Wood-smoothing tool Wood-shaping tool Woodcutter's tool Woodworker's tool Wood shop tool Wood-shaping tool Wood-carving tool Wood cutting tool Wood-shaping tool Woodcutter's commercials on radio Woodworking tool Wood-shaping tool Woodworking tool Woodworking tool Woodworking tool Wood-working tool Wood-shaping tool Woodworking tool Word repeated in "Fargo" Wrapped up Wrapped up Wiped out, with "in" "Whew, we're through" Wrapped up Wrapped up Wiped out, with "in" Wrapped up Worked out. Word to bind a bargain. Word to seal a bargain. "What's ___ cannot be . . . " Wrapped up Washed up, careerwise What "It's All Been," to BNL Wrapped up Wrapped up Washed-up Washed up, careerwise Wrapped up Well-___ (how some like their steaks) Well-___ (like some steaks) Well-___ (nearly burnt steak) ''When all is said and __, . . .'' What a 'R-r-r-ring!' in the kitchen signifies With a sharply uneven edge "What __ you?" Weighs heavily upon "What ___ you?" "What ___ you?" "What ___ you?" (doc's query) "What ___ you?" (doctor's question) "What ___ you?" "What ___ you?" (doctor's query) With 48-Across, memorable Al Pacino movie line ... or a hint for this puzzle's theme Writer Anita Wave-like molding. Wavy molding. Wavy molding With a double S-shaped curve With a double S-shaped curve White supergiant With Altair and Vega, it forms the Summer Triangle Without two nickels to rub together Without a sou Without a dime Word substituted FOR the last word of 53-Across Without two nickels to rub together What you might get from a jerk Words before bar or cone What you might get from a jerk What "to do" What a gofer is sent on What a gofer is sent on Wee bit o' Glenfiddich, maybe Wee bit o' Dewar's, say Wee weight Wee bit o' Scotch, say Wee serving Wee bit Wee bit o' Dewar's, say Wee weight Wee bit o' Scotch, say Wee bit o' Glenlivet, say Wee bit Wee serving Wee drappie. Weight. Weight unit. Weight Weight unit Wee drop Weight equal to 60 grains Wee serving Wee drink Wee drink Wee weight Weekly septet "We do not remember ___, we remember moments": Cesare Pavese What 'M' and 'F' are both short for Work shift for some Wager. Wager When kids get a break What those with no class engage in? When Parliament's not working on tax Whiskey ingredient With 13-Across, Mexican restaurant choices Word with wonder or miracle Word with silk or syrup Word with miracle or wonder Wheezy stuff Wheat, in England White-lightning ingredient Word that can precede the start of 17- or 54-Across or 11- or 27-Down With 68-Down, summer side dish Word with miracle or wonder Word with "miracle" or "wonder" With 16-Across, General Mills cereal Word with "miracle" or "wonder" With 68-Down, summer side dish With 16-Across, General Mills cereal Walls of some mazes With 13-Across, Mexican restaurant choices Word with war or time Window trim. With 49 Across, site of museum relics Wet behind the ears Wet behind the ears Word with war or time Without a dime Without a sou Word with danger or safety What plungers go for Went past What stressed star finally did Word after stone or flat Without dough Word that can follow time, danger or neutral Word with strike or school Word with commercial or time Word with commercial or temperate Word after no-fly or tow-away Word that can follow time, danger or neutral Word after no-fly or tow-away ___ Wars (Fortnite mode) Wipe up from sauce boat "West Side Story" scene. Watching "Avatar," say Watching "Avatar," say Warping space is male fantasy Warden. Word with Power or park Word with "Power," "Texas" or "park" Word with "Power," "Texas" or "park" Word after 'park' or 'Power' Wandering one Wandering one Wanderer Wandering one Weary vagrant that's got around a great deal? Wrestling hold What a role model would do for Irishman over time, for instance What a role model could do for Irishman over time, when divorcee has more than enough Wildly excited Wild and excited. Wild and excited Wildly excited Wild Worry over points to get into top college - it's all go in a wild, uncompromising way What a general may lead What a general may lead What the doctor did Writer Emile Writer of "J'accuse" Writer Emile Writer Émile Writer Anita Wary expression "We're in trouble now!" Well-known playwright. "We're in for it now" "We're in trouble!" "We're in trouble" "We've got a problem" "Whoops!" Writer Anita. "We're in trouble" "Whoops" "We're in trouble" Worrisome remark by a surgeon "Whoops!" "We're in trouble!" Water closets Writer Anita "We're in trouble now!" 'Whoops!' "Whoops!" Water closets in London Water closets Words signifying trouble ahead WCs in Wimbledon We're in for it now! Where many are relieved in London? "We've got trouble!" WCs "We've got a problem" "Whoops!" "We're in trouble!" "We're toast!" "We're screwed!" "We have a problem!" "We're done for!" "We're toast!" "We're in trouble" "We've got a problem" Writer Anita "We've got trouble!" "We've got a problem" "We're toast!" "Whoops!" "We're in trouble!" 'We're toast!' What Brits call their bathrooms 'Whoops!' ''We're in trouble now'' ''We're in trouble'' ''We're in trouble!'' ''We're headed for trouble'' ''We're in trouble now!'' 'We're in danger!' "We're toast!" Worrisome word at a nuclear plant "We're in trouble now" Winner, with Tippi and Ursula, of the 1963 female New Star of the Year Golden Globe With "is" and 94 Across, words of the uninformed ''Waiting to hear'' Woe, in Yiddish What is ahead of many a team facing The Hill in cold with life partner Worker's reward Worker's incentive Windfall Worker's incentive Writer Ludwig. Worker's reward Worker's incentive Work break Windfall. Work incentive. Withdrawal from activity. Welcome surprise