Letter W 45000–45250

Whitney who went to Yale, appropriately Whitney with a 1794 patent Whitney with a gin Whitney with the gin Whitney, but not Houston Whitney, by birth and by education Whitney, for one Whitney, the creative one Who's "Comin'," in a Laura Nyro tune Who's coming, according to a 1969 Three Dog Night hit Wide receiver Rogers William F. Buckley was one William F. Buckley, notably Winner of the crew race. Word repeated before "lama sabachthani" by Jesus on the cross World Series of Poker star Elezra ___ Wallach, actor from Brooklyn "Whitney" actor Chris D'___ "Wild River" director Kazan Writer of "Essays of ___" Warren's "Splendor in the Grass" director Well-know nom de plume. Well-known Lamb. Well-known nom de plume. Writer Lamb Writer of essays Writer's nom de plume Writer-director Kazan Walt Disney s middle name Walt Disney's father Walt Disney's middle name Walter -- Disney Willem Dafoe's "Platoon" role Writer Canetti What British do with "a" in "secretary." What the untruthful cockney did? Wiesel Wiesel called a "messenger to mankind" by the Norwegian Nobel Committee Wiesel of the Peace Prize Wiesel or Abel Wiesel or Ducommun Wiesel or Faure Wiesel or Nadelman Wiesel or Siegmeister Wiesel who came to the United States in 1955 Wiesel who said, "Indifference, to me, is the epitome of evil" Wiesel who said, "One person of integrity can make a difference" Wiesel who wrote "Night" Wiesel who wrote "Night," "Dawn" and "Day" Wiesel who wrote "The Golem" Wiesel who wrote "The Night Trilogy" Wiesel who wrote, "there may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest" Wiesel with a Nobel Writer Faure. Writer Lolis Eric ___ Writer Wiesel ___ Wiesel, Nobelist for Peace Words from Psalm 22. Wiesel and Abel Wiesel and Ducommun Wiesel and namesakes Wiesel, Abel and Ducommun Writer Wiesel and bacteriologist Metchnikoff Writer Wiesel and others Who said "The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference" Whom the Nobel Committee called "a messenger to mankind" Worthy of choice. Worthy of selection World jurist Root Whom some bystanders thought Jesus was crying out for on the cross, per Matthew 27:47 Wood found in many frames? Wood in Hollywood Wood in Tolkien films Wood of "Sin City" Wood of Hollywood Wood often seen in forests Wood used in casts Wood who played a hobbit Wood who was Frodo Winner of the 2003 Golden Arm Award Wife in late 2009 headlines Writer Glyn Writer Wylie Wylie or Glyn. ___ Wylie, American novelist (1887–1928). ___ Wylie. Writer Vittorini "Waste Land" poet "Wasteland" poet. "Whispers of Immortality" poet Well-known American poet Well-known poet. Writer George or T. S. Writer George or T.S. Writer T. S. Writer T. S. or George Writer T.S. Writer T.S. or George Writer of the 1950 Tony-winning play "The Cocktail Party" Writer George and others. Writer George et al. Writer known as Old Possum, and his family Writers George and T. S. "We'll give a long cheer for ___ men" ("Down the Field" lyric) "Whiffenpoof" singers "Whiffenpoof" warblers Wallace and Whitney Wallach and Whitney Wallach et al. Where Greek athletes trained. Where Olympia was. Where Olympic games started. Where Olympus was Where ancient Olympians dwelt. Where ancient Olympics were held. Where the Augean Stables were. Whiffenpoof Society members Whiffenpoof Society singers, e.g. Whiffenpoofs Whiffenpoofs, e.g. Whitney and Manning Whitney and Wallach Whitney and Yale. Whitney and others Whitney et al. Woman in a "Paint Your Wagon" song Woman sung about in "Paint Your Wagon" "West Wing" first daughter Woman in a Beethoven piano title Woman's name in a Beethoven title Wonder working bibical figure Wonder-working biblical figure Wonder-working biblical prophet Wonder-working prophet in II Kings wife of Aaron What "o'er" is an example of What an apostrophe may signal What apostrophes are often used for What contractions display Word shortcuts Writ server: Law. Washington City Paper writer Silverman "Where the ___ meet to eat" "Who's Who" group Who's who World's largest modeling agency Word on a bottle of "snake oil" "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" singer Wild Thornberry voiced by Lacey Chabert Woman who sings "Burn" in "Hamilton" Windsor resident {/Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?/} (1966), {/Butterfield 8/} (1960) Well-known Cockney Wapiti, by another name Wawaskeesh Wearer of a tooth What the Brits call a moose White-rumped deer White-rumped grazer White-rumped westerner Wild West show animal Wild bugler Wolf pack's prey, perhaps Wolf-pack prey Woods wanderer World's largest deer Wyoming roamer Wyoming's National __ Refuge wanderer Tundra Like the Winner, with Tippi and Ursula, of the 1963 female New Star of the Year Golden Globe Western city on the Humboldt River Wapitis Wapitis, e.g. Wawaskeesh and wapiti Wawaskeeshes Wearers of teeth Wild buglers Warning sign in the Rockies "When I gave you an inch, you took an ___."—Heywood. Wall bracket shape Wall bracket's shape Wall-bracket shape Wing for I. M. Pei Wing not for flying Wing of Wren Wing of a building, perhaps Wing of a house. Wing of a kind Wing of a mansion, sometimes Wing on a building. Wing shape, perhaps Wing that can't flap Wing that can't fly Wing with a bend Wing with no feathers? Wing, to Wright Wing, to an architect Wren wing Wren's wing Wright Wing Wright angle Wright turn? Wright wing, maybe wing ALA ALAE ANNEX PINION building wing Architectural addition wing Building addition wing House wing Wright "Waiting All Night" singer Eyre "We All Love ___: Celebrating the First Lady of Song" (2007 tribute) What she becomes in Spain What she is in Madrid Wilcox or Raines Woman's name that means "completely" Woman's name that's also a Spanish pronoun Writer ___ Wheeler Wilcox ___ Wheeler Wilcox. Woman of note #1 "W" rival "World's number one fashion magazine" Women's magazine founded in Paris Women's glossy publication W alternative W competitor W shelfmate What an aspiring model may read What is she in France? Where "Project Runway" winners appear Woman of Paris Woman's magazine Woman's name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet Women's issue Women's mag published by Hachette Filipacchi Women's mag since 1985 Women's magazine Women's magazine founded in France Women's magazine since 1945 Women's magazine with a palindromic name Woods of "Legally Blonde" Woods who got a 179 on the LSAT Woods who perfected the "bend and snap" Word for a fille. Word for a madame Word for an école coed World's best-selling fashion mag World's largest fashion mag World's largest fashion magazine Worldwide fashion mag ___ Woods, lead character in "Legally Blonde" Winner of four Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Talk Show Host