Letter W 39000–39250

Works as an accountant for a Swedish aerospace company? "What ___ thou?" (much older version of "Wazzup?") "When thou ___ alms...": Matt. 6:3 What -- thou?": Ezekiel Works perfectly Works on a sentence Wraps, as a gift "What can I ___ you?" Walker's charge Warrant "___ Eat ___" Wasabi the Pekingese, e.g. Weenie Weimaraner or Pomeranian Westminster contender Westminster winner Whippet. Wolf's relative Won't quit following Word with tag or paddle Worthless thing, in slang wife of doge with a bitter root Plant What a muzzle may prevent Wound from a mutt Wounds from an aggressive pooch Westminster K. C., for example. Whence the quote "ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA! ATTICA!" *When to wear bootees Where Lassie reigns. world of dogs Who lived in the Venetian landmark called the Palazzo Ducale With corners turned down Worn, as the pages of a book. With no holds barred WWII soldier WWII soldier, in slang World War II soldier Warplane combatant [2006] With persistence Worse verse? Writing on many a greeting card Window occupant of song Words of disappointment Words said while stomping one's feet Woof-woof Whence a front yard growl Where a bad husband might be sent Wandering calf Wayward calf Western orphan Western wanderer Where orphans go while their adoptive moms give milk? What a vet gives a pet so he'll accept his restraint? Warmhearted one. Well-intentioned activist Well-intentioned humanitarian Well-intentioned one Well-meaning crusader Well-meaning sort Where boxers and pugs play Where boxers can play Where some boxers get exercise Where one may find a few pointers Where hounds go round and round Where boxers get exercise Where puppies can exercise "Who Let the ___ Out" Walker's charges Westminster entrants What cynophobia is the fear of Whippets. Word with top (head honchos) Watched a friend's pooch Watched a neighbor's Fido Watched a neighbor's pup, say Watched boxers Watched over a pooch Watched someone's boxer West-minster Kennel Club event Westminster event Where a boxer might be champion Where a boxer might win Where boxers compete Where toys may be displayed Watch Fido, say Watch Rover, say Watch a boxer, say Watch a friend's Fido Watch a friend's Frenchie Watch a friend's pooch Watches Bowser, say Watches a boxer, say (... first 2 letters + last 2) Watches a friend's pooch Watches a neighbor's pooch, say Watches over Rover Wheelless vehicles Wretched existence Where boxers may be bathed Where pooches are paw-sitively pampered What a speeding pooch gets? WHITE flowered violet What a chow chow may chew Whistle-blower at obedience school Worker who has a ball on the job? Worker who might be pulled in several directions at once WILGA tree What terriers' ages might be measured in "Well, of course!" "What a moron I am!" "What an idiot I am!" "What was I thinking!?" "Why would I have said that?!" What was written as "(annoyed grunt)" on early scripts of "The Simpsons" Word accompanying a head slap Word coined on The Simpsons that was added to the OED in 2001 Word from Homer Word from Homer Simpson Word indicating Homer's blown it again Word said with a head slap Word spoken with a head slap Word with a Homer head-slap Where Al Jazeera is headquartered Where Qatar Airways is based Where Qatar Airways is headquartered Where the Qatar Foundation is based World capital near the Singing Sand Dunes World capital since 1971 World capital whose Museum of Islamic Art was designed by I. M. Pei "What __ care?" "What ___ do now?" "What ___ know?" "What ___ look like, an idiot?" "Where __ Begin" (theme from "Love Story") "Where __ sign?" "Where ___ begin?" "Where ___ start?" "Why __ Love You?" "Why ___ even bother?" "Why ___ even try?" "Why haven't you asked me before now?!" "___ Wanna Know?" (2013 Arctic Monkeys single) Words after boy or so Words before dare or ever "Why are you telling me this?" "What's the worst that could happen?" Would-be risk-taker's question "Where" from 1960s Off-Broadway "Whatcha __?" "__ What Comes Natur'lly" "___ What Comes Natur'lly" (Irving Berlin song) "___ What Comes Natur'lly," 1946 Berlin song "___ What Comes Natur'lly," 1946 song "What are you ___?!" "What's ___?" Washing, as the dishes Word before or after nothing Working on Working on, as homework Wreaking havoc Wearing two hats "What are you standing there for?" "What are you, chicken?" "When Harry Met Sally" imperative Wrap a gift, slangily Weekend warriors William Barr's grp. Where a sensei teaches Where belts are earned Where some people kick back Where students might kick their feet up Where students wear gis Where to learn karate Where senseis teach Where some get belts Working bosses, briefly Warm up in the pool, say Work out in a pool Work out in the pool "Wordplay" notable Warwickshire welfare Welfare in Wembley Welfare allotment Welfare in Wolverhampton Welfare money Welfare payments, e.g. Welfare, U.K. style Welfare, in Soho Welfare, with "the" Well-known name in Hawaii. Whom Macdonald often impersonated on '90s "SNL" episodes Windsor welfare Winner of 159 electoral votes in 1996 World's largest fruit company ___ Whip (dessert served outside the Enchanted Tiki Room) ___ Whip (pineapple dessert) who lost to Bill Bob Welfare grants Would-be First Family of 1996 Wearer of little clothing Where an inch may represent a foot Woody in "Toy Story," e.g. Woody of "Toy Story," for one Woody or Chucky Word with living or paper Word with paper or rag Worry ___ (Guatemalan figurine) Wallet bill Washington bill Washington site Word after sand or silver Word on a Canadian loonie Word with "sand" or "bottom" Word with store or sign Washington money Where to see George Washington With this clue's number, banknotes with Hamilton's picture What this puzzle's theme adds up to What enough change can lead to Wall St. prefix Wheeled toy Wheeled a camera Warehouse store equipment Whipped cream amount Whipped cream helping Whipped cream serving Whipped-cream serving Whipped cream servings What "poupées" means. What plangonologists collect WASHING board Warehouse cart Warehouse convenience Warehouse roller What keeps a camera rolling? Wheelbarrow's cousin Wheeled platform Woman's cloak. Woman's garment feature Woe, to Wordsworth WATER mammal Whale with a beaklike snout Whale's cousin Washington bills (abbr.) Whip wielder, in slang What may cover a field What may cover a rotunda What the Detroit Lions play under Word after pleasure or onion With a roof, as stadiums With a rounded roof