Letter W 91250–91500

Word for a name-dropper? Word heard within "name" Word helpful in alumna identification Word in a bride's bio Word in a marriage notice Word in a social register Word in a social register, perhaps Word in a wedding announcement Word in a wedding notice Word in a wedding report Word in alumnae bios Word in alumni bios Word in alumni notes Word in an alumna's bio Word in an alumnae directory, maybe Word in an alumni directory Word in an extended name Word in an obit Word in birth notices. Word in genealogy Word in many a woman's bio Word in many obituaries Word in society Word in some class-reunion biographies Word in some obits Word in some wedding announcements Word in the society pages Word in wedding announcements Word in wedding notices Word in wedding notices, often Word in wedding story. Word introducing maiden name. Word linking two surnames Word never used with a male name Word next to a birth name Word often seen after a married name Word often seen between last names Word on French gravestones Word on a society page Word on many a wedding announcement Word on some French gravestones Word on the first line of Mirren's Wikipedia article Word on the society page Word on the society pages Word on wedding announcements Word preceding a Mrs.' birth name Word preceding a birth name Word preceding a maiden name Word preceding a woman's birth name Word prefacing maiden name. Word representing an altared state? Word seen between married and maiden names Word seen between surnames Word seen in wedding announcements Word signifying a name change Word splitting a lady's surnames Word suggesting a name change Word suggestive of marriage Word that indicates a name change Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tag Word that typically appears before a woman's maiden name Word tossed around among the upper crust Word tossed around on the society page Word used after the wedding. Word used by some name-droppers Word used in alumna identification Word with a maiden name word Tree African "We ___ to talk" "What You ___" (1986 INXS hit) "What ___ the bridge much broader than the flood?": "Much Ado About Nothing" "When I ___ you, I just close my eyes and I'm with you" Want massage, reportedly Want's cousin Want's relative Want, and then some Want, require Water or light, for a plant Water, e.g., for a plant Water, food or air Water, for all Water, for most Water, say Welfare factor Welfare problem What a desperate person is often in What a new hire may fill What a shortage suggests What air is not for an anaerobe What have-nots have "We ___ Little Christmas" ("Mame" song) "Want help?" Want ad word Want-ad word Was destitute Was out of Was short Wanter's kin Wanting one. Wanters of things. "Want a hand?" Worse off Worst off "What else is there to say?!" With open palms, maybe What rugged individualists seldom admit to What ASAP means Want larvae gutted for bait What CD players don't require What a haystack may hide Wouldn't leave alone What this puzzle's four longest answers have in common White pine's green features Winner of Florida Derby. work executed with a needle work that is done with a needle "Winner __ be present" Words of release from obligation "We __ have worried" "Well, You ___" (Monk) "Well, You ___" (Thelonious Monk song) "Want me to scooch over?" Wants, requires Water and light, for plants Water and sunlight, for plants What alimony covers, minimally "When a fella ___ friend" "What this country ___ a good . . . " "Who ___?" (words of despair) What randy bucks do? Wanting constant approval Wanting constant emotional support Wanting others' attention and approval Wanting wherewithal With insufficient resources Without means Worthy of assistance Worthy of help Wisconsin city on Lake Winnebago When repeated, a childish taunt " . . . ___ won fair lady" ". . . would thou hadst ___ been born" ("Othello") "We shall ___ be younger": Shakespeare "What oft was thought but __ so well express'd": Pope "What, will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth "When hell freezeth over!" "When pigs flyeth!" "Will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth "_____ was the sky so deep a hue": Warner When Romeo says he "saw true beauty" before seeing Juliet When hell freezes over, in verse When pigs fly, poetically When pigs fly, to a poet When pigs fly, to poets When swine doth fly? ___-well (idler) Wastrel (see letters 5 through 9) Worthless lout Worthless sort "Well-groomed-sounding" hair remover of old Waxing alternative what are you up to now Wife of Akhenaten Wife of Amenhotep IV What a "-" may indicate: Abbr. Where black is white, for short? What offsetting penalties do to each other Written regrets Where some Bedouin roam Was inattentive to wine merchant Work a deal Work on the contract Works out a deal "... with no ___ dialect, unless he wanted to have one" (Harry Reid on Barack Obama, 2008) WINE and spice drink Warm wine drink Warm, sweetened wine drink Wine beverage. Wine toddy. Wine, hot water, sugar, nutmeg and lemon juice. Wine, hot water, sugar, nutmeg and lemon mix Wine-based drink Wine-hot water drink Wine-lemon drink. Winy beverage. wine and hot water with sugar and lemon juice and nutmeg wine spice drink What Chero-Cola Company became in 1928 World leader who gave his name to a jacket World leader who said "Every little thing counts in a crisis" World leader with a role in 1961's annexation of Goa was the first prime minister of the Republic of India from 1947 to 1964 What a stallion might say What might be said in a horse voice? Whicker. Whinney Where horses are treated for laryngitis? Whinned Whinnied Whinnied, say What horses are. What ponies express? Whinnies What do you call your balky mate? What horses are sometimes? Writer Gaiman Writer-director Jordan Who said "I put up my thumb and it blotted out the planet Earth" Winner of three Tonys Writer with the most combined Oscar and Tony nominations Writer with the most combined Tony and Oscar nominations Word of refusal in Berlin Wagner's refusal Weimar veto Well-known negative. Willy Brandt negative Wolfgang's veto What sometimes follows me? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? What a theme answer from this puzzle would have if it included the word "month"? What is Dudley Do-Right's girlfriend's name? Whom Dudley Do-Right loved Woman in Do-Right's life Women's basketball analyst Fortner Women's basketball coach Fortner Women's basketball coach/analyst Fortner Woman's name backward or forward "Wait Till the Sun Shines" girl "Wait Till the Sun Shines, ___" "Whoa" girl "Whoa, ___!" (sportscaster Keith Jackson's catchphrase) Word after "whoa" World traveler Bly "___ Was a Lady": S. Foster Wilco guitarist Cline Wilco lead guitarist _____ Cline Willie of country Willie of country music Willie or Craig T. Willie or Rick Winnie's husband once Wrestling hold name World leader born in the village of Mvezo worm vinegar WORM (phylum) Wheatworm, e.g. Worm found in every ecosystem on Earth, even the deepest oceans Whence came Hercules' lion Whence the lion killed by Hercules