Letter W 8250–8500

Walk in the park, say Walk leisurely pace Walk nonchalantly Walk slowly Walk unhurriedly Walk, as in the park Wander casually walk at a relaxed pace walk gently wander aimlessly Walked casually Walked coolly Walked in a leisurely fashion Walked leisurely Walked, in away. Was clearly in no hurry Wasn't in a hurry Went at a leisurely gait. Went at a leisurely pace. Went at an easy pace. Went easily Went for a stroll Walker Writer Eric Walks along Walks at a leisurely pace Walks casually Walks easily Walks in the park Walks leisurely Walks nonchalantly Walks slowly Walks without effort. Walking leisurely walking at a leisurely pace Well-known channel. Writer Bierce What Ares ate What drives you to get better? Word often written in mirror-writing Word you can read in your rear-view mirror WALK (L) Walkabout wander about or move from one place to another Walks about Walks, fancily WALKING (pert. to) WALKING place Western plot element What Cato often prepares for Clouseau wait in hiding to attack "We come to this place ... " theater chain We TV sister channel Where movie lovers go "to laugh, to cry, to care," per a popular ad starring Nicole Kidman World's largest theater chain Where you mostly hear talk these days What Repeal was: Abbr. Wooden core Wooden form, in archeology Wooden mold. What one swallow doesn't make Wee organism Well-studied pseudopod World leader from Dubai Women's rights advocate Bloomer Women's rights advocate who popularized a type of reformist clothing Women's rights pioneer Whimsical 2001 film set in Paris Winner of the 2001 César for Best Film Woman in Corneille's "Cinna" "We agree completely!" "We agree, preacher!" "We're with you!," from a pew "Well put!" "Well said!" "Well said, preacher" "What he said!" "What she said!" "What they said!" "What you said" "When you're right, you're right!" Word of agreement at the end of a prayer Word often heard at the end of a prayer WORDS of assent What Simba had that Nala didn't What closes on Sundays? Wholehearted endorsement Word a preacher might ask for Word after grace. Word agreement Word at the end of a prayer Word before "brother" Word before "sister" or "brother" Word before a Mass exodus? Word before eating, perhaps Word between grace and eating Word between praying and eating Word for the "lost chord." Word for the masses Word frequently heard in church Word from Bishop T.D. Jakes Word from T.D. Jakes Word from a pastor Word from a pulpit Word from among the congregation Word from the Hebrew for "certainly" Word from the Hebrew for "truth" Word from the congregation Word from the flock Word from the pews Word heard from a "corner" Word heard in church Word in a hymn. Word in a spiritual Word many say after "in Jesus' name" Word of agreement Word of agreement in church Word of agreement on Sundays Word of approval Word of assent Word of compliance Word of conclusion. Word of concurrence Word of consent Word of emphasis Word of endorsement Word of hearty approval. Word of hearty concurrence Word of prayer Word of solemn approval Word of strong agreement Word often said while kneeling Word often said with vigorous nodding Word often spoken in unison Word repeated in Hozier's "Take Me to Church" Word said 66 times while praying the rosary Word said at an altar Word said before "Pass the grub!" perhaps Word said before a meal, perhaps Word said before eating, often Word said before looking up Word said before looking up, sometimes Word said before opening the eyes Word said before rising? Word said in churches Word said just before opening eyes Word said just before opening the eyes Word said on one's knees Word said with closed eyes, often Word said with vigorous nodding Word shouted at church Word shouted or whispered at church Word spoken before looking up Word spoken often on Sundays Word sung six times in "Take Me to Church" Word that may be sung with a plagal cadence Word that stuck in Macbeth's throat Word used by the devout. Worshiper's "So be it!" Worshiper's word Worshipper's "So be it!" Worshipper's word Worshippers affirmation wrap-up Sunday address (abbr.) Willing to agree Willing to answer questions Willing to comply Willing to follow advice. Willing to please Willing to try Whence preachers get plaudits Worshippers' place, perhaps Write additions to What atoners make What expiators make What former foes make What malefactors might make What might be made after an argument What penitents make What restitution may make What sinners sometimes make What the remorseful might make What to make when you've hurt someone What you might make with an enemy What boors don't observe Wi-Fi or room safe, at a hotel Words of Agreement Words of Support Words of agreement on Sundays Words of agreement, in church Words of approval Words with prayers Worshippers' words Wag Willow inflorescence Willow spike Willow spikelet. Willow's spike. Words of strong approval Willow-borne harbingers of spring "Waiter, could we see ___?" "Would you like to see __?" (server's question) "Would you like to see ___?" "Would you like to see ___?" (waiter's question) Waiter's question ending ...wrote "The Normal Heart" W. Hemisphere abbr. W. Hemisphere land Western Hemisphere abbr. Western World: Abbr. Where Old Glory waves: Abbr. "West Side Story" number "West Side Story" song WESTERN hemisphere country Well-known patriotic hymn. Western Hemisphere. Western republic. Western world. What "they've all gone to look for," in a Paul Simon song Whence the line "Let freedom ring!" Where "skyscrapers bloom" and "Cadillacs zoom," in a "West Side Story" song Where independence is celebrated. World power. War Bond buyer. Washington, D.C., university Word after "Arab" or "Latin" Word before Pie or Airlines Word before cheese or eagle Word in a Dreiser title. Works of Frost, Sandburg, etc. Works of Hawthorne, Mark Twain, etc. World Book rival Western herd member Wild West talk, for one We've rebranded! Now we do genealogy for the U.S.'s rich and famous! Where people do what Simon says What one might lament on seeing a Starbucks abroad, e.g. Watery mud? World's most powerful citizens. What Superman battles for Wide-ranging Internet problem? Western Hemisphere lands What we celebrate on July 4 Whence "Thine alabaster cities gleam" lyric white metallic element artificially produced from plutonium ". . . was ___ old soul" Western Hemisphere continents (abbr.) WORLD War II prison camp (Eur.) Where Carver taught before Tuskegee Where Carver taught in Iowa