Letter W 23250–23500

Winter Olympics vehicles Winter Olympic discipline *Winter conveyances with 57738 What conceited Bob orders at a seafood place? Winner of the 1986 PGA Championship Watergate scandal reporter Washington Post journalist adopting a serpent / Singer Dylan courts a hospital section full of nude people? West Palm neighbor Where many snowbirds winter, for short Word before "Raton" or "Burger" wooded countryside characteristic of northern France Who turns down a free mug of dark winter beer? "What a ___!" (beach comment) Weight lifter's pride Weight lifter's pride, in slang Weight lifter's pride, slangily Weightlifter's pride, for short Weightlifter's pride, slangily What a weightlifter shows off, for short What lats and pecs adorn What's shaped at the gym, informally Where to find abs, delts, etc. Where to find some quads Word after "beach" or "dad" Word with "dad" or "beach" Workout concern Wedding: Sp. Word formed as a portmanteau of two synonyms of "daring" Waited or tarried Word from the Old English for "foretell" Warned of Was an omen of ___ well (was a good sign) wine cellar Warehouses for aging wine Warns of __ well (is a good sign) ___ well (is a good omen) ___ well (signals good things to come) Woman's fitted vest Woman's laced vest Woman's vest Women's fitted vests Women's vests Whom the Obamas named their dog for Whodunit discoveries Word after "celestial" or "governing" What gymgoers show off, slangily "Whose ___?" (Sayers book) What might have hair, or what hair might have What the bottom spheres on a snowman represent What you take everywhere you go What's built by lifting? Whodunit discovery Whodunit find Whodunit sine qua non Wine or hair quality Wine taster's criterion Winetaster's concern Word before "language" or "shop" Word before "of water" or "of work" Word before "pillow" or "politic" Word before double or after heavenly Word before language or temperature Word before shop or slam Word before shop or wrap Word with English or language Word with double and check Word with image or language Word with shop or shot Word with shop, shot or shape With complete faith Works on oneself? Weighted rods in some fitness classes Weightlifter's practice Weightlifter's pursuit ... or a hint to both halves of the answers to the starred clues Where to get a full physical? Wear after a serious spill Wishful maneuver What some calipers measure Warden Warmth from cuddling What an exerciser gives off What arms, legs, and ears are examples of Where to take a car for repairs Wrestler's takedown Wrestling takedown Wrestling throw Wrestlers' victory celebration? Wrestler, at times Water sport of a sort War of 1899-1902 War of yore War that Arthur Conan Doyle served in White South African of Dutch descent ___ War (1899-1902) ___ War (Churchill's first) ___ War (South African conflict) ___ War of 1899 ___ Wars _____ War (conflict in which Gandhi served) war South African When Churchill was a POW Where Churchill was a POW Wherein Churchill was a POW Wells Fargo rival, for short Wildly successful, in showbiz slang Word whose OED entry cites Variety magazine Worth a rave review, in show biz Wow-inducing, in old theater slang Wetland area often found in Ireland WET land Weigh (down) Wet ground Wet marshy place Wet muddy area Wet, spongy area Wet, spongy ground Wetland area Wetlands area Whence peat comes Where cranberries grow Where peat is found Where reeds pop up like weeds Wetland with soggy ground Where to find cranberries Winter wren's breeding habitat Word after "peat" or before "down" Word from the Irish for "soft ground" wet spongy ground of decomposing vegetation West Indian fish Winner of an Oscar, 1951. Wouldn't share Well known colonel. Woe for Woods Woods's woes Word game with dice Word search game Word-finding game Work clumsily. Wade at Cooperstown Wade in Cooperstown Wade in the Baseball Hall of Fame Wade of baseball Wade who was five-time A.L. batting champ Winner of five of six A.L. batting titles from 1983 to 1988 Wet and spongy Winemaker with 1900 acres of vineyards in California Where the OAS charter was signed. Waterlogged grounds Weighs (down) Wet, spongy areas Wetland areas Wetlands found throughout Estonia Where Venus flytraps might grow Where cranberries come from. Where some mummies are found Wetlands repast? Where Prague is: Abbr. WAXWING country Western part of the Czech Republic Where Prague is. Where Thirty Years' War began. Word before "Rhapsody" or "Like You," in song titles Wearer of Ugg boots, maybe Whom element #107 was named for Woman who adopts a masculine appearance, in slang Word after "Big" or "Sk8er" Water starts to do this at 212°F Water will, at 212 degrees F. What watched pots never do What you do at sweltering festival Word in the witches' chant. "We ___ different degrees": Emerson Write an executive summary, perhaps Was plenty angry Water heater Water tank Water-heating tank Word after double or pot Whiskey-beer combo Where hot-water tanks are housed in a building Water heaters Water tanks. When a situation becomes critical *What you drop uncooked spaghetti or a tea bag into What pasta is cooked in What manager's blood does, at times What witches' brew does in "Macbeth." Where to ride in a fiacre. Wood (French) Wood on outskirts of Paris. Wood, in Brittany Wood, in French Wood, to Parisians Wood, to a Parisian Wood: Fr. wood French words Western Capital Western city Western state capital Whence Built to Spill Where Gov. Dirk Kempthorne works Where Smylie is governor. Where the Idaho Statesman is published Word for photographic blur that rhymes with "okay" Where La Paz is: Abbr. Where Sucre is: Abbr. Weapon for a gaucho Weapon for felling cattle Weapon of the pampas. Weapon of two balls and a cord Weapon on a cord Weapon on the pampas. Weapon swung by a gaucho Weapon that's thrown Weapon used by gauchos Weapon used on the pampas Weapon with a rope and balls Weapon with knots Weapon with weights on each end Weight-laden lasso Weighted cattle catcher Weighted rope Weighted weapon Weighted weapon on the pampas Weighted weapon used by the Inca army Western neck ware Whirled weapon weapon Gaucho area weapon South African Weapons made of stones and cord, hurled by Gauchos. Weapons of the pampas. Weapons used on the pampas. Weapons with weights attached Weighted lassos Whirled weapons What B stands for in a word processor What Knights were. What a wavy underline indicates to a proofreader What a wavy underline indicates, in proofreading Willing to take risks Winner of the 1951 Preakness. well-marked weight of type characterized by thick heavy lines With audacity With courage With temerity Word that splits an infinitive in the opening narration of "Star Trek" Will you marry me?