Letter W 85250–85500

Word of indecision Word of possibility Word with "pole" or "day" World Bee Day month Writer/comic Elaine WNBA great Moore who co-wrote the memoir "Love & Justice" Writer Angelou Writer of seven autobiographies Writers of early hieroglyphics Wild mandrake "We don't know yet" "Who can say?" Waffler's answer Waffler's word Waverer's word Wishy-washy answer Wishy-washy word Word frequently said with a shrug Word loosely rhymed with "crazy" and "chase me" in a Carly Rae Jepsen song Word of uncertainty Word that parents use to forestall children's request until they hope the kids forget Wishy-washy invitees Warning on food packaging for those with allergies When a queen is crowned Where the Soviets showed their missiles off "Waiting on the World to Change" singer John Word used to express possibility, in the Bible William Bradford ship Willful damage Willful disfigurement of person: Law. Willful harm Willful violence "Will you allow me to demonstrate?" "Would you let me have this dance?" What "Excuse me, please" can mean "Would you let me take a look?" Waldorf salad ingredient, for short Waldorf salad need Well-known county in Eire. White sandwich spread, for short Whitish sandwich spread, for short Wrap condiment World-famous institution in Rochester, Minn. White sandwich spread Wagner, for example. Willy Brandt, for example. Winner of an Indianapolis race, e.g. Well-known official Williams's weather stories? What some celebrations are centered around Willie Willie in center field Willie in the Baseball Hall of Fame Willie in the Hall Willie of baseball Willie of baseball fame Willie of diamond fame Willie of the 1950s-'60s Giants Willie of the Giants, now in the Army. Willie of the Giants. Willie of the Polo Grounds Willie the Giant Willie who made "The Catch" in the 1954 World Series Willie who wore #24 Willie who's #5 in career home runs Willie with 660 home runs Willie with 660 homers Willie, the legendary Giant Wondrous Willie. *Washer and dryer maker widespread Eurasian weedy plant Woodruff-flavored punch Whorl-leaved European pot herb. World's best-selling sports car Way-out challenge? Way-out puzzle? Web of confusion. Web of winding ways Where rats race Windy locale? Word after corn . . . or a homophone of a word for corn Word search alternative Writer de la Roche W has one W's deg. W's degree Wall St. asset Wall St. credential Wall St. deg. Wall St. exec's degree Wall St. hire Wall St. hiree Wall St. passport perhaps Wall St. wall plaque Wall Street exec's deg. Wall Street exec's deg., perhaps Wall Streeter's deg. Wall Streeter's deg., perhaps Wannabe exec's degree Wharton Sch. conferral Wharton Sch. degree Wharton School deg. Wharton School degree Wharton achievement Wharton conferral Wharton deg. Wharton degree Wharton degree (Abbr.) Wharton grad Wharton grad's accomplishment Wharton grad, for one Wharton grad, often Wharton graduate's deg. Wharton offering, briefly Wharton prize Wharton product Wharton reward Wharton specialty What Dr. Oz got with his M.D. What Tim Cook got from Duke What a big wheel may hold What a suit may hold What many a suit has, briefly With this, you could manage With this, you'll probably manage Winston Duke's "Black Panther" role WSJ readers, perhaps: Abbr. Wall St. degrees Wall St. hirees Wall St. recruits Wall St. types Wall St. wall hangings Wall St. workers' degrees Wall Street degs. Wharton Sch. awards Wharton School degs. Wharton alums, perhaps Wharton awards Wharton degrees Wharton degs. Wharton grads Wharton offerings: Abbr. Wharton payoffs Wharton postgrad awards Wharton sorts What many CFOs hold What suits often hold Work force entrants' assets, briefly World leader since June 1999 WWW connection speed measures Wilson treasury secretary Wilson's Secy. of Treasury. Would-be ENT's exam Would-be OB/GYN's hurdle What aspiring docs take Would-be drs.' exams Warren Beatty's role opposite Julie Christie's Mrs. Miller Whom Obama bested in 2008 Wisconsin's controversial figure. When Dante was 35. What a TV marshal rides off in? "Wedding Bell Blues" soloist Marilyn Where the author of "Angela's Ashes" lives? Waterston's D.A. on "Law & Order" Word for the real thing. When Andrew II became king of Hungary Where the Hamburglar hangs out Whitewater figure Susan, who has appealed to Clinton for a pardon Whitewater figure Susan, who was pardoned by Clinton Wilson's successor. Wimbledon champ in 1981, 1983 and 1984 William Shatner alma mater Winner of 17 electoral votes Winner of one state in 1972 Web Calling originator WorldCom partner WorldCom's new name on 4/13/03 ___ WorldCom When the First Crusade reached Acre. Work at an office with a low ceiling? "Wide World of Sports" host Jim Willamette tributary When Frederick I's HRE reign began When Henry II became king When McKinley was reelected When the Boxers rebelled W.W.E. head Vince ___ WWE CEO Vince World Wrestling Entertainment chairman Vince Wrestling executive Vince or Linda "Waiting to Exhale" author Terry "___ & Wife" ('70s TV mystery) When "Dianetics" was first published When the Korean War started Writer John who won a Pulitzer for "Annals of the Former World" Wanda Sykes, Regina Hall and Amy Schumer, for the 2022 Oscars World that contains Thor and Loki but not Superman, for short World where you find Thor and Loki: Abbr. When Emperor Henry IV was dethroned War planning date When armies mobilize. When Philip V became king When Luther was 18 When Michelangelo began "David" When Michelangelo started "David" When Columbus made his last voyage Wittenberg University's founding date When Columbus discovered the Caymans When Leonardo began painting the Mona Lisa When Michelangelo finished "David" When Henry VIII became king When Elizabeth I was eighteen. Ward healers, for short Ward healers? (Abbr.) Ward workers, for short Warehouse contents: Abbr. Warehouse gds. Warehouse inv. Wares, for short Wares: Abbbr. What forklifts may lift: Abbr. What's moved from a store: Abbr. Whse. goods Wyo. is on it in the summer When James IV was killed "Write ___ Letter" (Aerosmith song) Word of apology Words of guilt World's largest artificial lake World's oldest alcoholic beverage Winner at Gettysburg Winner at Gettysburg, 1863. Where Maria sings "The Hills Are Alive" in "The Sound of Music" Where clovers grow Where goats gobble grass Where sheep sup Where the sheep is in "Little Boy Blue" Where to find vole holes Where voles may make holes Wildflower setting Wyoming bird Wyoming's state bird Wildflower habitats What Père Grandet's subsistence was. Word from the Latin for "lean" Waitperson's delivery What an airline voucher might be good for What beer can be, for a rocker What corn can be ground into What follows a grace period?