Letter W 96750–97000

Work ___: painting Works ___ (museum pieces) Words after "break" "Wool of bat, and tongue ___": Macbeth White ___, cake ingredient. W. Budapest, to Berliners "We're __ to See the Wizard" "We're ___ to see the . . . " "We're ___ to see..." Word after "face" or "bake" Word after ticked or picked Word before side or base Word on a discount sign Word preceding spring and season Word with color or white Word with shove or cast Word with spring or color Word with spring or season Word with stage or screen Words after a matter Waste parts What we are for these puns? With breaks in between Wildly inaccurate Where a playWRIGHT might get her start Where all-terrain vehicles go What a series of uncharacteristic mistakes might be chalked up to When no game is scheduled When nothing seems to go right When one's not at one's best When things aren't going right When things don't go right When things go poorly When things just don't click When teams don't play When things aren't going very well Weekends? What heavy metal might do Wrongdoers. Wounds, in a way What Tom Brady plays What a QB directs What not to give or take. What someone who says "none taken" hasn't taken What a prospective buyer may tender Word that becomes its own synonym if you add "pr" to the front without care oe consideration "Where's my watch?" asked Captain Hook ___ What an electee takes Word after box or law Word with pool or building Work room Workplace starting to warm up? Workspace that may just be a couch and side table nowadays Where Dilbert sits? Workplace companion Workers with mundane tasks Water cooler banter, maybe Workplace locks? Workplace movie screen? What a secretary or an accountant has Way into the workplace? Where you might buy supplies for your cubicle Work complex Workplace social event *Workplace gambling group Workplace gambling pot Workplace wagering group Workplace purchase WARDROOM inhabitant Workplace explosion What figure skating partners with a lot of chemistry might have? Where captains dine Workplace inspiration? Workplace locale, maybe Without a computer When train fares are often reduced Where the adventurous drive Where to ride ATVs and dirt bikes Wastes, in gangster flicks Wastes, in mob slang Wastes, mob-style Whacks with a rod, say Whacks, mob-style Whacks, to a wiseguy Word after "pay" or "play" Word with "pay" or "play" Word with "pay" or "show" When business is slow When many trades are made When the mosquitoes fly? Winter at the Jersey Shore, say What grows from a main stem Where some oil rigs are Where some oil rigs are built Where Claudius is during Hamlet's "To be, or not to be" soliloquy Where Ophelia dies Words before cuff or record Words before rack, rails or record Where to get a threadbare topper? Where the irrational go Where the rash often go "We're __ See the Wizard" "We're __ see ..." "We're ___ See the . . . " Wager that's not made at the site of the race Whitman's "Leaves ___" Words after force or creature "Wizard ___," Parker-Hart comic Wizard _____ (comic) Worth a look Worth noticing "Wanna make something __?" "Want to make something___?" "Well, what ___?!" "What __?" ("So?") "What ___?" ("Do you really care?") "What ___?" (snippy reply) "What do you make ___?" Words after "court" or "rule" ""Which weighs more a pound of feather or a pound ___?ÕÕ Wilco "Box Full ___" Weapons -- destruction "What's to become ___?" "What's to become___?" (words of despair) "Where's the Rest ___?": Reagan "Why not take all ___?" "Why not take all ___?" (song lyric) Wilde's "A Woman __ Importance" Warranting attention Worth a mention Worth attention Worth considering Worth heeding Worth looking at Worth paying attention to Worthy ___ (important) "Work that smells ___." way back From Words following "burden" With a grain ___ Walrus's words "What ___ was thought . . . ": Pope "Who has deceiv'd thee as __ as thy self": Franklin Way more than ne'er What's frequently found in poetry? What's frequently used by poets? With regularity, in odes With regularity, in poetry With regularity, poetically With regularity, to Whitman "_____ wrong, never in doubt" When gluttons eat "We must do this ___." With greater frequency With greatest frequency "Woman _____ Year" Willie Nelson "South ___ Border (Down Mexico Way)" "WINTERgreen for President" musical Words after "heat" or "spur" Words after book or playmate Wolfe's "___ and the River" Worth keeping Worth keeping around Worth keeping, perhaps Worth something Worth money Words after god or man Words after tug or sloop Wouk's "The Winds __" WESTERN State city/town (Nig.) WESTERN State commercial center/centre WASATCH Mountains, river of the Weber State College site Weber State University city Weber State University locale Whence Donny and Marie Where Pine View dam is. Whimsical Nash Whimsical poet Nash Witty Nash Wave-like molding. With a double S-shaped curve Wavy moldings. Wanton once-over Watch a peep show Watch amorously Watch at a strip club, maybe Watch at the beach, maybe Watch from the corner of one's eye Watch impolitely Watch lasciviously Watch like a wolf Watch on the beach, maybe Watch provocatively Watch the figures? Watch the girls go by Watch wantonly Wayward look What many do at Chippendales shows What some beach loungers do Wolf whistle accompaniment Wolf's wink Wolf-whistle accompaniment Woo optically Woo with a look Word from the Dutch for "eye" Word from the Dutch for "to eye" Was a girl-watcher Was all leers Was coquettish with Was creepily looky-looky Was flirtatious Watched at the beach, maybe Watched in a way Wouldn't stop staring at Wanton watcher Wolfish sort What big eyes they have Wide-eyed starers Wide-eyed watchers Wolves, often Wolves, perhaps Watches like a wolf Watches the girls Wolfishly looks at Woos in LOGES? Woos optically. Wolf's pastime Wolfish activity Wind stronger than a breeze "World of Warcraft" beast WICKED giant What Shrek is What seniors may cram for, briefly When repeated, one of Piers Anthony's "Xanth" fantasy novels Windigo Winston, in "Time Bandits" Word derived from the underworld god Orcus Word sharing an etymology with "orc" World of Warcraft beasts World of Warcraft brute World of Warcraft monster Windigos World of Warcraft baddies World of Warcraft creatures World of Warcraft foes "___ was a gardener . . . ": Kipling "Waiting for Guffman" actress Catherine "Why I Am Not a Painter" poet Frank
10 +1