Letter W 87250–87500

Warship's worry Wartime booby trap Wartime harbor hazard Wartime sea hazard Where coal is found Where gold is dug Where rocks are extracted from Where the Seven Dwarfs worked. Where the ore is Where the vein is Where to find a rock group Where to go for the gold Where to take your pick Where workers may get the shaft? Wield a pickax, perhaps Word after coal or gold Word before and after "all" Word from who will not share Word of greed Word repeated by the seagulls in "Finding Nemo" Word repeated in "It's ___! All ___!" Word with gold or coal Workplace for Sleepy and Doc Workplace where you constantly have to vent Workplace whose workers may suffer from pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis ___ Wars (major labor uprisings of West Virginian history) Went deep at work? Went for gold Went for the gold Went for the gold, in a way Worked a claim. Worked in a colliery Worked in a rush? Worked in a shaft Worked like the Seven Dwarfs Worked with a pick Where some veins are found "What's ___ yours": Shakespeare West Virginia worker Woody Guthrie "The Dying ___" Worker a coal lobbyist claims to represent Worker in a stope. Worker in the 1954 film "Salt of the Earth" Worker in the pits. Worker on West Virginia's state seal Worker who extracts Worker who gets the lead out? Worker who wants to strike? Worker with a Pick Worker with a light and a pick Worker with a pickaxe What the chiropractor performed in the coal pit? What an anemic person might lack Word before oil or water Word with oil or water Word with spring or water What a geologist makes at the bank? Wood-finishing liquid What a water softener removes White stuff on the table Workers extracting ore underground Workers who dig for precious metals underground What the Seven Dwarfs were Workers extracting ore Workers in shafts Workers searching for ore Workers with headlights? Wisdom deified What some sweepers sweep Where adits are Where gold diggers can be found Where lodes are found Where rock salt is found. Withdraws deposits Works underground Way to access a rock venue? What takes a pit crew down? Winter fare Warship that made its way through the Across answers but not the Down answers Word before dynasty or vase Work the crowd Was sociable at a party Was sociable, in a way Warm weather wear Warm-weather wear Well-above-the-knee skirt What doesn't go to great lengths? Wilson Pickett's "___-Skirt Minnie" Word with "bar" or "blinds" Word with "bar" or "skirt" Word with "skirt" or "cam" Word with "van" or "skirt" Word with skirt or bike with vermillion paint What 007 might shoot with Windmill setting What might display a little spirit? Where to find odd-shaped bottles Where you might find very little liquor Watch for a tiny two-piece? "Wait a ___." Writing stroke Wawa and 7-Eleven ___ Wage Law. Word in the name of many candy offshoots wearing a miniskirt Was a comfort (to) Word that could mean "become too small to see" or "similar to a family vehicle" White fur used in medieval times. white fur, used in ceremonial costumes Weasel relatives Weasel-like creature Weasellike mammal with beautiful fur Wolverine relative When everyone wore fur? Where weasels dwell? West of Wis. What's west of Wisc. Where Bob Dylan was born: Abbr. Where Gopher Prairie is: Abbr. Where H.H.H. lived Where Orville Freeman is Governor-elect: Abbr. Where St. Cloud is: Abbr. Where Voyageurs Natl. Park is Where the Twins are: abbr. Where the headwaters of the Mississippi are: Abbr. Wild hockey's home (abbr.) Wis. neighbor Wagner's first wife Wenonah's daughter-in-law. Where Brooklyn Park is Where General Mills is headquartered Where nearly 70% of our iron ore comes from. Where the Mesabi iron mines are. Where the Mississippi begins. Where the Mississippi rises where st cloud is "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" cameo Word after A or Asia Word with "Asia" or "Ursa" Weak political group Where to see farm teams play White Sox star who played in five decades (1949-1980) Ward County seat WHITE Russia capital Warsaw-to-Moscow train stop Where Lee Harvey Oswald was a lathe operator White Russian capital. Wanderer in "Mikado" Wandering entertainer Wandering musician Word from Old French for "servant" Watermelon salad ingredient What Priscilla gave to John Alden. Where G. I. medals are made. Where Mrs. Ross is boss. Where change is made Where lots of money is made Where money is made Where nickels are made Where specie is made. Where to make oodles of boodle Where to make some money water mint Work directed by Nellie Tayloe Ross. Worked for pennies? What Candyland lovers are? With more Mentha Word in a mouthwash spot Word in a mouthwash spot, perhaps What a pianist uses for triple-time pieces? Wanting: Colloq. Without, mathematically Without: Colloq. Word of subtraction Where Fahrenheit and Celsius scales coincide What the 1973 film became after it was just "In Africa?" What a very thorough description is given in With great attention to detail Watchmaker's other job? Watch notch Week's 10,080 What Othello calls Desdemona "Winterset" hero When mammals appeared With a type of eye affliction Where Valeri Polyakov set the record for longest single human spaceflight Word in a Tolstoy title "Wonderful" red star Wonderful Star Woody directed her to a 1995 Oscar Woman's magazine founded in 1989 Women's magazine of the 1990s WORK of wonder Walking on water, as Jesus did Walking on water, e.g. Wonderful event Wonderful example. Wonderwork Wondrous event Wondrous happening. Word before Whip or Gro in brand names Word with drug or mile ___ worker (person who does the impossible) wonderful supernatural event What began a supporting role in 1993 Wondrous Bauhaus School founder? With "the," Motown group with forty-six _Billboard_ Hot 100 songs Water in the desert, perhaps Water that isn't wet What a faraway oasis could be Willie of the Orioles. Winner of a landmark 1966 Supreme Court decision Willie, Carmen and others. Wallow Place to Wallower's spot Wallowing place Wet spongy earth Wet substratum Wet tract Wet, swampy ground. Wetlands feature Wetlands obstacle Wetlands terrain What's wallowed in Where not to wallow, per "Light My Fire" Where one may wallow Where to wallow Wallowing spots What you need when your car is stuck in the mud? Working wonders. Wood robins. Works in a Barcelona museum Works of a Spanish artist. Wall decor. Wall hanging covered while sitting shiva Where Snow White's trouble started. Wicked Queen's 'adviser' Wicked Queen's advisor? What lets people see themselves in your eyes? Wharton's "The House of ___" Wharton's 'House of ' Weapon with many warheads Wet and swampy Warm-ups for some singers What can open files? What can precede giving or taking Wrong beginning Wrong start Wrong way to start?