Letter W 17750–18000

Witting What the absent-minded lack Wise about Well supplied. Well-supplied washed over by water "What ___-stung and impatient fool art thou"--Shakespeare "What ___ of talent!" What ___ of time! Words before "of time" or "of talent" What you can give for $250 "When the cat's ___ ..." Wearing road grays, say What "love will find" What Anne Hathaway hath What a robber hopes to get? Where the game is if not home Word after "sock" or "slip" Word seen on college sports schedules Word seen on sports schedules Words with "with words" Words of dismissal Wheedler's refrain "Well, phooey!" "WOW!" sensation "Wow" feeling "Wow" kind of feeling Wonder mixed with fear Watching a meteor shower may inspire it What I felt looking down at Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate What a grand scene may be inspiring What a tourist may stand in What an overwhelmed person may be in What one may be struck with What shocked people stand in What the Grand Canyon often inspires What the phrase "There are no words" might indicate What the sublime inspires What the view from a mountaintop may inspire What to stand in at the Grand Canyon What visitors to Niagara Falls are often in Whelm Wholesome respect. Wide-eyed feeling Wide-eyed wonderment Windmill arm Windmill sail Wonder mixed with dread Wonder or admiration Wonder plus Wonder plus fear Wonder-ful feeling? Wonder-full emotion Wonder-full feeling Wonderstruck feeling Wondrous fear Wondrous state Word from Old Norse for "fear" Word with some or struck Wordless state Wow or cow Wowed condition Wowed feeling Wowed reaction "We wove __ ...": Charlotte Bronte "We wove ___ in childhood...": Charlotte Brontë Weave __ of lies (be untruthful) Widemouthed, perhaps With socks knocked off "What? keep __ away? seven days and nights?": "Othello" Well then: Scot. Word shouted with "Anchors" Without fear. Wowed by, after "in" Windmill sails Wins $199,000 on "Jeopardy!," say Wows, and how Wows^AWE "WOWOW!!1!" "Way cool!" Worthy of admiration or amazement Way more than cool With fearsome majesty. Word overheard in malls Word that often follows "perfectly" Worth an "F" Worth no stars Worth two thumbs down Waterlily that's turned rotten? "Well, golly!" "Well, gosh" "Well, shucks!" "Wow, you shouldn't have ..." Words accompanying a blush Words before "Do I have to?" Words before "You shouldn't have" What the starred entries' speaker is having by the end of this puzzle? What to have at a fish fry? "Well, shoot!," more colorfully What this may take What Horton heard We gave the portly passenger ___ Wrigglesome. "When there's __, there's . . ." "Where there's __ , ... " "Where there's ___, there's ..." With ___ (heartily). What stubborn children have What some planes fly on "Won't complain about the victory" Willie Nelson "I Didn't Sleep ___" What you might get from a flirtatious friar? "World on ___" (1973 sci-fi wonder from Fassbinder) [Yes, this puzzle is biased towards early-70s German cinema, which is a good thing] "__ woman never yields . . .": Stendhal "__ woman wishes to be no one's enemy (and) ... refuses to be anyone's victim": Angelou WITHOUT grace Weighty With very little grace What hosts may fill Wood-scratching tool Woodworking accessory Wounder of clumsy cobblers Without fear: Var. Without reverence. We like them boring Wood engraving tools "What disappointing news!" "Wow, this stinks" Wheat "whiskers" Wheat appendage Wheat bristle Wheat covering Wheat feature Wheat or barley covering Wheat part Wheat spike Wheat stalk part Window canopy Window shade Without beard, as some grains. Wheat beards Wheat bristles Wheat field bristles Wheat or barley beards. Was done with surgery, in a way What Abou ben Adhem did one night. Was stirred by Wanted G.I. Wanted soldier Wanted soldier (Abbr.) Wanted, but nowhere to be found Way off base, briefly Way off base, maybe Way off base, possibly Way off base, say Way off-base? Way, way off base Wayward G.I. Wayward Like a GI Week-ending without a pass. Went ___ (disappeared) What Syd Barrett went What a no-show musician went What a soldier shouldn't be What a truant soldier is. What an overdue soldier might be What hookey players are. What no-show musician went What rocker went, when fame hit too hard Where some GIs went Whom an M.P. hunts With an unexplained military absence Work-shirking GI What you may find when bills are overdue? What God is, per an Ariana Grande hit Wilde's "___ of No Importance" "We need to chat" "We need to talk" With a twist? Wrong, as plans What kittens elicit Words of disgust Words of sympathy *"Well, shoot" "What a cutie!" "What a darling baby!" "What a wholesome moment!" "What an adorable baby!" weapon in US Woodchopping mishap? "Whackswork" "What kind of woman doesn't own an ___?" - Rosa Diaz, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" "Wizard of Oz" prop Weapon with a blade and a handle WHACKER Warrior's weapon in the video game Gauntlet Washington's tool, in folklore Weapon allegedly used by Lizzie Borden Weapon associated with the film quote "Here's Johnny!" Weapon carried by many on Bilbo's "unexpected journey" Weapon carried by the Green Knight Weapon for Gimli Weapon for Lizzie Weapon for Viking warriors Weapon of yore. Weapon on the king of diamonds Weapon seen on two face cards Weapon used on the Big Bad Wolf Weapon wielded in "The Shining" What Abe split rails with What Carry Nation carried What Lizzie Borden "took" What a woodsman wields What employees sometimes get What the King of Diamonds holds What the king of diamonds has Winter tool With an ___ to grind Wood chopper Wood chopper's need Wood chopping tool Wood splitter Wood splitting tool Wood-chopping tool Wood-splitting tool Woodchopper's tool Woodcutter's tool: Var. Woodcutter's wood cutter Woodcutting tool, as some spell it Woodshed item Woodshed tool Woodsman's chopper Woodsman's need Word after fire ... or a synonym of fire Word in the title of a 1993 Mike Myers movie Workplace downer, with "the" weapon Borden Beast of Went chopping Waltz jump alternative Wenner-Gren. What a camel may follow Winter Olympics feat Winter Olympics jump Winter Olympics leap Winter Olympics maneuver Witt feat Witt maneuver Witt-y leap? Word after double or triple Woodchopper