Letter W 96250–96500

What "10" is not What this puzzle's theme isn't With no match Without a mate Word after a round number Word before ball Word before job or lot Word before lot or job Word for each of this puzzle's films? Word with "job," "number" or "lot" Word with duck or sock Word with job or fellow Word with sock or duck Word with twenty- or thirty- Worthy of note Weirdie. Weird type Weird as can be Weird to the max "Weird, right?" *"Weird, huh?" Weird things Weird trait What a slender Brunnhilde would be. Whitewashing the fence, e.g. Work for a jack-of-all-trades Wall Street quantity Wall Street sale Wall St. quantities "Who knew that ..." "What are the __?" Wagering consideration Wagering factor What Han Solo never wants to be told What Phil Collins was "Against" What a tout may tout What are they?! What gamblers figure What gamblers weigh What payoffs are based on What touts tabulate What wagerers weigh What you defy when you succeed against expectations "What's likely is ..." Why some eschew the lottery Worthless loafer? Words of praise in verse W. H. Auden wrote one to his pupils W.H. Auden's "__ to the Medieval Poets" Way: Suffix. West Wind words What Keats wrote on an urn? What a strophe often opens What has elevated feet? What might be written to a famous person What you might write to someone you like William Browne's "Awake, faire Muse," e.g. William Collins work William Collins's "___ to Evening" Word before "on a Grecian" in a Keats poem title Word from the Ancient Greek for "song" Word often followed by "to a" Word often preceding "to a" Words about an ancient hero Words from Pindar Words from Wordsworth Words from Wordsworth, maybe Words of homage Words on an urn Words on an urn, perhaps Words written in praise Wordsworth genre Wordsworth poem Wordsworth words Wordsworth work Wordsworth work subtitled "Intimations of Immortality From Recollections of Early Childhood" Wordsworth wrote one about a cuckoo Wordsworth wrote one on immortality Wordsworth wrote one to duty Wordsworth's "Intimations of Immortality," e.g. Wordsworth's "To the Cuckoo," e.g. Wordsworth's "__ to Duty" Wordsworth's "___: Intimations of Immortality" Wordsworth's words Wordsworth's words, perhaps Wordy tribute Work about valor Work by Gray or Shelley Work by Gray or Spenser Work by Keats Work by Pindar Work for a hero Work from Keats or Shelley Work of Alexander Pope Work of Pindar Work of Praise Work of Sappho Work of Sappho, e.g. Work of Wordsworth Work of admiration Work of appreciation Work of exaltation Work of homage Work of reverence Work of tribute Work on a Grecian urn Work on an urn Work on something you like? Work on something you love? Work on something? Work requiring dedication? Work that shows love Work that sounds like it's indebted? Work whose name comes from the Greek for "sing" Work with an honoree Work with feet Work with feet about a feat, maybe Work with lofty words Work with reverence Work with stanzas Worshipper's writing Writing form that's a homophone for a word meaning "was short" Writing from Pablo Neruda Writing on a Grecian urn Writing on an urn Writing similar to a madrigal Written homage Written honor Written praise Written tribute Written tribute, of sorts work Coleridge character work Gray, Thomas ode subject work Horace work Jonson work Pindar work Wordsworth Was deep in the hole, poetically? "___, where is thy sting?" "___, where is thy sting?" (1 Cor. 15:55) Was in need of Narcan, maybe Was in need of Narcan, say Went out like River Phoenix Went too far on a trip, in brief Went too far via horse? Went too hard on the smack, say Went too high Wolfed down too much of, with "on" Where "Where It's At" is at Wide receiver Beckham Jr. winner Scott Newbery Medal winner Lowry Wide receiver who was the 2014 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Where Hans Christian Andersen was born. Where Aristophanes could see his plays Where Bernhardt brightened the stage: 1867 With "the," iconic Tribeca restaurant that shares its name with a type of classical theatre Word in many theater names Word in some theater names Wroclaw's river Wroclaw's waters Works by Keats and Horace Works by Horace and Keats, for example William Collins outputs Words inspired by Erato Words worth a poetry lover's time Wordsmiths' paeans Wordsworth works Works by Beethoven and Bobbie Gentry Works by Dryden. Works by Horace Works by Keats Works by Pindar Works for compliments Works from Wordsworth Works of Anacreon Works of Bacchylides Works of Horace Works of Keats Works of Pindar Works of Sappho Works of Shelley Works of Wordsworth Works of acclaim Works of praise Works of the classic poets. Works on something? Works that glorify Works that take serious dedication? Works toward one's passion? Works with complimentary angles Works with glory Works with rhyming props? Worthy words from Wordsworth? Writing on urns Written paeans W Texas city West Texas city named by Russians West Texas oil city. West Texas oil town West-central Texas city Western Texas city Where Leon Trotsky grew up Where Trotsky went to grade school Where did Trotsky grow up Where the Potemkin Steps are With "The," 1972 Frederick Forsyth novel With "The," 1972 Frederick Forsyth thriller With "The," Frederick Forsyth thriller Words before "Joy" or "Liberty" Words before "Joy" or "a Nightingale" Words in the title of some tribute poems Words that start many Keats titles Wordsworth's "___ Duty" "Waiting For Lefty" playwright "Waiting For Lefty" playwright Clifford "Waiting for Lefty" author "Waiting for Lefty" dramatist "Waiting for Lefty" dramatist Clifford "Waitng for Lefty" playwright Waiting for Lefty writer Well-known dramatist. White Swan in "Swan Lake" Where Julius Caesar would have seen "Julius Caesar" Well-drawn pooch Whom Garfield torments Wednesday is named after him Wednesday is named for him Wednesday was named after him Wednesday was named for him Wednesday's god Wednesday's namesake Whom Gandalf was modeled on Whom Wednesday is named for Whom Wednesday was named for Wielder of the spear Gungnir Wise Norse god Wodan, to a Viking Woden's Norse counterpart Woden. Wotan Wotan, the chief Norse god Wotan, to the Norse What comparisons are. With utter disgust Walt Whitman, notably What Pindar was. William Wordsworth, e.g. Wordsworth, e.g. Wordsworth, for instance Writer like Pindar