Letter W 93750–94000

Without face value, as stocks Without nominal value Words for some stocks Words on a fire-LANE sign Want ___ of (shun). What a solid yellow line may indicate What those who have had it have Why the kennel closed? Words for a tough task What a chef might call each dessert featured in this puzzle, literally or figuratively What there is, its said What some of the letters in this puzzle seemingly have What a cornered criminal has? What may be entered when a defendant refuses to enter anything in court What a circular argument has Why the convent's head couldn't find information on the nun? "Worry not, my friend," rhymingly Words on an orange juice container Words on some orange juice cartons What may be intended What may be intended by inadvertent wordplay? Well-known quotation "Water, water everywhere, ___ any drop to drink." "Water, water, every where, / ___ any drop to drink": "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "We can neither confirm ___ deny that this is our first tweet" (how @CIA opened its Twitter account) "__ will it be finished in the first one thousand days . . .": JFK "__ would I be a Poet": Dickinson 'wester starter --'wester --'wester (storm type) Word linking "neither" to another option Wester preceder What "colonel" has? What may be between here and there What may be found between here and there? What the word "colonel" has? Where Bergen is: Abbr. Where Oslo is: Abbr. Where many Sami live: Abbr. Where the Lofoten Isl. are Will's "Anchorman" role Winner of the most medals at the 2018 Winter Olympics: Abbr. Winningest country in Winter Olympic history: Abbr. Winter Olympics powerhouse (Abbr.) Word after neither Word appearing four times in the Fifth Amendment Word before "happiness," "majesty" and "fame" at the start of a Shelley poem Word before "rain," "heat" and "gloom of night" in a postal creed Word before a second negative Word before rain, heat and gloom Word between "a borrower" and "a lender" Word between "confirm" and "deny" Word between "here" and "there" Word between fish and fowl Word found at Conjunction Junction Word found three times in the unofficial U.S. Postal Service motto Word in Boolean logic Word in a negative phrase Word in the Postal Service creed Word in the Postman's Creed Word in the postal creed Word incorrectly paired with "either" Word indicating everything outside the Venn diagram Word of mutual exclusivity Word often paired with "neither" Word often seen with neither Word often with "neither" Word paired with "neither" Word partnered with neither Word repeated in Shelley's line "___ happiness, ___ majesty, ___ fame" Word repeated in the postal creed Word repeated three times in the United States Postal Service creed Word seen near "neither" Word teamed with "neither" Word that appeared thrice in the United States Postal Service creed Word that often accompanies "neither" Word used three times in the Postal Service creed Word used with "neither" Word with "neither" Word with easter or wester World biathlon powerhouse: Abbr. "Wallflower at the Orgy" author Ephron "When Harry Met Sally ..." screenwriter Ephron "When Harry Met Sally ..." writer Ephron "When Harry Met Sally" filmmaker Ephron Writer of "Heartburn" Washington Post columnist Boustany Wife in "A Doll's House" Wife in "The Thin Man" Wife in a Hammett whodunit Wife of "Thin Man" Wife of Nick Wife of Nick Charles Wife of the "Thin Man." Witty Ephron Writer / director Ephron Writer Roberts Writer Roberts Actor Writer-director Ephron Writer/filmmaker Ephron __ West-Allen: "The Flash" character Whodunit duo Wife James Joyce was attached to? "War Games" grp. "War Games" setting "WarGames" acronym "WarGames" gp. "WarGames" grp. "WarGames" locale "WarGames" org. "WarGames" org. located in Cheyenne Mountain's Crystal Palace "WarGames" setting W. Hemisphere protection syst. War Games acronym War Games org. "When Harry Met Sally..." screenwriter Writer, director and producer of "You've Got Mail" Woman's name that becomes a direction when its fourth letter is changed Writer Lofts winner Jones Grammy 1988 winner Woodstock chant "Water, water, every where/__" Writer Ephron et al. Writers Ephron and Roberts Writers Roberts and Ephron Where Lille is. What a poker-faced player has What you might expect from a stoic "Why do you ask?" response Wicked "stawm" Wald or Corcoran "We just share a last name; nothing more" What unapologetic people show What the weary get, in a saying What the weary get, it's said What the weary get, so they say What the weary get. What the weary have What the Republicans reached a point of, or hoped to get based on their most common vote? Words on old soda bottles Words akin to "All sales final" Word on Oslo coins Word on a krone Word on some kroner What English pronunciation often demonstrates Without a lick of sense Words of concurring denial Wrap for a tobiko maki roll Wrap for onigiri WATER lifting device Water device of the Orient. Water lifter Water wheel of the bucket type. Water wheel used in Persia. Water wheel used in Spain. Water wheel with buckets, used in Spain. Water-raising wheel. Wheel for raising water. water wheel Persian water wheel with buckets attached to its rim Water wheels Water wheels constructed of buckets. Water-raising wheels. Wrapper for sushi Without a downside What do you expect? What is expected What par isn't for most golfers What to expect What you can expect What's expected What's typical What's usual Word with "gender" or "social" Woman's name that becomes a man's name if you add an N to the end Woman's name that becomes a man's name when its first letter is added to the end Word made famous by Pres. Harding. William I, for one William of 1066. William the Conqueror was one William the Conqueror, e.g. Wartime radio poet-dramatist (born on May 3, 1910) Where St. Lo is. When the "Three's Company" stage collapsed, ___ William the Conqueror's people William the Conqueror and Henry I, for two William the Conqueror's men. William the Conqueror's people. William's followers William's subjects Where the Hesperus was wrecked Writer who appeared in a 2004 "Gilmore Girls" episode Weird Sister of "Macbeth." Weird Sisters, et al. "We can't squeeze any more in" "We're at capacity" "We're full!" What Mary and Joseph found at the inn Worshipper of Odin, perhaps West Scandinavian language West Scandinavians What Vikings spoke Whence the word "squall" Whence the word "troll" What Vikings used to transmit secrets? Where Santa’s workshop is said to be Well-known Mr. and Mrs. West since 2013 What "Bei" in "Beijing" means What's up at Rand McNally? What's up with Rand McNally? Where a compass needle points Where snowbirds come from Where snowbirds go in spring Whodunit Mr. or Mrs. Word before "Sea" or "Star" Word with Sea or Star Word with due or true Word with magnetic or true World War II battle area. Wrong place in Indiana? Where, at the University of Maryland, you'll find Eppley Recreation Center Where the Tar River flows Where BisMARCk is capital Wind blowing south. Wind from a certain direction. Winter wind Wintry gale wind or storm from the north Where parkas are worn Where the Giant's Causeway is. What artists prefer Where the Carpathian Mountains begin Winds of Texas. Winter storms With "The," sporting-goods company whose logo is a stylized depiction of Half Dome Where Kim holds sway Where the Caroline Islands are Water between Antwerp and Aberdeen Waters between Great Britain and Europe Waters just east of Great Britain Waters off the British Isles Waterway between the United Kingdom and Denmark Watery expanse between England and Scandinavia Where Port Jefferson is on Long Island War opponent of the '60s Washington setting Well-known passage Where the Mounties ride. W.B.C. heavyweight champ, 1978