Letter W 56500–56750

Weapon carried in a speakeasy Weapon for Capone Weapon for a gangster Weapon in prohibition Weapon that takes its name from its inventor Weapon: Slang. Whacking tool What a hood may hide What a mug might hold What the Kattegat is. Wise guy's weapon Wiseguy's weapon weapon Hood West Indies shark Wall opening Walled-city entrance Was flexible Water or Iran ender Way into a garden Way into the yard Way through a fence Way to get out of a field What not to get from the boss What you may find at the door, or what you get at the door Where a horse race begins Where a horse race starts Where boarding passes are scanned Where one might hear pre-boarding announcements Where the Derby begins Where the Preakness starts Where the racehorse starts Wicket perhaps finally suggesting skulduggery Wicket, e.g. Word with "post" and "way" Word with house or keeper work of a gatekeeper Without barriers "Within Our ___" (1920 film) Web tycoon Winner at Saratoga Winner at Saratoga in 1777. Winner at Saratoga, 1777. World's richest man, by most accounts With "The", Potok book What New York City is to the Hudson. Where to tell it not whip in What an unambitious one might do? Word often paired with hunter "We ___ to ask . . . " (start of a Thanksgiving hymn) Weapon named for its inventor Weapon with rotating barrels Wetlands critter Winning football coach's surprise Weapons for hoods Weapons in old gangster films WTO forerunner WTO precursor WTO predecessor World Trade Org. predecessor World commerce org. since 1948 Wide-legged... *Wide-legged fashion Wide-legged garments Wide, calf-length trousers Wire Measure Wire thickness Word with "fuel" or "tire" Word with "tire" or "fuel" What a scale does? What Caesar called France Whom Caesar conquered Willie of the '80s Chicago Bears With the, a challenge. Wild ox of East World's largest cattle wild cattle Wound dressing Wound cover Weaved materials Was charitable at the office? Was generous Wasn't sturdy What you did at the office? World Party "All I ___" __ way (collapsed) Was moved some What Lola did in "Damn Yankees"? Was wildly generous, in a way What O'Neill wields What Rainey wielded: 1933–35 What a chair might hold What may bring a meeting to order What the chair holds Was exhausted What many of us wish we'd done more of this year Wine made from Cortese grapes Welterweight boxing champion. Welterweight champ. Welterweight champion. What rubberneckers do Wide-eyed witness "We're Having ___ Sex" (Ashley Gavin podcast) What the 1890s were called Word before "bar" or "pride" Word on some Pride month gear Writer Talese What may go off when someone's not straight with you? "What's Goin' On?" singer Marvin "What's Going On" singer "What's Going On" singer Marvin "What's Going On" singer, 1971 Works stocked by a bookstore with a rainbow flag With festiveness When Lillian Russell reigned. Wolf, in a way. "Where all the cabaret shows are," in song Why some big cats hold a parade? Where many people walk out? Where Samson brought down the temple Where Samson died Where Samson ground meal Where Samson was enslaved Where to find the unusable Yasir Arafat International Airport Watch intently Watch the stars Wondering look Word with star or navel Where Maria and the Captain have their first kiss in "The Sound of Music" What wedding celebrants may stand in Was fixed on something Wild bovine Would you also like to buy binoculars for your safari to get a better look at the antelopes? Word after crystal or star Word with star or crystal. William Allen White made this newspaper famous. Word in many newspaper names Word in newspaper names Word in some newspaper names Winner of Nobel Prize in literature, 1925. Walesa's city Where Walesa worked Wagga Wagga welcome Wellington hail Wollongong welcome Wide-scale measure of labor output: Abbr. World Bank stat Warsaw Pact country inits. Warsaw Pact member west of Poland, for short Warsaw Pact member, initially Wares (abbr.) Whse. contents Whse. filler Whse. inventory Wild cherry tree or fruit wild cherry tree wild or seedling sweet cherry used as stock for grafting What a shift shifts What's needed for the job What's packed in a backpack Wheel with cogs Word with "high" or "top" Word with "landing" or "second" Word with high or low Worker's implements Workman's tools. Watch innards What a derailleur interacts with Wheels of a sort. Wheels with cogs *Where "SNL" is shot Wall-climbing lizard wall lizard Wall climbers Wall-climbing lizards Wolf snakes' prey What "equivalent" may mean on some job descriptions What YWCAs can prepare you for What a H.S. dropout may get What many go to adult high school for What H.S. dropouts may earn What some dropouts go on to get, in brief "Well, I'll be hornswoggled!" "Well, darn!" "Well, fancy that!" "Well, how about that!" "Well, look at that!" "Well, lookee there!" "Well, paint me green and call me a pickle!" "Well, that beats all!" "Well, that's odd" "Well, whaddaya know!" "Well, what d'you know!" "Well, who'd have thought?!" "Whaddaya know!" "Whaddya know" "What a surprise!" "Whataya know!" "Whillikers" or "whiz" lead-in "Whiz" beginning "Whiz" opener "Whiz" or "whillikers" preceder "Whiz" preceder "Whiz" starter "Who ever could have guessed!" "Who'da thunk?!" "Will ya look at that!" "Wouldja look at that!" "Wow! Hadn't thought of it that way" "Wow!" kin "Wow!" to Beaver Cleaver "Wow, I didn't know that!" "Wow," sarcastically "Wowsers!" "Wowzers!" "__ whiz!" ("That's amazing!") "__ willikers!" "___ whillikers!" 'Who'd a thunk it?!' Wally's exclamation Whillikers preceder Whillikins' partner Whiz forerunner Whiz introducer Whiz lead-in Whiz leader Whiz predecessor Whiz start Whiz's partner Whizzer's word? Wonder word? Wonder-ful word Wonder-full comment Wonder-full expression Word before "I didn't know that!" Word before "I don't know" Word before "I dunno" Word before "whillikers" or "whiz" Word before "whiz" Word before "whiz" or "willikers" Word before whiz or whillikers Word for Mr. Ed? Word from Beaver Cleaver Word from Wally or Beaver Word from the Beav Word of amazement Word of astonishment Word of command to a horse. Word of wonder Word preceding "I never thought of that"