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W. G. __, wrote Austerlitz novel: sebald
Wacky __, slang word for marijuana: tobacky
Wade __ is the real name of Deadpool: wilson
Wagon wheel pasta: rotelle
Waifish British supermodel and Rimmel London face: kate moss
Wake of vapour left by a fast plane in flight: contrail
Walk like one with bangles if you like this US song: egyptian
Walked down the aisle: married
Walking casually: strolling
Walking supports: crutches
Walking under one is said to be bad luck: ladder
Walking under this is considered bad luck: ladder
Walking upwards, usually outdoors: hiking
Walkway along beaches, usually made of boards: boardwalk
Wall __, Douglas shines as Gordon Gecko: street
Walt __ Pictures: disney
Walt __ was scared of mice: disney
Walter __, creator of the Bauhaus in Weimar: gropius
Walter __, director of The Motorcycle Diaries: salles
Walter __, won an Oscar for The Fortune Cookie: matthau
Walter Hunt patented the first __ rifle in 1849: repeating
Walter Koenig's character on Star Trek: chekov
Walter Scott novel that boosted the Middle Ages: ivanhoe
Wanted his grave beside Beethoven's: schubert
War famed for the Charge of the Light Brigade: crimean
War in which MASH is set: korean
War memorial at Ypres; Last Post is played nightly: menin gate
War planes at close quarters combat: dog fight
Warcraft villain, __, played by Daniel Wu: guldan
Wardrobe __, repairs and washes costumes: master
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Warm moments associated with menopause: flashes
Warren __, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway: buffett
Warren Buffet's holding company, __ Hathaway: berkshire
Warty sea slug is __ with wart-like bumps: covered
Was a "bugger for the bottle" said Monty Python: aristotle
Washington __ play at the Verizon Center: capitals
Washington __, author of Rip Van Winkle: irving
Wassily __, Russian abstract artist: kandinsky
Wasting muscle mass due to the lack of use: atrophy
Water __, appliance that makes warm showers possible: heater
Water __, you can also do it on snow: skiing
Water activity with paddle and dugout boat: canoeing
Water animal amusement park: seaworld
Water falling over a surface; waterfall: cataract
Water nymphs that protected streams, rivers, wells: naiads
Water spirit in the form of a horse: kelpie
Water spirit misleading travelers to drown: kelpie
Waterfalls located between Canada and the US: niagara
Waterfalls on the US-Canada border: niagara
Waterproof canvas fabric for tents: tarpaulin
Waterproof overshoes: galoshes
Waterway connected Hudson River with Great Lakes: erie canal
Watery mythical lady with a fishy tail: mermaid
Waver between opinions: vacillate
Waves that disappear quickly: ripples
Wax used in pedicures and manicures: paraffin
Way of acting, doing something, speaking: manner
Way of gathering objects from bottom of a river: dredge
Way of getting meat from animals in the wild: hunting
Way of painting using an air spray nozzle: airbrush
Way something is viewed, interpreted, regarded: aspect
Way to listen to music between LP records and CDs: cassette afrikaans
Way your hair looks when waking up: bedhead
Way, mood: manner
Wayne __, British fashion designer, Red or Dead: hemingway
Wayne Gretzky's nickname, The __: great one
Wayne role in True Grit, __ Cogburn: rooster
WC: toilet
We're a Couple of __, from Easter Parade: swells
Weakest form of volition: velleity
Wealth or riches, usually precious metals: treasure
Wealthy girl in Billy Joel's classic song: uptown
Wealthy landowner who later became a pirate: bonnet
Wealthy older woman in Dicken's Great Expectations: havisham
Wealthy sport utilizing leisure ships: yachting
Weapon shell launched and guided to target: missile
Weapon you wouldn't want in hot potato: grenade
Weather instrument invented by Torricelli: barometer
Weather prediction made by meteorologists: forecast
Weather prognostication: forecast
Weather system bringing low temperatures: cold front
Weaver is Ripley in 1986 military sci-fi movie: aliens
Web __ games are played without downloads: browser
Web treats designed to remember who you are: cookies
Weblog publishing site; diary "dot" com: blogspot
Website founded by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger: wikipedia
Wedding Crashers, Scooby-Doo actress, Isla __: fisher
Wedding dessert from Central Europe: kolach
Week-long festival in Pamplona, Spain: san fermin
Weeping, wailing and the __ of teeth: gnashing
Well-groomed French lady: soignee
Well-known stage actor; played Henry Taylor on 24: colm feore
Well-known typewriter manufacturer, Smith __: corona
Wellington is the capital of New __: zealand
Wellington's nickname: iron duke
Welsh author famous for his children books: roald dahl
Welsh fruit loaf aka speckled bread: bara brith
Wendy Schaal voices __ in American Dad: francine
Wes __, Nightmare on Elm Street director: sta craven
West Antarctica sea near Coats Land: weddell
West Bank city, Cave of the Patriarchs: hebron
West German name for former East German currency: ostmark
West Indian musical style, usually improvised: calypso
West Point is a famous military US __: academy
West Russian krai, Gorbachev's birthplace: stavropol
West Virginia mountain, sedimentary rock: limestone
Western drama series based in Dodge City: gunsmoke
Western European country; capital is Brussels: belgium
Western Hemisphere marsupials: opossum
Western movie legend aka Duke: john wayne
Western Sahel sword with a tapering tip: takoba
Whaler ship featured in Moby-Dick: pequod
Whales and dolphins are __: mammals
Whapuku, or __: large prized fish from Australia: wreckfish
What a company needs to pay; opposite of asset: liability
What a dog shouldn't bark up at: wrong tree
What a teacher asks for in class: silence
What a witness states in a court of law: testimony
What an army marches on: stomach
What bad news does fast: travel
What Burger King is called in Australia, __ Jacks: hungry
What can go wrong: anything
What candidates in the US must go through: campaigns
What Clay Aiken's biggest fans call themselves: claymates
What comes after fall: winter
What deserves no thanks when forced: kindness
What does it all mean, this study will explain: semantics
What Euphrosyne, Aglaea and Thalia were: graces
What every why has: wherefore
What fair exchange is not: robbery
What faith can move: mountains lithosphere
What films with sound were first called, for short: talkies
What fine words can't butter: parsnips
What God hath joined together, let no man put __: asunder
What goes up must __: come down
What is left to heirs: bequest
What Italians call Scotland: scozia
What knocks at least once at every man's gate: fortune
What lends enchantment to the view: distance
What liars should have: memories
What Lisa plays in The Simpsons: saxophone
What little Miss Muffet sat on: a tuffet
What livestock eats: fodder
What makes the man, according to Shakespeare: clothes
What makes things perfect: practice
What no money can buy: priceless
What nutritionists study; dietetics: sitology
What one cannot do if he/she can't obey: command
What one is off when they're crazy: rocker
What one should do for the worst: prepare
What Paris was called in Roman times: lutetia
What PB stands for in computing: petabyte
What pirates are after: treasure
What pompous people's chests are like: stuffed
What secretive families hide in their closet: skeletons
What seeing is: believing
What shouldn't be mixed with pleasure: business
What the early bird does to the worm: catches
What the end does to the means: justifies
What the old are over: the hill
What the one who denies all eventually does: confesses
What the pasteurization process kills: microbes
What the rotten apple does to its neighbours: injures
What to use to appease your crying infant: pacifier
What you don't judge a book by: its cover
What you hear before train departure, All __: aboard
What you hit when you want to sleep longer: snooze
What you may buy as gift when traveling: souvenir
What you should keep for a rainy day: something guesswork
Wheel guards on a car or bike to prevent splashing: fenders
Wheel inside a car that changes the direction: steering
Wheel of __, tv game show; cookie with a message: fortune
Wheeled object commonly used in the circus: unicycle
When a baby's primary teeth come in: teething
When a car stops working during a journey: breakdown
When a person is given a higher rank at work: promotion
When a player's cards are exposed for all to see: ouvert
When a radio station is broadcasting right now: live on air
When a storm comes ashore from over the sea: landfall
When a woman ceases having menstrual periods: menopause
When an airplane leaves the ground to fly: take off
When an astronaut leaves the capsule: space walk
When chemicals transform from one set to another: reaction
When February has 29 days: leap year
When in Rome, do as they do: romans
When it feels colder because of the breeze: windchill
When legal proceedings are a sham, __ court: kangaroo
When life gives you lemons, make __: lemonade
When one presents a counter argument, Devil's __: advocate
When one thing partially covers another: overlap
When pupils become larger, receive more light: dilate
When something doesn't develop in the body: agenesis
When something is attractive, it has __: appeal
When stomach acid moves into your chest: reflux
When sugar has turned to alcohol: fermented publisher
When the bottom teeth close over the top teeth: underbite
When the pass is considered complete in football: reception
When they fall out, honest men come by their own: thieves
When this is full, find a bathroom quick: bladder
When two people are to be married: engaged
When you need to eat: hungry
When you're in a foerign country you're said to be: abroad
When your mind is not sure what something is about: confusion
Where a select or favored group holds power: elitism
Where a spring or river begins: source
Where an artist keeps oils: paintbox
Where arm and torso meet, joint: shoulder
Where bands hang out when not performing: green room
Where children with no family are sent: orphanage infection
Where circus performers eat, not public: cookhouse
Where dead bodies are kept for autopsy: morgue
Where fliers wait for the fly bar in circus: pedestal
Where gasoline is placed in an automobile: fuel tank
Where golfers go to celebrate a round of golf: clubhouse
Where Kelly Ripa met her husband, All My __: children
Where Marvin Gaye heard it: grapevine
Where military members live on base: barracks
Where nuns, monks or friars live: convent
Where planes land and models strut: runways
Where prisoners are kept while awaiting execution: death row
Where Rasputin's body was thrown: neva river
Where something begins: origin
Where the devil usually is: detail
Where the highest mountains are: himalayas
Where the majority of the plays occur in baseball: infield
Where the ocean meets the land: coastline
Where to eat on a train: buffet car
Where trash is stored and covered with dirt; dumps: landfills
Where two things join, or a certain point in time: juncture
Where wealthy take their money to pay less taxes: tax haven
Where you keep things cold: fridge
While George Harrison's __ gently weeps: guitar
Whims about food: faddiness
Whirling art movement with bold geometric lines: vorticism
Whiskered water mammal that "barks": sea lion
Whistle __, exposes illegal, unethical conduct: blower
Whitcomb Judson invented it in the 1890s: zipper a barber
White __, belief whites are a superior race: supremacy
White __, emigration from cities to suburbs: flight
White __, savior bidder of hostile takeover bid: knight
White ants: termites
White china clay used in paper, paint and drugs: kaolin
White collar workers work here: office
White goods brand, famous for washing machines: hotpoint
White grape wine from Emilia-Romagna: albana
White parrot with yellow mane: cockatoo
White pill used for headaches; blood thinner: aspirin
White water __, extreme river sport: rafting
White, 8 Mile rapper discovered by Dr. Dre: eminem
White, kidney-shaped nut that's actually a fruit: cashew
Whitehouse area has Oval Office, Situation Room: west wing
Whitewater __, extreme, double paddle sport: kayaking
Who __ to you will chatter of you: chatters
Who keeps __ with the wolf will learn to howl: company
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea: spongebob
Who's Afraid of __ Woolf?, black comedy film: virginia
Whoopi __, 80s comedian, co-host of The View: goldberg
Whoopi __, won an Oscar for Ghost: goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg's self professed biggest fear: flying
Wide __, catches the ball from the quarterback: receiver
Wide semiaquatic reptile with long jaw: crocodile
Wide tubes of pasta: rigatoni
Wide-mouthed construction equipment: backhoe
Widely and unfavorably known: notorious
Widely known as the first synthetic plastic: bakelite
Widely known type of bear known for its temper: grizzly
Widely planted grape helps make cognac: trebbiano
Widely popular headache, pain medicine brand: tylenol
Widening of a blood vessel, can rupture: aneurysm
Widespread African language: swahili
Widespread loss of electricity in urban area: blackout
Wiener __, a well-known Austrian dish: schnitzel
Wife of former president Franklin D. Roosevelt: eleanor
Wife of Perseus, placed in the stars after death: andromeda
Wife of pharaoh who started a revolution in Egypt: nefertiti
Wild and ferocious: savage
Wild and noisy Irish party; also "blowing a __": hooley
Wild cat, chic, sporty roadster: jaguar
Wild cats with tufted ears: lynxes
Wild frontier town of the Old West in Kansas: dodge city
Wild horned ibex living in Germany's Alps: steinbock
Wild West days, the first to do something: pioneer
Wild, mad behavior or panic: frenzy
Will __, Merry Men's skilled swordsman: scarlet
Will Eisner's superhero character: spirit archaeology
Will Smith, the Fresh __ of Bel-Air: prince
William __ is best known for playing James T. Kirk: shatner
William __ was the 1st President to die in office: harrison
William __, aviation mogul, company has his name: boeing
William __, superb Irish storyteller: trevor
William __, winner of Battle of Hastings in 1066: conqueror
William Grove invented the first __ in 1842: fuel cell
William Herschel discovered this type of radiation: infrared
William Herschel's sister and discoverer of comets: caroline
William Osler is known as the Father of Modern __: medicine
William Penn's religion: quaker
William S. __, author of the Beat Generation: burroughs
William, the __, created a cross-channel Empire: conqueror
Wind energy structure; part of Dutch landscape: windmill
Wind instrument aka mouth organ: harmonica
Wind instrument; French harp or mouth organ: harmonica
Window covers that can be vertical or Venetian: blinds
Wine is stored there: buttery
Winged creatures from the Bible: angels
Winged horse with dragon scales in Chinese folklore: longma
Winner of 2015 Best Picture Academy Award: birdman
Winner of a contest, event, race: champion
Winner: champion
Winston __, UK Prime Minister during WWII: churchill
Winston Churchill's mother, Jennie __: jerome
Winter event of 2 or 4 people teams: bobsled
Winter game with stones and brooms: curling
Winter game, __ fight: snowball
Winter sport in which a person rides a small sled: skeleton
Winter sport with a vehicle that slides over ice: bobsleigh
Winter sport; dogs, horses or a motor vehicle pull: skijöring
Winter, summer, autumn and spring: seasons
Wireless network that can be used to transfer data: bluetooth
Wireless tech for short distance data exchange: bluetooth
Wise and learned, showing good judgment: sapient
Wise centaur who trained Achilles; Kheiron: chiron
Wishing for something to happen: hoping
Witch means wise woman in this language: wiccan
Witches are said to have magical __: powers
With a __ = to the full, to the nth degree: vengeance
With a separate price for each item on the menu: a la carte
With Fawcett, Brit developer of polyethene: gibson
With Gibson, developed industrial polyethylene: fawcett
With Jones made global non-stop balloon flight: piccard
With Scribes in the New Testament, opposed Jesus: pharisees
With the rain in __, Three Dog Night hit: shambala
With Tigris created Mesopotamia: euphrates
With Woodward he exposed the Watergate affair: bernstein
Withdrawal of a group from a larger en secession
Within: inside
Without any air, vaccuum or space: airless
Without any difficulty or problem: easily
Without ending or beginning, forever, always there: eternal
Without help, relief, assistance: aidless
Without limits: boundless
Without notice: abruptly
Without offspring: childless
Witticism, one-liner: wisecrack
Wizard of Oz character had no heart: tin man
WKRP in Cincinnatti star, Howard __: hesseman
Wodehouse Drones' club member with a silent "p": psmith
Wolf, flow and fowl are all __: anagrams
Wolfgang van __, wrote Faust: goethe
Woman in Norse mythology linked to deaths in battle: valkyrie
Woman of high social rank; a title of nobility: countess
Woman or girl who acts in a play or movie: actress
Woman spirit that shifts into a spider in Japan: jorogumo
Woman who "got married" in Coppola's film: peggy sue
Woman who inherits a lot of money, property: heiress
Woman with a __, Monet's sun umbrella: parasol
Women's dress hanging straight from the shoulders: chemise
Won 6 Emmys for portrayal of Hawkeye Pierce: alan alda
Won an Oscar for Goodbye, Mr. Chips, __ Donat: robert
Won the Academy Awards for Best Movie in 1934: cavalcade
Won the Academy Awards for Best Movie in 1941: rebecca
Won the Academy Awards for Best Movie in 1985: amadeus
Won the Academy Awards for Best Movie in 2015: birdman
Won the Printz Award for novel Looking for Alaska: john green
Wonderful, fascinating, excellent: awesome
Wood or ethanol, derived from biomass: biofuel
Wood stick used to make shish kebabs: skewer
Wooden boy: pinocchio
Wooden clogs to protect costumes in circus: slop shoes
Wooden conical bore from Switzerland: alphorn
Wooden conical labrophone used by mountain dwellers: alphorn
Wooden crate used in factories: pallet
Wooden cupboard with drawers or shelves: cabinet
Wooden devices for attaching washing to a line: dolly pegs
Wooden fence preserver: creosote
Wooden or plastic circles twirl around the body: hula hoops
Wooden post to support beer's raw ingredient: hop pole
Wooden puppet who lied a lot: pinocchio
Wooden sailing boats used by the Vikings: longships
Wooden toy becomes boy, Disney's classic movie: pinocchio
Wooden, romantic cutlery: lovespoon
Woodward partner and Watergate exposer: bernstein
Woodwind instrument invented in Belgium in 1840: saxophone
Woodwind instrument used in Hungarian music: tarogato
Woodwind instrument with a single reed mouthpiece: clarinet
Woody herb often used on chicken: rosemary
Woody, aromatic evergreen shrub used as herb: rosemary
Wookie with famous growl, Solo partner in Star Wars: chewbacca
Word for nonsense, and a boiled sweet: humbug
Word for ocean in Greek: okeanos
Word game that rhymes with a popular fruit: tapple
Word made out of the letters of another word: anagram
Word meaning the same as another word: synonym
Word recently coined: neologism
Word seen same when upside down, like "swims": ambigram
Word that is the opposite of another: antonym
Word used in US for leaseback: reversion
Wording of Nobel prize: Physiology or __: medicine
Words added as afterthought at the end of a book: addendum
Words that look, but don't sound the same: eye rhyme
Work done only for a limited time: freelance
Work of art made by glueing different materials: collage
Work song on large merchant vessels: sea shanty pneumatic
Work stoppage by a body of workers: strike
Worker who builds or repairs wooden things: carpenter
Worker who puts something "over your head": roofer
Workers' rights groups: unions
Working class sitcom: roseanne
Working of bread dough to strengthen gluten: kneading
Working space in a office: cubicle
Workman's must, tool to loosen, tighten nuts: wrench
Workplace comedy starring Andy Dick, Phil Hartman: newsradio
Workplace of artists, actors, musicians: studio
Works with elephants in a circus: bullhand
Works with law but not in the level of a lawyer: paralegal
World __ Day focuses on world sanitation: toilet
World __ Day supports action to combat the disease: cancer
World class chess champion, Bobby __: fischer
World famous Halloween parade site, __ Village: greenwich
World of __, video game made into movie in 2016: warcraft
World record-breaking marathon runner, Paula __: radcliffe
World wide network of computers: internet
World's busiest airport in passenger traffic: atlanta
World's deadliest animal: mosquito
World's deepest lake, in southern Siberia: baikal
World's largest auditing firm, tax experts: deloitte
World's largest employer, started as small retailer: walmart
World's largest freshwater lake by area: Lake __: superior
World's largest impact event in Russia in 1908: tunguska
World's largest ocean: pacific
World's largest rainforest: Amazon
World's largest rainforest; 20% of world's water: amazon
World's largest rodent with a big nose: capybara
World's most popular online antivirus protection: norton
World's most popular sport: football
World's only island city state: singapore
World-famous Jamaican sound: reggae
World-weariness, scoffing: cynicism
Worldwide known boxer movie star: stallone
Worldwide social media with online profiles: facebook
Worn beneath pants: underwear
Worn by actors and soldiers in ancient Greece: buskin
Worn under clothing to hide valuables in circus: grouch bag
Worst case __: scenario
Wound, hurt, damage to your body: injury
Woven fabric with a loopy curled pile: boucle
Woven fabric with elaborate, raised pattern: brocade
Woven textile art: tapestry
Wrap a corpse in a piece of cloth: shroud
Wrapping, warmth, concealment, blankets: covers
Wreath that is worn or hung decoratively: garland
Wrestling type that has men's and women's events: freestyle
Wretchedness of condition or circumstances: misery
Wretchedness of condition or circumstances: misery teeterboard
Wright Brothers testing grounds: kittyhawk
Wrinkles, spots of bother: hitches
Writer known for his crime novels about the Mafia: mario puzo
Writer of Civil Rights songs in the 1960s: bob dylan
Writer, comedian famous for SNL, 30 Rock: tina fey
Writing online about different things for fun: blogging
Writing using rhythm, stanzas, verses, etc: poetry
Written and printed publisher's opinion: editorial
Written by a man, but known as Divine: comedy
Written item for the purchase of something: receipt
Written or spoken expression of regret; sorrow: apology
Written piece for a newspaper or magazine: article
Written piece; online or in a magazine: article
Written record of job history, used to apply: resume
Written, spoken communication: discourse
Written, video, or audio on a website: content
Wrongly taking property for personal gain: larceny
Wrote a diary about the time she spent hiding: anne frank
Wrote Good Will Hunting with friend, Damon: affleck
Wrote Gulliver's Travels, __ Swift: jonathan
Wrote Hound Dog with partner Stoller: leiber
Wrote Principia Mathematica with B. Russell: whitehead
Wrote the libretto for Così fan tutte: da ponte
Wrote The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner: sillitoe
WSOP final table, the __ Nine: november
Wu __, only woman to lead a Chinese dynasty: zetian
WWE wrestler Steve Austin ring name: stone cold
WWI battle also known as the "Race to the Sea": albert
WWI battle, ignoble Italian defeat: caporetto
WWI campaign in Turkey with Australian involvement: gallipoli
WWII U.S. Navy leader, Fleet Admiral Chester W __: nimitz
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