Letter W 38250–38500

Without much clarity Went out, as a bulb Wall switch What smiles may make Wrestling in a poorly lit dohyo? What a pessimist often takes What pessimists and skeptics take. Wall Street scene, often Welter of sound What a jackhammer makes What a lot of partiers make When doubled, a cutesy meal When repeated, a baby's evening meal When repeated, a child's meal When repeated, a kid's meal When repeated, child's term for supper When repeated, informal term for supper "___, won't you blow your horn?" (old lyric) Washington of jazz Washington of song Washington of the blues Washington or Shore Washington the blues legend Washington who sang "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" Washington who sang the blues Washington who was called "Queen of the Blues" Washington who won a Grammy for "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" Woman in "I've Been Working on the Railroad" Woman in the kitchen? Woman's name heard in "I've Been Working on the Railroad" Washington and Shore Washington beach? West, for instance, on the highway? "Wine" counterpart "Wine" partner What a gourmet likes to do. What epicures like to do What some do before dashing Wine accompaniment Wine and __ Wine companion Wine's companion Wine's complement Wine's counterpart Wine's partner Wine's tagalong. Writer S. S. Van ___ Was fed by Wolfgang Puck, say Went to Emeril's Went to Michael Jordan's Went to Spago Went to Spago, e.g. Went to lunch What Lucullus did. Wined and ___ Wined's partner Where Alice worked Where Flo worked Where Flo worked for Mel Where a "cluck and grunt" might be ordered Where a "houseboat" is a banana split Where a trucker fills up Where hash is "slung" Where rye is "whiskey" Where salt is sea dust Where to down some grits Where to get a club sandwich Where to work on the side Where you might have an "eve with a lid on" Widespread Panic song about a place to eat? who s eating What to pay with at a greasy spoon in Cancún? Wherewithal, in Oaxaca Women seen standing at tables Wines and ___ Word associated with wines Writer Isak "We have a winner!" sound When repeated, "Right!" Wacky person wild honeybee "Who is it?" prompter "Who's there?" preceder Wallaby predator Wallaby-hunting canine Wild Australian dog Wild canine Wild canine of Australia Wild dog Down Under Wild dog from Down Under Wild dog in Australia Wild dog in the Dreamtime Wild dog of Australia Wild dog of Down Under Wild dog of the Outback Wombat predator Wombat stalker warrigal wild dog Australian Wallaby predators Wild dogs What Aussie canines speak in? Wild dogs of Australia Worsens, as a credit score What-you-may-call-it. Whatsis What some cars are for What some credit cards offer rewards points for Where to enjoy rolls while rolling? (... first 3 letters + the last 2) Where to grab a bite while travelling through Europe? Where to snack on an Amtrak Where courses are taken Where to gather for a meal Weak hit, in tennis Way too small "What's for __?" What Sheridan Whiteside came for Word before party or theatre Word with TV or theater Word with jacket or theater Word with party or pail Waiter's handout Waiting periods? White House affairs Where mares eat oats? What a thesaurus ain't Wilma's pet Word element meaning "terrible." Writer Buzzati Word from the Greek for "terrible lizard" Whom il Papa worships "Where or When" soloist, 1959-'60 "Winter's Tale" lord Waiters in NBA arenas World's best-selling contemporary female artist of all time, per Billboard magazine wife Zeus "Walk On By" singer Warwick "We Were Five" name Warbler Warwick Warbling Warwick Warwick heard on the soundtrack of "The Woman in Red" Warwick in the R&B Music Hall of Fame Warwick who sang "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" Warwick who sang "Walk On By" Warwick who's released at least one album every decade for six consecutive decades Warwick with 12 top 10 Billboard hits Warwick with a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Whitney Houston's cousin Warwick "Walk On By" singer Marie __ "Walk on By" singer Whitney Houston's cousin W, for one: Abbr. Well-known designer. Who said "A woman's perfume tells more about her than her handwriting" Withdraw from, with "into" Word after "bean" or "skinny" Word after "onion" or "cheese" Word after skinny or salsa Word with cheese or skinny Word with party or skinny Word with skinny or cheese What I, the pickpocket, claim to be? Word form for "paired" Warren Austin, for instance. Worker at the United Nations Went down a bit WATER ousel/ouzel Water ladle Water-barrel utensil Word with "skinny" or "Big" water ouzel Water ouzels Water entrances What pool visitors take. With "dorsalis," a desert iguana W or N, e.g. W, for one WSW or NNE, e.g. WSW, for one "___ Wolf" Grateful Dead Warning of disaster Word before "straits" or "consequences" Word with need or consequences Word with peril Wave a baton What Forman and Huston do What helmers do Without stopping en route Without stops or detours Word before "flight" or "deposit" Was in charge of cuts? Worked a busy intersection, say Well-aimed shot What you might ask a stranger for Without a detour Without a middleman Without detouring Without passing Go, perhaps went direct to the office Where the President went without collecting $200? What filmmakers give before starting a take Word-for-word citation What George Abbott does. Works like Spike Lee Works toward wrapping Water passages that don't turn? With desperation With great urgency With ominousness Words for Pauline's plight Way more desperate Worst, needwise Weapon in old hand-to-hand combat Weapon in old hand-to-hand fighting Weapon that was sacred in the British Isles Warning track material What Pig-Pen is covered in What a detergent removes What a dog may track inside from a walk What a vacuum cleaner vacuums What a vacuum vacuums What an "opposition researcher" is employed to find in a political campaign What gossipmongers dish What gossips dish What kiss-and-tell books dish Where earthworms live Where earthworms lives Where grass roots Word before "bike" or "cheap" Word before poor or cheap Word before road or bike Word with bike or bag Word with cheap or bike Words of warning, part 2 Way out in the country Where one might get into a rut Where you might get into a rut WITH tinge of dark gray/grey Weekend Word before "trick" or "laundry" Word before bird or bomb Word before linen or old man Word with laundry or pool WW2 misfits of film, with "The" What one needs to spot this puzzle's theme? *What theaters play Weasel, to Cagney? Wing, say wean from Word after "somewhat" or "strongly," in an opinion survey