Letter W 27750–28000

"With a ___ of a face." What dentists call tooth decay What fluoride prevents. What sharing is, per a rhyming expression Worry, old style. Watergate journalist Bernstein Watergate reporter Bernstein Watergate scandal uncoverer Bernstein Weathers in "Rocky" Weathers of "Chicago Justice" Weathers of the "Rocky" films Weathers on-screen Weathers who played Apollo Creed Writer Bernstein Writer Carmer Writer Hiaasen Waitress Tortelli on "Cheers" Waitress on "Cheers" Waitress with Sam and Coach Watergate reporter who worked with Woodward Watergate journalist Why the auto no longer votes? Without wheels? "_____ Way" (Pacino film) Wine label first name Word with Monte or San Writer Levi Wagon full of kids, say William ___ Williams Where a test-drive typically starts Where lemons are picked? Where one may find a Mustang or a Bronco Where some lemons are picked? Where sticker shock may be experienced Where to buy a "cream puff" Where to buy a used vehicle Where to find Lemons locale Where to find both cream puffs and lemons Where to find wheels Where to pick lemons? Where trade-ins are made Where trade-ins can be found Where you can pick a lemon? Where lemons and cream puffs are sold Where lemons may be sold Where models are assembled? Where some lemons are bought Where you can buy lemons Western burger franchise __ Jr. WHY IS DR. SAGAN BEING SENT TO N.M.? Western tourist attraction Western tourist magnet Where do Sandburg's pirates hide? West Coast burger chain advertised by a writhing Paris Hilton washing a car Will's preppy "Fresh Prince" cousin West Coast artists' colony site Wife on 'The Sopranos' White Friars "Where in the World Is ___ Sandiego?" Welterweight Basilio. World traveler since 1985 Wanton slaughter War result, typically Widespread slaughter Wax palm of Brazil. wax-palm Wilson Phillips member Wilson of Wilson Phillips WEASEL (order) word for an animal that eats mostly meat Worker in a sideshow: Slang Winner of two Pulitzers for profiling powerful people "We Three Kings" e.g. Warble Wassailer's tune Wassailers' song Winter air Winter number Winter song With "The," former sketch comedy program on CBS ... fittingly enough Warbled Went door to door, possibly Went door-to-door, perhaps Went wassailing, once Word in two U.S. state names What the N.H.L.'s Hurricanes skate on? Where Game Cocks and Tar Heels hail from. Where the PeeDee river flows. Wife of George IV. "When a Stranger Calls" star Warbles Winter airs Winter songs What Cindy wanted from Santa in a first season Brady Bunch episode Willie Hoppe's forte. Was deflected What makes flamingos pink Word with "beta" Wild times. Whirlgig whirligig Whoops it up Whine, maybe Wrists, anatomically Wrist bone often injured by gymnasts Wrist bone Wrist-related Wristbone-related Wrist bones What kvetches do at grocery stores? What to do to a "diem," proverbially Was a nag Worker often found with a saw and hammer Walrus's interlocutor Woodworker Woodworking pro Wright Wood-nesting insect Wacky shenanigans of a woodworker? Woodworker in one's family tree? Woodworking relative? Where woodworkers talk shop? Woodworker's funding? "We've Only Just Begun" performers Woodworker tends to the plants? (John) WOODCRAFT woodwork WILTON product Wall-to-wall installation Wall-to-wall, for one What a new homeowner may rip up Wall-to-wall floor coverings Wall-to-wall items. Wrist joints Wrists Way to commute Wrist Well-known mystery writer. Writer Caleb Writer John Dickson Writer famous for locked-room mysteries Writer of "locked room" mysteries. Writer of best-selling mystery stories. Writer of detective stories. Writer of locked-room mysteries. Writer of many a mystery. Writer of mysteries. Writer of sealed room mysteries, John Dickson ___. WHITE marble White Italian marble. Working woman's choice? Writer John Le ___ Wheels away? "Wayne's World" actress wheelchair Wealthy patronage. Wheels and deal? Women's suffrage leader Won, as a voting demographic Won, as a voting district Won, as an election. Waged Wagoner Wages Wages, as war Why Fisher's cell phone's staticky? Winner of the fourth season of "American Idol" Waste product waste-product Wonderland's creator Wacky entertainer born Scott Thompson "Wayne's World" costar Win in, on Election Day Win, as an election. Word before "a tune" or "the ball" What power lines near cornfields might be doin'? Win, as a prize. Wage What Mom is obligated to do as her due date approaches? [The Beatles, 1969] What Mopsy might do in the band? What a modem might do? Welder's mandate? "Was there a ___ 9/11? Were the planes hijacked, or were the planes themselves radicalized?" (deep questions about a 2006 film) What a jam is packed with What a lot may have What a lot may have a lot of What lots have lots of What makes up a train What some plants produce What the answers to starred clues are part of What's in many jams Wheels for America. Wildcats and Jaguars, e.g. Where a belt is almost always required to be worn Where a child is parked while driving Where baby sitters ride? Where drivers park themselves Where models stand by models Where to see the latest models Writer about the sea. Western capital (1979-82, 1984) Writer who married the same man twice, in 1937 and 1945 Wain Web shopper's convenience Web store icon What a peddler pushes What a shopper pushes What you add CDs to on Amazon Wheel (off) Wheeled aisle vehicle Wheeled convenience Where desserts may be ordered Where selected items go, on Amazon.com Word after ox or go Word with "apple" or "push" Word with apple or dessert Word with tea or dessert Word before blanche Word on a menu Written challenge World combines Winner over Ford: 1976 Wagoners. White House family after the Fords White House family: 1977-81 Wristwatch pioneer WHITE semi-opaque connective tissue Wheel on an automobile Wagons full. Warehouse containers What Tom Waits sounds like he smokes them by Worked for Mad, maybe Worked on a panel? Worked on a strip War games ammo (with the preceding space) Weekend family excursion What pings may indicate Wagons What Brits call "trolleys" What shoppers trundle Wagon-maker What a Thanksgiving guest of honor might do Whittle Whittle or chisel Whittle while you work? Work on a pumpkin, perhaps Work on a sculpture Work on a tiki, say Work on a totem pole Work on a turkey or pumpkin