Letter W 19500–19750

WITHOUT a saddle With no saddle Without a saddle, to an equestrian Winona in a halter top? Without any bells and whistles What hula dancers have that clog dancers don't WITHOUT shoes Way to stomp grapes Whittier's boy With one's toes in the sand Without shoes and socks Without shoes or socks without shoes on Wading through a butter substitute? weaponless Without a hat or cap With gloves off Without gloves What boxers of yore fought with Wearing shorts, say With no room to spare Won unconvincingly Where Lady Godiva does her shopping? Wearing less Wearing less clothing Wearing shorter shorts, say With fewer furnishings With less stuff Warrior in Norse lore Would-be lawyers' hurdles What a judge can do in a saloon Where the price is light Where to get cheap goods Weapons for negotiation Water tower? What the unique letters in "garbage" can aptly spell Wherry Waterman Where to visit the San Nicola Church World's largest pasta producer Worker with a daily grind? Workers with a daily grind? WHITE paint, heavy spar used as White mineral. White minerals use in paints. Walter Cassel, for example. Whitish metal white metallic element "Woof!," e.g. "Woof" or "arf" What a dog may do at a stranger WHALE call WHALE sound Warning from a doghouse Watchdog's warning What cork is. Where you might see some initials White part of a white birch Woody covering Worse-than-one's-bite quality Warned one's master, perhaps Witch hazel, for one Watchdog's activity Woof ... woof ... woof ... "Willin'" Dickens character. "___ willin'." Where dogs chat? Warns a master Warns of a burglar, perhaps Warns of an intruder, perhaps Watchdog warnings "Who's your favorite toon?" What dogs do to set a tempo? Whiskey grain Whisky. Ways up the mountain "Were you raised in a ___?" Weather vane site Web site for Charlotte Were you born in a ___? What State Radio storms What many a farm has raised What might hold your horses Where some livestock lives Where the cows come home Where to house cows once they browse Where to see many an Amish hex sign Where to take stock? Where you might take stock Word before storm or door Word that can precede the last word of the four longest entries Word with door or dance Word with storm or burner Word with storm or yard Women's college affiliated with Columbia Women's college affiliated with Columbia University Women's college of Columbia University WEST Siberia river William Faulkner work Where to swing your partner 'round and 'round Writer Harry Elmer *Wilma Flintstone's neighbor What makes kissers big and purple? Without exception ... as in dry counties? Without omission White-faced predator What some people storm Where many take stock Where mows and cribs are. Where some owls live Where the cows are What free-lance aviators do. Waltzes featured in "The Greatest Show on Earth"? Wise one working for a showman? Where fowl play? Weight: Comb. form Wine from northern Italy Weatherglass. Weatherman's instrument. weather tool W.W. I ace ___ von Richthofen WWI "Red" flying ace WWI's Red __ Word after robber or Red Word after robber, cattle or Red Word with "robber" or "Red" Working for the viscounts, earls and other higher-ranking nobles? WOMAN holding rank of baron in her own right Walter Scott's title Writer of tall tales. What sounds like protective layer in ship William ___, 1990s attorney general William ___, attorney general under Bush the elder WESTERN Isles, island of the (Scot.) Where soldiers sleep WATERCOURSE bar, artificial Wall fixture in a ballet studio Wilkes __ Wilkes's other half Wilkes- --, Pennsylvania Wilkes- ___, PA Wilkes-___ (Pa. city) Word after pickle or pork WOODEN vessel Wild West show prop Wine container Winemaker's container Wooden container Wooden container in Donkey Kong games Wooden wine container Word after pork or pickle wine cask With a large trunk? Went at high speed: Slang. Went fast Went full speed Went speedily What some things are as much fun as What things may be as much fun as What a cooper makes. Wine containers Wine holders Winemaking vessels What an oil millionaire has? Wasteland descriptor What the Bad Lands are. With no vegetation With no vegetation, as a wasteland Without vegetation wild land Wilkes-___ (eastern U.S. city) Wimpole St. name Wimpole Street resident Wimpole Street family. "___ Wimpole Street" Wendy Darling's creator Wharf Where racehorses line up at the start. Word with sound or language Where a bodega may be found Wig wearer Weekly Wall Street paper Where to see zombies Western film scene Where to find screwdrivers and rusty nails WHEELED vehicle Wheeled handcart Workman's wheeled cart wheelbarrow WELSH port Washington Mayor Marion William E. Miller was his running mate What happens at the end of a Manilow concert? Writer of McDonald's "You Deserve a Break Today" jingle Writer of the "I am stuck on Band-Aid" jingle "Whip It" director Drew "Watering holes" Welcome display after emerging from a dead zone What high-jumpers clear What jailbirds are behind What lushes hop? Where some screwdrivers are sold Where spirits run freely? Won't allow in Word after monkey or handle Word with monkey or handle Word with monkey or parallel What eHarmony users can avoid What eHarmony users may be trying to avoid What's happening at watering holes Where some practice their lines Workers mixing and serving drinks "We were somewhere around ___ on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold." (opening line in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas") What a round increases What a screwdriver might go on What regulars run up What's settled after drinks Where drinks are added Where fizzes may be found Where to find screwdrivers? Where you might see a White Russian and a Blue Latvian What some drinkers run up Work at a cantina Work at a saloon Work with spirits Went one for one? Wheels and deals Whose "Familiar Quotations" is that? Word in a popular reference title Wimbledon singles champ Marion (2013) Winner of the first two Super Bowl MVPs Where George Santos played college volleyball [citation needed] WITH grave accent on last syllable WITH no or grave accent on last syllable WORD with grave accent on last syllable WORD with no accent on last syllable What Eng. majors get What Eng. majors pursue What hist. and econ. majors get What hist. majors pursue What many have received in history, for short What some musicians hold, for short Word with metabolism Wedgewood's black pearl pottery Wedgwood's black ware Wages before overtime Wake Island, for instance. When stolen, it stays in place Where barracks are built Where you're safe even if tagged
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