Crossword Clue: Coal layer
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Coal layer"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Coal layer"
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- Baseball feature
- Baseball gripping point
- Baseball part
- Baseball stitch
- Baseball stitches
- Baseball stitching
- Baseball's part
- Baseball's stitching
- A clothes-knit union?
- A clothes-knit union
- A-line line
- Bed of coal
- Betsy Ross detail
- Alteration target
- Bottom line?
- Fashion design line?
- Fashion line?
- Fashion line
- Fashionable meeting place?
- Feature of some stockings
- Edge line
- Furrow
- Connecting line
- Connection
- Broadloom usually lacks one
- Garment closing
- Garment edge
- Garment feature
- Garment joint
- Garment juncture
- Garment line
- It's a stitch!
- Geological layer, as of coal
- Couch cushion line
- It's in stitches
- Fissure
- Couture line
- It's slanted on a raglan sleeve
- It's tailor-made
- Flat-felled or French follower
- Calvin Klein line
- Cricket ball stitching
- Jeans feature
- Jeans joint
- Jeans junction
- Jeans line
- Closure for clothing
- Closure for loose clothing
- Cloth joiner
- Cloth joint
- Cloth junction
- Clothes closure
- Clothes connection
- Clothes juncture
- Clothes line?
- Clothes line
- Clothing closure
- Clothing connector
- Clothing joiner
- Clothing joint
- Clothing joint?
- Clothing junction
- Clothing line?
- Clothing line
- Clothing part that might split
- Clothing part that might tear during show
- Clothing ripping point, often
- Jersey's joint
- Football part
- Coal bed
- Coal deposit
- Coal formation
- Coal layer
- Coal line
- Coal locale
- Coal mine find
- Coal or skirt line
- Coal site
- Coal stratum
- Coal streak
- Coal vein
- Hem
- Hem line
- Join
- Joining edge
- Joining point
- Joining stitch
- Joining
- Joint for clothing
- Joint on jeans
- Joint
- Jointure
- Dress line
- Dressmaker's concern
- Dressmaker's creation
- Dressmaker's junction
- Dressmaker's product line?
- Dressy joint?
- Dressy junction
- Junction
- Junction for a sewer?
- Junction line?
- Juncture
- Fabric join
- Fabric joint
- Fabric juncture
- Four-___ fastball
- Ridge
- Sting "We Work the Black ___"
- Softball feature
- Where sewn pieces of fabric meet
- Stitch line
- Stitch
- Stitched clothing line
- Stitched joining
- Stitched junction
- Stitched line on a baseball
- Stitched line on a dress
- Stitched line on clothing
- Stitched line where two pieces of fabric are joined
- Stitched line
- Stitched part of a baseball
- Stitcher's line
- Stitches on a baseball
- Stitching line
- Where some panels meet
- Stocking part, once
- Where to grip a baseball
- Top line?
- Where two pieces of fabric meet
- Place for a rip
- Vein
- Sew together
- Sewed line on a shirt
- Sewed line
- Sewer line?
- Sewer's connection
- Sewer's creation
- Sewer's line
- Sewer's row
- Sewers union?
- Sewer's union?
- Sewing connection
- Sewing juncture
- Sewing line
- Sewn edge
- Sewn line
- Place to caulk
- The "Black" thing Sting worked
- Stratum of coal
- Stratum of ore
- Stratum of rock
- Place vulnerable to ripping
- Place where two pieces of fabric are joined together
- Something let out by a tailor
- Something to be sewed
- Visible juncture
- Likely rip spot
- Knitter beginner's challenge
- Pants line
- Pants part
- Line by a sewer
- Line for a sewer
- Line for a sewer?
- Line from the ankle to the waist, say
- Line in a mine
- Line in an A-line
- Line made by a Singer?
- Line made by a tailor
- Line made with a needle
- Line of apparel?
- Line of clothing?
- Line of clothing
- Line of fashion?
- Line of jeans?
- Line of joining
- Line of juncture
- Line of pants
- Line of pants?
- Line of stitches formed by purling.
- Line of stitches in clothing
- Line of stitches on a baseball
- Line of stitches on clothing
- Line of stitches on pants
- Line of stitches
- Line of stitching
- Line on a baseball
- Line on Levi's
- Row of stitches
- Vulnerable gap
- Part of a baseball
- Part of a dress or mine
- Meeting place
- Meeting point for tailors?
- Narrow meeting place
- Old stocking feature
- Metaphorical bursting place
- Layer of coal
- Layer of ore
- Leather worker's union
- Mine find
- Mine layer
- Mine line
- Mine stratum
- Mineral layer
- Miner's find
- Miner's vein
- Mining find
- Mining target
- Leotard line
- Petticoat junction
- Petticoat junction?
- Levi's line?
- Levi's line
- Ore deposit
- Ore layer
- Ore line
- Ore locale
- Ore source
- Ore stratum
- Ore vein
- Rewarding coal site
- Rich layer
- Wardrobe might mend one
- Tuxedo junction?
- Tuxedo junction
- Suture formed in sewing
- "We Work the Black ___" (Sting)
- "We Work the Black ___"
- Weak part of a hull
- Singer creation
- Two-___ fastball
- Singers line?
- Sarong's lack
- Split site
- Thin layer of coal
- Thin layer of ore
- Thin layer
- Thin ore stratum
- Thin rock stratum
- Thing in stitches
- Thing on a baseball
- Scar
- This comes before stress
- Tailor's border
- Tailor's concern
- Tailor's creation
- Tailor's junction
- Tailor's line that tears, post-stage dive
- Tailor's line
- Tailor's meeting place?
- Tailor's meeting place
- Tailor's problem
- Tailor's sideline?
- Tailor's task
- Tailors' union?
- This may be sewn fine
- Wrinkle
- Wrinkle or ridge
- Tile layer's concern
- Use a Singer
- Where a shoulder meets an arm
- Where clothes often rip
- Where ends meet
Recent Usage of Coal layer in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Coal layer" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Coal layer in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - March 29, 2010
- Newsday - July 12, 2009
- USA Today Archive - Nov. 15, 1995
