Letter W 37250–37500

Waiting room site Whence buses are dispatched Where a line stops Where buses are parked Where commuters convene Where lines may cross Where passengers gather Where supplies are stored. Where to catch a Greyhound Where to catch a bus Where to get a ticket to ride Where to get off Where to pick up a bus Whistle stop site Whistle-stop hot spot Whistle-stop site Word after Office or Home Warehouses Whistle stop stops "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" actor Willy Wonka portrayer Wonka player Wonka portrayer Wonka portrayer in '05 Write off value worrit Weighed down What Brooklyn dry cleaners do? What economic planners hope to avoid. With "of," keep from having Withheld from, with "of" Withholds, with "of" Well statistic What "mark twain" refers to What Everclear was "Out of" What a "no-strings-attached" relationship lacks What a perspective drawing creates the illusion of What a plane lacks What a plumb gauges What cheesy pop music lacks What fathoms measure Word with charge or perception What one might sink to What a bowler analyzes for a second roll? Western good guy Wagner's "___ Fliegende Holländer" Wagner's "___ fliegende Hollander" Weber's "___ Freischutz" Weber's "___ Freischütz" Word with Alte or Bingle Word before "Spiegel" in a German magazine’s name Waylay, as a conversation Wreck, as a train Wreck, as plans Wreck, in a way Went off the track "White Christmas" singer, informally What Count Turf won. Where jockeys vie What each capitalized-clue answer is "Wot's dat over ___?" What Mable was to a devoted rookie. Writer Walcott ___ Walcott, 1992 Literature Nobelist ___ Walcott, Nobel Prize-winning poet World Series 1956 perfect game pitcher What tomatoes are thrown in? Word origin: Abbr. What unoriginal band did Work on logical proofs while dining out? Word for "skin" Word form for "skin" "Wild" actress Laura Whittier's "City of the Moor." Wagers at roulette. Writer Earl __ Biggers Weapon used by John Wilkes Booth Word in a ballad refrain. Word sources: Abbr. Words made from others: Abbr. "Wiggle" singer Jason Whirling Muslim maybe, Whirling one Word with howling or whirling Whirling ones With 19A, Drake University locale Word before "Moines" or "Plaines" Word designating "at minimum" in French prices Word in French surnames Word in Iowa's capital Word in a Chicago suburb Word in the name of Iowa's capital city Word on the state capital list Word with Moines or Plaines Word with Plaines or Moines Whipping boy? Writer imprisoned for cruelty and debauchery word-painting What the backward professional adjective writer had? well-drawn WATERLESS region WILD region WILD stretch of land What Antarctica is, technically What Negeb is. White Sands, for instance. Word before Storm or Shield Went AWOL WWII nickname Waterways that are not there WWII soldier in Africa Well-earned punishment WON through effort Worthy one worthy of being treated in a particular way Wanted things watermark work out the structure or form of (something), by making a sketch or plans [ ]walk works Web-page architects What a trimmer might maintain Worth having Worth pursuing worthy of being chosen especially as a spouse Well-known streetcar Williams's streetcar Wish to have Word common to O'Neill and Williams titles. Wished (for) What Lucille Ball did? Walkway created by foot traffic Worn-out dirt or grass that's an indication of where people mostly walk Wants strongly Wish list items, e.g. Wish list, essentially Wishing for Wanting (with "of") Word in a threatening legal letter "Why is a raven like a writing ___?"(riddle posed by the Mad Hatter) What a cubicle surrounds What a pupil sits at What many writers write on What some students write on Where a mouse often resides? Where a student sits Where lots of business is concluded Where things are pigeon-holed. Word after "help" or "lap" Word after "standing" or "information" Word after foreign or city Word after front or help Word before job or calendar Word before job or jockey Word on many personalized letterheads Word with city or kidney Word with front or help Word with help or hot Word with information or front Word with pad or set Work area Work at it Work site, for many Work space, for many Work spot Work table Work-from-home need Workplace, for some Workplace. Writer's station Writing table What a detective might be demoted to White-collar work Writer's light Writing accessory Where former pros worked Where office clerks work Where office workers work Where students sit in classrooms Where teachers may have apples or Apples Where to find pigeonholes. Where workers sit White-collar workbenches Work areas Work places Work sites Work spots for struggling musicians Work stations Work stations for students Work stations where people might stand Workspaces Workstation parts Workstations Workstations for receptionists Writers' workplaces Writing tables Windows and wallpaper setting Windows work area Windows workspace Writing surfaces Where I-35 and I-80 intersect Where Reagan worked as a sportscaster Where Ronald Reagan worked as a sports announcer Where they read The Register With no one around Was without hope (of). "___, why don't you come to your senses?" Western figure Wild ruffian Willing to try anything, maybe Wyler's "The ___ Hours": 1955 Worthy of keen disapprobation. worthy of being despised What a misanthrope does. Won't countenance Won't go anywhere near Wielding absolute power Wearers of iron heels. *Work position with little mobility? Watermelon, for example. What a loser may skip What's served last Word from the French for "clear the table" Where to get your last licks in? What might beat you to blowing out the candles on the cake? WILL the end What will be Wipe off the map Wreak havoc Wreck completely War vessel. wreckers Wild, deadly fungus Wreck Italy's capital? wasteful With neither plan nor purpose Without a definite purpose Without logical connection WNBA's Shock, on scoreboards Whodunit solver: Abbr. Word above a perforation Works a perforation What a blowup shows. What a close-up may reveal Work on a car where the devil usually is What's in the fine print Work squads in the Army. Writ for continued custody. Writ for holding a prisoner. Writ sought by a warden