Letter W 76500–76750

Windy City border area Water northwest of Huron Where Fredo Corleone gets shot word used in South Asia for the number one hundred thousand Wordsworth or Coleridge, as a poet Whence the "Bell Song." Work by Delibes What might follow 'tra' What to sing when you don't know the words What you might sing if you don't know the words When repeated, part of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl" Word-forgetter's lyrics Words after fa Words said with fingers in one's ears ["what are these lyrics again?"] [what are the lyrics here?] West Coast NBA player Wilt Chamberlain, circa 1970 World Peace, famously West Coast center Words said while plugging one's ears Where dreamers are, so to speak Where the absent go Workout pioneer Jack What people sing when they don't know the words Winner of four Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series in the 1980s and 1990s Winner of four Emmys for outstanding Drama Series What Real Madrid and F.C. Barcelona play in Weeping Woman of Mexican folklore With gag loaf Waste time (Var.) What criminals may take it on Woolly Andean animal, homophone of a monk Wise one of the mountains Word after Dalai or Panchen wheel user Prayer Where Don Quixote is from Where Truman was born, in Missouri. Walter de ___. Where lab rats learn, in Lyon? Wee sheep Wee woolly one What Clarice Starling is holding, in a drawing by Hannibal Lecter White-fleeced animal of rhyme With "The," Blake poem from "Songs of Innocence" Wolf prey Wool-clad babe Woolly babe Woolly baby Woolly fellow. Woolly infant Woolly youngster Writer Charles Writer Mary Ann Wallop: Var. What the impatient reader of English essays requested? What the writer of "Essays of Elia" chose for the main course? Wavelength symbol What the Corfu ewe did? Wavelength symbols Well-known theatrical club. Wolves' prey Woolly babies Woolly youngsters ___ wool (soft material) Winter garment material wool from a lamb's first shearing "Weak sauce, dude" Weak or unconvincing, as an excuse Walking with a hitch Weak and ineffectual Weak or insipid Weak sauce Weak, an an excuse Weak, as an effort Weak, as excuses Weak, as excuses go Weak, ineffectual What some excuses are Woefully unimpressive Woefully weak, as an excuse Word before brain or duck Word before duck or excuse Word with "brain" or "duck" Word with "duck" or "excuse" weakness feet Weak justification often dismissed With halting steps Without believability "Woe is me!" for example "Woe is me" soliloquy "Woe is me" soliloquy, e.g. Wax lugubrious Word for a melodramatic piece sung by Dido Widely mispronounced word meaning sorrowful. Woes wailer Weeps for "Watery" Debussy work Well-known Debussy composition. Worse, as an excuse work Debussy Composer Wings, in a way Weakest Weakest, as an excuse. Weakest, as excuses Worst, as an eggscuse Worst, as an excuse Worst, as excuses Witch in Keats poem. What makes thin sheets stick together? Well-known name in banking. Western novelist Louis What Aladdin rubbed What gets turned on after dark? Word after "heat" or "lava" Word after "lava" or "salt" Word after flood or floor Word with bridge or street Word with light or shade Word with sun or head What a judo master uses to break lights? Walloped, slangily Workers on lighting devices. Wick-soaking fuel What genies live in WTO Director General Pascal ___ Way to transfer documents What Wi-Fi may facilitate What printers can be shared over, briefly Wi-Fi relative Wool, in combinations. Wool: Pref. "West Coast" singer Del Rey Well-known Hollywood name. Wood of "Diamonds Are Forever" Wood of "Peyton Place" Wood of a Genipa tree. Wood or Turner Wool, in Madrid Wool, in Venice Wool: L. Wool: Lat. Wool: Latin. Wool: Sp. ___ Wood, portrayer of the Bond girl Plenty O'Toole in "Diamonds Are Forever" wood from genipap tree Woolly: Sp. Wools: Lat. Wahine's patio Wahine's porch Wahine's veranda Waikiki porch West of Maui Wood and Turner Wools: Sp. Where Manchester and Liverpool are. War of the Roses side War of the roses house Winner of N. Y. Film Critics' award, 1953. Wearers of the red rose. Weapon used by knights in jousting tournaments Waterloo weapon Weapon for Sir Galahad Weapon for a charging horseman Weapon for a joust Weapon for a tilt Weapon for the Normans Weapon for tilts Weapon held on horseback Weapon in the Charge of the Light Brigade Weapon to tilt with Whale weapon once What a mail carrier might use in self-defense? Word on the Marines' rank list weapon Camelot lady weapon Cavalry British sword weapon Jousting weapon Knight weapon Tilter mount weapon Tilting tower town What some surgeons do Wounded in a joust Weapons carried by cavalrymen. Weapons of old Weapons of our medieval ancestors Weapons of yore Weapons used on mounts Weekly medical journal, with "The" What medieval corporate thieves did to cover their tracks? "When the night has come, and the ___ is dark" "Wonder" or "Never" attachment War Shipping Administration chief. War spoils, usually What a good pilot knows how to do What every good pilot must do What most wars are fought over Win, as a job Word appearing twice in a Woody Guthrie title Word in some European country names Word repeated in a Woody Guthrie title Word that electrified Columbus. Word that fills both blanks in "This ___ is your ___" Word with "ho!" Word with FATHER Word with bottom (prime acreage) Word with fall or fill Word with lord or lady Work, as a joke Women's __ (WWII nonmilitary recruits) Wasted area? Wasted space? Welcome cry for the seasick What one might say when the coast is clear? What Santa said when his sleigh touched down? Where some trips begin and end Where porcine pilots arrive? Where to see touchdowns What beach balls do Women collecting rent Woman letting out a property or rooms WALTZ, precursor of the What some call from Without access to the sea Washington Monument, e.g. W.W. II's Bouncing Betty, e.g. Weight-triggered danger Where wanderers gather? Where Dorothy met the Wizard Washington, D.C., on some Inauguration Days? World filled with parking places? What actor Michael might do if he stumbled? Where Alf alights? white very long-bodied lop-eared breed of pork pig Winning coach at Super Bowl XII Winning coach of Super Bowl XII Wins, as a contract Wins, as a role Western point of England. wind that comes from the land Wagon path Walk down memory __ Well-defined path What traffic cones may show Where many a strike occurs Where the little boy lives. Where you might be cut off Where you might strike Word after "passing" or "victory" Word after fast or fire Word after fast or memory