Letter W 34000–34250

Word before "top" or "circle" Word before circle or rotation Word before top or dust Word with cash or bumper Word with duster or circle Work on photo makeup Work of extraterrestrials? - not! Wheat and corn Wheat, corn, etc. Wheat, rye, etc. Wimbledon Cup sport Wonderland pastime "White Christmas" crooner "Where can I get one of those necklaces with a t?" "A ___?" "A___ from where?" (classic "Arrested Development" exchange) Walk or wind preceder Walk or word lead-in Walk to the other side of Walk to the other side of the street What Hollywood and Vine do What five horizontal answers do with this one What this puzzle's across and down answers do What two obscure puzzle answers shouldn't do White symbol on Switzerland's flag William Jennings Bryan's 1896 "___ of Gold" speech Word before 'words' Word before patch or word Word that can precede the first word of the twelve starred entries in this puzzle Word with Red or Blue Word with fire or word What the Delaware was, Christmas, 1776. What an NFL kicker needs to kick over Wall-to-wall floor supports Weapon (used to set of a quarrel) Weapon far less wieldy than the Avengers movies would have you believe (sorry, Clint) Weapon firing bolts Weapon of old Weapon similar to an arbalest Weapon that killed the Albatross Weapon, old style. William Tell's arsenal Way to run or ski Winter Olympics sport What a certain Slav does to ensure a bill is correct? Waded to the other side of Went counter to. Went against one's own party Went from one side to another? Workout regimen with tire flipping Where you might line up your shot Worker with a stop sign With ill humor William Jennings Bryan: July 9, 1896 "What is your least favorite form of advertising?" World-shaking Operation. Workplace efficiency aid wind blowing across the path of a ship or aircraft What this puzzle's capitalized clues are, both by definition and pun What are you doing now? What are you doing? What's black and white? Wish, part 4 Wynne's invention: 1913 Where to find lots of gnus? What catchers do Well-known playwright. What you have to pay to get the bread bits released from your salad? What a humbled person "eats" What certain braggarts eat What might give "caws" for concern for a farmer? What the humbled eat Winged creature Word with eat or scare Wrecker's tool Waldo's place Water cannon target, perhaps What a "hot dog" plays to working classes workpeople What people tend to do when a rush-hour subway train arrives Widely popular shows, say Worthy of applause What ochlophobes fear What ochlophobists fear Wikipedia is an example of it Was a braggart Was exultant What Chantecler did at dawn. Woke up the birds? Was boastful about Wild onion Watch knob What Jack broke What Jack broke, in rhyme Word before prince or colony Wreathed What the miniature engraver made for the queen? What the royal electrician has in his vault? Whisky first produced for King George VI's 1939 visit to Canada Whisky-inspired Run-D.M.C. album? "We Three Kings," etc.? Wrinkles of a sort. *Whence "Land ho!" may be called Wartime airport near London. What the Apple II included What was watched on '50s TV Where to see a d.a. Where to see some icons, briefly Where attys. argue Wine classification in Bordeaux or Burgundy Wine classification Wine designation that sounds like a rowing team Wine grade Wine label word Wine type: Grand ___ Wine word Wine-label word Word after Premier or Grand Word on a bottle of French wine Word on a magnum Word on a vin bottle Word on une bouteille de vin Word on wine labels WEARING a cross What Jesus suffered Wanting tact. Well-made product? What barrels measure Without tact Well stuff Well target "Without You" band Mötley ___ "___ wars, wasting the earth."—Milton Wanted: Diamond salesman less likely to treat customers kindly What awaits a tragic hero With malice Where oil and vinegar are found Where oil or vinegar may be found Wine or vinegar bottle WATER excursion Wander about. Win easily What Katie Holmes lost in divorce court? Went on a Carnival ride Went to sea Won without a sweat Warhead carriers Wanders around "Who's Harry ___?" (1989) What Nancy Pelosi described some tax cut benefits as Wretchedly inadequate Wads, as paper What a crash test tests What lettuce lends to a sandwich Worked abs Word made up for a classic candy bar slogan *When to pull an all-nighter When a chocoholic is under pressure? When the pressure mounts When the pressure's on What a cause might turn into war Holy Wars of the Cross *Wedding march remnants? Weird Al: "Matter of ___" Wine deposit Word after "upper" or before "over" Water fleas, barnacles, etc. What finger sandwiches lack What Penelope has to memorize? (2006, 2008) "We ___ tears of mascara in the bathroom" (Taylor Swift lyric) "When Doves ___" "When Doves _____" (Prince) What a baby often does What Evita asked Argentina not to do for her What big girls don't do, according to the Four Seasons What big girls don't do, in a '60s hit What you can't do in baseball? What you cannot do in baseball? Whoop or weep Word after "rallying" or "battle" Word before foul or wolf Word oft repeated in "96 Tears" Word with "war" or "battle" Word with war or far Whiners Whiny brat Washington/Kline film of '87 Warn of disaster Words of revenge from Caesar's spirit. Wet one? What parents give a baby a pacifier for? "Whee!" What the clumsy idiom savant might do? With "gram," a word puzzle Word form for "secret" "What investment do you recommend to your fellow creatures of the night?" Where "marmalade" might represent "represent" Watch cover Waterford glass Waterford product Where Billy debuted? What the plastic surgeon created after I asked to look like a "City Slickers" actor? What a bull in a china shop might leave behind? Watch parts What amethysts and rock candy both are What Jefferson Davis headed: Abbr. What the Arizona Terr. was a part of Whom R.E. Lee fought for "Who Are You" is its theme William Petersen TV series William Petersen series William Petersen's series Writer with a famous wardrobe "Wasted on the Way" band, for short What the Merrimac was part of: Abbr. "Woodstock" quartet, initially Woodstock quartet, for short Woodstock supergroup, briefly "Washington Journal" airer "Washington Journal" channel "Washington Journal" network "Where History Unfolds Daily" Washington channel Washington sta. What government junkies watch Where shots are often on the House Where to hear hearings Where to see Congress Where to see Congress creation Where to see Congress in action Where to see Congress on TV Where to see Congressional hearings Where to see House parties? Where to see government programs Where to see hearings Where to see the House Where to view the House Where to watch politics Window on Washington "Washington Journal," for one Weinberger et al. Web styling language often paired with HTML Web coding letters Web designer's language: Abbr. Western Fla. Panhandle setting Western KY clock setting Wichita time zone Windy City hrs. Windy City time Windy City winter hrs.