Letter W 26250–26500

West Point newbie West Point plebe West Point student West Point undergrad West Pointer West Pointer, e.g. What Eisenhower was in 1915. What MacArthur was in 1900. Word from the Latin for "little chief" Would-be police officer West Point attendees West Point group West Point marchers West Point newbies West Point student body West Point students West Pointers, e.g. What spongers do Where Columbus began his second voyage Where Murillo died. Well-trained group Well-trained team Well-trained unit Work force Worry about daughter in revolutionary group Well-trained groups Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am types Women's rights advocate Elizabeth ___ Stanton Women's rights pioneer Elizabeth ___ Stanton W.W. II battle town WILLIAM I, burial site of WW2 battlefield WWII battle site in France Where William the Conquerer is buried Where William the Conqueror is buried Where airborne troops landed, on D-day. William the Conqueror's burial place WELSH county seat Who famously declared "The die is cast" Who says, in Shakespeare, "Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look" Word in the etymology of "czar" Writer of "Commentarii de Bello Gallico" Well-known Palace Where a bundle is won in "Rain Man" Wild edible fungus What gives a poet pause Where to take courses on campus, for short Where Sam played it Where to enjoy a crepe Where to find "society." Where to find a steam table. Where to find joe Where to get a bite on the street Where to order un thé Where you can pick out a roast WiFi offerer, maybe Workplace for a barista Where Frasier and Niles hung out Where Parisians meet. Where society gathers. Wi-Fi connection spots Where people are betrayed? Where students eat lunch Where students have lunch Wide-sleeved, collarless robe Wearing a lounge robe "Windtalkers" star Nicolas What Vachon guards Where ballplayers warm up. Where to put an old newspaper, maybe Wire room Wire shield. With 34D, part of a pound Word after batting or gilded Word after rib or batting Word with "rib" or "batting" Word with bird or zoo Word with rib or bird Wrestling extravaganza enclosure Wrestling-match setting wired enclosure Wrestling event that features a steel enclosure Wilt the Stilt was one Where canaries crash? Where goalies hang out Warily shy Warily shy of being deceived. Wary: Slang. Wilier. warier waterproof Wary (var.) Where Sammy's lyrics are sometimes sung? Working together (with "in") What's raised in a ruckus Who asked "Am I my brother's keeper?" Whom God asked "Why art thou wroth? And why is thy countenance fallen?" World's first-born. "What's It All About?" autobiographer Willie Keith's ship. Word in a Wouk title Wouk ship Wouk title vessel Wouk's "The ___ Mutiny" Wouk's ill-fated ship Wouk's minesweeper Wouk's minesweeper (with "the") Wouk's mutinied minesweeper Wouk's mutinied ship Wouk's mutinous ship Wouk's ship. Wouk novel (with "The") Wouk work, with "The" W.W. II conference site Where "Aida" debuted Where "Aida" premiered Where "Aãda" premiered Where "Death on the Nile" opens Where Egypt's parliament meets Where FDR and Chiang Kai-shek met. Where Farouk reigns. Where Gen. Naguib rules. Where Lord Moyne was assassinated. Where Sadat governs Where Shepheard's Hotel is. Where kids' composer Raffi was born Where the Arab League was founded Where the Mississippi meets the Ohio Where things are tough for Britain. Where to see King Tut's mask World War II conference site World capital that sounds like two Greek letters World capital whose name means "victorious" WATERTIGHT chamber Watertight structure Where a sand hog works. Watertight structures Wheedle; coax Work one's wiles upon Worked on Wheedlers. Wheedler's forte Woman's wiles. "Well, that takes the ___!" Wedding dessert Wedding nourishment Wedding order Wedding planner's concern Wedding planner's order Wedding reception centerpiece Wedding reception dessert Wedding reception eye-catcher Wedding reception need Wedding reception piece Wedding reception sight Wedding tradition What John and Yoko cut in '69 What mud can do What you can't have and eat, too, it's said Winner's prize, maybe Wonderland food for Alice Word after "coffee" or "tea" Word after "crumb" or "crab" Word after "pound" or "cup" Word after cream or crumb Word after pound or patty Word after {/pound/} or {/urinal/} Word before walk or mix Word that can follow either half of the answers to the starred clues Word with round or pound Worker with icing and sprinkles Wash-up need Where a batter goes for a bundt? Where the batter goes Wedding desserts Wedding symbols. What damp flour does With 40A, a breakfast order W. Somerset Maugham classic W. Somerset Maugham novel What Roy Rogers had with dinner? When to sample wedding desserts Won easily Warren's veep Warren, ___, Herbert West coast st. Western campus. Western campus: Colloq. Western neighbor of Nev. Western st. Western state: Abbr. Western university: Colloq. What UC Berkeley's "C" stands for, for short Where Clear Lake is: Abbr. Where L.A. is Where Oppenheimer worked, in brief Where S. F. is Where S.F. is Where S.L.O. is Where you can find a bunch of Santas? (abbr.) White House dog White House first name White House nickname of the 1920s Wolframite Word after lo- or no- Word after no or low West African coastal district. Water container made from dried shell of gourd White-flowered gourd Winter squash used in quesadillas WOOLLEN cloth, glossy WOOLLEN material checkered/chequered on one side West Coast university cofounded by Walt Disney, informally Work with nos. WORK out by arithmetic WEST Bengal State capital WEST Bengal capital (Ind.) Where Thackeray was born WALES, island off Where witches brew Writer Carr Warming Word with art or year Word with art, year or watch Where dates are always found Wee cow Wee whale Well-developed muscle for many ballerinas Whale baby Whale newborn Whale offspring Whence veal comes Word with fatted or golden What Elsie's child develops at the gym? WINTER Olympics site (1988) Western Canadian city. Winter Olympics host city of 1988 Water softener brand Water-softener brand West Coast state, slangily West Coast state, briefly West Coast state, for short West Coast state, informally West Coast state, to denizens Western state, familiarly Western state, for short Western state, slangily Whence many red-eyes depart, for short Worth; distinction Warm, in Mexico.