Letter W 94750–95000

Wreck checker: Abbr. Wreck-checking agcy. Wreck-checking org. Well-loved pencil Well-loved pencil, perhaps Well-used pencil Well-used pencil, say Well-worn pencil What something might be worn down to What's almost 100% unleaded? Worn end Worn pencil, e.g. Weak ground ball on a full swing, in baseball Woolen scarf Well-used crayons Well-worn pencils What pencils can get worn down to Word before "family" or "power" Word with family or winter WHITE blood cells, content of Where protons are "___ With Violin": Coward Wearing just a smile, say What "The Thinker" is Without a thing on Working model, perhaps Where to get an all-over tan What priggish swimmers abhor that sounds swell to 1930s liberals? Wyeth's Helga paintings mostly "Wink, wink" gesture Wake-up poke What Lieberman said he would do to Hollywood execs as veep What might accompany a wink Wink accompaniment What to watch when there's nothing on? Where folks get barely served Where visitors can barely relax? What naturists embrace WHITE Nile-Bahr-el-Ghazal swamp people (Sudan) Wee hours in Cannes Wee hours in Montreal When French ghouls come out? When Paris is dark When Paris needs its lights When la Tour Eiffel lights up When la lune is out When la lune shines When les etoiles come out When les étoiles appear When les étoiles come out When les étoiles shine When les étoiles twinkle When the day's done, to Denis When the stars come out in Cannes When the stars come out in Paris When to see la lune in Lyon WWIII WMD WWIII weapon Warm in a microwave Warm in the microwave Warm up in seconds Warm up quickly Warm up, in a way Warmed in the microwave Warmed up in the microwave Weapons of mass destruction, informally WMDs, slangily Warms with waves Worrisome weapons Without a value, as a database cell Without consequence Without legal or binding force WESTERN Australia national park woman who has never borne a child What {} represents in math When doubled, a song-turned-meme performed by Gary Brolsma Word repeated in a 2004-05 YouTube viral video Without sensation WESTERN Australia State symbol Word with telephone or call Word with wrong or prime Workout for math majors? Whom all contenders are chasing Words needed to complete four puzzle answers What Novocain creates What novocaine does WORD denoting a number What's required in some passwords Worn by a football player. What un chico might ask una chica for Whom a selfish person looks out for Words for a leader Woman devoted to a religious order WOMAN without husband Wearer of a wimple What a novitiate aspires to be What to call some sisters Whoopi in "Sister Act," e.g. Whoopi's cover in "Sister Act" Wimple wearer Wimple wearer, perhaps Wimple wearer, sometimes Wimple-wearing woman Wimpled lady. Wimpled one Wimpled woman Woman in a convent Woman in a habit Woman in a priory Woman in a wimple Woman in an order Woman living in a convent Woman of habit? Woman under a vow of poverty Woman who does cross-training? Woman who takes a vow of poverty Woman with a good habit Woman with a habit Woman with her habits in order? woman in order What one may be in the habit for? Where habits are picked up? Where some vows are taken Where Hamlet told Ophelia to "get thee to" Women in convents Wimple wearers Wimpled women Women in habits Women of habit Women of habits Women wearing habits Women with habits Women with orders Women with vows Weddings. Where war criminals are jailed. Walt Whitman volunteered as one during the Civil War War heroine. Ward attendant Ward cry? Ward employee White cap wearer White uniform wearer White-cap wearer Whitman's Civil War job Word before "practitioner" or "shark" Worker in white Worker with vital information? Worked for the Red Cross Where plants are raised. Where crib sheets are used Where to buy plugs and bulbs Where Picture A might be found White-uniform wearers Workers at hospitals Where you might find a chair Wack-job Wackadoodle Waldorf salad tidbit Waldorf-salad tidbit Walnut or pecan Weekly expenses What a cracker might crack What butter may be made from What's "cracked" in each of the four star-paired answers Wing or acorn, e.g. Word with "case" Word with "hickory" or "health" Word with cracker or hatch. Word with hazel or butter Word with lock or lug Wrench target Wrench's target Wackaloon "Waltz of the Flowers," etc. With "The," Tchaikovsky work that ends with "Waltz of the Flowers" What follows the lede WEDGE-billed bird Wee chinquapins Water-dwelling rodent We need them to survive What superfoods are said to be packed with What the 'food pyramid' involves What Adam Ant went What squirrels seek Word following mixed or go What surrounds a kernel Where Thumbelina sleeps Went gathering certain fruit. What fills some orchards Where cashews come from With cashews and almonds, say Wacky person who comes clean? With "The," 1996 Eddie Murphy film set at "Wellman College" With "The," Julius Kelp, in a 1963 movie When doubled, a taunt When repeated, a child's taunt When repeated, a taunt When repeated, child's teasing cry Word quintupled for maximum annoyance Word repeated in some taunts White-striped antelope Wall St site. Wall St. locale Wall St. location Wall St. setting Where "how i met your mother" is set (abbr.) Where B&N is based Where B'klyn is Where B'way is Where Billy the Kid was born, believe it or not: Abbr. Where Brooklyn is, briefly Where Columbia is: Abbr. Where DeWitt Clinton was mayor: Abbr. Where Dumbo is Where JFK Airport is Where JFK is Where MSG is Where Queens is, informally Where Scrabble was invented: Abbr. Where Times Square is, briefly Where Tribeca is Where Wall St. is Where the BMT runs Where the BQE is Where the IRT runs Where the LIRR runs Where the WTC stood Where the teddy bear was invented, briefly Where to find the Chrysler Bldg. Where to see JFK Where you can see JFK Whither much recent charity World's Fair neighbor: Abbr. Westchester County is just outside of it, briefly When dropping the ball is celebrated: Abbr. "Wrong, comrade" Word commonly used to refuse in Russian What Ivan might say instead of "yes" Way of saying "no." Well-known veto word. What Boris Pasternak was forced to say to a Nobel Prize offering in 1958 Word before and after "Tovarich" in a "Doctor Zhivago" number Word from Gromyko Word from a nixin' Gorbachev Word heard at the U.N. Word heard in the U.N. Word of veto. Word to a refusenik Well-known negatives.