Letter W 87000–87250

Wire-thickness measure Wire-thickness unit www.army.__ www.navy.___ With "17", a book title Woman's name that becomes a country when its vowels are swapped Word said with a curtsy Where "Falstaff" premiered in 1893 Where "Falstaff" premiered, 1893 Where "Il Duomo" is. Where "The Last Supper" is located Where La Scala is. Where Pirelli and Alfa-Romeo had their starts Where Toscanini performs in Italy. Where most of the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci are stored Where the Ambrosian Library is Where to see "The Last Supper" Where to see Leonardo's "The Last Supper" Wide-brimmed straw hat Where Teatro alla Scala is. Where the "Last Supper" is. Word for an oath such as "drat" Word on some salsa jars Welcome wind on a hot day "Walk a __ in My Shoes": Joe South hit Walk a ___ in someone else's shoes Walk a ___ in someone's shoes Wanamaker ___ (Millrose Games highlight) Wanamaker or Millrose run What a marker may mark What's marked by a certain marker Wide margin Wide missing margin Wilt vs. Gehrmann distance. Wilt vs. Gehrmann. Word after country or sea Word associated with Denver Word before post or stone Word with "extra" or "country" Word with air or square Word with post or stone Word with square or air Word with stone or marker Wes Santee, for instance. Wes Santee. What Gunder Hagg is. Workouts for Peter Snell. What a marathon has slightly over twenty-six of What an odometer measures What some people can see for What you might buy a flight with What homonyms and antonyms are Weatherman's quantitative estimate "Wrecking Ball" singer Cyrus "Wrecking Ball" singer's flower? whiteheads Work environment Word with service or surplus Where officers may be trained West Point drum and bugle corps Where to see stars in the service Weigh heavily Washington's soldiers. Word from the Latin for "soldiery" Word in the Second Amendment What a child's "mustache" consists of What many drink before noon What often comes with a spoiler alert? What some formulas are based on What you may pour before or after cereal Wheaties eater's need White breakfast beverage Word after almond, soy, or oat Word with shake or snake Wring every possible advantage from white fluid produced by female mammals to feed their young What a Biblical land was flowing with What the Promised Land is said to flow with What you might expect in a mixed drink called a White Jamaican Where to find a missing person? What a candy farmer can do Whitish vase material White upper lips Whole and skim ... what happens in the refrigerator? Weak fellow Weak Willies Way in the sky Way of the universe Whitish-colored Word with "white" or "Way" __ Way galaxy ___ Way: spiral galaxy *Whitish Samsung phone? Water-wheel site Wheat processing site Where life is a grind? Where to experience a daily grind Where workers are always on their grind? Where workers may do the daily grind? Wood processor Word after "paper" or "pepper" Word following "pepper" or "rumor" Word with paper or pepper Word with pepper or paper Word with pepper or saw Word with sugar or spice Well-know American poet. What the Romans' M stands for WHITE insects, popular name for WHITE-powdered insects, popular name for Watery domestic option Worker on the Floss Wry country singer Roger Where grain is ground. What "mega-" means What M may represent wishful jackpot number Wealthy individual with seven figures or more Washington rally of 5/14/00 What "micro" means What a heel may come back as Waterwheel source, perhaps Waterwheel water source, perhaps Wheel-powering reservoir Waterwheel drivers water current Water wheel's channel Waterwheel power source Where products are turned out in great quantities. Wilbur of Arkansas Wind and pepper Water that is a power source Water wheel's turner Window casings, e.g. work done in a mill "Weeds are flowers, too" writer "When We Were Very Young" author A.A. "Winnie-the-Pooh" writer A.A. ____ "Winnie-the-Pooh creator" Who wrote "A bear, however hard he tries, / Grows tubby without exercise" Who wrote, in a classic children's book, "It is hard to be brave ... when you're only a Very Small Animal" Winnie the Pooh author Winnie the Pooh creator Winnie's creator Winnie-the-Pooh creator Writer A. A. Writer of children's books Writer of the line "Did you ever stop to think, and forget to start again?" Writer who created Pooh and Roo Writer who feuded with Wodehouse Writer A.A. et al. Wheeler-dealer of "Catch-22" Whence Venus? Where Venus left her arms Where Venus was found. Where a famous Greek statue was found Where a statue of Venus was found Way to address a peer. What to call an English nobleman Word from a barrister Word of address used in Parliament. Woody's "People vs. Larry Flynt" director Wimpy doughboy? Wire diameter measures Wire diameter units Wire diameters Wire measures Wire measures, for short Wire size units Wire thickness units Wire units Wire width units "Where the waters meet" Wisconsin city known for its breweries Wisconsin hoopsters WISCONSIN, KANSAS "Walking against the wind" performer Wearer of white gloves Weird Al "She Never Told Me She Was a ___" Weird Al song "She Never Told Me She Was a ___" White-faced performer White-gloves wearer Whiteface wearer Wordless actor Wordless entertainer Wordless performer Wordless portrayer Work in whiteface with no lines Actor Was boxed in, but not really? Went without saying? Worked in whiteface White-faced performers Wordless acts Wordless comedians Wordless performers Wordless players. Works without a word Works without words Woman with the same two notes? What Elsie Janis was. What the borogroves were. wordless sketches WPM part Watch div. Watch unit: Abbr. Winona's role in "Bram Stoker's Dracula" With accessible ore Where long-distance calls are made in the Mideast? WALK affectedly WALK artificially WALK with affected gait Walk Daintily Drink Walk daintily Walk in an affected way Walk with affected nicety Walk with short steps. What you might do to meat and words What you might do to meat or words Walked primly What the answers to starred clues end in, in more ways than one Walks primly Walks with affectedly dainty steps. ___ words (speaks vaguely) Watch over or out for Watch over, as a store What an idea comes to What surrounds the answers to the starred clues What's on your ___? "Whoa, what an amazing fact!" "Wow, that's unbelievable!" and a clue to the circled letters Words before "reading," "language" & "music," respectively Watch over a 787? Was ruffled by "Want some company?" What a dirty person has What one with impure thoughts has What those prone to dirty thoughts have ... and what you might need to solve this puzzle Without thinking or paying attention Without intellectual involvement What I, the constructor, had to do while making this puzzle Watches out Watches, as a store Where one's head is " . . . wars begin in the ___ men" "Why Not Me?" author *Workplace for the Seven Dwarfs War hazard Warship danger