Letter W 79500–79750

When repeated, a Carrey comedy When repeated, a hit 1997 movie When repeated, start of a child's taunt Whopper creator Whopper inventor Whopper lover? Whopper maker Whopper manufacturer Whopper peddler Whopper producer Whopper server Whopper source Whopper teller Whopper weaver Word before "pants on fire" Word of accusation Word repeated before "Pants on fire!" Word repeated in a child's taunt Word rhymed with "Pants on fire" Word said twice before "pants on fire" Word that's an anagram of two world currencies Worst kind of witness Worst possible witness Whopper creators Whopper inventors Whopper peddlers Whopper weavers Witnesses to avoid "Women's" or "ad" follower Where books are kept: Abbr. Where to borrow bks. Where to check out bks. William Gladstone, politically: Abbr. Woman's ___ Women s ___ Women's -- Women's ___ (feminist movement) Women's follower Women's thing Word in many campus movements Word in political movements Word in some rights movements Word in the name of many political movements Word in the name of some movements Word with "ad" or "women's" Word with "women's" or "ad" Word with ad or gay word Movement Art Wine poured in honor of a deity: Lat. Wine offered to Dionysus Wine poured to honor a deity Women's _____ (feminist) Written defamation in court What Wilde sued the marquess of Queensberry for What a newspaper might be sued for What a tabloid may be sued for What tabloids are often sued for Write wrongs Writing that can get you in trouble Written accusation Written assault on one's reputation Written defamation Written lies Written smear written slander Wrongly victimized in print Willful liars Writes dirty things about? Writes something untrue, knew it was untrue, and intended malice Word in a recent Clinton Freudian slip "Works befitting a free man" What's not right? Where left-wingers shop? Who's left? What NOW wants women to be What a screenwriter may take with a novel Word on a dime Word on a quarter Word sung in ads featuring LiMu Emu What covers the original Constitution? Where the statue stands Walt Whitman's "procreant urge" What an aphrodisiac boosts What might prompt a run for congress? weight Italian Where many spines are visible Well-read gamblers? Wags among the books? Writer in a special field. W. S. Gilbert, Boito, etc. Wagner opus Words of a musical Words set to music, especially opera Words to an opera Writing of W. S. Gilbert words of an opera Where Bengasi is. Where Tripoli is What a D.M.V. issues: Abbr. West Indian trees. Wingless blood-suckers Wingless parasites Wingless suckers Woe for Fido Wedding day need Wedding need What points get you closer to losing Women who were legally permitted to drive for the first time in 2018 Word after "poetic" or "dramatic" What a truck driver might use to eat? Wedding needs What a rolling stone is unlikely to gather Woodsy growth "Woman with Flowered Hat" painter Work a lollipop Work on a cone Work on an ice cream cone Work on, as a popsicle Working on a lollipop What fennel tastes like What a rager blows What keeps you from spilling the beans? What prevents a coffee cup from spilling What's seemingly impossible to find when storing leftovers Where eye shadow goes. Wearing a cap, say With a cover Watergate clam Watergate co-conspirator Watergate figure G. Gordon ___ Watergate figure with a radio show Watergate participant Watergate's G. Gordon Without a cover Well-equipped pool Where Venetians bask Where doges once basked White-sale purchases "We ___ loudest when we ___ to ourselves": Eric Hoffer "We ___ the loudest when we ___ to ourselves": Eric Hoffer "Well, I'd love to keep talking ...," probably "Where is the ___?" "Would I ___ To You?" (Eurythmics tune) "Would I ___ to you?" Way the ball sits Weave a tangled web Weave a tangled web, say Weir concern Weir's concern What "can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes," per Mark Twain What Huck Finn called a "stretcher" What Pinocchio can't hide What a polygraph might detect What a polygraph test may reveal What a polygraph will disclose What an impostor tries to sell What crossed fingers behind one's back might indicate What hips don't do, per a Shakira hit What many do on dating profiles What mythomaniacs do a lot What not to do at a witness stand What sleeping dogs do What some people do through their teeth What the Washington _Post_ rates with a number of Pinocchios What to let sleeping dogs do, proverbially What you may get caught in What you'd be embarrassed to be called on Where a golf ball sits Where the golf ball is White item. Whom Dag Hammarskjold succeeds. Whopper (but not the Burger King kind) Whopper of a tale Whopper or fib Whopper that might be light on meat? Whopper you can't eat Whopper, but not a Big Mac Whopper, e.g. Whopper, for example Whopper, for one Whopper, so to speak Witness stand taboo Witness-stand no-no Witness-stand taboo Woods position Word before down or low. Word in a recent Charlton Heston NRA ad Word often confused with "lay" World Citizen No. 1. Worst kind of campaign promise wrong words Words with "the feet of" or "the bottom of" WINE, mild white What a West Point cadet will not do, per their honor code What a cadet won't do (or tolerate those who do), per the West Point honor code Was a fabricator Was a makeup artist? Was deceitful Was deceptive, in a way Was dishonest Was false Was inventive Was inventive, and then some Was inventive, perhaps Was mendacious Was more than inventive Was more than misleading Was not veracious Was subreptitious Was untruthful Wasn't candid Wasn't exactly honest Wasn't forthright Wasn't frank Wasn't honest Wasn't open Wasn't sincere Wasn't truthful Wasn't up-front Wasn't veracious What Frieda Hempel sings. What's passable, truthfully? What pants on fire have? Was dishonest with Was dishonest with, in a way Was not honest with Was uncandid with Wasn't honest with Wasn't square with Wasn't straight with Wasn't up-front with Was a bad witness Willing, of old Willing, old style Willing, once Willing, poetically Willing: Archaic. Willingly, in a phrase. Willingly, in phrases. Willingly, to Shakespeare Willingly, to Will Willingly, to an Elizabethan Would as ___ (gladly) Worker for a feudal lord Words with wait or state __ wait (get set to ambush) __ wait (lurk) __ wait (prepare to ambush) ___ wait (ambush) _____ wait (prepare an ambush)