Letter W 40250–40500

What the recycling-plant boss does? Was a visionary What Abou Ben Adhem did What Dorothy did, for most of the "Wizard of Oz" movie WHAT HE SAW Walter Mitty's milieu. With one's head in the clouds Wonderful, to a teen "___ Winter fills the naked skies": Shelley Without much cheer Worthless stuff Worthless trash Waterway deepener Wee bit of residue Wine bottle bit Word for "residue" that's more commonly a plural Worthless bit. Worthless remnants left behind WINE sediment Whats left over Wine barrel remnants Wine barrel sediment Wine cask sediment Wine or coffee residue Wine remnants Wine residue Wine sediments Wine settlings Wine-barrel residue Wine-barrel sediment Wine-bottle residue Worst Part Worst of the worst Worthless parts. Worthless residue. Worthless settlement? What makes a German crowd? Word for a German count Well-known Indiana author. Water balloons, upon impact Wetting thoroughly Water balloon battles? Where Wagner's "Tannhäuser" was first performed Wang creation Wedding concern Wedding gown, for example Wedding gown, for one Wedding planner's purchase What a bride gets fitted for Woman's apparel Woman's wear Word after "cocktail" or "wedding" Word after "evening" or "wedding" Word before "code" or " coat" Word before "code" or "rehearsal" Word before circle or rehearsal Word before coat or code Word before code or suit Word with "rehearsal" or "code" Word with circle or down Word with circle or parade Word with cocktail or party Word with cocktail or wedding Word with code and blues Word with code or rehearsal Word with down or up Word with evening or cocktail Word with rehearsal or parade Word with shirt or circle Word with shoe or shop Word with sun or evening Work code subject wedding planner s purchase Winter-weather formalwear Wear for awards shows When some suits don't wear suits When ties are inappropriate With ranch on top Worked on mannequins Wearing the best tennis outfit money can buy Wearing fancy clothes Wearing one's best outfit, say Wore a tux, maybe Wore a tux, say Wardrobe assistant Wardrobe assistants Wardrobe does it Woman's closetful Women's apparel Women's department array Word after house or window Word that can follow the last parts of 17-, 26-, 36- and 50- "Where's the stuffing?" apology *Where a star prepares to shine Where actors put costumes on What the designer engaged in for twin girls? Wardrobe eyesore? What's behind a tie Women's wear - men's wear Wing tips, maybe Women's boutique Women's department sorting criterion Wear suitable garb Wear one's best Wear one's best clothes What the dry cleaner might say after losing a garment? Wear formal clothes. Well-attired What my non-sweatpants pants are now considered White tie and tails, for instance. Word befitting Beau Brummell. Was in a no-win situation? Was matched with in a tournament Was picturesque? Was selected to face, as in a tournament Was the clue giver in Pictionary What Damion Gough did badly as a boy? What the gunslinger did Worked as a cartoonist Worked with markers What the forgetful artist did Wasn't on commission What the artist did Wasn't just a fly on the wall Winced "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" moderator Winfred-Louder employee on TV, or the actor that plays him Writer of the column "Washington Merry-Go-Round" Would tolerate no more Wall Street's _____ Burnham Lambert Where a squirrel squirrels nuts away "When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman" band Wash 'n __ (towelette) Wash'n __ (towelette brand) Wash'n __ towelettes Word on a deodorant label Wee amount of liquid WORK ball forward with series of short hits (hockey) WORK ball forward with series of short kicks (footb.) What certain guards do well What prunes are. Wiped the dishes Wrung (out) Wrung out completely Wrinkly snacks Went through detox Wizened With less moisture Word with hair or clothes wringer Washers' partners Wipes down Wipes the dishes Works at the car wash, say WIND-transported substance (geol.) Wander like a hobo What snow can do Windblown pile of snow Windblown snow pile What Uncle Kracker did when he covered Dobie Gray Wanderers Wanders Wanders (part 7) Wanders aimlessly Windblown piles of snow Winter driving hazards WOOD drifting on shore by water W African baboon West African baboon Whiny dental tool Word after fire or power Word with press or team Work on a cavity What a chuck holds Well taught. Went over some scales, e.g. Wild cat, maybe Wildcat worker Wildcat, maybe Wildcatter Worker in the oil fields. Wildcatters and dentists Worker with a whistle Workshop holemaker What a dentist does, sometimes Workouts Works on a cavity What the dentist gave a new patient? With tongue in cheek Without cracking a smile, say Without humor Without smiling, say Wassail, for one. Wet your whistle What each of the four long answers in this puzzle is What you can't get if you pass the bar? Wonderland message Words on a Wonderland bottle What the construction site newbie often has to go on What you might meet someone for Watches with eager pleasure Welcome comment at a bar #2 Water fall? Water torture? Water trickle Water waster Water-table. Way to make coffee Weak and pathetic person Weedy person Wet nerd? Wet noodles What falls from an icicle What icicles do What melting ice cream cones do What melting icicles do What percolators do Word before "coffee" or "irrigation" Word before grind or dry Worn-out washer result Wash-and-wear ___ wet (soaked) wringing-wet Water falls What a leaky faucet does Wonks What's your favorite opera? Working, as a car What drinkers shouldn't do What moves you (from within or without) Word to the chauffeur Work for Miss Daisy What you do while traveling on a horse, technically? (P to D) Wheel past What people used to do to get a good movie-viewing spot? What a few volts might be enough to do? Wood for a tee Wood for long shots Weave or tailgate, say Woods for Woods Where to learn parallel parking Where a racer completes a lap? Why the chauffeur is under the weather? When radio ad rates are highest What a visitor might turn into With accuracy or distance, a golf stat Woods' forte Winner of the 1976 ABA Slam Dunk contest Winner of the first slam dunk contest "With a word about his favorite clothing retailer, here's...