Letter W 82000–82250

Water plant with edible roots Water-lily Willy illy widely cultivated for its large pink or white flowers Water flowers Water lilies "Walk on the Wild Side" singer Reed "Who's on first?" questioner WJM guy WNBAer Katie ___ Samuelson Who asked "Who's on first?" Who's on First guy Williams of the Clippers With 112A, "Walk on the Wild Side" singer World Series-winning manager Piniella Wrestler Captain ___ Albano Wrestler known as "Captain" "Who's on First?" funny guy What some colors are. Window-rattling With many decibels With the volume cranked up With the volume on 10 "We can't hear you!" With more decibels With great volume With trumpets ablare with relatively high volume What decibels measure Web-footed Disney nephew When doubled, a Kingsmen hit When repeated, #5 on Rolling Stone's 2007 list of "40 Songs That Changed the World" When repeated, 1963 hit with alleged obscene lyrics determined by the FBI to be "unintelligible at any speed" When repeated, a 1963 #2 hit When repeated, a 1963 hit When repeated, a Kingsmen hit When repeated, a classic of garage rock When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Me gotta go" When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Sayin' we gotta go, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah" "Wall $treet Week" host Rukeyser Western writer L'Amour Winner of a famous 1938 rematch Winner over Schmeling in 1938 Writer L'Amour Writer ___ May Alcott Writer who sometimes used the pen name A.M. Barnard Woodrow Wilson Supreme Court appointee What every little breeze seems to whisper, in an old song Where Jackson Day is celebrated Where Lake Charles is. Waiting area, often Where lizards hang out? Where hotel staff make the rounds? Wolf of the forêt Wolf, in France Wolf, to Duceppe Wolf: Fr. Watchmaker's aid Watchmaker's eyepiece Watchmaker's glass Watchmaker's magnifier Watchmaker's tool Watchmaker's aids Watchmakers' tools Watchmaking aids Werewolf, in Paris. "Walk on the Wild Side" singer "Walk on the Wild Side" singer, 1973 Wingless, bloodsucking insect Well supplied (with) Well supplied: Slang. Wretched; crummy Window blind with horizontal slats Window opening Window slats WINGED Victory site Where Mona Lisa is. Where Nike of Samothrace is. Where art Vermeer's "The Lacemaker"? Where the "Mona Lisa" hangs Where the "Mona Lisa" smiles Where the Code of Hammurabi is displayed Where the Gallery of Apollo is Where to see Nike Whistler's mother is hung here World's most-visited art museum World's most-visited museum With shutters, in England "What is grief, if not ___ persevering?" What Cupid inspires What Cupid aims to spark Warm affection Warm attachment Wedding word What "will keep us together," in a 1975 hit What Kravitz let "Rule" What Meat Loaf would do (almost) anything for What Valentine's Day is all about What a lock on a bridge can symbolize What the world needs now Wimbledon goose egg Wimbledon score, e.g. Wimbledon's zero With "is" and 31 Across, words from the Bard Word after "puppy," or feeling toward a puppy Word associated with artist Robert Indiana Word before "Song" in titles by Madonna, Pink, Korn, and quite a few others Word before "life" or "story" Word before apple or bird Word found backward in "benevolence" Word in a tennis score Word on Robert Indiana's postage stamp Word on a February card Word on a valentine Word represented by a heart What Romeo felt for Juliet Word with bird or nest Word with mother or puppy Word with puppy or true Word with seat or set World mover World rotator World rotator, so they say World spinner World turner World-spinner? World-turner Warm attachment or devotion Wear for a flower child Words by Christina Georgina Rossetti. Words of romance Words on romance by Virgil Was devoted to. Was enamored of Was enamored with Was nuts about Was nuts over Was smitten with Waugh's "The ___ One" What many Monkees fans did? When a tennis player makes no score. Waistline bulges What Miami basketball fans do? Where couples may register under assumed names Words by Christina Rossetti "We all deserve to have our intimate relationships honored," redundantly Where X's and O's may be written What to thank a host for Will You Still ___ Tomorrow Where some people conduct their affairs? What a skydiver may have Workaholic's drive Workaholic's memoir? What avid auctioneers have? What someone who has to choose between singers Courtney and Eddie makes a decision for? What "-phile" means What "amateur" originally meant What the suffix "phile" means Word with music or art. "Working for the Weekend" band "Wouldn't It Be ___." "Wouldn't It Be ___?" ("My Fair Lady" song) Wonderful, Eliza style. What Frankie and Johnny were Where romantic couples park Where romantics bowl? Where sweethearts gather in an alley? Where to take a date? Word in a heart What's barely done in movies? Wimbledon rout Words accompanying a smack "Why Do I ___?" Word with couple or cup With a lot of affection With much affection When a sandbar may appear above the waterline "When they go ___, we go high" Weather map "L" Weather map concern Weather report number Weather statistic Weather-map area Weathercast figure Well down Winter-forecast datum Word after "lying" or "down" Word before beam or blow Word before brow or blow Word before fat or light Word before or after "down" Word in four other places in this puzzle Word sung before "sweet chariot" Word with "beam" or "blow" Word with "down" Word with beam, blow or fat Word with blow or ball Word with brow or down Word with down or key Word with down, key or blow Wagner's advice to Elsie the cow? What most pitchers have, as batters What gets the contract. Winner of a state contract, perhaps "Wayne's World" actor "West Wing" actor Wayne's World actor Rob Went "moo" What's O'Clock poet Whistler's Massachusetts birthplace wings mechanic What parents want volume to be Where to go to win at limbo Word before "the bar" or "the boom" Word before case or house Word to a back-scratcher Word with deck, case or class WHAT THIS CLUE HAS ONE Of Where appealing people come from? Where Paul stays when performing in New York? What Clancy did with the boom What the deuce is. Watchword for certain losers? Weight-watcher friendly Weight-watcher-friendly What a score of 70 or less signifies on a common standardized test What no Mensa member has wormling What philodendrons grow well in What an inconspicuous person keeps What some people like to keep Walk-up Walk-ups, often With little at stake Wall Street minimums Wall street stats Weather forecast extremes Weather forecast numbers Weather fronts Weather map extremes Weather map readings Weather map regions Weather minimums Weather stats Weather-map spots Woofer's notes Worst of times When the going rate's reduced What a lift may get you out of Water shortage?