Letter W 95500–95750

What you might see in a gift horse's mouth Wild ___ (grass) Wild ___ (meadow weed) Wild sowing Wild sowing prospect Wild species of grass. Word before "milk" or "bran" Word before "milk" or "meal" Word before meal Word in cereal names Word in some breakfast cereal names Word in some cereal names Word on a Cheerios box Word with bran or bread Word with bran or meal Word with cake or flake Word with cake or grass Word with cake or meal Word with meal or cake ___ Willie of comics What the groom feeds his horse? "When shepherds pipe on __ straws": Shak. With a certain grain "Wyoming Outlaw," e.g. Wayne feature Wayne movie Western Movie Western adventure Western drama Western film Western film (slang) Western film, in old slang Western flick Western flick, in old lingo Western flick, in old parlance Western saga Western show Western, facetiously Western, in old slang Western, in slang Western, informally Where posses ride Wild West film Wild West movie Wild West pic Wayne features Wayne genre Wayne vehicles Western films Western flicks Western movies Westerns on TV Westerns, in old lingo Westerns, informally "We Were the Mulvaneys" author "We Were the Mulvaneys" author Joyce Carol ___ "What I Lived For" author "Wonderland" novelist Warren of "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia" Warren of "Dillinger" Warren of "Stripes" Warren of "The Wild Bunch" Warren or Joyce Carol Writer Joyce Writer Joyce Carol What a witness might take What a new cop takes What a new president takes What a president takes What a scout recites What a senator must take What a winning candidate takes What an inductee takes What to say when you raise your hand What's solemnly sworn Witness declaration Witness stand pledge Witness stand recital Witness stand recitation Witness stand statement Witness stand vow Witness' pledge Witness' prelude Witness-stand pledge Witness-stand statement Words at a swearing-in Words at a swearing-in ceremony Words from one on the stand Words from the witness stand Words on the Bible Words sworn Words sworn by Witness stand statements Witnesses' requirements Words of honor Warm breakfast Winter breakfast "Wild" things to sow What Daryl Hall has for breakfast? What Samuel Johnson derided as food. What does eat, according to song What dummies don't know What fillies fill up on What mares eat What mares eat, in song Wild cereal Wild items, at times Wild ones are sown Wild ones may be sowed Wild ones may be sown Wild or rolled items. Word after "wild" or "overnight" Word after wild or rolled Word on some cards in the game Pit Word with wild or quick Westernish? West Siberian gulf in Arctic. "Waffles + Mochi" host Michelle "We're out of ketchup. Thanks, ___!" Who nominated Sotomayor and Kagan to the Supreme Court Who said "Issues are never simple. One thing I'm proud of is that very rarely will you hear me simplify the issues" Winner of 2008 Winner of the 2005 and 2007 Grammys for Best Spoken Word Album Winner of two Grammys and a Nobel Peace Prize With Springsteen, co-host of the podcast "Renegades: Born in the USA" World leader whose name shares its last four letters with a state Winning ticket in 2008 (see letters 1-3) "__ Wars" (Woodward 2010 book) White House family after the Bushes White House family with the dog Bo Whom the Secret Service dubbed Renegade and Renaissance Weighty issue? Willing: Abbr, West Indies magic ritual: Var. W. Indian sorcery West Indian fetish West Indian folk religion West Indian magic West Indian religious charm West Indian sorcery West Indian talisman West Indian voodoo. West Indian witchcraft West Indies charm West Indies folk magic West Indies magic West Indies sorcery West Indies witchcraft West Indies wizardry Witch doctor's fetish Witch doctor's practice Witchcraft in parts of Africa Witchcraft in the West Indies West Indian magic forms. Witchcraft fetishes Wood used especially for veneering What boxers are expected to learn Willingness to mind Where unruly pups go to learn manners Where an old dog might learn new tricks (In this answer, unscramble letters 5-11) Where education is pursued doggedly? Where you might tell a friend to stay? Without insubordination, say Washington Monument, for one What Cleopatra's Needle is. Waiter, in Berlin Waiter, in Bonn "Welcome, good Robin" speaker "Wuthering Heights" actress Merle ___ "Wuthering Heights" star Merle Weber opera Weber's opera. William Herschel discovery of 1787 Weber opera introducing the Chief "Why Geese Don't Get ___ (And We Do)" (pop science book) Way beyond pleasingly plump Way bigger than big Way heavy Way overdue to take off? Way overweight Way past plump Way past pudgy Way past zaftig Way too Weighty book Way too big Way too big for one's britches Way too big for one's britches, say Way too flabby Way too heavy Way too weighty Weighty, in a way. Well beyond chubby Well beyond plump Well padded Well rounded Well-fed, and then some Well-padded Well-upholstered What Santa Claus is What many children of "Generation O" are Wide-bodied With a BMI of 30 or more With a high BMI With a lot to lose With lots of rolls? With much to lose? Word from the Latin for "devour" wrestlers Sumo land Weight concern What the drug phentermine is used to treat Walk the chalk marks Wedding-vows word What a hypnotist may tell you to do What video PA must do Word Meghan Markle notably left out of her wedding vows Word dropped from many modern wedding vows Word from a hypnotist Word in old vows Word in old wedding vows Word in some old vows Word in traditional wedding vows Word missing in some marriage services. Word often omitted from wedding vows Word on Shepard Fairey art Word removed from many modern wedding vows Word sometimes heard at weddings. Was a good child Was a good dog Was compliant Was dutiful. Was loyal to Was not contumacious Wasn't resistant Was an upstanding citizen Words from a supervillain whose head is superimposed on a swirling spiral, maybe What a good boxer in training does? What a good dog does Women's health doc -- -Wan Kenobi Waist adornment Waist management provider in Tokyo? Waist tie Waistband for Cio-Cio-San Wakayama waistband Wakayama wear Wardrobe item from "The Mikado" What a "musubi" knots What a geisha may pull tight What secures a kimono Wide sash for a kimono.