Letter W 4500–4750

Where a winner comes out Where the future lies Winner's place. Winning a race Winning in the game. Winning the race Winning, for now Winning, for the moment Word after "STOP" or "DETOUR" on a road sign Word after "stop" or "go right" we couldn't see over the heads of the people in front well-advanced *Winning slightly What's UP? When horsepower was developed? When psychics take aspirin? WHERE'S GREENWICH? When to make a reservation When to make reservations ". . . with ___ of gold" What the Tin Man wanted "We're Having ___" "What about me?!" "What am I, chopped liver?!" "What am I, invisible?" "Will you let me finish?" Warning cough Warning exclamation. Warning interjection. Warning sound. Warning utterance. Word of disapproval Word of interruption Word of pardon Word to one who isn't listening Warning coughs. "Why does ___ cross the road?" What no man is, to his valet. "With ___, and a ho . . ." Words said while kicking one's feet up What yellowfin is marketed as What yellowfin tuna may be sold as Worst Picture of 2001? "___ Wind in Jamaica" (1965) What you tell pests to take Words after give or take Words of enlightenment "We want __!" "We want __!": baseball chant "We want ___!" (ballpark chant) "We want ___!" (baseball fans' chant) "We want ___!" (baseball fans' cry) "We want ___!" (chant from the bleachers) "We want ___," frequent Stadium cry. "We want ____!" (stadium cheer) What "we want," at ballparks Words after make or take Wild-feeding org. W. German mfg. city Wide receiver turned broadcaster "Whatever shall I do?!" Weary comment Weary sigh Weary words Wishful phrase Wistful exclamation Wistful phrase Wistful plaint Wistful sigh Wistful words Woebegone lament Woebegone words Woeful expression Woeful words Words accompanied by a sigh Words from the weary Words of Woe Words of distress Words of exasperation Words of futility Words of lament Words of regret Words of self pity Words of self-pity Words of wistfulness Words said with a sigh Words to accompany a sigh World-weary sigh World-weary utterance World-weary words words Sorrowful poem "What's Going ___" (creatively spelled Big Star song) Writer Brofeldt's pseudonym "Well, I guess so" Words of eventual understanding Word after get or grab Word that often follows "grab" Words that often follow "grab" Words that often follows "grab" What Alice in Chains were "Down in" "...-- where the buffalo..." What a house is not What to "give me" Words preceding "where the buffalo roam" "What ___!" ("Hilarious!") "What ___!" ("How hilarious!") "What ___!" ("So funny!") "What ____!" ("That's funny!") What caring people give What's now in Mexico? "Well, ___ for my money . . . ": Shak. What America rode through the desert? What Richard III offered "my kingdom" for When repeated, a plea of Richard III When repeated, cry by Shakespeare's Richard III Why water got diverted in the garden? Word shouted upon spotting land Word shouted to hail another ship Waterman's call. What Alexander Graham Bell suggested as the standard telephone-answering greeting What a hand might say What's up on a boat Word from a sailor What a pirate gives his pet-watcher? Whoops at sea What M.D.'s hear What an M.D. hears, sometimes What fireworks evoke What this puzzle is designed to elicit Wistful sounds Wizard of ___ (nickname for a good massage therapist) Words expressed for a D.D.S. Words of delight Words of surprise Words of understanding Words to masseuses "Well, in that case ..." Words from Charlie Words from Moto Words from Mr. Moto Words mocking grokking Words of comprehension by Charlie Chan words of understanding Mock Wakashan Indian. Wakashan people of Vancouver Island What the psychic plays W. C. Fields affirmative W.C. Fields affirmative Words before "I remember it well," in a "Gigi" song Words of fond recollection Words of recognition WISH well Washington agcy. What Doctors Without Borders provides What FEMA provides What adjutories give What an EMT often comes to What heroes come to What many countries need. What paracletes do What's often needed after a disaster Willie Nelson's Farm ___ Word after "Kool-" and "Band-" Word after "Live" or "sleep" Word after "financial" or "first" Word after "first" or "foreign" Word after "first" or "mutual" Word after "first" or "visual" Word after "hearing" or "audiovisual" Word after "hearing" or "financial" Word after "visual" or "financial" Word after "visual" or "hearing" Word after "visual" or "mutual" Word after Farm or Live Word after Live or Farm Word after first or Live Word after first or financial Word after hearing or visual Word after legal or first Word after legal or foreign Word after legal or hearing Word with "financial" or "first" Word with "first" or "Band" Word with "first" or "financial" Word with "first" or "foreign" Word with "foreign" or "first" Word with "foreign" or "legal" Word with "foreign," "first" or "legal" Word with "legal" or "foreign" Word with "visual" or "hearing" Word with Band or Farm Word with Farm and financial Word with Kool or legal Word with farm or first Word with hearing or visual Word with legal or first Word with legal or hearing Word with traveler's or band Work of the M.S.A. World Bank offering "Written in the Stars" musical Work premiered at the Khedivial Opera House in 1871 What Elton John got a Tony for What John won a Tony for Where to hear "O patria mia" Who dies with Radames? Work commissioned by the khedive of Egypt Work in old Egypt Work set on the Nile Work that debuted at the Cairo Opera House in 1871 Work that premiered in Cairo Work that takes place in Memphis Work whose title character is buried alive Work with a pharaoh Work with an Ethiopian princess Work with singing Egyptians Work with the second-highest total number of Metropolitan Opera performances What I do when hungry? What well-connected lookouts do? "West Wing" extra White House staffer Ward Hill Lamon was one for Lincoln for many years Washington worker Washington, to Braddock Washington, to Braddock, in 1755 Watson, to Bell or Holmes Wearer of an aiguillette West Wing adjunct West Wing helper West Wing staffer West Wing underling West Wing worker West Winger What Brig. Gen. Vaughan is to Pres. Truman. White House assistant White House employee White House figure White House gofer White House helper White House intern, e.g. White House operative White House position White House staffer White House staffer, e.g. White House staffer, perhaps White House worker Worker on the Hill Workplace assistant worker Capitol STATEHOUSE feature Was a good Samaritan to