Letter W 53750–54000

When a member of the Justice League has possession of the football, __ Warners at corners Wearing the most bling, say watertight material used to cover joins in a roof What an old sci-fi comics fan might see? What Brits call a "torch" *What Brits call torches Way to hold one's liquor? Whisky holder Whiskey holders Without air, as in a tire What an a cappella singer never wants to be With no air, as a tire Without air, as a tire Without bubbles Without carbonation Without fizz Without hills Woman's shoe Word emphasizing an amount of time Word with car or fish Word with panel or screen Word with screen or cap Walk-up getup? Waferlike baked goods What nonreflective paint has weak foot *Want-ad heading in the London Times, perhaps Way to refuse With no show of emotion "We fix ___." Women's shoe styles Wall-mounted TV feature *Wall fixture in a den with great speed or effort What crunches may produce WASHINGTON State cape Washington cape, S. of Vancouver Island. What adulators employ What a fork in the road might lead to? What a spare replaces Woes that affect about 220 million U.S. drivers each year Wall-mounted sets What a whoopee cushion imitates Windy, in a way with the flat or broad side down or in contact with another surface worm, such as a tapeworm, with a flattened body "When You Got It, ___ It" ("The Producers" song) wave proudly Wind player Wife of Vespasian What tongues detect Words that add depth to a video game character "Warts and all" wart Wart, perhaps What a "bug" is. without any imperfections or defects With no imperfections Without a mistake Warts, so to speak Weak points What a loupe may reveal What linen is made from Whence linseed oil and linen Where linseed oil comes from Whip snapper Wee bloodsucker Wee circus worker Wee hopper Wingless parasite Word before market or circus Word preceding "circus" and "market" Word with "circus" or "collar" Word with "circus" or "flicker" Word with "market" or "circus" Word with circus or market Word with market or collar with bounce Bug Wildflower once thought to repel pests Why a dog may scratch Where to browse alfresco Where to buy bugs? Where to buy things secondhand Where to find secondhand rows Where to pick up a bug? Weekend events Where recycled clothes appear What some collars keep off What some collars ward off Woe for some boxers Woes of an itchy, twitchy dog? Where to buy produce from bassist Michael Peter Balzary? "Whence all but he had ___ . . . " Was off and running Went swiftly. What Georgie Porgie did. WING for flight What runners do Well-known defense attorney WOOL fiber/fibre, thin sheet of (carding) WOOL shorn from sheep, quantity of (hist.) Warm lining Warm sweater material Winter coat lining Winter jacket lining Winter lining Wool coat Woolly jacket Where to see acrobatic sheep? Warm and fuzzy inside? Wrap carol? Warm coats Wool coats Wipe out municipal coffers with a scam? Warm, sleeveless outerwear What a pursued perp might do? Warm and fluffy Warship contingent Warship group Well-known London street What a flagship leads World-famous street. ___ week What time is. Warship groups When military ship crews dock and become tourists in big cities West Germanic language Whaler's way to blubber Work on a whaler Work on a whaling ship Work with blubber Whaling V. I. P. WHATEVER has corporeal life WORLD (the) What candidates "press" What candidates "press" a lot of What ghosts lack What Ezra's skeleton supported? WITHOUT bone Was a blur Was gone with the wind. Was wind-borne Waved in the air. Went Southwest? Went by air Went by helicopter, say Went by jet Went by plane Went by quickly Went exceedingly fast Went from airport to airport Went like mad Went like the Dickens alias Went like the dickens Went quickly by Went really fast Went sky-high Whipped along Whizzed Whizzed (by) Whooshed Went from coast to coast, perhaps Was over in no time Was an Orly arrival? Went it alone Went without a copilot What Lindbergh famously did from New York to Paris Went into the air "Weird ___, but OK" WIRE of electrical cord What a bodybuilder does Work one's biceps Worked a muscle Willing to talk waxlike With some wiggle room Warming up for gymnastics Work-when-you-want set-up waviness Wrist action Wrist motion Wrist movement whiplash Whip-cracking motion Website for your photos What keeps photos on the internet? William Bridgeman, for example. Woman with wings Warm-weather pests Western bees What fielders shag Wins acceptance Works without a partner Worker in the sky Worker on an aircraft Where planes land on an aircraft carrier What luggage at Logan factors into? Weaker, as an excuse Weak, excuse-wise Weak, like an excuse *What might make sparks fly? Walrus captain Water crisis city Wig out Wilson who played Geraldine Word before phone or book What a presidential candidate hopes to do to increase likelihood of victory, and this puzzle's theme Went ape Went crazy for, or what the starred answers' indicated parts are, in two ways? Whale's limb. What each word of six or more letters in this puzzle does Wields a spatula What the coin-tossing referee offers? What to expect from a sassy waiter? Where to find a less popular tune What spouse does every night, step 1 WAVE briskly Way to earn interest? What sexy singer will do with audience What some soubrettes do What you might do on a first date Wink at someone, say Wink suggestively, say Wink, maybe Wink, perhaps Wishful winker Was coquettish Wasn't serious Winked, maybe Winking, maybe What hummingbirds do Work the room With "Top," some golf balls Went from place to place. "Who Dat Girl" rapper __ Rida Waitress at Mel's Diner Waitress in Mel's Diner Waitress on "Alice" Waitress on TV's 'Alice' Waitress who said "Kiss my grits!" What is the name of andy capp's wife? White-aproned TV character White-clad insurance-ad character Wife of Capp, Andy hangout Woman in Progressive Insurance commercials Woman in Progressive TV ads Woman in Progressive ads Woman in white in 100+ ads Worker at Mel's Diner "We all ___ down here" (quote from a noted balloon enthusiast)