Letter W 35000–35250

Wild West terr. West African city Western Africa port Western African port Westernmost African Capital Westernmost African city Westernmost capital in mainland Africa Westernmost city on the African mainland Western tribe member Word following North or South Word in two state names Word in two states' names Word seen twice on a U.S. map Word with "North" or "South" Where Pierre and Bismarck are. Western half of a Texas city Word in a spiritual title Writer of the autobiography "Freedom in Exile" Wide spread depression Wide valley Wife of Rogers, Roy movie type Wife of Roy Cartoonist Word from the Old English for "valley" Writer Camegie Well-known Hollywood spouse Western star (1912) Winner of NASCAR's Most Popular Driver Award for 15 consecutive years, to fans Where some streams run Widespread depressions William ___, secretary of commerce under Clinton Windy City name Windy City politician Wet-watch painter Who painted "Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening" Who said "I don't do drugs, I am drugs" Who said "The only difference between me and the Surrealists is that I am a Surrealist" Works by Salvador Works by a Spanish surrealist Works in a Catalonian museum Works of Salvador. Works of a Spanish Surrealist Works of an ultramodern painter. works Surrealist German "Who Shot J.R.?" series "Who Shot J.R.?" show "Who shot J.R.?" soap Where 7-Eleven is headquartered Where I-20, I-30, I-35E, and I-45 converge Where Stars shine Where Wings and Mavs ball Where largest state fair is held. Where the Cowboys play ball Where the NHL's Stars play Where the Stars play Where the annual Red River Showdown rivalry game is played Where to watch the Stars on ice White is their QB World's first professional bridge team What Texas oil makes for German investors? WNBA team whose mascot is Lightning the Pegasus Wastes time While away Wasting time Where Spalato is. Who's first "What's My Line" emcee "What's My Line" host John "What's My Line?" host "What's My Line” host John, 1950-67 Well-known M. C. Well-known emcee. WATER catchment WATER obstruction WATER stream obstruction Water Gate Water barrier Anna destroyed in "Frozen II" Water blocker Water checker? Water control project Water holder-backer Water project. Water retainer Water stopper Water turbine setting Waterway blocker Waterwork? What Sen. Norris gave What holds water? What the fish said when it swam into a concrete wall, per an old joke Wilson or Norris. Wilson, Hoover, or Roosevelt, e.g. Woody Guthrie "Grand Coulee ___" Word after Gardiner or Bennett Work like a beaver "What's the ___?" (buyer's query) "What's your ___?" ("Heathers" catchphrase) What insurance covers Wreak havoc on Wreck, as property What some WATERED pattern, produce a West Asian capital Where a Biblical road led World's oldest capital city, settled in the third millennium B.C. World's oldest continuously existing city Woven upholstery fabric Woven, reversible fabric Woven fabrics Woven like a figured fabric. Woven like damask. Whitewater investigator WIFE of knight Wendy Hiller or Diana Rigg Wendy Hiller's title What one may be dubbed Whitty of films Wife of a baronet. Wife of a knight. Wife of a lord. Woman in a hard-boiled detective story Woman in cheap detective novels Woman of distinction Woman of rank Woman of refinement Woman of station Woman of the knight? Woman who's made a different way? Woman with a title Woman's title. Woman, in pulp fiction Woman, to Mike Hammer Woman, to a pulp novel detective wife round table "What ain't we got? We ain't got ____!" ("South Pacific" lyric) "What ain't we got?" in song What knights' wives are called Wives of baronets. Wives of knights Women Women in pulp fiction, often Women of breeding Women of consequence Women of distinction Women of honour Women of rank Women of station. Women of the knight? Women who are entitled Women, in hard-boiled tales Women, in old detective novels Women, in pulp fiction Women, to a hard-boiled detective Women, to film noir detectives Women, to film noir gumshoes Women, to hard-boiled detectives Women: Slang. With it: Ger. Worked like a beaver "Well shee-it!" "Why did I do that?!" "Wow, I'm impressed!" "Wow, he's hot!" "___ with faint praise." "___ with faint praise."—Pope. Word from Farragut or Butler Word with "straight" or "right" What one does "with faint praise." "Whatever Lola Wants" musical Wayans of "My Wife and Kids" Writer Runyon Writing Runyon Well-known Syracuse men. Writer of the column "The Brighter Side" Writer of underworld tales whose last name is a typo Writers Knight and Runyon Weather word in Seattle Wet to the touch Wettish Wet slightly WETS "Well, that certainly puts a ___ on things" *Work the floor? Wets down WPA projects Water barriers Water blockers Water blocks. Water containers? Water flow stoppers Water gates Water stoppers Watercourse barriers Weirs Wilson, Norris and Hoover. Works like a beaver Works of Paddy the Beaver. Woman hoping for a knight in shining armor Woman in distress? With "The," show about John Astin's river-blocking kids? "What Unites Us" writer Rather Wacky Aykroyd Walter's on-air successor Walter's successor Washington football team owner Snyder Webster, familiarly Writer Brown "Wayne's World" star Carvey Washington Post columnist Milbank Well-known Sun editor. White House press secretary Perino Writer Richard Henry Wynter or Andrews "Well, isn't that special" comic Water wheel, named for mythical maids. Water wheel. wheel water Wynter and Plato "We're on a mission from God" What ballet or salsa have in common What you might do at a prom Waltz around Waltz or tango Waltz, e.g. Waltz, for example Waltz, for one Wang Chung "___ Hall Days" Watusi or dap, e.g. Watusi or waltz Watusi, e.g. What Ratt will do "Undercover" What Terpsichore was the goddess of in Greek myth What flames may do What the Rockettes do Whip or Nae Nae, e.g. Whirl, leap, etc. Word after "round" or "square" Word after break or belly Word after circle or square Word with break or slam Word with folk or tap Word with square or circle Word with square or line Word with square, circle, or line Word with tap or lap Waltzed Waltzed, perhaps What Costner did with wolves What your drunk self did on floor What some lotto winners do Watusi fan.