| Wattleglen railway station, Melbourne | Water therapy | Wayward Angel |
| Warthog Games LimitedWarthog Games Limited is a UK-based video game developer. Located in Cheadle, near Manchester with studios in Sweden and the USA. Company Orgins Warthog was founded in April 1997 and the core of the development team comprise ex-Electronic Arts personnel r | WacadayWacaday was a children's television series that ran in TV-am's school holidays slot from 1985 until 1992 and was hosted by Timmy Mallett. Wacaday was introduced because Roland Rat, the puppet host of TV-am's previous holidays slot, had been sold to the BB | WACWAC is an acronym that can mean several things: Wide Awake Club a British children's television series from the 1980s Western Athletic Conference an American college sports league Women's Army Corps The Walker Art Center, a modern art museum in Minneapoli |
| Walter StöhrerThe German painter Walter Stohrer ( 1937- 2000) was born in 1937 in Stuttgart. Between 1952 and 1954 he studied as a commercial graphical artist Werbegraphiker , receiving a journeymans certificate. In 1955 he began to study painting at the Academy of Art | Washoe languageThe Washoe language is a Native American language spoken by the Washoe. While there are very few speakers of Washo today, there is a Washo immersion school, which if successful will greatly increase the number of proficient speakers. Washo is unique when | WapTVWapTV is an interactive TV technology platform comprising a microbrowser, a markup language, and a significant collection of associated software tools and services. Further information, training and support is available from the Sky Interactive Developers |
| Wa (Japanese)Wa is one of those few characters in the Japanese language (derived from Chinese) which are so commonly used as word components that they have become cultural concepts of their own. Wa" originally meant harmony and balance but also commonly refers to Japa | Water Polo at the 2000 Summer OlympicsFinal results for the Water Polo competition at the 2000 Summer Olympics: Men's Tournament Medal Team Gold Hungary Silver Russia Bronze Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Women's Tournament Medal Team Gold Australia Silver United States Bronze Russia 2000 Sum | Wallowa MountainsThe Wallowa Mountains are a short mountain range located in the Columbia Plateau of northeastern Oregon in the United States. The range runs approximately 40 mi (64) northwest to southeast along in southwestern Wallows County between the Blue Mountains to |
| Wagstaff prime | Wales, South Yorkshire | Washington State Public Stadium Authority |
| Waddle Dee | Waimea River | Waimea River (Hawaii) |
| Waimea Canyon | Ward Connerly | Wall Drug |
| Walt Whitman Rostow | Wanda Wasilewska | Warrungu |
| Wambierzyce | Wahine (ship) | Wall of separation |
| Wahroonga, New South Wales | Waterton Lakes National Park | Wallowa River |
| Walter Swinburn | Wax bullets | Walking together |
| Wade Rathke | War is a Racket | Wala |
| Wala (goddess) | Wala (volcano) | Wallace L. W. Sargent |
| Warsaw University of Technology | Waterloo Maple | Warpath (comics) |
| Wall Street (New York Subway) | Walter A. O'Brien | Walsh Cup |
| Walter F. Tichy | Wasabi (application) | Wakefield (band) |
| Wallace Rider Farrington | Walter Wolf | Walt Whitman Bridge |
| Wake Technical Community College | Wapsipinicon River | Walser language |
| Walsh Act (New Jersey) | Way of St James | Warlords (game) |
| Warrandyte North | Waldo Peirce | Watsons Creek, Victoria |
| Wattle Glen, Victoria | Walker River | Walker River (Nevada) |
| Wasatch Front | Walker Lake | Walker Lake (Nevada) |
| Warrior code | Walter Crane | Wazir Khan Mosque |
| Wall cloud | War poet | Wat Tham Krabok |
| Warner Mountains | War of the Quadruple Alliance | Washington Duke |
| Washington and Jefferson College | Washington Square Park | Washington Square, Philadelphia |
| Washington Square | Warlock (band) | Warlock (disambiguation) |
| Walter Aolari | Waterboarding | Warren E. Hearnes |
| Watch lists | Wayne MacVeagh | Walter Krueger |
| Waldemar | Walter Groß | Walter Bedell Smith |
| Walther von Dyck | Watson's water hammer pulse | Wachovia Center |
| Wachovia Spectrum | Waltham Watch Company | Wartburg College |
| War Memorial Stadium (Buffalo) | Water rocket | Wanderlust |
| Wake Medical Center | Walter R. Cooney, Jr. | Waisale Serevi |
| Wallace Nutting | Wave power | Waimea-Kohala Airport |
