Crossword Clue: Does some shop work
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- "___ of Iwo Jima," 1949 film
- "___ of Iwo Jima" (John Wayne film)
- ''___ of Iwo Jima''
- ___ of time
- "____ of Iwo Jima"
- Beach and desert stretches
- Beach bits
- Beach blankets?
- Beach grains
- Beaches usually
- Beaches
- Actress Diana: 1934-73
- Dune contents
- Dunes, essentially
- Historic Vegas hotel, with "the"
- Historic Vegas hotel
- Gritty particles
- Hosiery shades
- Hotel at which Sinatra recorded a 1966 album
- Contents of hourglasses
- Hourglass bits
- Hourglass contents
- Hourglass figures?
- Hourglass fill
- Hourglass fillers
- Hourglass flow
- Hourglass grains
- Hourglass stuff
- Diana ___: 1934–73
- Finishes a carpentry job
- Finishes off in shop, say
- England's Goodwin ___
- Bygone Las Vegas casino
- Bygone Las Vegas hotel
- Bygone Vegas casino
- Bygone Vegas hotel
- Bygone Vegas landmark that featured the Copa Room
- Erstwhile Vegas hotel
- Classic casino
- Classic Vegas casino
- Does a carpenter's job
- Does a wood shop job
- Does a woodworking chore
- Does some shop work
- Coastal expanses
- Goes across the board?
- Judas Priest: "___ of Time"
- Casino heisted in the original "Ocean's Eleven"
- Casino razed in 1996
- Former Vegas casino
- Former Vegas hotel, with "The"
- Former Vegas hotel
- Rids of roughness, in a way
- Rids of roughness, in a wood shop
- The __ of time
- Vegas casino razed in 1996
- Vegas casino razed in 1997
- Vegas casino until 1996
- Vegas hotel popular with Sinatra
- Vegas hotel where the Rat Pack performed
- Vegas name
- " . . . the ___ of time": Longfellow
- White ___ Missile Range
- White ___, national monument in N.M.
- White ___ National Monument
- White ___, New Mexico
- White ____, N.M.
- Stuff in hourglasses
- Kingsley's "The ___ of Dee"
- "Shifting" stuff
- The --- of time
- "The Riddle of the ---" (Childers)
- Rubs with emery
- Polishes, in a way
- Polishes with an abrasive.
- Rat Pack venue
- Old Vegas landmark
- Metaphor for time ... and, when divided into three words, puzzle theme found in the four longest across answers
- Metaphor for time
- Metaphorical moments of time
- Metaphorically shifting particles
- Refines a surface, in a way
- Preps for staining
- Removes rough spots
- Removes the rough spots from
- Removes the rough spots
- Moments of time?
- Moments of time, metaphorically
- Moments of time
- "Like ___ through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives"
- Makes smooth, in a way
- Makes smooth
- Makes smoother
- Saharan sights
- "Sinatra at the ___" (1966 album)
- Sinatra venue in Vegas
- Singer Tommy
- Takes the edge off?
- Staff note
- Time, metaphorically
- Time units?
- "Teenage Crush" singer Tommy
- Smoothes, as wood
- Smoothes wood
- Smooths a piece of wood with abrasive paper
- Smooths, as a plank
- Smooths, as a shelf
- Smooths, as wood
- Smooths (down)
- Smooths, in a way
- Smooths in shop class
- Smooths in wood shop
- Smooths in woodshop
- Smooths, in woodworking
- Smooths the surface of, as wood
- Smooths (wood)
- Smooths wood with an abrasive tool
- Smooths wood
- Smooths
- Uses gritty paper on
- Tommy of "Babes in Toyland"
Recent Usage of Does some shop work in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - July 23, 2017