Letter W 24250–24500

Weapon for Robin Hood What a cellist may take onstage, in two senses What a violinist may take on stage, in two different senses What a violinist takes to the stage and on the stage What each of the starred answers has What might help wrap up a gift ... or a performance Where the nose is Window style Withdraw, with "out" Wooden weapon. Wrap artist's embellishment Wrap session creation Wyandot weapon written material that has been bowdlerized Who defeated Holyfield to become the world heavyweight boxing champion in 1992 Withdrew Was excellent at acknowledging applause? Well-known Major of early radio. Weapon named for a pioneer Well-rounded outlook? What keglers do What soup is served in Wooden ball used in lawn game Word after "poke" or "acai" Word following sugar or super Word with "-A-Rama" Word with Orange or Peach Word with Pro or Super. Word with soup or salad wooden ball Where it's good to strike out Where some leagues play Where strikes are cheered Where to see splits and strikes {/What might be rolled for a strike/} *Where a strike usually isn't lucky Where a ball rolls in an alley Where you might get the ball rolling Wood struck by a sphere in an alley Where football games are played. Withdraw gracefully Withdraw, as from a race Weapons of a sort. Weapons that twang What a star takes. Withdraws oneself gracefully Wagon wheel alternative Whence Jack pops Wii alternative Witness's place Word after black or shadow Word in many an address Word with "black" or "shadow" Word with "music" or "voice" Word with "office" or "seat" Word with band or sand Word with music or sand Word with seat or spring Word with seat, lunch or spring Word with set or seat Work on hooks, say Went a few rounds Went a round Well-rounded athlete? Welterweight, for example Western senator since 1993 With "The," hit song that begins "I am just a poor boy and my story's seldom told" Working dog Warehouse stacks Warehouse clutter What Charles does. What Dr. Edith Summerskill, Labor M. P., wants outlawed in Britain. Winner of a belt Winner of a fancy belt What Amazon retirees enjoy most? Where to see stars after a blow Where Ali did his rope-a-dope Where hooks are often seen Where people do a lot of fighting What Creed uses to hydrate between rounds? Whitman Sampler Where a smash is welcome Where hits are made Where to pick up "will call" tickets Where to get a good view of a hit and run What Brits call "divans" Waltz component Waltz segment "Whew!" "Wow!" relative "___ with Thorn" (Rickey Laurentiis collection) What you may call a dog When repeated with "oh" in between, "Wow!" Whittier hero. Whittier's was barefoot Word after pretty or poster Word before and after "oh" Word that can follow both parts of the answers to starred clues Word that can precede the last parts of 17-, 26-, 44- and 58 Word with band or toy Word with bus or bat Word with pretty or bad Word with trouble or wonder World meeter in a '90s sitcom __ Wonder: Robin Weapon in civil rights struggle. Won't deal with Won't go to William ___, Hopalong Cassidy player William of "Hopalong Cassidy" William of Hopalong Cassidy fame William of westerns William who played Cassidy William who played Hopalong William who played Hopalong Cassidy William who played Hopalong Cassidy in old westerns Woody __, "Cheers" bartender Woody ___, bartender on "Cheers" Woody's last name, on "Cheers" Woody's surname on "Cheers" Western actor William et al. Winningly youthful Without maturity. Witch doctor of Australian Aboriginals Words spoken by Tarzan's son? WESTMEATH river Welsh term for a young lad Welsh guy "Wow!" ... and a hint to both halves of the answers to the starred clues Wally and the Beaver Welk's band, affectionately Wendy Darling's charges Word after Beach, Beastie, or Backstreet Word before and after "will be" Word on some doors in elementary schools Word repeated in "___ will be ___" Where all the Aberdeen lads get together? With "The," 1978 Gregory Peck-Laurence Olivier film Well-known Nebraska name. Wash. DC money maker Wearer of a deer's tooth. Wacoal garment Wacoal product Wacoal undergarment What Sue Ellen Mischke wore as a top in the "Seinfeld" episode "The Caddy" What a feminist might burn What a top covers Where to get juiced Wire-concealing garment, perhaps Wireless protection, maybe? Wireless support, maybe Woman's support Woman's support system? Woman's undergarment Women's World Cup wear? Women's sports supporter? Women's undergarment Women's wear buy Women's wear item Women's-wear purchase Womenswear buy Word after "padded" or "nursing" Word after "sports" or "nursing" Word after "sports" or "training" Word after "wireless" or "sports" Word after nursing or training Word after sports, training or push-up Word after training or sports Word following "push-up" that anagrams to a word following "pull-up" Word with nursing or training Word with sports or training Word with training or nursing Word with training or push-up What the orthodontist did to prepare for work? Wonder Woman's wristwear Wrist bauble wristband wristlet WIRE device for straightening teeth Wall fixture Where teams that have little-to-no chance of winning are found Wasp Wee nail What Patton called his colleague Whitford of Aerosmith Wire nail West Yorkshire city "World War Z" star Wire fasteners Wire nails Where Scottish sheep may graze "We twa hae run about the ___": Burns Where heather grows. What blowhards do What cockalorums do What many parents do about their kids? What people always say they don't mean to do when they're doing it anyway Word from Middle English for "arrogance" Was boastful What Billy strums? What winners earn Winner's privilege What a victor might have over rivals, informally Word after "go" in a seasonal phrase What a brave rodeo cowboy tries to ride woman of the highest Hindu caste water hyssop "Wiegenlied" composer Wagner contemporary Weave together Willie Nelson feature Willie Nelson hair feature Work with dough, perhaps Woven hairstyle woven material Woven, in a way Woven floor covering Working as a cruise ship hair stylist, say? Weaves WALACHIA city Way to read with feeling Words read with feeling Writing on modern elevator buttons Writing that can be felt Writing that's read with feeling? What the Scarecrow wanted. Woody Allen's "second favorite organ" Word with wash or storm Word with wave or trust What MRI's can perform? What certain medications might create? Whopped on the head Whipper-snapper? What it's not, in a saying "What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?," e.g. *What an EEG reads work done with the brain Way of cooking What Elisha Otis invented for elevators that made them safe Wheelchair safety mechanism wagonette Wire part of a bicycle Wheel cylinder. Worker of the R. R. Brotherhood. "What did you try to do after the caution flag came out?" [The Doors, 1967] What might squeal as you slow down WHEEL rubber What the well-dressed car is wearing? Waster Wildebeests coming to a screeching halt?