Letter W
Writers Jessamyn and Rebecca
Where the Jets and Sharks clashed
Where New Yorkers board their pigs?
Wood film about new area kids?
"Wild, Wonderful"
Wagon boss's directive
Wagon master's cry
Wagon-train cry
Wagonmaster's cry
White House section
With "The," NBC drama inspired by the film "The American President"
"Water is ___" (sarcastic response to stating the obvious)
Wash or blanket
What divers are.
What drinks do to your whistle?
What you get when it rains at a festival
What you might get on a log flume ride
Wild companion
Wild partner
Without an umbrella on a rainy day, perhaps
Without an umbrella, perhaps
Word with "blanket" or "suit"
Word with back or blanket
Word with bar or blanket
Word with bar or suit
Word with blanket or dream
Word with noodle or nap
Word with noodle or nurse
Word with paint or blanket
Word with suit or T-shirt
Word with suit or blanket
Word with wash or blanket
Wrong, with "all"
Where there's a lot of mixing
Washline item
Where Lady and Tramp put their pawprints
*Washing machine lump
What's hung on a clothesline
What Brylcreem gives to hair
With moisture
With slobbering
What might go through the wringer
*Wings eaters' aids
Wings eaters' needs
Water feature?
Whip, facetiously
"What are __ believe?"
"Who are ___ argue?"
Wipe made by Playtex
Words before "whistle" or "antibacterial hand wipes"
Weak-willed one
What a toper does to his whistle
Winners of 1933 Amendment.
What melting ice leaves
With greater rainfall
Walks in the rain, vis-à-vis fair-day activities?
WESTERN European Union
"What __ got here is a failure to communicate": "Cool Hand Luke"
"What ___ got here is a failure to communicate"
"What ___ got here is failure to communicate"
we have abbr.
"When ___ Very Young."
"Whether __ or lose ..."
WORLD Federation of Trade Unions
Winston-Salem inst.
Windy City superstation
Who: Scot.
Word for Robert Burns.
Where ax murderers' weapons are on display?
Word that can follow the first words of this puzzle's four longest answers
___ watching (tourist activity in Iceland)
white beluga
What echolocation is used for?
What Ahab's leg was made of
Worked in Starbuck's business
Worked on the Pequod
"When our history is written, this'll make one ___"
WHALE story
White ___ (belugas)
World's largest fish
"Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" singers
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" band
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" duo
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" group
With alarming suddenness
Where to take a load off
Waterfront pest
Writer Edith
wooden disc or wheel on a shaft serving as a flywheel or pulley
Which thing
Who teammate
Word after say or now
Word from the hard-of-hearing
*"Who'd've thunk it?"
"Whew!" to an office worker
"Whew!," upon arriving home
"Who the hell does he think he is?!"
*"Why won't anyone notice me!?"
"Who'd've thunk!"
"Wow, no wonder you're playing such great tennis!"?
"Who would have thunk ...?"
Words of a penny-offerer
What the license plate H2OUUP4 means
Wowed basketball announcer's cry
"Wow, that's wild!"
Word when you can't find the word
"Why are you mad at me?"
"Why is everyone so pissed at me?"
"Where was the mistake?"
"Why are you looking at me?" [4]
Words between "so" and "is new"
"Why on earth would you do that?"
Words said in disbelief
Words of hypothesis
Writer's plot-progression query
What the sales clerk turned judge said?
"Will you please hurry?"
"Who" isn't in a Telly Savalas saying?
"We've already gone over this"
Words from one who's at a loss for words
Words after a major misfortune (in this answer, notice letters 4 to 7)
Word before "up?" or "new?"
Word before new or good
"Why're you acting strange?" in Delhi?
Where to buy the current trends?
Woody Allen's Parthenon film?
"Why are you all laughing?"
"Why are you laughing?"
"Why the tears?"
"Why such a fuss?"
"Why are you hurrying?"
"Worst case scenario, it's still okay"
"Why should I bother?" (and the theme of this puzzle)
"Would it make a difference?"
"Why are we even debating this?"
Words from Bugs
"Weird, isn't it?"
"Why do we have a problem?" ... and a hint to the ends of the starred clues' answers
Words said with a double take
Words said with a comic head shake
When completed, popular TV program starting in 1975
Whole __ bread
World's most important crop.
Whole-grain sandwich exterior
Whole-grain sandwich's exterior
wheat derivative
Where this puzzle's athletes have all been seen
What Kansas has.
Wyoming rodeo town.
What farmers view during harvest season?
"What a blast!"
"What a ride!"
Water park whoop
Water slide user's cry
Water-slide shout
Waterslide cry
Word heard on a roller coaster
Wagon roller
Walk a bicycle
What a driver takes
What we don't reinvent?
Word with prayer or paddle
What Molly Malone did
What sleds are not
Word after two, three or four
When to take train, that is? Having two, it departs full and returns empty
Where the motorcyclists' convention was held?
Wagon rollers
WHISTLING sound (of respiration)
wolf Young Actor
"Where or __"
"___ We Were Very Young."
"___ Worlds Collide" (1951 sci-fi classic)
What a historian can answer
What to say to get someone to stop pouring
Who and where partner
Word following "If not now"
Word spoken during pouring
Word that stops the pouring
what time At a distance
"___ wooer goes a-wooing . . . "
Word of origin
Word often redundantly preceded by "from"
Words by Robert Burns
"___ we eat?"
Words from the famished
"___ Was Your Man" (Bruno Mars hit)
"___ Was Your Man" (Bruno Mars song)
"___ was a child . . . "
"___ was one-and-twenty": Housman
"___ was young and 20 . . . "
"___ was your age . . ."
"Well, I guess if everyone else is ..."
What one might say before conforming
Words about a lion with a toothache
What he liked best about school
"We ought never to do wrong __"
Wilbur: "Can I train to be a pilot?" / Instructor: "___"
" . . . ___ was bad she was . . . "
"___ Were Very Young": Milne
White immigrant to South Africa from Zimbabwe
Witch's favorite drama
"___ Wore a Tulip," 1914 song
"___ wish upon a star . . . "
Words of May 1, 1898
Words of warning, part 1
WHAT place
WHICH place
What an echo answers: Byron
What treasure hunters want to know
Whither
Word in a geography quiz
Word in a motorist's question
Word on an invitation
Word that can become a response to it when its first letter is removed
Word that may lead to finger-pointing
Word with "any" or "some"
Word with any or no.
Word with fore or from.
where or approximately where
"What is this place?"
Waking query
Words from someone regaining consciousness
While on the other hand
Word beginning a formal resolution.
Words by G. L. Hill
Word of legalese
Whitney Houston (1988)
Wrens' preying place
Whys and ___
Words by Septimus Winner
"__ Waldo?"
"___ Waldo?" (classic children's series)
Waldo forerunner?
While on the contrary
"What, are they growing the food?" (complaint #3)
"Waiter, isn't my steak ready yet?" (Wendy's)
"Why such a rush?"
"Why" not hurry, Adrian Peterson?
"Welcome to group therapy for Cub Scouts!"
Words after a digression
Words following a digression
Words from a digresser
Words from someone trying to catch up with a train?
Words heard after an interruption
Words heard after losing the thread
Word used to introduce two alternatives
(wipes back of hand against forehead) [NOTE 4 SOL: this ought to be italicized]
Word said while wiping one's brow
[wipes forehead sweat]
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