Letter W 47250–47500

"Watermark" singer, 1988 "Watermark" vocalist "Watermark" warbler "Wild Child" singer Winner of four New Age Grammys World-famous Irish mezzo Writer/singer of an Elvish song for "The Lord of the Rings" Wyoming Senator Mike Wyoming Senator Mike facing Liz Cheney in primaries Women's shoe designer ___ Angiolini What '-ase' may signify when mammals arose Epoch "We don't care if you're gay" letters "We don't discriminate" letters "We hire everybody," briefly "We'll give anyone a chance" letters "We're hiring" letters "We're not racist, we promise", in classified ads Want ad letters Want ad palindrome Want-ad initials Want-ad letters used in hiring Want-ad ltrs. Weed of the West ___ weed (Western plant) ___ weed, rangeland plant Wind-related Wait at the motor vehicle bureau, say Wait for a bus on a rainy day? Wait time at the DMV, seemingly Wait time at the cashiers on Black Friday, seemingly Waiting period, it sometimes seems Waiting period, seemingly Waiting time at the DMV, seemingly Waiting time at the motor vehicle bureau, seemingly We live in the Phanerozoic What a waiting time may seem Wildly long time Word found in "time on end," appropriately Word from the Ancient Greek for "age" Word that's sometimes an exaggeration Wait at the D.M.V., seemingly Wait at the DMV, it seems What it hopefully won't take for you to solve this puzzle What it takes for stars to burn out What mountains form over What mountains rise over What one that drags apparently takes Wa-a-a-ay in the past Waaaaaay in the past Way, way back when Way, way, way back in the past What it used to take to get word in prehistoric times? Wand representer, in myth Whose tears create the morning dew, in myth Winged dawn goddess Winged goddess of Greek mythology WHITE blood cells whose granules readily take up a stain called eosin Washington, D.C. environmental agency Walter Peck's org. in "Ghostbusters" Waste watchdog: abbr. Waste watcher's org. Waste watchers (abbr.) Waste watchers gp. Waste watchers? Waste-watching org. WasteWise watchdog (abbr.) Wastewater-monitoring org. Watchdog agency's intitals Watchdog feds Watchdog gp. proposed by Nixon Watchdog org. established by Nixon Watchdog org. since 1970 Watcher o'er wetlands Water efficiency org. Water monitor, for short Water monitoring grp. Water quality org. Water safety agcy. Water safety org. Water tester, briefly? Water tester: Abbr. Water watchdog Water watchdog, briefly Water-monitoring org. Water-quality org. Water-testing org. WaterSense agcy. WaterSense org. WaterSense program org. WaterSense program overseer, for short West Virginia v. ___ (2022 case that limited executive-branch authority to regulate carbon emissions) Wetlands protection org. Wetlands regulator, for short Wetlands watchdog What Ruckelshaus heads Whitman runs it Whitman's agcy. Whitman's former org. Whitman's grp. Whitman's troops William Ruckelshaus was its first head: Abbr. Water quality tester, often Where water samples may be tested, informally Where some fed. animal tests are performed wearing an epaulet wearing epaulettes "Where the Impossible Becomes Possible" park Walt Disney World acronym Walt Disney World attraction Walt Disney World neighbor Walt Disney World park Walt Disney World theme park Walt Disney theme part in Florida, USA Where to catch "The Seas with Nemo & Friends" Where to ride Frozen Ever After Where to see Spaceship Earth World Showcase setting World Showcase site World Showcase theme park Weapon electrified in the Olympics Weapon for Athos Weapon for Flynn Weapon for Hamlet Weapon for Porthos Weapon for an Olympian Weapon for an Olympic contestant Weapon for fencing Weapon for masked athletes Weapon for scoring a hit Weapon for swordplay. Weapon in fencing Weapon of choice Weapon that shares an etymology with "spade" and "spatula" Weapon that's hardly dangerous Weapon used by Olympians Weapon used for an appel Weapon used in 18th century. Weapon used on a piste Weapon used when saying "En garde!" Weapon whose name has two accents Weapon wielded by a masked athlete Weapon with a 90 cm blade Weapon with a V-shaped groove Weapon with a bell guard Weapon with a bell-shaped guard Weapon with a blunt end Weapon with a blunted end Weapon with a bowl-shaped guard Weapon with a duel purpose? Weapon with a fluted blade Weapon with a pistol grip Weapon with a point d'arrêt Weapon with a push button Weapon with a three-sided blade Weapon with a tip guard Weapon with a triangular blade Weapon with sharp point. Weapon with two accents Weapon with two accents in its name Weapon written with two accent marks What a thruster may hold What one carries for parries What touches with points are points in White-glove activity White-gloves sport Wired sword Women's Olympic event since 1996 Women's Olympic sport since 1996 Word from Old French for "lance" Word from the French for "sword" weapon Dueling souvenir weapon Olympic award weapon fencing Weapons at the Olympics Weapons for Boisse Weapons for Olympians Weapons for some fencers Weapons for the Musketeers Weapons for the Three Musketeers Weapons seen on pistes Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long Weapons that are hardly cutting edge Weapons used by the Three Musketeers. Weapons used in the Olympics Weapons whose tips are held in place with grub screws Weapons with 90-centimeter blades Weapons with a pistol grip Weapons with bell guards Weapons with blades about a yard long Weapons with guards Weapons with push-button tips Weapons with touch sensors worship of words Where France's best champagne is produced. WORD to make meaning of preceding word or sentence clearer, addition of WORDS to make meaning of preceding word or sentence clearer, addition of Williams athlete Wedding invitations, postcards, and such Where St. Paul wrote 1 Corinthians Where the seven sleepers slept. "When Harry Met Sally" screenwriter Nora Writer and director of "Julie & Julia," 2009 Writer/director Nora Williams College athletes Williams College students, in slang Williams athletes Williams team What may be left of center? Word before centre "War and Peace", e.g. "War and Peace", for one "Whoa, that's amazing!" Way awesome Way impressive Weighty production What may require lots of extra help? With a cast of thousands Word before "fail" or "novel" Word before "hero" or "fail" Word before "proportions" Word before fail or poem Word before tale or fail Word for Homer's works Word often preceding "proportions" Word with "proportions" Word with poetry or proportions Work in heroic verse. Work of Homer Work with a wide scope Worth many retellings Worth retelling repeatedly Worthy of DeMille work Homer work Michener epic Where quakes originate Where some waves originate Where the tremor is worst Where there's a lotta shakin' goin' on Where there's a whole lot of shaking going on Works by Homer and Virgil, e.g. Works of Homer, e.g. Way-long classics Works inspired by Calliope, e.g. Website with a "4 Levels of . . ." cooking show Website with a "Recipes & Menus" section WIDESPREAD disease WIDESPREAD outbreak Widespread ailment. Widespread illness