Letter W 52750–53000

Was duped by Was gotten by Was taken in by Was a chump Was smitten WHEEL rim Wheel rims. Was beaten by Were conquered by Wheel's rim. Wanted poster figure Wanted poster subject Wanted-poster depiction Word from Old French for "traitor" Word from Old French for "wicked person" WOOL fabric, pressed Was of the opinion Was pretty sure Wept (for) What a tip may be Wool fabric, neither woven or knitted. Was embarrassed Was somewhat confused Wasn't uncomfortable Was completely comfortable Was in one's comfort zone Was totally comfortable Was contrite What a stuffed animal sits on? Was unencumbered (to) Was awash in euphoria Was pleasurable Was sitting pretty Was intuitively certain Was drunk Was up to par Was just fine, emotionally ___ way (groped) Was blue Was bummed out Was in the dumps Wasn't worried Wasn't worried about danger Was really, truly understood Wanted to just go somewhere and hide Was confident: 2 wds. Was driven What was once called a "fountain paintbrush" What's the point of marking things? What a drawer may hold Was strong enough for What -ess may denote: Abbr. Woman for short Woman, in slang What comes as a relief?: Abbr. What "F" often means Wife or daughter WIFE (law) Wife, as used in legal phrases. Wife, in law Wife, legally Wife, to a lawyer Woman, in law Woman, in lawyers' lingo Woman, jurisprudentially Woman, to a lawyer woman or wife Wives, in law. Woman's enticing movements? Womanly characteristic Women's ___ movement Women's libbers Whom to cherchez Wife abroad Wife, in France. Woman, to Watteau Woman: Fr. Word with "fatale" Women in Paris. *Woman's story? Women, slangily Walker's support Walker's supporter Wetland similar to a bog Wetland often found in Eastern England Waterlogged area Waterlogged land Waterlogged lowland Waterlogged spot Watery lowland Wet lowland Wet spongy land Wet spot Wetland where peat grows Wetlands Where a water mint grows Where to find cattails Wildflower habitat Will-o'-the-wisp site What a home run usually clears What has posts all around a site What surrounds some yards What the indecisive sit on? Where the indecisive sit Where to find pickets White picket ___ Wield a foil Wield an epee Wield an épée Wire barrier Work with foils wall around a yard Wielded an epee "White picket" barriers Where to learn to use foils "With fern beneath to ___ the bitter cold."—Dryden. Warded with off WHEEL cover What Brits call a "wing" Wheel guard Wing of a car Wheel guards Wheel guards on a car Wards (off), as an attack Windowlike openings Window arrangements Window, in Calais Wind, in Chinese Wind, in Mandarin What rearranging the furniture might improve Wind and water, in Chinese Wolf of Norse myth Wolflike monster of Norse myth Waterlogged lowlands Wet lowlands Where cattails flourish Window: Ger. Williams' park Where the Red Sox play Writer Dostoyevsky "What're we waitin' __?" Wild animal: Lat. Wild animal: Latin. Wild: Lat. Wild again Wild and menacing Wild but formerly tame Wild in the wild Wild though once tame Wild, as an animal Wild, as wolves Wild, like some cats Wild; savage Word from the Latin for "beastlike" Weekday Weekday of church calendar. Well-known atomic physicist. Winner of the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics "Where the Red ___ Grows" Water-loving houseplant Wetland growth Wilbur's human friend Wilbur's owner in "Charlotte's Web" Woods plant Where certain plants are grown. Water clover and adder's-tongue With fronds aplenty Where Lucrezia Borgia is buried Weasel cousin Weasel kin Weasel used in hunting. Weasel-like animal Weasellike pet Weasellike pet's paws? Weasel-like pets Worked like Charon Wheel alignment Wheel inventor Wheel maker Wheel man Wheel of carnivals. Who reinvented the wheel in 1893? ___ wheel (carnival ride) WALKING stick cap Walking stick caps WATER, convey over the WORK boat to and fro WORK to and fro Way to Martha's Vineyard Watercraft that can carry cars Word with crescent or imagination ___ window (ovulation calculator's estimate) white heat Weekend-long show Word with gab and fun Word with gab or October Word with gab or Oktober Word with gab or slug Word with slug or fun Word with song or slug Worsens over time Word with film or music What some concerts offer Wearing red and green, perhaps Word that means "a celebratory publication written by the colleagues of a retiring scholar" (11) Watermelon go-with in a summer salad White Greek cheese White pizza topping white salty Greek cheese Word before pig or position Word with monitor or position WRAITH of living person (arch.) Wait on, in a way What retrievers do Was an obedient dog Went for, at an auction Went to collect What rover did White House affair, maybe Wine and dine lavishly Winning owner's party with a party Honor Wined and dined, say Wines and dines whiffy Worshipped object Whitlow in cattle. Working order What a womb contains What an embryo develops into Womb contents Womb inhabitant Womb resident What the Hatfields and McCoys had wild justice What 103 degrees equal What a thermometer may measure Word before "pitch" or "dream" Word with "scarlet" or "yellow" Word with cabin or jungle Word with yellow or gold wkrp deejay johnny Where to find the Tottenham Hotspur playing? " . . . we happy ___ . . . ": Shak. Word in a Marines slogan Word in the marines' slogan weak in numbers without a quorum Word often conflated with "less," annoying the hell out of prescriptivists Word often confused with "less"