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When repeated twice, a cheerleader's prop Within range? Waiter's offering Water faucet What cafeteria food is carried on Wine glass feature "What ___ you thinking?" Wood strip (rhymes with "flat") What "M" stands for in YMCA Weed-removing tools WNW's opposite on a compass Wall Street debut: Abbr. What you leave a waiter Wait on the phone Wimbledon champion Arthur ___ Wheel-spinning rodent Word that goes with "skin" or "ring" Weep What a sunscreen is supposed to prevent "Welcome to my humble ___." Windy City rail system: Abbr. Winter hours in Chicago: Abbr. Written examination Windshield material Waiter's handout "Wise" hooter Wile E. Coyote's favorite company Winter illness Without modification: 2 wds. Web-footed mammal Wound's natural cover that forms while it's healing Wine barrel trees Wood strip (rhymes with "flat") Welsh ___ (dog breed) Waste management word "What a pity!" Where dirty dishes pile up ___-Wan Kenobi ("Star Wars" character) William Shatner's "___War" What may "drop" in disbelief Weasel's kin Wood cutter's tool "___ With the Wind" "___ White and the Seven Dwarfs" Washing machine contents Waiter's handout at a restaurant Walkway in the woods "What's ___ for me?": 2 wds. "...___ woodchuck could chuck wood?": 2 wds. "Where ___?": 2 wds. "Wreak ___!" (cause damage) "Where ___ you?" ___-Wan Kenobi What "F" stands for in "TGIF," for short Words of promise: 2 wds. Word in a Doris Day song Wall Street trader, briefly What skim milk doesn't have When doubled, Mork's goodbye Wildcats school: Abbr. Water faucet Went down a slide, say Wild pig Word with "surgeon" to mean a brain doctor "What's your ___?" ("who are you?") Wipe, as a whiteboard ___-Wan Kenobi who yelled "You were the chosen one!" Wrinkly-faced dog Word with "rally" or "talk" Watermelon eater's annoyance Wedding attendee, say Willy ___, Oompa Loompas' boss Word of affirmation "Who ___ to judge?": 2 wds. Wrist timepiece Wrap up Weather forecast during monsoon Water's temperature tester? Well-chosen "Will you be ___ to join us?" Wine and ___ Wicked, as a wizard Woodcutter's livelihood? Whitewater transport Wipe off the blackboard West, on a map Where you may see a "Do not feed the animals" sign "Will pay later" letters Weeding implement "We ___ to Talk About Kevin," 2011 psychological thriller Washing machine amount "Wounded" character in "The Lion King" Wine glass edge "With all ___ respect..." White House assistant Webster of Merriam-Webster "What ___ is new?" "What ___ I saying?" "Welcome to my humble ___" "Will you ___ valentine?": 2 wds. "Watermelon ___," Harry Styles song "What color is the sky? Ay, mi ___..." (lyrics from "Coco") What a car runs on, usually Wall Street debut: Abbr. Waist-measuring unit "What've you been ___ lately?": 2 wds. Where you may find footprints on the beach "We're on ___ way" "We should do it!" Water body bigger than a pond Wedding reception highlight "Warrior Nun" actress ___ Baptista ___-way street (give and take) Wolf pack leader "___ With the Wind" Where Emirates Airline is based ___-wee Herman (Paul Reubens character) Word for "before," to Shakespeare "Wave," in Spanish Whack, as a housefly "Womb," in a pregnancy idiom "Well, well, well!" When doubled, a Cuban dance Woolly farm female Walk-in ___ (spacious wardrobe) Weed-killing tool "We're ___ your tricks!": 2 wds. Word after "Grocery" or "To-Do" What an elevator button represents World ___ II Memorial, Washington D.C. Warning on a yard sale tag: 2 wds. ___ wolf (solitary person) Wire or shoelaces entanglement Wordle's publisher: Abbr. Website programming language: Abbr. Within sight, say White as a sheet ___ Wang, famed wedding gown designer "We ___ to please!" "___ we forget..." Well-chosen, say Walk-___ (customers without appointments) When doubled, the Teletubby with a sing-song name Windchimes sound Waffle brand featured in "Stranger Things" Weak member of the litter Waikiki Beach's isle Wet dirt World traveler's document "What can ___ for you?": 2 wds. Way into or out of a room Walk really, really quietly "Without further ___..." "___ we go again!" World ___ Web Wile E. Coyote's supplier (anagram of "mace") Wheel-moving wheel? What comes between "R" and "T," phonetically Word with "life" or "attention" to mean a duration of time Wee bit Wood-splitting equipment Watson of "Harry Potter" fame Where vows may be taken Women's History Month, for short Witch's hat shape "When in ___..." (uncertain) Winnie-the-___ Work very hard, say Work at a loom William Shakespeare's "King ___" Wood-cutting tools Wardrobe item that may give you a "bite" Wound covering (anagram of "cabs") "When They See Us" filmmaker ___ DuVernay Winter bug ___ Weasley of "Harry Potter" Workout locale Well-lubricated Water ___ (pool sport) Writer's fluid "Who am ___ judge?": 2 wds. Whizzed past "What ___ can I say?" Word before "potent" or "present" Wile E. Coyote's choice of brand Wyatt ___ (Wild West's famed lawman) What "flies" while having fun, usually "We ___ to talk" Willem ___, "Spider-Man" actor When doubled, a cheerleading prop ___-Wan Kenobi What "m" means to Einstein What the postman brings? Wellness retreat Wrinkly green vegetable Walkie-talkie user's "your turn" Where a beachgoer may go for a swim What a cocktail has that a mocktail lacks Witch's evil spell Wedding party hosts: Abbr. Window section that sounds like "pain" Work day and night, say (rhymes with "coil") "Without a doubt!" What "u" may mean, to a texter Woman in a wedding dress Wildlife-spotting excursion Wee bit ___ Wilson, lead singer of Heart Word before "Miserables" "Well well, what have we here?" "Without further ___..." Wrestling form from Japan Wheel rod that rotates Wrestling surface Weight-to-height ratio: Abbr. Wellness resort "When the ___ Go Marching In" Wonder ___, superhero played by Gal Gadot "___ with the wind" Washington metropolitan ___ (the DMV) Website address letters Waterfall spray Winner-less score Waiter's monetary reward Willy ___, German-American science writer Waist-measuring unit "Whoa, overshare much?" letters Waffle alternative, at breakfast Witch's spell Walk like a duck (rhymes with "twaddle") Wapiti's alias Woodlands grazer Wood-splitting tool Wallet singles Watch's spot Writer Gaiman of "Coraline" Washington or Colorado, e.g. Word with "over" to refer to remaining food Water, at zero degrees Celsius ___ wolf (solitary) Walk of Fame feature Wear out at the edges Word before "model" to mean ideal What good is, to bad West ___ (furniture brand) Web address ender, often Web designer? ___ Wright, director of "Baby Driver" Written reminder, in office Wine glass feature