Letter W 96500–96750

Writer of celebratory poems Writer of exalted verse Writer of lofty lyrics Writer of lofty verse Writer of lyric lines that laud Writer of lyric poems. Writer of lyric poetry Writer of poetic praise Writer of poetic tributes Writer of praiseful lines Writer of praiseful poems Writer of praiseful poetry Writer of praiseful verses Writer of tributes Writers for old literary columns Writers for old literary magazines Writers such as Sappho Widespread dislike Widespread loathing What shows how far you've come? What's manipulated in the crime known as "clocking" "What died?" elicitor "What died?" provocation "What's cooking?" elicitor "Who did that?" elicitor "Whoa!" elicitor What a skunk might leave behind Wafture Wastewater treatment plant feature Wavy lines, in comic strips Wavy lines, in the comics Wavy lines, to Andy Capp Wavy lines, to Garfield Wavy lines, to a cartoonist Wet dog emanation Wet dog's emanation Wet dog's problem Wet dog, e.g. Wet sneakers, e.g. What "That Smell" was about? What "natural" natural gas lacks What "waftaroms" represent in the comics What Febreze eliminates What a balm may cover What a nose picks up What aeration removes from milk What air fresheners fight What an aerosol can in the bathroom fights What anosmic people do not sense What anosmic people don't sense What carbon monoxide lacks What cologne may cover What ethane lacks What fresheners fight What helium and nitrogen lack What hydrogen lacks What incense might cover What may emerge when the can is open? What methane lacks What methane's missing What might make a nose wrinkle What natural gas lacks What nitrogen lacks What oxygen lacks What skunks are known for What snakes' tongues sense What someone with anosmia cannot detect What squiggly lines can represent What stinks in here? What the nose detects What unwashed gym socks and old fish both have What wavy lines in comics represent What wavy lines mean, in comics What wavy lines might represent in a comic What wavy lines signify in the comics What you hope will come out in the wash What's added to natural gas Whiff or waft Wolverine's stench Wood pussy's defense Wood stain has a strong one Wrench in Pepé Le Pew's love life Wrestling room stench Wrinkled-nose cause What a pump might hold Without a scent Without a smell Without smell Warnings of gas leaks What Diaper Genie filters trap What Febreze fights What anosmic people can't sense What baking soda collects What baking soda neutralizes What beezers detect What osmics is the study of What some sprays eliminate What wavy lines may represent What wavy lines often represent What wiggly lines in comics may represent What you roll on desomethingant to prevent Whiffable traces Whiffs that waft Word on baking-soda boxes Wroclaw's river, to Poles Wine-skin: Sp. Watches a whole series, say, informally Watches and watches and watches... Wartime transportation agency. Wartime transportation group. WEST African timber tree Whom Mentor mentored Wanderer's adventure Wandering journey What a trip! Wide-ranging adventure With "The," work whose translation by Emily Wilson "exposes centuries of masculinist readings," per a _Guardian_ review Wide-ranging adventures "Webspace" was added to it in Jun. 2017 Webster's Third competitor, for short Webster's relative, for short Well-known dict. What Brexit entered in late 2016: Abbr. Where "doh" has been found since 2001: Abbr. Where Boxing Day comes before Christmas, in brief? Where a Brit may find a def. Where age always goes before beauty, briefly Wk. that begins with "A-Bazouki" Word ref. Word ref. since 1884 Word ref. started in 1857 Word-lover's ref. book Work J.R.R. Tolkien contributed to Work containing about 2.5 million quotations: Abbr. Work containing more than 3.5 million citations, for short Work requiring oversized shelves, briefly Work started by London's Philological Soc. Work that's been punningly called a "lex icon": Abbr. Work whose first installment spanned 352 pages and ended with "ant," in brief Work whose second edition contains 59 million wds. work Reference Well-known complex. Weighty Brit. references Weighty refs. What you look through a French window with? Where to find la cornée Wilson of Hollywood Wine: Pref. Word form for "wine" "Wine" opener "Wine," to combine Wine aficionado's prefix Wine connoisseur's prefix Wine experts' comb. form Wine lover's prefix Wine steward's prefix Wine, for starters Wine, to start? Wine, when combined Wine-living "phile" Wine-lover's prefix Wine-related prefix Wine: combining form Winery prefix Winery word form word form Wine Amber Wine jug Wine lover's study Winemaker's science Winemaking science Whom Paris left for Helen Wife abandoned by Paris Wife abandoned for Helen of Troy. Wife of Paris Wife of Paris Info Wife of Paris, in myth Wife whom Paris deserted for Helen of Troy wife Paris Wine enthusiast Wine lover. White supremacists, maybe? wine making pertaining to Wine lovers: Abbr. Wine prefixes "War on Poverty" org. War on Poverty agcy. War on Poverty agency: Abbr. " . . . wind slowly ___ the lea." " . . . winds slowly ___ the lea." "Wearily, wearily ___ the boundless deep we sail": Shelley "What is that which the breeze, ___ the towering steep ..." Word often followed by "the ramparts" in song Walt Whitman's "A Backward Glance ___ Travel'd Roads" Walt Whitman's "Gliding ___ All" Way-old "above" Whitman's "A Backward Glance ___ Travel'd Roads" Whitman's "Gliding __ All" Word before "the ramparts" or "the fields we go" Word following "Through the perilous fight" Word heard 12 words before "Play ball!", perhaps Word with "the ramparts" Whirlwinds Whirlwinds near the Faeroes Whirlwinds or vowels West of Mexico? West of San Juan? West, in Spain West, to Juan West, to Ponce de León West, to a Spaniard West: Sp. Where Hercules died "Why do the French have only one egg for breakfast? Because one egg is an ___" (old joke) "Why do the French have only one egg for breakfast?" "Because one egg is an ___!" What un poulet lays What une poule lays What three French hens might produce? Work of a lifetime Work overseas? Work, to Le Clerc Work, to Leclerc Works of a lifetime Works of art collectively Writer's lifetime work Writer's or painter's complete output Writer's works Writer's works, collectively work of art, literature, music, etc Works for Corneille. Whale ___ tale Whale-time connection What may come between two friends? Words before piece or sort Words with piece or sort Words after most or first Words after most or least Words after most, best or first Words following a superlative Words following best or worst Words with most or first Worst or best conclusion? " . . . wings ___ angel" Wink ___ eye What may follow Joan? Words after work or museum Words after work or term Work -: masterpiece Work __ (gallery display) Work ___ (collect-ible item) Work ___ (museum piece)