Letter W 89750–90000

Windows icon Way to address a sweetheart Words after 'Frankly' white fatty lipid substance white tissue forming an insulating sheath around certain nerve fibres War Relocation director. "Wayne's World" co-star Mike "Wayne's World" star "Wayne's World's" Mike Wayne's World star Mike "What a load of bunk!" "What baloney!" Worst Picture of 1964? Well-known song character "What a terrible scene..." Words of astonishment "With ___ upon his head": E. B. Browning What I might eat in defeat? "Whatever would I do without you?" Words for one's idol Words from a damsel in distress? Words to a lifesaver Words to a savior Washington Mystics forward Hines-Allen "Well, whadya know!" "Well, what do we have here!" "Well, would you look at that!" "Whadya know!" Words before "What have we here?" Words of mild surprise What makes me puzzling? Winged chatterbox Winged mimic Winged talker Wordy birdie Winged mimics Where birds play ball? What LASIK treats Westminster's Best-in-Show: 1940–41 What Gollum calls the Ring in "The Lord of the Rings" What the ring in "The Lord of the Rings" is called What the Wicked Witch of the West called Dorothy What the Witch called Dorothy Winona's role in "Great Balls of Fire!" Woman's name that becomes another woman's name when its vowels are switched Word for "large number" that comes from the word for "ten thousand" in Greek William : Nick :: ___ : Nora William's "The Thin Man" co-star William's costar in "The Thin Man" William Powell's The Thin Man love interest Wise men's resin What the Liberty Trees demanded? Word on many South Carolina picture postcards widely cultivated as a groundcover for its dark green shiny leaves and usually blue-violet flowers WHITMAN (Walt/Walter), subject of Walt Whitman's "Song of ___" What might follow me? Whitman "song" subject Whitman's Song of ____ Who I am Who I see in the mirror What "time is on" in a 1964 Rolling Stones hit Words repeated after "O Absalom" in the Bible Web-based social network service What often comes with a twist? Whodunit Whodunit genre Whodunit, for example "What's My Line?" feature Witticism from Sherlock Holmes? Washington WNBA player William Blake was one William Blake, for example. Wizard's WNBA counterpart Word before "Pizza" or "River," in film Word before "Pizza" or "River," in films Whodunit implicating ... Rosie? Washington WNBA team Whodunits: Abbr. "We only use 10% of our brain," e.g. Widely held but false belief Washington and the cherry tree, e.g. What unicorns live in Widely held misconception Welcome words when a check arrives Why are you late? Wallace Shawn movie, to go? W. E. B. Du Bois was one of its founders W. E. B. DuBois first headed it W.E.B. Du Bois was among its founders What chutney may top Where decongestant spray goes ... Win at auction, say Weho or Soho, in slang WEST Papua city WEALTHY luxury-loving person (arch.) Wealthy and influential person Wealthy man Wealthy mogul Wealthy muck-a-muck Wealthy muckety-muck Wealthy or prominent person Wealthy, influential one Wealthy, powerful person Well-heeled fellow Word from the Hindi for "viceroy" Word from the Urdu for "deputy" Wealthy women cover up a shilling? Wealthy men Well-to-do gents Where a plane's engine is housed "What do you call cheese that isn't yours? ___ cheese!" (dad joke) "What do you call cheese that's not yours? ___ cheese!" What might go for a dip? Word before "chip" or "cheese" When it's dark, in Darmstadt When to see der Mond When to see die Sterne What a chemist brings to the table? What you get when shelved What you get when shelved, slang Winner of nine French Opens Winner of the most French Open singles titles Washington watchdog Well-known Ralph Winner of 2.7% of the 2000 presidential vote Woman's name that reverses to a man's name Woman to whom Chuck Berry sings, "Honey is that you?" Writer Gordimer Writer Gordimer and director Labaki Writer Gordimer and photographer Blacklock Where there's nowhere to go but up Word from the Arabic for "opposite" ". . . we fear ___ evil" (Burns) "Wi' tippenny, we fear __ evil": Burns "__ wind, __ rain--__ golf!": Scottish adage When doubled, a 2010s dance When doubled, a 2010s dance craze When doubled, a 2010s dance fad When doubled, a 2010s hip-hop fad When doubled, a 2015 dance trend When doubled, a dance move When doubled, a dance move preceded by a whip When doubled, a hip hop dance When doubled, a hip-hop dance When doubled, dance move accompanying the Whip When doubled, dance of the 2010s When doubled, the hip-hop-dancing complement to the Whip When repeated, a 2010s dance When repeated, a 2010s dance move When repeated, a dance move When repeated, a hip-hop dance Word in many Burns poems Word that might be said in a Glasgow kiss-off Whip follower Winning responses, in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum Words from stubborn Scots Where Algeria is: Abbr. W. Hemisphere pact W. Hemisphere treaty of 1994 West. Hemisphere pact Western deal since 1994: Abbr. Walter Mitty's wife, e.g. What Walter Mitty's wife tends to do What Xanthippe did. What agent does when you blow a deadline What scolds do. What shrews do. When repeated, spouse's complaint When said three times, "Get off my case!" When said three times, comment of annoyance When tripled, a comment of annoyance Worn-out mount Worn-out steed Worry or bother Worthless horse wife, often Capp, Andy hangout Winter Olympic host city in Japan famed for its mountains Where Jonny Moseley won a skiing gold medal Where Midori Ito lit the Olympic cauldron Where Tara Lipinski upset Michelle Kwan Where Tara Lipinski won Olympic gold Where Tara Lipinski won a gold medal Where Tara Lipinski won gold Where Tara Lipinski won her Olympics gold medal at age 15 Where snowboarding debuted as an Olympic sport Where snowboarding had its Olympic debut Where the U.S. won the first gold medal in women's ice hockey Winter Olympics city in 1998 Winter Olympics host before Salt Lake City Winter Olympics site Winter Olympics site after Lillehammer WW II target, 8-9-45 Where "Fat Man" fell Was shrewish Wearied with whining words "Will you stop bugging me?" Words from a beleaguered spouse "Will you JUST drop it?!" What henpeckers do West African mammal West African reedbuck. What someone like Xantippe does Won't leave alone Writer/director Phyllis Word of dismissal Western Pacific capital Wild sheep of Tibet. Water nymph in Greek mythology Water nymph of Greek myth Water nymph of myth Water nymph that anagrams to "Diana" Water nymph, in mythology Water spirit that anagrams to "Aidan" Water-loving nymph Waterfall nymph Woman swimmer. Water maidens Water nymphs Water nymphs of Greek myth Water nymphs of mythology Water nymphs, in Greek myth Water-plant genus Water worms Wide-eyed child Wide-eyed one Wide-eyed sort Wide-eyed type What a construction worker may drive What a manicurist files What lives in a hole in the wall? Wield a hammer Word after door or before polish Word with hob or hang Word with polish or file Work at carpentering. Waltz composition by Delibes Worrier's habit Walloped hard "Wow, that was spectacular!" Was right on target Words often said with a fist pump Woodworker's power tool Wood shop power tools Where spikes are made. Where carpenters catalog brads? Where a picture used to hang What manicurists do Woodworker's fasteners Where a lot of filing occurs