Letter W 43250–43500

Where faces meet Where ice skates meet the ice Where planes meet Where surfaces of cubes meet Wins by 537 votes, say Wins by a close score Wins by a nose Wins narrowly. With a side foremost With a side leading Way to get a word in With the rim forward. Word often following "word in" with difficulty With more jitters What a pacer may be experiencing Walking on eggshells What some awful comedians claim to be Wired on caffeine, perhaps Wait, lifting half of leaf suitable for eating Weed gummy, e.g. What skullcap mushrooms aren't Word from the Latin for "proclaimed" "Warhol's little queen, ___. An angel with a broken wing" "What I Am" singer Brickell Warhol superstar Sedgwick Warhol superstar Sedgwick Warhol "superstar" Sedgwick Warhol actress Sedgwick Warhol associate ___ Sedgwick Warhol icon Sedgwick Warhol muse Sedgwick Warhol pal Sedgwick Warhol pal Sedgwick Actress Warhol protege Sedgwick What Am I singer Brickell Widow of Ernie K. Windsor in a winning same-sex marriage case Wisteria Lane home seller Wisteria Lane realtor Woman's name that sounds like a pair of letters of the alphabet Woman's name that sounds like its first two letters winner Falco Emmy Widow of Ernie Kovacs Woman on TV's "Ab Fab" Website map of a sort "War of Currents" combatant "Wizard" born in Milan Westinghouse adversary Who said "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work" Wizard of Menlo Park Wizard of industry. Weed out or change words What a Wikipedian does What diaskeuasts do What many publishers do. Wield a blue pencil Wield the blue pencil Wield the red pencil Wikipedia option Word between File and View on a menu bar Word formed when the tide turns? Word processing command Word processing menu Word processor command Word processor function Word processor menu Word-processing command Word-processor command Word-processor menu heading Work at "The Globe and Mail", e.g. Work at a copy desk Work at a magazine Work at a news desk, maybe Work at the Moviola Work at the copy desk Work cutting words Work for Hearst, e.g. Work for Hearst, in a way Work for Money, e.g. Work for Money, maybe Work for Money, perhaps Work for People, perhaps Work for Winnipeg Free Press, e.g. Work for a magazine Work for a newspaper Work in a cutting room Work in postproduction Work in the cutting room Work in the media Work in the newsroom Work on "Gourmet" entries Work on MSS. Work on People Work on a Wikipedia article Work on a column, say Work on a draft Work on a film Work on a film or a manuscript Work on a galley Work on a lead, maybe Work on a magazine Work on a magazine article Work on a newspaper Work on a paper, maybe Work on a paper. Work on a proof Work on a rough cut Work on a script Work on a text Work on after filming Work on another's manuscript Work on articles Work on copy Work on galleys Work on lines Work on movie clips Work on movie clips, e.g. Work on one's work Work on papers Work on proofs Work on proofs, say Work on text Work on text, maybe Work on the copy desk Work on the galleys Work on wording Work on words Work on, as a manuscript Work on, as a rough cut Work on, as an essay Work on, in a way Work over Time Work over Woman's Day? Work over a Ms. Work over a manuscript. Work over copy. Work over, as copy Work over, as text Work periodically? Work the copy desk Work to shape a film Work with People Dear Work with a blue pencil Work with a director Work with a manuscript Work with a word processor Work with copy Work with words Worry about one's period? work Galley Ancient work Magazine work Newspaper advertising piece work Paper 24 sheets of work on newspaper Wiped out a curse, maybe With revisions Worked for Money, say Worked on a Life sentence? Worked on a film Worked on a paper Worked on copy Worked on galleys Worked on mss. Worked on papers. Worked on text Worked over Time Worked the blue pencil Worked with People, maybe Worked with authors. WWI first lady Wilson Wharton Wharton of literature Wharton or Evans Wharton or Piaf Wharton who was the first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction Wharton who was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction Wharton who wrote "Ethan Frome" Wharton who wrote {/The Age of Innocence/} Wharton, for one Wharton, the first woman to win a Pulitzer Wife of Archie Wife of Bunker, Archie Wife of Teddy Roosevelt Wife of Theodore or Woodrow Wife of Woodrow Woodrow Wilson's widow. Woodrow's second First Lady Writer Wharton Winner of eight Oscars Wharton and Bunker Wharton and Sitwell Writers Wharton and Sitwell Will Shortz's gig Word after "first" or "limited" Word with limited or first Where "Cut" and "Paste" are found Where "crop" is often found Where Copy and Paste appear Where to find "Cut" and "Paste" Where to find paste? Where to select Select All Where you can find paste? Word feature Word has it revision precedes course selection (4,4) Word processor feature Word processor list Watterson or Dana Watterson or W. A. White Web designer's tool Website worker What Maxwell Perkins was. White, in fiction, or Brown, in real life Who approved this clue Will Shortz, notably William Allen White was one. William Allen White. Word changer Word on the masthead. Writer of leaders. Writer's arch-enemy? Writer's best friend, one would think Writer's best friend, you'd think Writer's fixer-upper Writer's guide Writer's helper Writer's need worker Paper 24 sheets of Where to read candidate endorsements Where opinions are stated Wimpish newspaper writer? Wallace, Ross, Hibbs, etc. Watterson et al. Weeks, Ross, Hibbs, etc. Whom reporters report to Wired workers Word processors Writers of leaders. Writers' overseers "We'll fix it in post" fixes What Microsoft Word's Track Changes shows What a first draft lacks Wields a blue pencil Wields a red pen, perhaps Wikipedia article list Word corrections Works copy Works for People, perhaps Works in the cutting room Works on Time?