Letter W 44750–45000

Word with fence or blanket Wiring problem What's measured in watts Wiring issues Where "we gonna rock down to," per Eddy Grant (1983) What the 2024 Dodge Charger aptly is What the perimeter answers in this puzzle literally create What the e-aquarium supply company offered? Wheeler's plug-in publication? Where the Chargers play? wiring installer Wiring woes? What the charismatic leader was? Where to buy light bulbs? Wedding shower gift Where to see pop-ups Word form with magnet What juice comes out of Water desalination method With your popularity, you'll be easy to ___, ___ What the e-video production company offered? ". . . waitin' for the Robert ___" "Waiting For the Robert __" Well-known followers of Robert Well-turned White-tie, say Word rhymed with "intelligent" in T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" willowy Woman of fashion With a lot of style With beauty and class With great urbanity. With panache with elegance Wistfully mournful Woeful poems Writer of laments. Writer of mournful verse. Writer of pieces in passing? Writer of plaintive verse. Writer of sad poems Writers of lamentations Writers of poetic laments Writers who work with dead lines? Writ against a debtor Writ against a debtor's property Writ involving debts Writ no longer legal in England Writ of a debtor Writ of execution writ delivering debtor's property to plaintiff Write a lament about Write certain poems. Write à la Thomas Gray or John Donne Wrote sad, sad verse Whitman does it in "O Captain! My Captain!" Writes a poem in mourning for "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," for one "___ Written in a Country Churchyard" Whitman work Whitman's "O Captain! My Captain!," e.g. Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," e.g. Words of passing interest? Warner Music Group label Wire in electric fire What Holmes said to Watson. Word to Dr. Watson Word to Watson Word to a fictional Dr. Water and air, e.g. Weather, with "the" What B and C (but not A) may represent Wind, rain, cold, etc. Wind, rain, etc. Wind, rain, etc. (with "the"). Wolfram and selenium Workers in some Pittsburgh factories With "The," book with the chapter "Words and Expressions Commonly Misused" With "The," classic guide for writers, and this puzzle's theme With "The," classic writing guide (and this puzzle's title) "Wonder Woman" actress Anaya W.N.B.A. star ___ Delle Donne Whom Thurgood nicknamed "Shorty" as a clerk of his in the 1980s Wife of Andrei Sakharov W.N.B.A. M.V.P. in 2015 and 2019 Wild trumpeter What the e-pastry shop offered? With "The," 1980 Anthony Hopkins film What do mahouts ride? Walrus relative Worker whose charges may charge What a blind man mistakes for a snake, in a fable "Welcome to" sign abbr. What a topog. map shows Whitney stat. What built-up shoes do. What an altimeter indicates WHEAT storage place Warehouse for grain. Way to get to the top Way to get to the top, perhaps What one taking a flight doesn't use? Where L stands for Lobby Where to hear Muzak What you might hit to get higher Where a car goes only up or down Where a car moves vertically What "hendeca" means. What "onze" means. What one of Nigel's amps goes to in "This Is Spinal Tap" What the circled squares go to, literally When prime time ends What six bells may mean When many Veterans Day ceremonies are scheduled Winning numbers What a hendecagon has When time is running out Woodland being with ageless features Wannabe dentist Hermey, e.g. Wearer of pointy footgear Wearer of pointy shoes Wearer of pointy-toed shoes Wee gift wrapper Wee helper Wee mischief-maker Wee seasonal employee Wee toy assembler Wee toy maker Wee toymaker Will Ferrell Christmas comedy Will Ferrell Christmas film Will Ferrell Christmas flick Will Ferrell Christmas movie Will Ferrell Xmas film Will Ferrell character Will Ferrell comedy Will Ferrell film Will Ferrell film of 2003 Will Ferrell flick Will Ferrell hit of 2003 Will Ferrell holiday classic Will Ferrell holiday comedy Will Ferrell holiday film Will Ferrell holiday movie Will Ferrell holiday movie of 2003 Will Ferrell movie Will Ferrell movie made into a Broadway musical Will Ferrell pic Will Ferrell title role Will Ferrell's shortest movie title Winter toy maker Woodland fairy Word becoming its adjectival form when "in" is added to its end Worker for Santa Worker in Santa's workshop Worker in a Christmas movie Worker in a northern workshop Worker in a noted workshop Worker in a toy workshop Worker up north? Worker wearing jingle bells Worker with a pointy hat Worker with an important Claus in their contract? Worker with pointy shoes Workshop employee with a green hat Workshop sprite Workshop temp Workshop worker World of Warcraft character Wrapper for Santa worker North Pole explorer Where Queen Mab rules. "Where's Charly?" actress Taina We march to his music Works of a famous Spanish painter. Workbook portmanteau "Whiffenpoof" singer "Whiffenpoof" warbler W., in his college days Wallach Wallach Actor Wallach awarded an honorary Oscar in 2010 Wallach from Brooklyn Wallach in "Night and the City" Wallach in "The Associate" Wallach in "The Godfather, Part III" Wallach in "The Magnificent Seven" Wallach in "The Two Jakes" Wallach of "Baby Doll" Wallach of "Cinderella Liberty" Wallach of "How the West Was Won" Wallach of "Lord Jim" Wallach of "Mystic River" Wallach of "The Associate" Wallach of "The Godfather Part III" Wallach of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" Wallach of "The Holiday" Wallach of "The Magnificent Seven" Wallach of "The Misfits" Wallach of "The Tiger Makes Out" Wallach of "The Two Jakes" Wallach of "Tough Guys" Wallach of "Wall Street" Wallach of "Winter Kills" Wallach of 'Nuts' Wallach of 'Sam's Son' Wallach of 'The Deep' Wallach of Hollywood Wallach of film Wallach of many films Wallach of movies Wallach of the movies Wallach of the screen Wallach of the silver screen Wallach of westerns Wallach or Lilly Wallach or Manning Wallach or Whitney Wallach who acted well into his 90s Wallach who was "the Ugly" in a 1966 movie Wallach who wrote "The Good, the Bad, and Me" Wallach with an honorary Oscar Wallach, for one Wallach, the actor Wallch of "Lord Jim" Wearer of a "Y" sweatshirt Well-known Whitney What a "New Haven Promise" awardee becomes When repeated, cry in Matthew 27 Whiffenpoof Whiffenpoofer Whitney Whitney after whom Whitneyville, Conn., is named Whitney family patriarch Whitney for whom a Connecticut museum is named Whitney in the National Inventors Hall of Fame Whitney of cotton gin fame Whitney of gin fame Whitney of the cotton gin Whitney of the gin Whitney or Lilly Whitney or Manning Whitney or Terry Whitney or Wallach Whitney or Yale Whitney the inventor Whitney who graduated from Yale, appropriately Whitney who invented the cotton gin Whitney who patented the cotton gin Whitney who was, aptly, a Yale grad