Letter W 84250–84500

Writer Proust World-famous mime WALK in step Walk in a parade Walk in a procession Walk in a resolute manner Walk in procession Walk like a soldier Walk while playing band music War propaganda film tune, often Well-known quiz man. Walk in a steady, rhythmic manner When Daylight Saving Time starts When spring arrives When spring begins When spring starts Windy month Winner of two Oscars. Winter's end Winter's last gasp. Women's History Month walk fast, with regular or measured steps walk in a military manner walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread walk with a military step walk with a stride Went in formation, in a way When the Blizzard of 1888 began When Nowruz is celebrated "While we were ___ through . . . " What followed beating of Kublai's great drums. Wife of a marquis Wives of marquises What a bracketologist is caught up in Wallace who's the voice of Edna Krabappel on "The Simpsons" "WTF" podcast comic Water "Polo" elicitor Word heard in swimming pools Word shouted in a pool game Word that gets "Polo" as a response Wireless inventor Wireless man. Wireless telegraphy developer Wireless wizard World traveler from Venice Writer of famous travelogue. Woman noted for her shoe collection Walter De la ___. War Emblem's mom, e.g. Western female Winningham in "Love and Lies" Winningham of "Clubhouse" Winningham of "Shy People" Winningham of "Under the Dome" Word after night or gray West Coast navy-yard locale Way to prepare chicken Way to prepare veal Whole lot of trouble Where Rommel made stand in Tunisia. White in New York, yellow in New Jersey. Watering place in Kent. "Woman on the Edge of Time" author Piercy Writing done on the side What some investors fear. What can follow "+/-" "We Married _____" (2000) "Winterset" actress Well-known Dame Wife of a margrave white weed What Napoleon was to Josephine: Fr. "West Side Story" ballad "West Side Story" girl based on Juliet "West Side Story" girl or song "West Side Story" heroine "West Side Story" love song "West Side Story" lover "West Side Story" name "West Side Story" role (and song) "West Side Story" role for Rachel Zegler "West Side Story" seamstress "West Side Story" song sung by Tony "West Side Story" tune "West Side Story" heroine West Side gal What they call the wind, in a 1951 song Wife of Arnold Actor Wimbledon champ: 1959, 1960, 1964 Word on US commonwealths list War zone of 1944 West Pacific archipelago taken by marines. West Pacific islands. Where Apra is. Where Guam is. Where Tinian is. Worshiper of Jesus' mother Wimbledon winner Bueno and others Waxworker Tussaud Well-organized Kondo? Women's magazine __ Claire Working Girl about... Warhol work West Side Story number about doctor's instrument Watercolorist John Well-known contemporary watercolorist. Well-known water-colorist. Where yachts and boats are moored Water park? Waterfront facility Waterside garage Where slips are showing Where slips may be showing Where to dock a Sea Ray Where to dock your yacht Where workers keep track of slips Widow of Duke of Kent. Where small boats moor Wearer of a globe. Wearer of eagle, anchor and globe. What Ted Williams has been. Word with aqua or sub Word with corps or biology What a biologist might care about deep down? Whale or seal Walruses and whales Wearers of the eagle, anchor and globe. What can follow "Dan" or "San" Winningest QB without a Super Bowl victory Works of a noted water-colorist. Writer Puzo Writer Vargas Llosa What Cuomo heard at Tosca's entrance? What Pinocchio was. Wearer of 9 in Yankee Stadium Wearer of the Yankees' retired #9 Well-known Cardinal. Whose 1961 record Mark McGwire beat World Series star. Wedlock-related Word before "status" or "bliss" Word before bliss Word before vows or status Word with bliss or conflict What a family court judge enforces? With "The", Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Welsh rabbit seasoning Wild ___ (another name for oregano) Wouk's Morningstar Writer Rawlings Writer ___ Kinnan Rawlings Word after "check" or "question" Word after "question" or "quotation" Word after stretch or question Word following question or quotation Word that can follow the ends of answers to starred clues Word with "question" or "quotation" Write on Writer Twain ___ W. Clark. White Sox pitcher who threw a perfect game 7/23/09 Writing with this could be permanent "___ Week" (CNBC review) Where the first "piggy" went Where to buy wares Where to buy. Word with "stock" or "black" Word with fish or meat What a Wall Street bell signifies When the NYSE bell is rung What ringing a certain bell signals, and a hint to the first words of this puzzle's movie titles Wall Street item. Where buyers and sellers meet Wall Street fluctuation Wall Street phenomenon suggested by this puzzle's circled letters When to go shopping? What Sligo is. What a buyer's willing to pay What a house is currently worth What a house is worth Watergate whistleblower had anxiety? Wolverines have white ones Winner of the 1998 Masters and British Open What erasers often leave, ironically Works on a paper Waits for an opportunity Wait, in a way Whom an American humor prize is named for Writer who inspired Faulkner What's added to cost Wholesale-retail spread "Waiting in Vain" singer "World's worst dog" in a 2005 book Wife of Phil Don or of pop Wayans of 2020's "On the Rocks" Wisecracking sleuth Philip Western schoolteacher Word after school wistiti Woodchuck of the western U.S. Woodchuck's cousin Woodchuck's kin Woodchuck, e.g. Woodchucks and prairie dogs Word that may follow school, quaintly W. W. I battle river W. W. I battle site W.W. I French battle site W.W. I battle river W.W. I battle scene W.W. I pivotal battle W.W. I river W.W. I site WORLD War I battle WWI battle river WWI battlesite WWI site WWI/WWII battle river Water painted by Cézanne Waterway of France Where Champagne is found Where Joffre made his stand. Weaver featured in a George Eliot novel "West Side Story" dubbing legend Nixon wavy-textured fabric Wine-red Wine-red hue What Robinson Crusoe was. Wisconsin school site? W Australian eucalyptus What banns announce Wedding ceremony, e.g. Wedded couples What one may reveal on Facebook Wedding officiant "When a man ___ . . . " Walks down an aisle, maybe W Hotel's parent company "Will you ___ me?" Wed in a formal ceremony Walk down the aisle? What many characters in Shakespeare comedies do wive What gentlemen do, la Anita Loos What Dyan Cannon decided to do in 1965? Wed to be well-off, in Japan? What Bess did? What might be heard with a ring Words from an aspiring fiancé Words often said while kneeling