Letter W
Where smoking jackets are worn
Where to see some squash
Where to stay on a rainy day
Where you might go when it starts raining
within the four walls
What a loud child may be asked to use
Where to make a splash year-round
Wearing clothes fit for a queen?
Wearing opposite-sex clothing
"Welcome to the club" target
When you'd expect
When appropriate
When the moment is right
What to do on Thanksgiving
Warehouse district
Well-known 500
Where the Pacers and Fever play, for short
Whip-wielding hero, to pals
Winston alternative?
Warlike Saxon king.
Written with four sharps
Where birds are devouring corn seriously
With all sincerity
With sincere intent
Without irony
" . . . weed/That rots itself ___ on Lethe wharf": Shak.
Worse than awful, foodwise
"When ___ You" (1977 #1 hit by Leo Sayer)
"When ___ You" (Leo Sayer song)
Wanting Buzzcocks song?
Whitney Houston's "All the Man That ___"
Words before "vacation" or "drink"
...when it's cold outside
Words best not said to a bear
Words from one about to break into tears
"Whyyyy did we stay out so late last night?"
Words after yawning
Words yawned in the afternoon
What an extended thumb might indicate
"Who's game?"
"Would someone come on stage"
Words accompanying a raised hand, maybe
Words of desperation, perhaps
"We need to take some time apart"
WANTING good taste
With no skill
Without any skill
Without skill
Without finesse.
Without much skill
With few or no active properties.
Without energy
Without power to act
Without power to move or act.
Without power to move.
Word for krypton
What Newton's first law of motion concerns
What keeps things in constant motion
With little movement
Without moving
Wedding gown designer Di Santo
What the Spanish call the "lamb" saint of Rome
Woman's name also spelled with a "z"
Woman's name that means "pure"
Woman's name that's also a plural suffix
Waiting for payment, perhaps
Waiting safely, before a house sale
"Well __!" (remark of shock)
"Well, __!": "Harrumph!"
"Well, __!": "What an outrage!"
"Well, ___!": outraged words
"Well, ___!": shocked words
"Well,___!" (huffy phrase)
"What chutzpah!"
"What nerve!"
Words of shock
Words often declared after "Well"
Where some court exhibits are put.
With estimations, say
wrongness
Weather forecasting and others
Weather forecasting et al.
Way too liberally
With single-minded determination
WWII correspondent ___ Robb
Woman's name that may also be spelled with an "s" at the end
Writer Robb
With a single flat, musically
With one flat, musically
Written with one flat
Well-known for negative reasons
Well-known, but for the wrong thing
Well-known, but not well-liked
Where 12/7/41 lives?
Word in a 12/8/41 address
Word that replaced the original draft's "world history" in an FDR speech
Word used by FDR, 12/8/41
Worse than a bad Reputation
Words from "Silent Night"
Widely accepted
With terror
With trepidation
"Whut are ya ___?" (Dogpatch jail question)
Word often confused with "imply"
work out from evidence
What to expect for a much lower price
Word after Disco or Dante's
Where many Cubans put their trust?
Where home is
Where the third baseman plays
work oneself into
What "to solve" is: Abbr.
World without end.
Weak and feeble
Weak in health
Where to see the camp doctor
What's possessed by the overly self-possessed?
What the O. P. S. is fighting.
Wet midair weather?
WIND-pollinated plant
Water feeding a lake, say
Water received, e.g.
Water's movement, at times
white caps
white horses
Wanted poster?
Welcome center offering, familiarly
What FAQs are full of
What FAQs offer
What FAQs provide
What a help desk provides
What docents provide
What help desks provide
What is offered when you call 411
What one gets at a briefing, briefly
What to get from an FAQ page
What you get from Google, and what Google has on you
What you want to know
What's known
What's what
Who, what, when, where, etc.
Wikipedia page contents, for short
Word, colloquially
Widespread rumors, in a portmanteau
With 61A, what these answers show
Where one may get directions
Well-posted.
Word with red or dig
What a sniperscope employs
With nothing omitted
Without reduction
Well underway
Watch and wait ender
With one sharp
Woman who took a "roll in ze hay" in "Young Frankenstein"
"Where's Daddy" playwright
"Where's Daddy?" dramatist
Well-known Anglican dean.
Well-known Anglican prelate.
Well-known British churchman.
William ___ Center for the Arts, in Kansas
William who wrote "Bus Stop"
William who wrote "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs"
Writer William
Writer nicknamed the "Playwright of the Midwest"
Writer with a Pulitzer and an Oscar
Working smoothly
With great cunning
Wide-eyed ones
Word with painting or pointing
What a theater hopes its "Bus Stop" revival will be?
What a Latino immigrant might learn
"Wild Strawberries" director Bergman
"Winter Light" director
"__ We Trust": U.S. motto
"___ We Trust"
Words on a dime
Words to the left of the White House flag on a $20 bill
Well maintained
Well-maintained
When the moment's right
Wedge of gold
Weighty gold bar
Well-fixed
What you'll need to do the dishes?
What Bill Clinton allegedly didn't do
Went all the way, as a smoker
Wayne film: 1965
With little deliberation
With little planning
Without attention to detail, say
Without enough care.
Without much forethought
Without much planning
Without much time to think
Without pausing to think
Without proper planning
Without thinking it through
Without thinking things through
Without time for niceties
Way to watch sports with vivid color
With a sharp picture, for short
With a very sharp image, for short
With crisp resolution
With sharp resolution
Wedding-vow fragment
Where "thy will" will be done, partly
Wearing some party shoes
Wearing stilettos
"What does he see ___?"
Walk a mile ___ shoes
"We can share this hiding place!"
"Where are you?" response from a nearby room
"Where are you?" response, maybe
"Where are you?" response, perhaps
"Where are you?" response, sometimes
What a hider shouldn't say to a seeker
What might follow "Hey you!"
Whisper from a hiding place
Words from behind a door, maybe
Words that might follow "psst"
Was inborn.
Was naturally a part of something
Was naturally present
What an heir receives
Was bequeathed
Willing consequence?
Willing recipient?
warn off
". . . whole world __ hands"
Where Yankee Doodle stuck a feather
Where Yankee Doodle's feather ended up
Where does a general keep his armies?
"Who . . . believed ___"
Wishful (that)
Wishing, with "that"
Way to recoil or stare
world on its own
-- water (up the creek)
Water front?
Words before "water" or "pursuit"
__ water (catching heck)
__ water (facing trouble)
___ water (badly circumstanced)
___ water (facing punishment)
___ water (getting severely reprimanded)
___ water (hard put)
___ water (imperiled)
___ water (on the carpet)
___ water (on the ropes)
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