Letter W 61000–61250

What Massive Attack keeps us "Safe from" What doctors are sworn not to do What doctors shouldn't do What enemies mean to cause you Wing, ding, or sting Word in the Hippocratic oath Work evil Was destructive Weakened military units? Without bite Wife of Cadmus wife Cadmus Wounds What a punch in the mouth might cause? Where Gideon mustered his army "Weird" Cosby character William the Conqueror's adversary "Waltz of the Flowers" need What the minstrel boy did. Wouldn't stop talking about Where naggers find bargains Winged monsters of myth. Whistling member of the Marx Brothers Winfrey's company Winfrey's production company WHALING weapon Weapon attached to a rope Whaling weapon launched from a ship Weapon for Ahab Weapon on the Pequod Whaler's iron Whaler's spear Whaler's weapon Whaling spear Worker on a whaler Web presence for a Marx brother? Won't let it go Winged monster of Greek myth Winged monster of mythology. winged monster Where Churchill was educated. Worked farmland, in a way Worked the soil, in a way Work by Sinclair Yerby Wizard with a lightning bolt scar Wizard Potter Wizard pal of Ron and Hermione Wizard boy who lived, created by J.K. Rowling With 36 and 43 Acr., fantasy by 17 Acr. World War I veteran who served as a U.S. president "Where or When" lyricist WWE Hall of Fame wrestler known as "The Hitman" Wagner TV role Well-known name on Broadway. Western star of silent films. William S. of silents William S. or Moss Woodland deer Woodland male Wrestler Bret "The Hitman" ___ Wrestler Brett Writer Moss "White Buildings" was his first collection of poetry Western author Bret Western author born in Albany Western local-color writer Western writer Bret Western writer: 1836–1902 Writer Bret Writer born in Albany Writer of Gold Rush tales. Writer of Western tales. Writer of Westerns (1836–1902). Writer of gold rush stories Writer of gold-rush stories Writer Bret et al. Where Twain wrote "Tom Sawyer" Wallace ___, bandleader aboard the Titanic What might catch a hunter's eye? Writer Jan de ___ Wearers of big racks William S. and Moss. Westchester train stop Wagner-Powers TV series Writer of "Norwegian Wood" and "1Q84" Westcott's "David ___" Westcott's horse-trading banker. Where Elena Kagan taught Where W.E.B Dubois got his doctorate Where W.E.B. Du Bois got his doctorate Where the Marshall Plan was launched. What the eight Across celebrities all have in common Where Justice Kagan was once dean " . . . woman ___ her way!": Holmes "What ___ gotten into you lately?" "What ___ gotten into you?" "What ___ six wheels and...?" "Where ___ the time gone?" "Who ___ Seen The Wind?" Word for tuning the third string of a ukulele Won't cooperate, say Worst doctor's suggestion (Part 2) Wields influence Wrangles (with) Was previously Washed-up celeb Washed-up person Washed-up star Washed-up star, say "Whatever happened to ...?" subjects Washed-up types Weezer "___ Pipe" What slingers sling What some slingers sling Word before browns or mark Word before function or mark Word before mark or slinger Word with mark or slinger Word with tag or mark What Cleveland football opponents love to do? Word in the etymology of "assassin" Word or phrase preceded by "#" Wrapping for a Twitter user? word or phrase preceded by a hash sign, popularised by the social networking site Twitter Weekly night for leftovers? Works in a think tank Word from the Hebrew for "loving kindness" Welcomes as a guest Words before coming or made Words before coming or out Words before made or easy Wants for nothing Wants to enjoy two advantages at the same time Wants for nothing, maybe Wally Cleaver's pal Eddie Wally's pal Eddie WORK IS FIRST PRIORITY "Who __?!": "Join the club!" "Who ___ gone yet?" "Who ___?" ("Everyone's done it") Word before "a clue" Word before "a prayer" or "a clue" Word before "got a clue" Word before a prayer Word with "a prayer" or "a clue" Watches, as a TV show Wears, as clothing Wears, as duds What a padlock may fasten When pinned, it's a lock Where a padlock goes Window latch Wire loop for a padlock. With a pin, it's a lock Window catches World's most cultivated avocado, named for its developer "Who ___ the wind?" "What ___ Got" (Carly Simon tune) "What dish o' poison -- dressed him!": "Twelfth Night" Was a bother to " . . . why ___ thou forsaken me?": Matt. 27:46 ". . . why __ thou forsaken me?" "... why __ thou forsaken me?": Matthew "...why ___ thou forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46) "...why ___ thou forsaken me?": Psalm 22 Waste cause Waste cause, in an adage Waste creator Waste creator, so they say Waste creator, supposedly Waste generator Waste maker Waste maker of adage Waste maker, at times Waste maker, in a proverb Waste maker, in a saying Waste maker, in an adage Waste maker, it's said Waste maker, maybe Waste maker, per a proverb Waste maker, proverbially Waste maker, supposedly Waste maker, they say Waste producer Waste result Waste-maker Waste-maker of adage Waste-maker of an adage Waste-maker, in an adage Wasteful activity? Wasteful quality. Wasteful speed What makes waste? What people marry in. What some marry in What you make in a hurry With makes and waste, hackneyed proverb Word rhymed with "waste" in a proverb Warning for the fast-food set? Warning to a speeder Wheeze for rash people Why one shouldn't rush Waste no time Work as a metropolitan traffic engineer? Was quick. Wasted no time Wins after all With urgency Waste making trait? Waste-making trait? Where Harold II met defeat. Where William the Conqueror conquered William the Conqueror's decisive battle "What other explanation is there?!" What an army might beat Welcomes at the penthouse Welcomes to one's apartment Welcomes to the penthouse Welcomes to the treehouse "Waiting for Godot" prop Weapon for Oddjob in "Goldfinger" Wear for Seuss' cat Weather protection What Joe Cocker told you to leave on What a gentleman tips What a street musician may use to collect tips What a tipper tips What men doff to Key What to keep a secret under What, in multiple senses, might get tipped Where a rabbit may be hidden Wintertime wear Worn on your noggin Word after "hard" or "top" Word after "high" or "top" Word after "panama" or "party" Word after hard or high Word after high or before dance Word after high or opera Word after old or opera Word before "tip" or after "top" Word before box or trick Word before tree or trick Word before trick or tip Word with "hard" or "high" Word with band or box Word with box or trick Word with dance or band Word with old or hard Word with rack or trick