Crossword Clue: Drag over the coals
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- Actress Jenny who found fame with a viral animated short about a seashell
- Billiards slab
- Agenda
- Blackboard
- Blackboard material
- Blackboard.
- Blackboard's makeup
- Blank ___
- Blue-gray
- Blue-gray shade
- Blue-gray stone
- Blue shade
- Bluish-gray
- Bluish gray
- Ballot listing
- Ballot roster
- Fred Flintstone's boss
- Gray shade
- Gray
- Grayish color
- Grayish shade
- Censure, informally
- E-magazine since 1996
- E-zine bought by the Washington Post in 2004
- E-zine since '96
- Early writing tablet
- Home of "The Gist" and "Political Gabfest"
- Chalk board
- Chalkboard
- Chalkboard material
- Chalk's need
- Group of candidates running together
- Group of candidates
- Group of runners
- Group running together
- Hopeful list
- It gets chalked
- Election choice
- Election choices
- Election Day line
- Election Day lineup
- Election-day list
- Election Day list
- Election Day roster
- Election group
- Election list
- Election selection
- Election selections
- It makes up the school board?
- It may be wiped clean
- Convention decision
- It needs to be clean to start fresh
- It once made up the school board
- Fine-grained rock
- Diner: menu:: elector: ___
- Bygone schoolroom item
- It's quarried in Vermont
- Flintstone's boss
- Campaign line-up
- Campaign roster
- Clean __
- Clean ___
- Clean ____
- Candidate list
- Candidates list
- Drag over the coals
- Former Microsoft holding
- Original school board?
- Noted online magazine
- Stone
- November list
- November ticket
- Shade of blue
- Shade of gray
- Purplish-gray shade
- Purplish gray
- The candidates
- Mr. ___ (Fred Flintstone's boss)
- Rock used in pool tables
- Kind of gray
- Put on the docket
- Put on the schedule
- Like some roofs
- Quarry output
- Roof material, sometimes
- Roof material
- Roof stuff
- Roof top, perhaps
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- Roofing
- Roofing alternative to shingles
- Roofing material, sometimes
- Roofing material
- Roofing piece
- Roofing stone
- Roofing tile
- Something to keep clean.
- Something to keep clean
- Shingle material
- Something to write on.
- Something to write on with chalk
- Root covering
- Roster of political candidates
- Roster
- The nominees
- Offering to voters
- Voters' list
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- Lineup at the polls
- Rubble employer, on TV
- List for electors
- List of a party's candidates
- List of candidates.
- List of candidates
- List of names
- List of nominees
- List of party hopefuls
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- Listing
- Walkway material, sometimes
- Walkway material
- Political line-up.
- Political lineup
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- Old-fashioned chalkboard material
- Political party offering
- Political ticket
- Laminated rock
- Old school board
- Old school item
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- Pool table layer
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- Old-time schoolroom adjunct
- Popular online magazine
- Party lineup
- Party list
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- Party ticket
- Party's choice
- Party's nominees
- Party's pick
- Metamorphic rock
- Patio flooring, sometimes
- Patio flooring surface, sometimes
- Microsoft-owned webzine
- Primary choices
- Primary list
- Online current affairs magazine started in 1996
- Online current affairs magazine
- Online daily mag
- Online magazine once owned by Microsoft
- Online magazine since 1996
- Online magazine with a "Dear Prudence" advice column
- Online magazine
- Nominee list
- Nominees
- Surface for chalk writing
- Salon alternative
- Web mag for which Christopher Hitchens wrote
- Web news mag
- Webzine based in Seattle
- Tablet
- Schedule of events
- Schedule
- School board
- School board?
- Writing implement of yore
- Writing surface for chalk
- Writing surface
- Writing tablet
- What aristarchs do
- Ticket
- What makes up the school board?
- Tile
- Small chalkboard
- Start with a clean ___
- Smaller, handheld version of a blackboard
- Terrace stone, perhaps
- Zine bought by the Washington Post in 2004
- Tombstone material
Recent Usage of Drag over the coals in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 6, 1989
