Letter W 57250–57500

What included a top hat, for Lincoln? "What's with the ___?" (question to a friend in an unusual outfit) What Bob Marley tells you to do before you stand up? Words to roust an oversleeping ecclesiastic? What invalid card readers might read Wish on a patient's card "Wise up, dude!" Walk for exercise, or a theme hint Worthless showy thing Word from Icelandic for "gusher" Word from the Icelandic for "gush" Where some jets originate Wonders of nature Wyoming sights Watergate figure with a radio talk show when paired the following answers form 3 lines from this movie West African nation, home to Accra W African country West African country home to Kakum National Park West African nation home to Accra Where Accra is Where Accra is capital Where Ewe and Ga are spoken Where cedis are spent Where the Volta River flows Where the Volta flows Where the colorful kente cloth is woven World's second-largest cocoa producer Where the Hindus cremate their dead. What paneer may be fried in War of 1812 treaty War of 1812 treaty city War of 1812 treaty location War of 1812 treaty site Where treaty ending War of 1812 was signed. Warsaw scene of "The Wall." Warsaw uprising site Where "a poor little baby child is born," in an Elvis song WEST Afghanistan mountain region, obsolete name of a What you might be when you get under the sheet White Halloween costume White House resident, supposedly White figure in Snapchat's logo White-sheet Halloween costume White-sheet wearer's depiction White-sheet wearer, on Halloween Whoopi Goldberg Oscar film Whoopi's Oscar film Whoopi's Oscar movie Wolf Larsen's ship Word Game 32-card Word game often played on long car trips Word game often played on road trips Word game popularized by James Thurber Word with story or writer Write (for) Write for another Write for another who takes credit. Write surreptitiously Write things for another's signature. Write without credit write for someone else Wielder of a Neutrona Wand Wrote (for) Wrote anonymously Wrote for another Wrote invisibly Wrote uncredited for another Wrote under someone else's byline Wrote without credit What's found under Casper's Christmas tree? What Macbeth didn't have after Banquo's murder White flower named for the fact that it appears to float Wedding in a haunted house? WRITES for the author Who boo Wraiths Writes secretly Writes the script for another Western tourist attractions. Work behind the scenes, in a way Word spelled per our key White House inits. of the '90s white suit worn in martial arts Willie Mays was one Willie Mays. Word after gas or ice, in astronomy What overuse of a credit card might result in? Weasel family member that may be more than five feet long Washington zoo attraction Washington's Tian Tian, for one World Wildlife Fund symbol Wall Street corporate takeover figure, e.g. West Coast team Willie Mays and teammates Winners of the second World Series World Series stars. World's most massive tree Way to go... downhill Winter Olympics event with gates White House Press Secretary before Carney Was compatible "Where be your ___ now?": Hamlet Wedgelike metal strips in a machine shop Wasp-waisted one of the 1890s Word urging Dobbin. Weak at the knees Winner of 1947 Nobel Prize for Literature. Writer André ___ Writer André et al. What to do to a Scottish charity? Web pic file Web picture file, for short Web picture format Whether it starts hard or soft is a big matter of debate Web animation files Web pic files Way to commemorate someone's retirement White elephant item Wrapping paper alternative What the Greeks left at Troy, apparently What you shouldn't look in the mouth? Wedding reception display Wedding reception tableful White elephant offerings Wrapped holiday offerings Where to buy souvenirs wrap (a gift) in decorative wrapping paper wrap attractively Where a musician earns his money Work for a band Work for a combo Work for a musician Work in a band Working musician's goal with two seats and no hood Walloping War between Giants and Olympians. work Colette 1920 novel Woman's paid escort Word that follows "American," "Deuce Bigalow: Male," and "Deuce Bigalow: European," in movie titles What many cats play Where one might say, "I'm with the band" Work for bands Why the soldier feels relaxed W.W. II dogface W.W. II enlistee WWII enlistee WWII soldier, slangily What Brits call Action Men What a Washington portraitist wasn't called Willem's "Finding Nemo" role Writer Scott-Heron Western US river Western lizard Western monster Western river. ___ woodpecker (bird of the Southwest) Woolworth Building architect with gold Coat When actress Radner captured the zeitgeist? Whose father was Rigoletto? What some lilies are Word before Age or cage With The, 1935 Claudette Colbert movie "Wealth and Poverty" author George Workers in goldleaf Waistcoat Waistcoat; dickey Woman's vest: Fr. waist- or hip-length garment Well-known Denver part Wattles. "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" composer With an expensive coat? With gold trim Watchful gaze Whining "I want it!" Words from the slap-happy? Walk lamely Walk unevenly Walk with difficulty Walk with pain, perhaps Walking difficulty Walking trouble Walking difficulties Walks unevenly Walking with a sprained ankle Walking with a sprained ankle, e.g. White Lady ingredient Whitney creation Whitney's claim to fame Whitney's device Win at rummy Win in a card game. Winner's cry in a card game Winning cry in a card game Winning game cry Word before "rickey" or "rummy" Word before "rummy" or "fizz" Word before mill or rummy Word from somebody who's knocking Word from the French for "juniper" Word said after knocking Word said while putting one's hand down Word to end a card game winners-cry What NOTICING can anagram to With "The," 1978 play that won a Pulitzer With knockdown, a prankster's game white ginger What some men are made of Winter house material? (... letters 6-10) Wide-mouthed porcelain container With caution With extreme care and delicacy With extreme care. With the utmost care with extreme care or delicacy Words by Eugene Field Where to meet for a Tom Collins Whitney's factory? Well-known name in textbooks. Went out, in a card game Won a card game Won a game without knocking Won a rummy hand Won at a rummy game Weasley of the "Harry Potter" books Weasley sister Weasley who married Harry Potter Weasley with a crush on Harry Potter ___ Weasley of Harry Potter books We cotton to these devices Whitney contraptions Whitney's inventions Wins a card game Wins a certain card game Wins at Rummy Wins at a card game. Wins at a certain card game Wins at cards Wins in a card game Wins in a certain card game Withania Where you may have a yen for shopping WWI Sergeant, Joyce Kilmer "Win one for the __": Reagan "Win one for the ___!" Who to win one for