Letter W 17500–17750

Word on la carte Word on le menu with Info Wedding solo, often Words before "gratia plena, Dominus tecum" Words recited before "gratia plena, Dominus tecum" "When I am dead and gone, remember to ___ me ...": "Henry VI, Part I" What Electra urged Orestes to. wreak vengeance Wasp, e.g., in Marvel Comics World War II plane. Wrong righter. Wrongdoer pursuer Winners of the Battle of Earth Water ___ herb. water avens Washington's Constitution Way of egress. Way off the grid? Way or means Where New Yorkers take the Fifth Wide roadway Wide street Wide thoroughfare Word after "Ocean" or "Electric," in song titles Word appearing 17 times on a Monopoly board Word from the Latin for "come toward" Word in 17 Monopoly property names wide road wide road often with trees wide road often with trees and tall buildings on both sides wide road often with trees or tall building on both sides wide road often with trees or tall buildings on both side wide road often with trees or tall buildings on both sides *"What Do You Do With a B.A. in English?" musical Ways and means Ways of access Ways of approach or exit. Wide thoroughfares Ways out What GM's Sonic succeeded Word from the Latin for "confirm as true" Word from the Latin for "prove true" Warranted Word from the Latin for "turned away" With a feeling of distaste With reluctance With repugnance Ward (off) What good fencers do Warded (off) Warded off; turned away Warder-offer. Wards (off) Wards off vaster changes (6) Wards off, as danger Ways to go: Abbr. Ways, briefly Wide city streets: Abbr. Wide city sts. Wide rds. Wide streets (Abbr.) Wide sts. Writings of Zoroastrianism What c may mean: abbr. Word form for "bird" Word form of "bird" Walking-shoe name Winged, perhaps Where to see some kites Where birds of a feather flock together Where kites may be found Where many a flap occurs? Where to look at some fliers Where to observe flight patterns Where to see kites where birds are kept What pilots do. What skymen do. Work a joystick Work as a pilot Work for United Work in a cabin, say Work in a cockpit Work in an air show Work in the cockpit Work on your pitching, say Went Mach 1, maybe Winged it? Worked as a pilot Worked with props? Wright Brothers field Wright field? Wright-on science Wearer of wings. Wilbur or Orville Wright Wiley Post or John Alcock Wiley Post's occupation Wiley or Post Wing man? Wingman. Worker getting high on the job? Woman flier. Woman in a cockpit writings on medicine were important for almost 500 years white mangrove "Wake Me Up!" DJ Wing-shell. Way more than casual Wildly enthusiastic White of egg substance. With a great deal of zest With enthusiasm With fervor With great ardor With great enthusiasm With gusto With relish With zeal With ___ (in the hope of) What bird watchers watch. Whither the papacy in 1309 Walled city of Spain WALLED City Walled Spanish city Walled city WNW of Madrid Walled city in Spain Walled city near Madrid Walled city near Madrid Info Walled city of Iberia Walled city that is Spain's highest provincial capital Walled town of Iberia Walled town of Spain Whence Saint Teresa Whence St. Teresa Where Saint Teresa was born and Don Juan was buried walled city Spanish 1930s queen Walled Iberian city Word on Air Letters. Word on French air mail. Word on French airmail letters Word on a French envelope Word on a French letter Word on a French postcard Word on air mail Word on an Air Letter. Word on an envelope from abroad Word on an envelope from abroad, perhaps Word on an overseas stamp Word on overseas mail Word on packages from France Words on a french envelope "We Try Harder" car rental chain "We Try Harder" company "We Try Harder" rental company "We Try Harder" sloganeer, once "We try harder" auto rental company "We try harder" car rental company "We try harder" car renter "We try harder" sloganeer Warren of the car rental business Warren who founded a rental car company When they do well, it hurts Hertz Word with rara Warning, Spanish-style Warning, for Juan Warning, in Oaxaca Warning, in Spanish Warning, south of the border Warning: Sp. Warnings, to Juan Where a high school yearbook club may meet, informally WEST Indies pear-shaped fruit WEST Indies succulent rough-skinned pear-shaped tropical fruit WEST Indies tropical fruit What kind of fruit is an alligator pear? WADING bird with upturned bill Wading bird Wading bird with an upcurved bill Wading bird with curved bill Web-footed shorebird Wading birds What Moses heard on Sinai. Walk around. What most punk bands do to mainstream Work around wriggle Wanted nothing to do with Wasn't struck by Went around Went wide of What fence-hopper did to security Wouldn't go near Writing tip #6 Writing tip #7 Weight system, for short Weight system: Abbr. Well-known French infinitive. Wt. system Weight system WARWICKSHIRE river WORCESTERSHIRE river Warwick's river Warwick's waterfront Warwickshire's river. What Shakespeare was the Bard of What makes consumers blush? Where The Bard might have punted Where the Bard boated. William's river water Bath Words following a bell Workers associated with ding-dongs Web-footed shore bird: Var. Wading birds: Var. What shady promoter won't take seriously Watch and pray Watch for Watch out for Waver What you may do for someone's reply? wait and see wait for Was expecting Was in store for Was patient for Was ready for. Watcher. What the understudy plays Watches for Wide __ (fully alert) Wide-___ (not at all tired) Words from a traditional carol What alarm clocks do Words by John Byrom Win in ___ (breeze to victory) Win in ___ (triumph easily) "We've ___ an' a debt . . . ": Lowell "We've ___, an' a debt . . . ": J. R. Lowell "We've ___, an' a debt . . . ": J.R. Lowell "What if they gave __..." Wage -- of words we've ___ and a debt . . .: J.R. Lowell Webby, for one What a smash may win Well-apprised What some fear A.I. might become Wise to With eyes darting With eyes peeled