Letter W 77750–78000

While away the Time Was a slug Was slothful Works at nothing Working at nothing Word before Susan or Sunday Word before bones or Susan Word with "bones" or "Susan" Word with Susan or Mary Work-averse Work-shirking Whirling lady? WEIGHT of paper ream "War on Poverty" pres. "War on Poverty" prez War on Poverty monogram War on Poverty president, for short War on Poverty wager, for short White House initials of the 1960s Who said "Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose," initially Winner over B.M.G.: 1964 WSJ headline Wall St. acquisition Wall St. action Wall St. debt deal Wall St. maneuver Wall St. news item Wall St. strategy Wall St. takeover Wall Street deal, in brief Wall Street deal: Abbr. What you may "drop" on Valentine's Day, with "the" Word that takes a relationship to the next level, slangily Wall St. acquisitions Wall St. deals Wall St. takeovers Workers: Abbr. Weigh-in abbr. Weight lifter's nos. Weight lifters: Abbr. Weight room abbr. Weight room figs. Weight units for dog food: Abbr. Weight watcher concerns; abbr. Weightlifter's units (Abbr.) Weightroom units: abbr. Weights no longer officially used in Canada (abbr.) Weighty letters Weighty matters: Abbr. Wgt. units Wgts. What oz. may add up to What reunion rocker must shed (abbr.) What some lose at the gym, briefly Wt. info Wt. measures Wt. watchers woes Wts. Walk a small beat? Watch device, briefly Watch display letters Watch display, briefly Watch display, for short Watch display: Abbr. Watch face display, briefly Watch face, briefly Watch face, maybe (abbr.) Watch face, often Watch feature, briefly Watch feature, for short Watch part: Abbr. Watch readout abbr. Watch readout, briefly Watch readout, for short Watch type, for short Watch-face letters What fills some faces, for short Watch components Watch displays, briefly Watch features, briefly Watch features: Abbr. Watch lights, briefly Watch readouts (abbr.) Watch readouts, briefly Watch readouts, for short Watch things Watch things, briefly Watch things, for short WWII-era landing craft, for short W. W. II vessel W.W. II boat Wartime craft. W. W. II craft. War craft. W.W. II ship War craft: Abbr. WWII assault craft Whom followers follow: Abbr. What Elders Price and Cunningham follow in a Broadway hit: Abbr. www.__.org (Mormons' Web site) " . . . winding o'er the ___" What "the lowing herd wind slowly o'er" in a Thomas Gray poem What clover may cover What clover might cover What the lowing herd wind slowly o'er, in verse Where Gray's "lowing herd wind slowly" Where Guernseys graze Where a flock flocks Where a flock forages Where a fold may be found Where a herd grazes Where a herd is heard Where a herd may hang out Where a herd might be heard Where are ewe? Where bovines browse Where bovines graze Where cattle graze Where clover grows Where cows browse Where cows graze Where cows may browse Where cows may graze Where cows walk on their supper Where ewe'll be? Where ewes are Where ewes roam Where flocks frolic Where goats gambol Where herds graze Where kine dine Where kine graze Where lowers lie Where rams romp Where sheep herd Where sheep may flock Where the "lowing herd winds" Where the "lowing herd" wind Where the buffalo roam Where the cows graze Where the flock may relax Where the herd grazes Where there's no charge for roaming? Where to hear maas and baas Where you may be in clover Wildflower locale Wildflower site Winding herd's locale Winning pitcher: 1984 All-Star game Word from the Middle English for "clearing" Wash by draining. Wash by percolation. Wash out, as soil water that carries salts dissolved out of materials through which it has percolated What bells on sheep are attached to? What U-238 ultimately becomes What a detective follows What a salesperson may follow What graphite replaced in pencils What heads take What the better guitarist takes Word before "astray" or "nowhere" Word before "singer" or "guitar" Word with foot or weight What you can do to water Winner in a hot-air-fueled race? With caffeine, so to speak Weighted with weariness With heavy steps WATER duct from eaves Warlord Word finishing ring or band What the country needs. What the lord does in psalms 23:3, which opens "the lord is my shepherd" What she did when she was promoted to captain? Welcome through the door Wire from aerial to transmitter. wire connecting an antenna to a receiver or a transmitter to a transmission line Walking the dogie? What a starlet wants to be Weaving machine that's way ahead of its competitors? Wine list? "Who's ahead?"? Warm-up acts Where galena is found. Writing instrument with an inapt name Writing tool that, despite its name, actually contains graphite Weapon in the game of Clue Weapon in the original Clue What a belayer gives out on a big wall What a frontman does What chief songwriter does to band's direction What detectives follow What those in the van do When to get ready Winner sold pencils to get to Olympics, tabloid-style What happens before "Whole Lotta Love" band, after spell-checking Walking __ (cleverly camouflaged green insect) Walking _____ (insect) What a bud may become Where photosynthesis occurs Word after over or clover Word with fig or fly What a tree produces Went quickly (through), as a book Went through papers Winners of 13 Stanley Cups, familiarly With foliage, as trees WNBA, e.g. WORLD organisation/organization Word with "Little" or "major" Worldwide measure? Word with little or big Word with "major" or "little" Wife of Jacob Wife of Jacob Author Wife of Jacob in Genesis Wife of the patriarch Jacob. Woman's name meaning "weary" in Hebrew wife Jacob William ___, chief of staff for Roosevelt and Truman World War II Admiral. Washington news source, maybe Washington story, maybe Water bottle problem Water-pipe problem Waterbed mishap Watergate problem What a nursing pad absorbs Whistleblower's information White House problem White House worry Wind up online prematurely, as a song water escaping Waste of a sort What gets out Water main breaks Wasn't water-tight Where to find a highly-placed anonymous source? Wasteful openings. Ways reporters get some secret information What a roofer can remedy Whistleblowers' products Whistleblowers' reports White House plumbing problems? What Macbeth was not to his king What Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat What Mrs. Sprat avoided What Mrs. Sprat couldn't eat
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