Letter W 93000–93250

Whose ark it was Whose ark? Wyle and Webster Where even termites were welcome, presumably Wild couples cruise? Webster's impression of the Natural State? Why a tire is flat Words describing a vacuum Words seen on many small-business windows Words indicating lack of offense Without success, after "to" Wealthy Brit, slangily Wealthy person, in British slang Well-known hill. Word on a Cable Car Museum area map Why soccer wasn't played What there is in heaven, in a famous polka Walesa won one Walesa's prize What Barack Obama and Bob Dylan have in common Wiesel won one Wiesel's award Writer's prize What Malala Yousafzai became in 2014 Winner of a prestigious prize for significant achievements in various fields What M.L.K. received in 1964 Winnie's latest plum. What "check" could mean What "check" might mean Where San Francisco's best hotels are Word before "fir" or "gas" Worthy of honor Where peasants work? "Whether 'tis ___ . . . ": Hamlet "Whether 'tis ___ in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune ..." "Whether 'tis ___..." Word in Hamlet's "To be or not to be" soliloquy Word before oblige Word with "oblige" With chivalry With dignity With great dignity With honor With magnanimity Who expects the Spanish Inquisition, according to Monty Python whiffet Why I feel good (Middle) What forthright people make about an unpleasant situation What Oz's scarecrow had? Wealthy Brits Wealthy Londoners Wealthy Londoners, slangily Wealthy people of Westminster, slangily Wealthy people, to the Brits West Coast region, briefly "Wish I could help" What some drivers carry What the driver carries? Wedding, in France. Wedding, in Paris. Wedding: Fr. What ".00" may mean What two zeroes after a dot may mean When la luna rises, usually When la luna shines When to see la luna Whopper request What margarine has, unlike butter What the merely close get, metaphorically Where an arrow meets a bowstring Where bow meets arrow What a boor has What a kid on a snow day or a boor has What boors have What the puzzled have "What a simple decision!" With no initial charges, as a mortgage Worthless, in dialect Welcome policy at a bar "Wow, you're kidding!" WANDERING at night work Chopin piece "What's up?" gesture "Wynken, Blynken and __" "Wynken, Blynken, and ___" (Eugene Field poem) What a bobblehead doll will do Where Cain dwelt. Where Cain settled Where Cain went after killing Abel Where sleepers dwell Where stained Cain lived Whither Cain fled Why isn't one done? Will Smith "Black Suits Comin' (___ Ya Head)" Wink's partner Winken Blinken and ____ Winken and Blinken companion Winken and Blinken partner Wooden shoe passenger Wooden shoe sailor Wooden-shoe passenger Wordless "What's up?" Wordless "okay" Wordless "yes" Wordless acknowledgment Wordless agreement Wordless approval Wordless assent Wordless authorization Wordless consent Wordless greeting Wordless opinion Wordless permission Wordless response Wordlessly agree Wordlessly express approval Wynken and Blynken's companion Wynken and Blynken's pal Wynken and Blynken's partner Wynken pal Wynken's friend. Wynken's shipmate Wynken, BIynken and _____ Wordlessly greet What "sine die" incicates. Where a leaf joins a stem Where leaf meets stem Where things come together Word after "lymph" Word often with "lymph" "We don't have an agreement" Words spoken before walking out Warm refusal to a partner Where lines meet What the absolutely positive have What the confident have What most hope for in a relationship Welcome responses from an audience Wordless acknowledgments Wordless assents Wordless greetings Wordless okays Wordless yeses Wordlessly agrees With a ___ (recognizing) "Well, isn't it obvious?!?" "Well, obvs!" Wartlike protuberance Worrisome growth What the 50,000-word novel "Gadsby" contains (amazingly) What the unmusical have Words by Phillips Brooks "We Three Kings of Orient Are," e.g. Word sung before "born is the King of Israel" When icicle lights appear When to display une crèche When to see Nick at night? Winter holiday Winter music Witty Coward Word for Dec. 25. Word heard at Yuletide Word heard in December Word in a Christmas carol Word on Christmas decorations Word on December decorations Word repeated before "Born is the king of Israel" Word repeatedly sung before "Born is the king of Israel" Word sung at Christmas Word sung by carolers Word sung four times before "Born is the King of Israel" Wouk character. Wouk hero Wouk's Airman. Writer Coward Well-known Englishman. Writer who turned down an invitation to play the title role in 1962's "Dr. No" What's wrong with "Jinge Bells"? Woman's name that sounds festive Words heard before "Born is the King of Israel" Words that precede "Born is the King ..." Wassailer's arsenal Winter melodies Winter strains ". . . with ___ in sight" What a Möbius strip has What a circle has. What a ring has What eternity has What infinity has What may be in sight? What the impossible staircase in an Escher print has Without a stop Without letup What each starred clue's answer has? What's left by an ace investigator ... and in each of the four longest puzzle answers What "Keep out!" means What naysayers may cast Words of uncooperation What a captive audience member feels like they have What black holes "offer" What Mizaru sees, per a Buddhist tradition What a monkey may see or hear What a monkey senses, in a saying Words after "see," "hear" or "speak" Words following see, hear and speak Warning sign on a door Warning sign on a locked door "What __ has seen ... ": 1 Corinthians Whiner's phrase Welcome words for dieters What "skim" means, in the dairy aisle What Jack Sprat could eat Words a dieter looks for Words on a diet food label Words on some diet food labels What the bold have What the gutsy display Without a service charge Without an added charge Words in a credit card ad "What you see is what you get," on Instagram What mama didn't raise Without any extras "What a buzzkill!" Way too serious, say Without any bother Winter beverage, cut Winter serving Wooden block Wooden masonry block Wooden peg in a masonry wall Wooden pin or block. Walnut: Sp. Wind through an Arizona town? What "E" may signify Wooden pin: var. Without use: Colloq. Words of impossibility. words Mission "Wide to the right!" What villains are up to Winter drinks Winter party concoctions "What have I got to lose?" What might be found under a rug? Words after "Look, Ma" What a doctor does, first What a doctor should do first "We can excuse that mistake"