Word aptly found in "controlled" and "marshaled" Wound covering ___ Walker, actor from "The Fast and the Furious" World War II battle zone: Abbr. Without modification: 2 wds. Wriggly fish "What time ___?": 2 wds. "Winner ___ Nothing," collection of short stories by Ernest Hemingway Well-suited Wasabi-coated veggie Willy in "Free Willy" "Woo-hoo!" Way cool World War II ship sinker: Hyph. Wander about aimlessly What a red "H" often indicates What you need to row, row, row your boat "Woman Power" singer Yoko Wine barrel wood "What ___ the odds?" Whiskered swimmer Word in a thesaurus, for short "What Women ____" (Mel Gibson movie) Words on a garbage bin: 2 wds. Word in many superhero names ___ Winter, actress who plays Alex Dunphy on the sitcom "Modern Family" Witchy woman Warsaw country, for short ___ worthy (consider to be deserving) Walks with difficulty Watts of "King Kong" Word relating to "oil" WWII weapon Whiskey ___ (bar drink) Wrap up Wild hog Word paired with "neither" What it takes to tango Website pop-ups, for short Well-chosen Winners of Super Bowl XXXII and XXXIII: 2 wds. Wildcat with tufted ears What bodybuilders pump Waiter's carrying aid Worked in Broadway musicals, say Wriggly shocker "Washington Journal" network: Abbr. Window ___ "Westworld" actress ___ Rachel Wood Writer ___ Allan Poe "___ Wonderful Life": 2 wds. "What ___ our chances?" Wastes time Wool-covered female ___ Wayne ("Fireman" rapper) Winter blanket What an ET pilots: Abbr. "___ Woman," 1990 romantic comedy film starring Richard Gere and Julia Roberts Waist-measuring unit "Who ___ he think he is?" When you'll likely reach your destination: Abbr. What "k" stands for in "aka" Woolly mother "Weird Al" Yankovic movie about TV "Who ___ the Dogs Out?" (Song by Baha Men) Workers rights organization: Abbr. Worshiped star Werewolf's cry in movies ___-Wan Kenobi of "Star Wars" Waterproof covering, for short What's dropped off a cigarette Word after "jet" or "water" Word of approval ___ Winslet, actress who played Rose DeWitt Bukater in the movie "Titanic" What "p" stands for in "mph" "With" in French Without warranty: 2 wds. Wriggly, slender sushi fish What you'd expect after you pop a question, for short Warm embraces Walking speed Woman's title Writer of "Nicholson: A Biography," Jack Nicholson's biography, ___ Eliot What a nod may mean ___ White, popular television character played by Bryan Cranston in the drama "Breaking Bad" "What's the ____?" (pessimist's expression) Wrap up What poi is made from in Hawaii When repeated, a Gabor sister who starred in the television show "California Girls" "When the Party's ___," Billie Eilish song released in 2018 which featured in season three of "Riverdale" ___-warrior (green activist) Weasley and Howard of Hogwarts Warp Ten, travelling around city Wastes time with key friends West African republic; capital Banjul What a din from Ian! On that motorbike, too! What a painful offer it turned out to be! What rot! To arm with just one small piece of artillery! When we fly, Miss Gardner puts on a tie Who, what, when, where, etc. Word with nose or numerals Workout style with high-intensity timed intervals ___ worker Walled Spanish city Word knowledge, briefly Wrath Way off Waiting line at a cafe, say "What would ___ without you.": 2 wds. "Woman in ___," 2015 film starring Helen Mirren which is about a young lawyer's fight to reclaim an iconic painting of his client's aunt Window ledge WWII crafts: Abbr. War-time friend "Water ___," a series of oil paintings by French impressionist Claude Monet which are on display at museums across the world Waste management word Wizard pal of Ron and Hermione Watson who played Hermione 1988 World Series MVP Hershiser What she sells by the sea shore Wraps up Wood cutters "Writing's on the ___," song from "Spectre" which won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song in 2015 What you do to a candle on a cake Warsaw country, for short Work hard Word meaning "traveling through" What Lara Croft raids Wile E. Coyote's go-to company in "The Road Runner Show" Was aware of Weasley of Gryffindor house What stripes may indicate, in army Weapon in fencing "Westworld" network: Abbr. What foodies love to do When doubled, one of the Teletubbies "___ want for Christmas ... ": 2 wds. Way of walking Where charges are entered at the bar Wine barrel trees "___ wide" (dentist's directive) Widemouthed earthenware pot When doubled, it's the name of Asia's famous three-wheeler Web address ender, often What "S" stands for in "ASAP" What "S" stands for in ASCAP, for short "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny line) Word form for "rose" Winter Olympic sport which is also a small one or two person sled that rhymes with "huge" and was first played in the 1870s Winter Olympic sport inspired by skiing which involves descending down the white winter blanket without poles and was first played in 1965 Word accompanying a head slap Winter Olympic sport in which teams of two race on narrow iced tracks and was first played in the 1870s Winter Olympic sport in which the athletes are free to rise on their toes: 2 wds. "Waves" in Spanish What foodies love to do Words on a book jacket What a surfer rides "___ Was Here" 2014 comedy-drama film, starring Kate Hudson: 2 wds. Without modification: 2 wds. "___ Will Be Loved" (Maroon 5 hit) "___ We Go," 2009 comedy-drama film directed by Sam Mendes, starring Allison Janney Whatever number Word segment or part of speech, for short When the switch is not on "Without ___" 2002 novel written by Lee Child in which Jack Reacher helps Mary Ellen Froelich protect the Vice-President-Elect "What a surprise to see you!": 2 wds. Word before "time" and "tide" Which of you Word of indifference What quills are dipped in Walking speed "___, Where's My Car?" (2000 comedy) Weasley of Gryffindor house Wooden bit used in a campfire "Wouldn't It Be ___," hit released by The Beach Boys in 1966 which was featured in "50 First Dates" starring Adam Sandler Was set ablaze "Wyatt ___," a 1994 American western based on a famous lawman Wintour of Vogue Willing and ___ "We Are Never ___ Getting Back Together" (Taylor Swift's 2012 hit) "We ___ the Champions" (Queen's hit single) "When ___ Your Man," Bruno Mars single: 2 wds. Woodcutter's tool "___ Wood sawed wood..." (old tongue twister) Warm and cosy, say in a blanket? Word with "ball" or "number" 2016 Wimbledon champion Murray What 36a would do at live shows Wide smile Well-protected, like military vehicles "Without further ___" (delay) Word with "way" that is a sandwich and salad restaurant franchise ___-Wan Kenobi ("Star Wars" character) "Wish You ___ Here" "When They ___," drama web TV miniseries co-starring Jharrel Jerome that was released in 2019: 2 wds. Web address: Abbr. What follows "Silent night, holy night.." in the popular Christmas carol: 3 wds. Weight-watcher's staple diet "What ___ do to help?": 2 wds. Wed follower in the calendar, for short "What ___ going to do now?": 2 wds. "___ we go again!" ___ Waller-Bridge, British actress and writer whose drama series "Fleabag" won four Emmy Awards in 2019 WWW follower Wide-eyed with excitement Word following "floppy" or "flying" "What did ___ to deserve this?": 2 wds. Wrestler ___ Johnson also known as "The Rock" ___ Woodland, American golfer who won his first major championship, the U.S. Open in 2019 William Faulkner's "___ Lay Dying": 2 wds. Wood used in many archery bows "13 ___ Why," Netflix original series created by Brian Yorkey What the cow says "___ Woman 1984," upcoming superhero film starring Gal Gadot which is the ninth installment in DC Extended Universe Word for a person or a place, in grammar Windy City rail and bus agency: Abbr. "Whose Line ___ Anyway?": 2 wds. "What ___ I tell you?" Went on a motorcycle, say Warsaw locale, for short Whisperer's target What an M may indicate on a birth certificate Window alternative, on a flight "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny dialogue) Water faucet Writer Umberto of "Baudolino" Water around a castle ___-Wan Kenobi "Who ___ the Dogs Out" Washington's subway "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny line) "What ___ the odds?" "___ Widow," 2020 film starring Scarlett Johansson where she will reprise her role as Natasha Romanoff William Henry Gates ___, co-founder of Microsoft Corporation When repeated twice, a teletubby character William ___, English writer whose books have sold more than 2 billion copies "Wonder Woman" star ___ Gadot "Who am ___ judge?": 2 wds. Word that mostly accompanies "washer" Words before an expiration date: 2 wds. "What can ___ to help you?": 2 wds. "We ___ it!" (accomplished) "Walking on Thin Ice" singer Yoko ___ ___ Williams of "Happy Days" Wood-eating insects ___ wolf (solitary one) Wee bit "Way" of Chinese philosophy Word that follows "Iron" or "Super" Wood in a fireplace WWII arena: Abbr.