Crossword Clue: "How Green Was My Valley" extra
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""How Green Was My Valley" extra"
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""How Green Was My Valley" extra"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to "How Green Was My Valley" extra:
- Any of the dwarfs in "Snow White"
- Any of the Seven Dwarfs, by occupation
- Any of the Seven Dwarfs, by profession
- Any of the Seven Dwarfs
- Adit enterer
- Adit user
- His discoveries may be major
- De Beers worker
- "Dwelt a ___, forty-niner ..."
- Figure of the underground economy?
- "How Green Was My Valley" extra
- Digger
- Digger for gold or coal, say
- He can dig it!
- He makes vein efforts
- He may do some stripping
- He may get the shaft
- He really digs rock
- Clementine's dad, e.g.
- Clementine's dad
- Clementine's father, e.g.
- Clementine's father, in song
- Clementine's father
- He takes his pick
- Clementine's pa
- Important worker.
- Excavator
- Coal-company employee
- Coal digger
- Coal digger, e.g.
- Coal worker, for one
- Coal worker
- Dopey and Doc's occupation
- Gold digger?
- Gold digger, e.g.
- Gold digger, sometimes
- Gold digger
- Gold rush participant
- Extraction expert
- Collier
- Colliery worker
- Forty-niner
- Fairbanks Daily News-___
- Man on West Virginia's seal
- Pit man
- Pit worker
- Pitman
- Seven Dwarfs' occupation
- Many a West Virginia worker
- Vein seeker
- Stripper, possibly
- Member of the underground economy?
- Rare record hunter?
- Naturalist John
- Metal fan?
- One digging hard rock?
- One going for the gold, perhaps
- One going for the gold?
- Neil Young "Been a ___ for a heart of gold"
- One in a rush?
- One likely to take an elevator to work
- One looking for lodes
- Pay-dirt seeker
- One of John L.'s men.
- One picking a rock
- One searching for ore
- One who can pick his work?
- One who digs for gold
- One who digs hard rock?
- One who gets the lead out
- One who goes for the gold?
- One who works in seams
- One who's gone underground?
- Person in a rush
- One with a pick
- Person who digs hard rock
- Person who digs hard rock?
- Person who picks his work?
- One working on a bed
- One working on seams
- One working underground
- One working with a rock group
- Pro with a pickaxe
- Light-headed person?
- Profession of Clementine's father in "Oh My Darling, Clementine"
- Pick wielder
- Picky person?
- Picky worker?
- Ore seeker
- "Ores" man
- Rush figure
- Rush participant
- Woody Guthrie "The Dying ___"
- Sourdough
- Tunnel worker
- Sapper
- Worker in a shaft
- Worker in a stope.
- Worker on West Virginia's state seal
- Worker who digs for coal
- Worker who gets the lead out?
- Worker with a light and a pick
- Worker with a pick
- West Virginia worker
- U.M.W. man
- U.M.W. member
- Underground figure
- Underground laborer
- Underground worker, perhaps
- Underground worker
- Seeker of lodes
Recent Usage of "How Green Was My Valley" extra in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 20, 2004