Letter W 78000–78250

What Mrs. Sprat wouldn't eat What wilting flowers do What you do on Bill Withers? With fat removed With the fat trimmed off Without fat Without much fat Word for Cassius Word on a meat label, perhaps What Cassius wore, per Caesar Weight Watchers rival Was inclined Wasn't erect (6) Wasn't plumb Wasn't quite a ringer Wasn't straight upright Wasn't upright Wasn't upstanding What tired concertgoer did on the back wall Was supported by What dieters hope to be. What the Tower of Pisa is. With less fat With no excess "What I Cannot Change" singer What to do "when you're not strong," in a 1972 hit What to do "when you're not strong," in song Whence the lyric "I just might have a problem that you'll understand" Withers, Bill tune What Pisa's tower does Was biased Was biased toward Was biased, in Birmingham Was inclined toward a position, alternatively Was off-center Was resting (against) Was so inclined? Was tilted, in Bath Wasn't erect Wasn't quite vertical Wasn't straight up Wasn't upright (Var.) Wasn't vertical Went off vertical Went off vertical, in London Went off vertical, in Soho Woodsy shelter What "timber toppers" do. What hurdlers do What one might do after looking What to do every four years? Word before "second," "day" or "year" Word before "year" or "day" Word before frog or year Word feared by 1952 bachelors. Word with "Lambeau" or "Quantum" Word with "frog" or "year" Word with "quantum" Word with day or year Word with frog or over Word with second, day, or year Word with year or frog When Rossini was born in 1792 What the jumping animals in this puzzle do Went for a rebound Went for, as an opportunity What the looker is next, presumably What some lookers may become? What a jet┬Ä involves "Wow, those reptiles have mad hops!" Words leading to faith "With the help of my God I shall ___" Weak parts of a logical argument What a broad jumper does Was a bounder Was a skipper Was impulsive Was up in the air, maybe Went airborne briefly Went for a rebound, say What the 10 lords did What to serve food on Was eager for Was enthusiastic about Went for unhesitatingly Went for with zeal We're in one now What 1988 was When presidential elections occur When Presidential elections take place. When U.S. Presidents are elected When US presidents are almost always elected "We have divided in three our kingdom" speaker "Which of you shall we say doth love us most?" asker "Which of you shall we say doth love us most?" speaker Who said "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" Whom Cordelia called "As mad as the vex'd sea" Whom Cordelia calls "As mad as the vex'd sea" William Piper contemporary Writer of light verse. Writer who coined the term "runcible spoon" Writer who popularized limericks What Regan and Goneril would say anything to inherit? "Watch and ___" "We live and ___ . . . " Watch partner Watch's partner Word Homer Simpson didn't know to stress on the second syllable Well-versed or educated Was taught how to do something Words shouted out an open window What the answers to this puzzle's starred clues contain Working on an MBA Words from one footing the college bill? What Potter may do in school? Was educated at Oxford? What a creditor might have to do? Whose daughter was Regan? Women's magazine, 1988-'94 W.W. II vice admiral Wary: Colloq. Where blades are displayed Where cows chow down Where ewes can hang out Where flocks feed Where grazers range Where herds laze and graze Where kids eat Where sheep graze Where sheep may graze. Where shepherds take their flocks Where some sheep sleep Where you might hear cowbells Wool units What a letter needs What might come with a flat fee What to do with a flat in London Where security is discussed What Bankrate.com offers advice on What tenants sign Written agreements. Walker's gear Walker's line Walker's need What a dog walker holds on to What a dog-walker holds Walkers' straps When dogs can't run loose? What the booby prize winner scored When you ___ expect it Word of comparison Word often confused with "fewest" What some paths offer What the easiest path offers Water trench, in England Waterwheel conduit Word with head or neck "West Side Story" garb With a loud, resonant voice waterwheel conduits Walk Away ___ Walk out the door Weekend pass, e.g. What Pink didn't want her man to do on the "Funhouse" album What all partygoers eventually take What to take when you go What trees do. Word after maternity or shore Word after sick or shore Workplace benefit for a new parent Write in nothing walk off ". . . we can't take your call" Write on a Post-it before heading out, perhaps "We don't need that" What some brides do with "Obey." Ward and June's decision? What Ward and June do Without tempering influence. Whitman's "___ of Grass" Word with tea or autumn Walt Whitman work Whitman book of poems Whitman poetry collection Whitman volume published in 1855 Walking out the door walking away What nobody wants. Where some pounds are spent: Abbr. Where Beirut is. Where Dahr el Qadib is. Where some pounds are spent Where the Cedar Revolution took place Weihnachten cookie. Writer of spy thrillers Walesa Walesa of Poland Walesa of Poland capital Walesa of Polish politics Walesa of Solidarity Walesa of Warsaw ___ Walesa, Polish hero What _queso_ is made from What a vaca produces Walesa and namesakes What an élève learns. What élève learns. Wigging. What Twain and Cable did in 1884 Walked first Was #1 Was a bellwether Was a commander Was a front-runner Was a guide Was a pioneer Was a trailblazer Was a trendsetter Was ahead Was ahead in points Was ahead in the polls Was ahead of everyone else Was ahead of the curve Was ahead of the other team Was ahead of the rest Was ahead of, or was a head of Was at the fore Was at the front of the pack Was at the helm Was at the helm of Was chief. Was first Was first in a parade Was first in line Was first in the standings Was first on a trail Was first on the trail Was first to bet, in poker Was followed Was in a position to run out the clock Was in charge of everyone Was in command Was in command of Was in first Was in first place Was in front Was in front of the others Was in front of the pack Was in power Was in the forefront