Letter W 80000–80250

Wallace or Kedrova Wallace who co-founded "Reader's Digest" ___ Wallace, co-founder of Reader's Digest "___ Wine" (Eartha Kitt song) Walt Whitman flower Walt Whitman's bloomer Walt Whitman's dooryard bloomer White ___ ("youthful innocence") Whitman bloomer Whitman flower Whitman memorial flower Whitman's bloomer Whitman's dooryard bloomer Whitman's dooryard flower Whitman's purple bloomer "When __ last . . ." Walt Whitman bloomers Well-known poem by Amy Lowell. Whitman's "dooryard" blooms Whitman's 'When ___ Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd' Whitman's bloomers Whitman's dooryard bloomers When to "go down to Kew." Woman's name that looks like Roman numerals for 51 + 51 Writer -- Jackson Braun "Water ___" (series of floral Monet paintings) Water blooms With 64A, film for which 47A won an Oscar for Best Actor Witch in Goethe's "Faust" Witch of folklore. Where Charles de Gaulle was born was the medieval capital of Flanders Wagnerian soprano Lehmann weapon Australian Wee folk's place World Series where little people battle Sauron in the Emerald City? Walk with a bounce Welsh accent feature "Water" flower "Water" or "tiger" flower Water ___ (pond plant) Wedding bouquet flower What a bulb may become What some gild Wife of radio's "The Great Montague." Word after calla or water Word with "tiger" or "water" ___-white (above reproach) Without fault What Pizarro called "City of Kings" Where Pizarro died Where Pizarro is buried, supposedly Where President Prado resides. Where the rio Rimac flows Where to spend a sol. World capital established in 1535 World capital that's part of the NATO alphabet World capital through which the Rimac River runs World capital where you may eat alpaca steak World capital whose name is a kind of bean World capital with many Quechua speakers World capital with pre-Incan ruins was capital of the Spanish empire in the New World until the 19th century What a do-it-yourself swing may hang from What a tire swing may swing from What troubled ones are out on Wing or fin Wing or flipper Wing, e.g. Wing, for one. W. Indian dance West Indian dance Where Dante encounters Homer and Ovid Where things are lost or being awaited Word from the Jamaican for "bend" Wings, to wrens WHITE caustic substance Wedge behind a bar? Wedge in a bottleneck? Wedge in a gimlet Wedge in a mojito Welles role in "The Third Man" Welles's "The Third Man" role Welles's role in "The Third Man" What she put in the "Coconut" What some rockers put in their beer Whitewash ingredient Whitewashed What stars bask in white light Writing that's often obscene Where you might pick fruit while it's still green What a margarita lover might grow in the back yard With more calcium in the soil. What Yankee mariners call British merchant seamen. What the sky is, it's said Word after "time" or "speed" Word after age, speed, or time Word after speed or credit Word after time or term Word at the express checkout aisle what he did was beyond the bounds of acceptable behavior What supplies often are, in ads Word in many express train names Without bounds What outrageous bands test What the tables allow Where Eagles take things to? Without ____ , 1998 Sutherland movie Waiter at the prom Way to a red carpet Wedding auto Wedding auto rental Wedding car Wedding conveyance Wedding day sight Wedding day wheels Wedding or prom rental Wedding rental Wedding rental vehicle Wedding vehicle, informally Wedding vehicle, often Wedding-day vehicle Wedding-day wheels Weiner car? Wheel's wheels Wheels by the red carpet Wheels for a big wheel Wheels for a celeb Wheels for a music star Wheels for a star Wheels for a wheel Wheels for big wheels Wheels for prom night, sometimes Wheels for the well-heeled Wheels for wheels Wheels of fortune, perhaps? Wheels on Oscar night Wheels that are longer than cars Wheels to the Oscars Wheels with a bar, perhaps Where Kevin enjoys his very own cheese pizza in "Home Alone 2" Wiener car? Washington wheels, often Wheels for rock stars Wherein stars may be gazed Wheels for carrying wheels Wedding employee Walk falteringly Walk like Festus Walk like Long John Walk on a bad knee, say Walk with a halt. Walk with a hitch Walk with a wobble Walk with an injury Walk with pain Walk with uneven strides War memento, maybe What George pretended to walk with, in a "Seinfeld" episode Wilted, as lettuce Without Body walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury walk with walk with an uneven step Walked lamely Walked with difficulty Walked with one foot asleep, say Was halting Walking with some difficulty Without firmness. Walks asymmetrically Walks awkwardly Walks haltingly Walks jerkily. Walks lamely Walks like Chester on Gunsmoke Walks like Claudius Walks like House Walks like Igor Walks like John Silver Walks like Ratso Rizzo Walks to one side? Walks wearily. Walks with a cane, perhaps Walks with difficulty Walks with difficulty, as many a post-marathon runner Walks with some difficulty What the tired waiter provided? With uneven gait "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon" author Grace "Women's Table" sculptor Maya Waterfall: Scot. Wave Field architect Maya Wister's "___ McLean" Writer Yutang waterfall Scottish words Wertmuller Director Wertmuller who directed "The Seduction of Mimi" Wertmüller who directed "Seven Beauties" Wertmüller who directed "The Seduction of Mimi" Writer-director Wertmüller Written rows Writers' payment rates Where Governor Val Peterson works. Word from an Illinois quarter back? Where the Metropolitan Opera is located Washington, D.C. monument honoring a Civil War president Washington attraction William J. Bryan's home. "___ War Cabinet": B. J. Hendrick Where the Gettysburg Address is kept? Woman's name meaning "pretty" in Spanish Willy Loman's wife Wrestling magnate McMahon white poisonous crystalline powder Where to read about trees? Woolen vest: Dial. "Walk the ___" (2005 biopic) "Was that an earthquake or did you just rock my world?," for one "What's My __?" "What's My ___?" (old game show) "What's your sign?" for one "What's your sign?" is one "What's your sign?," e.g. "Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (long-running improv show) Wait in ___ Waiter's spot Waiter's station? Waiters' formation Waiters' group? What L. Taylor backs What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid What a fullback hits What a tourist drops What a tourist may drop What a vacationer drops What some people dance in What to say when one doesn't know what to say? What tourists drop What you might wait in What's My ___7' Word after "base" or "belt" Word after by or side Word after finish or foul Word after party or date Word after power or bottom Word after {/punch/} or {/party/} Word before "dancing" or "drawing" Word before "drive" or "dance"