2-Letter Words Starting with W

Waterbuck

Medium used by Whistler.

Medium for Cezanne

Artist's medium

Any marine vessel

Junk, for example

Theme of this puzzle (and a theme answer as well)

A perennial leakage of war secrets

Aquatic Eurasian plant used in salads

Taking a rest, crews may get a salad

Victoria and Yosemite

American and Horseshoe

Angel and Ribbon

A flood of water; an inundation.

Waterfowl

Brando's latest beat.

Scene of recent strike.

Budd Schulberg novel.

Gruel quality

Waterleaf

Plimsoll marks.

Identifiers, of a kind

Philatelist's concerns.

Paper impressions

Jolly Rancher flavor

OK State Vegetable

Fruit won over the Spanish after a time

Type of energy

Energy of a kind

T.V.A. largess

Mac should be

Impervious to rain

Impervious to H2O

A sea view; distinguished from landscape. landscape.

Drainage divisions

Turning points

Lifeguards' domains

Tornado passing over the sea

Itsy-bitsy spider's pathway

Spot for a spider of song

Without doubt, this won't get you that!

Drunk on Adam's ale (wordplay)

Can't get out for drink with local drunk

Waterweed

Wet and raw, spinning on bank? It may be

It goes round in the race

Quilt block with fourfold symmetry

Utility as concern of urology (wordplay)

Source of tears, slangily

They're turned on when one starts crying

Waterzooi

Nectar-eating avian

Power gauges

In a wavering manner.

Waxberry

Weaponry

WEARIFUL {tiresome=adj}

Enduring it when it comes to blows, perhaps

Managing to survive article, and sporting about it

Enduring

WEATHER to expose to atmospheric conditions

One forecasts where manta will swarm

Willard Scott is one

One concerned with clemency

Important predictors of the near future

Old World finch

Finch-like creator of elaborate nests

We declare Charlie Parker to be a noted homemaker

Certain overnight guests

Sporting dog from Germany.

German hunting dog

Sporting dog from Germany

Welfarism

Welfarist

You and I are about to leap

Water's rise.

'You and I are about to leap'

Deep-sea mollusk

Some horror-film creatures

Human/canine shape-shifters

Humans who transform into howling beasts

Certain winds.

Certain winds

Some winds

New series went to promote New World ideology

Knowing about the East demanding to be put into a non-Eastern culture

WESTERN one who lives in the west

""A man who owns, or has the care of, a wharf.""

Save the row (anagram)

At all others, wave frantically

We harvest nothing organic at all

Invalid's transport

Transport for the handicapped

It helps the handicapped get around

Garden tractor brand

Something afoot beginning to horrify, within more unpleasant, beastly tower

Wheelwork

Where's Devon without its capital? Bust, any old time

English word

Wherefore

Whicker

After fancy exercises, band's sobbing quietly

Crying

Tops and pink toupees, Spooner said (wordplay)

Fancy bath features

Boating hazards

Fast-moving events

Dust devils

Eg, tornados

Spinning Larry (wordplay)

Helicopter (informal)

Flying craft without wings

Whisperer

Speaking softly

Classroom taboo

Wife exercises with hoop after the man's muttering

Old man: colloq.

An old man.

Trader cheers in the Pequod perhaps

Ahab hooking fishy sole trader

Supplier to the trade

The objective of whosoever. See Whosoever. whosoever. See Whosoever.

A house of prostitution.

Articles of woven twigs

Basketry

Basket

Extra butter, say, in general

Extra small page perused, in general

General's generous feast

Oil man of sorts.

One in search of oil

Oil prospector

The state of being bewildered; confusion; bewilderment.

Bush left in more spacious cape

Fierce eagles crossing small desert

Lends wiser criminal The Waste Land

Raging river (wordplay)

River in a flash flood (wordplay)

Sign of spring

WILDFOWL a wild game bird

Household china decorated with a blue-on-white design depicting a willow tree and often a river.

Willpower

Those providing shelter from bats nipping unruly beard

Windburn

Quilt block with fourfold symmetry

The wood anemone

Anemone

Windhover

Large sailing vessel

Large merchant sailing-ship

A large merchant sailing ship

Windrow

Snake vet found in part of vehicle

Sheet of glass in front of driver

Engineer screwed in new part of car

Windstorm

Windsurf

Windthrow

Ernest or Julio Gallo

Tip-to-tip measurement

A condor has a big one

Airplane's measurement

Wintery

Prepared for single digits

Winterize

""To kill by the cold, or exposure to the inclemency of winter; as, the wheat was winterkilled. as, the wheat was winterkilled.""

Drifting time (wordplay)

Snow-Bound setting

End-of-year festival

When "every mile is two."

Spring after it, then

January and February

""Wintrier also winterier , wintriest also winteriest Belonging to or characteristic of winter; cold.""

One who draws metal into wire.

Like some terriers

Scratchy, like some coats

Bristly

Wireless

Wireless

News story accompaniers, often

What the Democratic National Committee headquaters was, in 1972

Bugged

One who bugs others (wordplay)

Person of intelligence (wordplay)

Expert on bugs

Wiriness

Words from class clowns

Wit-filled words

Jokes of a kind.

Choice of boats - but for the spelling!

Does it sail as if by magic (wordplay)

Magic broomstick (wordplay)

Witchery

North American weed

Retreat? Nevertheless, pull in

Taking money out for retirement

Act of taking money out of an account

Witherite

One who withholds.

Wizardry

Tungsten source

U. of Michigan team

Voracious subarctic predators

Creatures also called gluttons

Lounge lizards

Casanovas

Power in terms of the women available to a particular group or required for a particular task.

Site of underground adventures

A. gets lice there in novel form

World of l Across

Custom keeps the German people marvelling

A marvel.

A wonderful work or act; a prodigy; a miracle.

WONDROUS marvellous

Woodcraft

Saw Victoria about to speak (wordplay)

One felling trees

Paul Bunyan, for example

Gift for the 5th.

Some salad accessories

A dweller in a woodland.

Boring thing to hear (wordplay)

Club member getting birdie (wordplay)

Woody, e.g

Golfer with good club control (wordplay)

Furniture maker, for example

Furniture maker, e.g

WORDLESS without words

A writer or speaker who uses language pretentiously or carelessly.

The articulated engineering shows dirt crossing motorway

Office fixture (wordplay)

Sleep-deprived employee, maybe

Labour fanatic (wordplay)

""A basket for holding materials for needlework, or the like.""

Workforce

Workhorse

County homes

Two sovereigns delivered into her hand

Proletarian, for example

He earns his money from the woman holding Kay in the ring

WORKING a mining excavation

English word

Workpiece

Workplace

Worktable

Worldly

Worldling

Worldview

Wornness

Worriment

Those who expect the worst.

Fretful sorts

Anxious people

Worshiper

Devout argue over what Noah had in Ark (wordplay)

Pious argument repelled all on aboard, you might say

WORSHIP to honour as a divine being

Adored wife initially gets gold delivered

Adored

Practiser of religion

Queue up with overseas trader for prayer

One adoring a deity

Estimable quality

Helpful to owl with her hatch

Justifying the time spent

Justifying the time spent on it

""→ durchgeistigt , ätherisch""

Sarong, for one

Fashionable kind of windshield.

Skirt style

WRATHFUL very angry

Wrestling

Wretched

In a wretched manner; miserably; despicable.

Wriggly

Writes poorly about broken link, most in need of press

Tennis accessories

Watch attachments

Wrestling holds

Time on one's hand (wordplay)

Jewelry-store purchase

. . . on your arm

Wrongdoer

The crime of performing badly (wordplay)

Immorality in God (wordplay)

Bad behaviour, possibly, in dog

WRONGFUL {unjust=adj}

Young sensation (German)

Prodigious character of Mann

1's prodigy

Wageworker

Wainwright

Modern restaurant staff

Job of serving girl with super hair in part of mansion (wordplay)

Shrinking violets, perhaps

Certain ones on the sidelines

Ones not dancing

Hung some strips

Did some decorating

Undertook domestic hanging

Irresistible impulses to travel

Wardenship

Warehouser

Storage of goods

Warlordism

Kindly give them a reward for a change!

Kind and caring

Generous and caring

""Authorized by commission, precept, or right; justifiable; defensible; as, the seizure of a thief is always warrantable by law and justice; falsehood is never warrantable. as, the seizure of a thief is always warrantable by law and justice; falsehood is never warrantable.""

""WARRANT to justify, also WARRAN, WARRAND""

""WARRANT to justify, also WARRAN, WARRAND""

Washateria

Launderer of old

Disguise of Toad when escaping prison

A woman who washes clothes and linens for a living.

Launderettes

Wastepaper

Wastewater

Experts at clockwork

Swiss artisans

... like clockwork

See some lighthouses (wordplay)

Lookouts

Some Winslow Homer paintings

Flag flown over an idyllic seascape (wordplay)

Some Winslow Homer art... or what five answers in this puzzle are (wordplay)

Dispenser of gossip (wordplay)

Prison gossip center (wordplay)

Business meeting locale (wordplay)

Brook, stream, etc

Flower (wordplay)

Stream, a wet sort above right channel

Watercraft

Waterflood

Waterfowl

Jetty set environs

How a territory is seen to be so squelchy

Saturated

Flooded

Watermark

Summer treats.

Patch products

Products of Texas, Georgia, Missouri, etc.

Waterpower

Wear for spot showers (wordplay)