Letter W 41000–41250

Wild West battles Watchful lady. Watchful Spanish ladies Writer Alice __ Miller What Elks pay What clubs hit you with What members pay What must be paid What the AMA operates on Writer's guild fees Witch in "Faerie Queene." What a couple of people can play What it takes two to do What one can't sing? What two can coo What two could do Work for four hands Work for piano and violin Work for two Work that can't be done alone Work with a partner Whittemore and Lowe specialties. Works for two "Where the elite meet to eat," in old radio Works of a modern French painter. Was into Was more than superficial Was really into Was totally into Went after buried treasure Went after hard facts Went after treasure Wielded a spade Wielded a trowel Worked in the garden. Worked to uncover something Worked hard at Whalelike mammal, the sea cow. water cow whalelike mammal Waiting place in a park Where a baseball team sits Where many bats are seen Where Orioles and Cardinals sit Where Yanks, Dodgers, etc., sit. Where baseball teams sit Went for the airport canine corps? "Well, ___!" ("It's so obvious!") "Well, obviously!" "Well, that was a no-brainer!" "Well, that's completely obvious!" "Well, that's obvious!" "Well, yeah!" "What a dope I am!" "What a dope!" "What a no-brainer!" "What am I, stupid?" "What an oaf I am!" "What do you think I am, stupid?" "What else could it be?!" "Who doesn't know that?!" 'Well, how obvious!' Word from Snerd Word that retains its meaning when preceded by "no" Word with a head slap Weaver's charge? Weaver's offense? What a weaver may be guilty of, briefly Why a sot gets pulled over (abbr.) Word after soup Wayne Wayne nickname Wayne sobriquet Wayne's nickname Wellington's title Where Coach K coaches Where Mike Krzyzewski coaches Where Nixon went to law school Word from the Latin for "leader" Wallis Simpson's husband Whom a state was named for What pugs put up Wilfred Owen's "___ et Decorum Est" What the umpire's tones are not. Worship given to saints. Word for a playless Jack weariful WASHINGTON airport Washington-area airport Would you also like to add a rental car to your flight to the D.C. airport? *What a teacher might wryly ask class to "keep it down to" Washes out Wears down, as a blade With ville, a complete bore Without any sparkle Without much intelligence Without sparkle Without verve Where Bob Dylan was born, May 24, 1941 Words of acknowledgment When doubled, a hollow-nosed bullet When repeated, a classic candy When repeated, a dolt While: Lat. Writing Pere Writer whom a Paris Métro station is named for Waiter or bell Waiter or bell preceder Waiter's intro Word after play or before luck Word before "luck" Word before luck or cluck Word in a Jim Carrey film title Word said three times while smacking the forehead Word with bell or waiter Word with down or luck Word with luck or waiter Word with waiter or bell ___ waiter (elevator) Weight training device Weight, or lightweight West Indian aroid plant What a fluke is an example of Walt Disney creation. Walt Disney's flying elephant. Words written on a pacifier? "What a ___!" (Bette Davis quote) Word after garbage or data Worst kept, as a motel Won ton, e.g. Wonton, e.g. Writes a Dear John letter Where some go diving Word before "fire" or "diving" Washington's new bishop. What bill collectors do What some creditors do When repeated, "Law & Order" sound Wearer of a cone-shaped hat Wearer of a conical cap, once Wearer of a conical hat Winner of the school cap. Wiseacre. witling woodenhead Wearers of conical caps What to wear when cornered? What Rip Van Winkle heard. Where to see sea oats White Sands National Monument sight White Sands National Park formation Wind-formed hill Wind-formed mound Wind-piled sand Wind-swept hill Winner of the inaugural Nebula Award for Best Novel Wind-sculpted hills in the desert Wind formations Windblown formations Windblown sand Workwear material often used for overalls wearing dungarees Where Dantes was held, in "The Count of Monte Cristo" What America runs on, according to an ad slogan Wets a doughnut Wilt's specialty, in cagers' jargon. Watery carnival attraction Washington congresswoman Writer Dominick Word said with a shrug Wayne and Shuster, e.g. What Salt-N-Pepa were not, despite their name What you, me and a mike create What's needed for a "Who's on First?" routine White Stripes, for one Word you've seen before in a crossword? Wing of a two-family house? When North and South battle East and West. What the 10 longest answers (including this one) all lack Washington's ___ Circle Written in a major key, in music Written in a major key. Wave-cap alternative Wave-developing garment When doubled, "Hungry Like a Wolf" band When doubled, "Hungry Like the Wolf" band When doubled, "The Reflex" band When doubled, band that performed the James Bond theme "A View to a Kill" When doubled, band with the 1984 #1 hit "The Reflex" When repeated, "Hungry Like the Wolf" band When repeated, Second British Invasion band When repeated, a pop band When repeated, a rock group When repeated, an 80's-90's pop group When repeated, rock group named for the villain in "Barbarella" "What was that again?" band Will and Ariel ___. Will or Ariel Will, the historian William or Ariel Works by a German painter-engraver Works by painter Albrecht Works in the Louvre. What an interrogator may put somebody under Word from the Latin for "harshness" Where U. of New Hampshire is. When usage is highest Well-known name in baseball. Was bold enough, Shakespearean-style Was afraid to: Archaic. wheat variety Wheat for pasta Wheat in pasta Wheat used in pasta wheat with hard dark-colored kernels high in gluten and used for bread and pasta When Dracula wakes When bats come out When car headlights get turned on When day meets night When headlights are turned on When many parks close When the lights go on When moose are often active WESTPHALIAN capital WESTPHALIAN city Waugh's "A Handful of ___" What collections might collect White-glove detection White-glove discovery White-glove find Wipe clean, as furniture Wipe the woodwork Word before "bunny" or "devil" Word before "bunny" or "jacket" Word with bin or bunny Word with bin or mop Word with pan or bowl Work on some bookshelves, say Waste site What a parent may think is under the [puzzle's central image] Word with crop or feather Worn by Gibson girls. Warren's "Ishtar" co-star William Farnum's brother. "Wag the Dog" star What the housekeeper wore to work? Whisk brooms' companions Wipes clean Wipes clean, in a way Wipes off, perhaps