Letter W 83750–84000

"When You're Good to ___" ("Chicago" tune) Wee one's wail Wee one's word What a doll says. What may be baby's first word Who "can't buy you love" in an Elton John hit Who "said knock you out," in an LL Cool J hit Who "said there'll be days like this," in a 1961 hit Who "told me you better shop around," in a Miracles hit Who Grey says "thank you" to Wife, in the Bronx. Woman to remember Word before "Ooh, didn't mean to make you cry" in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" Word for a doll. Word from a baby doll Word from a doll Word from baby Word heard from a crib Word heard when pulling a string Word mastered early Word with the same meaning in English, Swahili and Mandarin, among other languages Who owned the too-soft bed that Goldilocks tried Woods dweller visited by Goldilocks. Wacky song by The Judds? Women who might sing lullabies or Pack snacks for playdates Women in a famous 1960s pop group What babies create, and vice versa? Words from dolls What Jeb might call Dubya? "West Side Story" dance "West Side Story" shout during "The Dance at the Gym" "We Need a Little Christmas" musical "We Need a Little Christmas" singer Whom to put the blame on "Wag the Dog" co-screenwriter Wild emotion about playwright David? ___ Wata (African water spirit) Washington hostess. Wife of D.D.E. Wife of Ike Wife of Ike Colleague of White House "MINE AWESOME HEIR?" Wife of a popular golfer. Wife of a well-known golfer. Warm-blooded vertebrate with hair or fur Warm-blooded creature with hair or fur Warm-blooded animal Warm-blooded creature Warm-blooded one Warm-blooded sort Weasel or rat Weasel, wolf or walrus Whale or platypus Whale or walrus Whale, for one. What is a rat Warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur Warm-blooded creatures Warmblooded group Whales and wombats What humans, horses and hamsters all are Who shouldn't "let your babies grow up to be cowboys," in a 1978 #1 country song Wealth as an evil Wealth regarded as an evil influence "What a bear!" "What a piece of work is a __!": Hamlet "What a piece of work!" according to Hamlet. "What a piece of work," to Shakespeare "Whoo-ee!" "Wow!" (2) "Wowza!" West Point cadet, before 1976 What a bar mitzvah makes you, by custom What fell in the Fall When doubled, it may sandwich "oh" Where Douglas is. Where to find tailless cats. Winnipeg's prov. Woman's counterpart Word after "Ant" or "Spider" in comics Word after mountain or medicine Word after snow or bat Word after straight or straw Word before bun or bag Word first seen in the Bible at Genesis 1:26 Word heard often in Cheech and Chong routines Word in many a superhero's name Word in many superheroes' names Word in the name of many superheroes Word meaning anyone who's ever lived, if you ask the patriarchy Word on both sides of "to" Word on both sides of "to" and "for" Word on both sides of "to" and "oh" Word that follows "Rain," "Iron," and "I Love You," in film titles Word that follows each shaded answer to complete a film title Word that follows each starred answer to complete a film title Word that sandwiches "oh" Word with "cave" Word with "marked" or "masked" Word with "overboard" Word with best or common Word with cave or purse Word with handle or hunt Word with hood or kind Word with hour or eater Word with kind or hood Word with power or handle Work, as a battle station What Stengel could do Watches over "Wow, he survived!" What a type-A person rarely says When procrastinators work. Word from a Panamanian procrastinator? Work-shirking word Wild "adios"? Words of totality Where Stonewall Jackson earned his nickname Water-plant grazer Where Cherbourg is. Where Saint-Lô is capital Where Henry Pu Yi is emperor. Where Mukden is. Where the Sungari is. Winner of 20 Grammys Winners of the 2013-14 Premiership, for short Writ from a superior court What a landslide political victory confers Written order World leader who was the first living person awarded honorary Canadian citizenship Where Rebecca was killed Witch's root Werewolf feature What Delilah removes from Samson. What Disney's Simba has that Nala lacks What a groom grooms What a groom may groom What a lion has that a lioness lacks What grooms groom Where to find a forelock Whole head of hair Wildebeest feature Wildebeest's hair Well-locked? With a fine head of hair. With hair like Leo's Wee fellow, in Eire What grooms often groom What male lions have that lionesses lack Where parades are held to lionize heroes? Works of a French impressionist. "What Did You Eat Yesterday?" genre What a young "otaku" might read from back to front Wirehair's woe Woofer's woe Worker in a laundry. Woman selling tropical fruit? Where India's national fruit comes from Worn , as a rug What Jerry's date had that caused him revulsion, in the "Seinfeld" episode "The Bizarro Jerry" Where Capt. Kidd married the Widow Ort, 1691. Whiskey + sweet vermouth Whiskey + vermouth Whiskey cocktail ... or where it was invented Whisky and vermouth concoction Whisky-vermouth cocktail Well-kept secret of W. W. II. Whiskey cocktails Whiskey-and-vermouth cocktails / Make ... Way down below? Way underground? What might thwart those plotting to go underground? Ways to get under the street What Ed Norton uncovered What a young buck might want to prove What might result from a slip of the pen? What the Peanut Vendor cries. Wild enthusiasm or craze bordering on obsession Way up state? What the Beatles inspired Widespread craze Widespread obsession Word with "wrestle" or "tulip" Wrestle or Beatle follower Wrestle or Beatle suffix Wrestle suffix Wild and crazy sort Word in a "Flashdance" hit Wildly insane or deranged Wildly disordered Wildly disordered; crazy Wildly insane Wackadoodles Wacky folks Wild types Widespread rages Wild excitements Way too energized Wild-eyed and crazy Wildly active Wildly happy Word with "depressive" With frenzied energy Work on hand, one caught between stools? Well cared for hands Worker with a filing system Well-dressed dummy? Window display figure. Western Pacific island capital Where Ali thrilled 'em Where Intramuros is. Where President Ramos rules Where Yamashita lurks. Word with Bay or paper World's most densely populated city Water around Corregidor What puppeteers do Where Imphal is. WINNIPEG province Where Flin Flon is Where Winnipeg is Winnipeg is its capital Winnipeg's place Winnipeg's province Winnipeg resident Winnipeg residents *Wilma ___, first woman elected as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation With gallantry What this crossword's theme is? What some satellites are. Wrestler of fame Well-known educator. Writer Thomas Wilderness food Window-display item woman who models clothes at a fashion show Way in which to be way a thing happens or is done way of acting or behavior Well ___ (polite) Word with "ill" or "mild" Word with ill, well or mild Word with mild or well Word with well or ill Written in an affected way "Where are your ___?" Ways of acting. Ways of social behavior Where Karl Benz debuted the world's first auto white crystalline water-soluble sweet-tasting alcohol