Letter W 54750–55000

Why some shoppers stop at magazine racks? W.H. Auden book of poems Why many people visit Napa? When Velcro, the Frisbee and Tupperware were invented With extra alcohol, as wine "We're constantly attacked" and "the stockades are rotting"? Where to find a lot of bars Winter hat sold at the U.S. Bullion Depository gift shop? Western end of the George Washington Bridge Where the George Washington Bridge tollbooths are Wimbledon duration Where a garrison gets gas? Where the Civil War began WISHING cap owner WHEEL at casino What Perot has made Wealth or fate, in one word Warning about strain by doctor: one that has a lot in it? Wilder film, with "The": 1966 What the world's largest piggy bank holds? When life begins, it's said When life begins, some say Winks count Winks number __ winks (nap) Workweek with overtime, for many Working stiff's stint, perhaps West Coast football pro West Coast pro What Alaska became in 1959 Web-based discussion area What the General Assembly is. Where Caesar perished Where Roman met Roman Where senators met in ancient Athens Where the action was Where to argue the issue. wander far Why the knight went shopping? WISCONSIN State motto Wisconsin quarter back's words? Wisconsin's motto Word before march Word from a Wisconsin quarter back? Wagon train cry [you can relax ...] Words from a gift giver Words spoken while handing over a letter Words spoken while presenting a gift Words with a gift Work by Verdi, with "La" Water filled ditch Winner of an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in 1973 Winner of eight choreography Tonys Winner of the most Tony Awards for choreography "Woman in the Mists" subject "Woman in the Mists" subject Dian What each circled square in this puzzle represents What's left of a dinosaur What paleontologists study. Where Jodie lives? Warred Word with "ball" or "language" Word with ball or play Word with weather or ball Where many shots are taken Whodunit phrase Whistle prompters What you may notice, part 3 Word seen on cornerstones Washington and Madison, for two Washington, Adams and Jefferson, and a hint to the starred answers Where castings are made. Where iron is cast wellhead Water or soda dispenser Word paired with water and pen water-spring WARNING: Effects on children unknown Waterman's product Writer with a nib Writer with a reservoir Writer with a well Water features often found in city plazas Water sources Wallace novel, "The ___ Just Men" Wee hour What leap years are divisible by Word with "ball" in an umpire's call Word with score or square Word with some or score. Word with square or star WEST African bay Wake-up time for those on the early shift, maybe Wee hr. Wee-hour time When Tabitha woke up today When middle watch ends When some newspapers are delivered When the middle watch ends What musicians count, sometimes Western meeting place? Where Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah meet World Series blowout War and such What each of the five theme entries ends with We already know the winner of tomorrow's presidential election! His last name is ___ What this crossword completely lacks What Bannister broke Washington slept here. With "The", Alan Alda film of '81 With "The," 1981 comedy directed by and starring Alan Alda What a quadrilateral has (Women's college group) ___ (Chekhov play) With steadfast firmness. Without equivocation Wilson's ___ Points Where's Campbell? Woodrow Wilson’s post-WWI peace plan When Santa calls "Vixen," in poetry What today is When independence is celebrated What a character breaks when they talk directly to the audience What critics gave a great movie about old Russia? What this answer has What an intersection may have Where vision is most acute Word following {/land/} or {/water,/} to an ornithologist Where Perdue shoots baskets from? Wade Boggs book subtitled "My Favorite Chicken Recipes" "What does the ___ say?" (lyric in a viral 2013 hit) WISCONSIN Indian What a kit may become With warren, Manitoba town Wolf cousin World leader since 2000 What kits become Wild canines Wolf cousins Wartime depression Wartime setting When shortened, violin feature "What a beautiful ceremony, Megan and Helen ___!" Where "Tallyho!" may be heard Wirehaired hunter Waltz relative Where to go between acts waiting-room Word from the French for "fireplaces" Winner of four Indianapolis 500s winner Four-time Australian Open champ winner Indy 500 1983 winner Warm & ___ (OPI nail color named for a Muppet) "Wocka, wocka, wocka" speaker Well-known columnist and panelist. What to call some brothers Weapon that explodes into shards, for short Wound with a grenade Wound, in a way, as a fellow G.I. Warning on a box Word on a cardboard box Word on a crate Word on a parcel containing glass Word on some parcels. Word stamped on a package What some entourages maintain WORK of art, unfinished portion of Wounds with a grenade, in slang Weak NIN song, with "The"? Weak and delicate Weak or delicate Weak; slight Word that becomes its own synonym when a "g" is added within it and an "e" added at the end of it Wanted: Clothing store worker who's not so robust "Willy's a weakling!" Wooden holder of a painting Word with picture or freeze Where to pick up some art supplies? Worker on our Constitution. Writers of the Constitution. Warby Parker array Warby Parker purchases Where strikes are seen Whodunit misdirection Whodunit plot elements Writer Lebowitz WALLIS and Futuna Islands, parent country of Western Union nation. Where "La Traviata" is set Where "six" means "six" Where Auriol is President. Where Calais is Where Paris is Where the Coneheads said they were from Where the Loire flows World Cup country Writer Anatole ___ winner World Cup 1958 sensation Willard or Perkins "Whip Hand" author Well-known TV name. Writer of jazz anthems? Witness to Fort McHenry's bombardment WESTERN nationality, person of Westerner Whaley who's Van Miller on "Ray Donovan" Wiener Word after Anne and before Frank weiner wienerwurst wienie without envasion honest without evasion honest Workmanlike singer? Wilder role Walt Disney Concert Hall architect Walt Disney Concert Hall designer Why "Respect" became a hit? Writer of the Tony-winning musical featured in this puzzle "What About Bob?" director War of 1870-71 Wild with emotion Wrought-up Wrap tightly: Naut. Wrap with ropes, at sea Water ice. Wrapping tightly with ropes Where boys will be boys Where brothers live together Where pledges are taken Word before "house" or "boy" Word before house or party Word with "house" or "party" Word with house or boy work for peace Where one might be rushed Where many Greeks are found Where many college Greeks live, for short Where rushing strategies are often discussed Weimar wife Westphalian wife Wiesbaden wife Wife in W rzburg Wife, in Berlin Wife, in Bonn Wife, in Munich. Wife, in Weimar Wife, in Wiesbaden Wife, to Wolfgang Wife: Ger. Wife: German.