" (Ke$ha song) Who, in Berlin Who, in Bonn Who: Ger. "We __ Soldiers": 2002 Mel Gibson film "What __ you thinking?" "When We ___ Kings" (1996 documentary) "When We ___ Very Young."—Milne. "When We ___ Young" "Where ___ you last night?" "While You ___ Sleeping" "While __ Young": USGA anti-slow play campaign "While ___ on the subject . . ." "While you ___ out ... " "Wish You ___ Here" (1975 Pink Floyd album) "Wish You ___ Here" (Pink Floyd classic) "Wish You ___ Here" (Pink Floyd song) "Wish you __ here!" "Would that it ___" Was for a few people? Was for a few? Was for many Was for many people? Was for several people Was in the past Was plural Wolf head? Word after "as it" or "as you" Word before "#1" Word before "here" and "queer" in a famous slogan Word in a Streisand film title Word in the first sentence of a broken-up band's Wikipedia page Word that can, grammatically correctly, come before "I you" Word with "No. 1!" Word with "number one" "We are all poets when ___ a poem well": Carlyle "We're coming to your town, we'll help you party down, ___ American band" Words after a commercial break Words by Thomas Dunn English "Well, it was nice knowing us ..." wergeld Worrisome comment from a navigator "While you ___ looking ..." "__ we the lucky ones!" "___ We Fools" (Cole Porter song) What might be said by successful bettors ... or sesame seeds? Welcoming sign from a business WEHRWOLF {/What the couple dressed in lupine costumes said/} WEREGELD wergild Wast Welker of the Denver Broncos Welker of the NFL Welker or Anderson Welker who caught many Brady passes Welker who currently leads all NFL wide receivers in touchdowns Westrum of baseball Westrum of baseball fame Westrum of diamond fame Wide receiver Welker Wizards head coach Unseld, Jr. World Wide ___, nickname of an N.B.A. power broker What "vidimus" means. West German town "___ worldwide" (freight company's boast) Wil's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" character "Why are ___ hard on ourselves?" Works as a restaurant server "When women go wrong, men go right after them" speaker "Wild Wild ___" (1999 Will Smith movie) "Wild" 1800s region "Wild" area years past "Wild" frontier place "Wild" place W, directionally W, on a map Wagon train direction Wagon train heading Wagon train's direction Wagon train's heading Wagon-train direction Wagon-train heading Ward's "Batman" costar Way to go, per Horace Greeley What was due for some pioneers? What was once due to American pioneers? What's left on a map? What's left to cartographers? Wheeling, __ Virginia Whence Zephyrus blows Whence the Wicked Witch Where Hesperus appears. Where the Dodgers went. Wicked Oz witch's domain Wicked Witch domain Wicked Witch of the ___ Wicked Witch's home Wild follower Wild or Old area Wild or Old region Wild place, once Wild place, stereotypically Wild side? Word with wind and Wing Word with wind or wing Writer Morris or Nathanael Writer Morris. Writer Rebecca Where Jericho and Bethlehem are located Wisconsin veggie? Where Dr. Ernst Reuter is Mayor. Where Dr. Walther Schreiber is Mayor. Where Mae and Irving meet WEST of England cloth-manufacturing town WILTSHIRE market town Where Nick Carraway lives Wind often bringing a storm Writer Laurence is buried here White-hat wearer in black-and-white Whitney or Shasta Winds out ot the sunset "Wind of the ___."—Tennyson. Wedding of a cowboy and a saloon girl, e.g. Where M.S.T. and P.S.T. can be found Where direwolves are found White Terrier cry White terrier's nickname White terrier, familiarly White terrier, for short White terrier, informally White terriers Words to a second runner-up Where Trinidad is. Watts' neighborhood, familiarly Where London tricksters worship Where Eisenhower met Bradley. Where Uncle Sam stores silver.