| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Struggle (through) | 4 letters | cope |
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| Struggle (through) | 4 letters | slog |
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- Handle
- Make do
- Manage
- Endure
- "...... deal!"
- Hack it
- Manage, somehow
- Handle the situation
- Get by policeman, last in line
- Manage effectively
- Manage vestment for priest
- Manage to bring old piano into church
- Make do with holding surgery in church
- deal with challenges
- Manage with long cloak
- deal with hardship
- Manage exercises to support firm
- Carry on Constable - the last movie
- muddle through, somehow
- "Deal with it!"
- Handle hardship
- Lord who ran to seize power deal
- Work put into church vestment
- Work in church and you may wear it
- Work in church making vestment
- deal with sadness, say
- Survive lord who ran to seize power
- Manage firm exercise
- Muddle through
- Deal with difficulties
- Deal (with)
- Manage (just about)
- roll with the punches
- Deal successfully
- Contend [with]
- Deal with misfortune
- Deal with something difficult
- Get by
- Handle adversity
- Handle adversity well
- Manage to make ceremonial cloak
- Make it through tough times
- Handle, with "with"
- Rise to the occasion
- Handle problems
- Ecclesiastic mantle
- Handle handily
- Overcome problems
- Contend with successfully
- Ecclesiastical mantle
- Handle a problem handily
- Deal with trouble
- Struggle with
- Ecclesiastical garment
- Survive problems
- A vestment
- Handle harassment
- Bend; arch
- Wearily make do
- Struggle with successfully
- Cut the mustard
- Make a jigsaw cut
- Long vestment
- Handle a problem
- Priest's vestment
- Handle problems well
- Clerical mantle
- Contend successfully
- Deal with successfully
- Contend
- Vestment
- Priestly mantle
- Preistly cloak
- Attempt to overcome problems
- Deal with adversity
- Manage a difficult situation somehow
- Manage to get a note to a policeman
- Loose garment
- Deal With Problems Successfully
- Deal with difficulty
- Struggle (through)
- Successfully manage
- ... with (come to terms with)
- Weather the storm
- Deal with a hard situation
- Struggle successfully
- Carry on
- Little work in church to manage
- successfully handle clerical vestment
- Manage, get by
- top course manager does this
- Work in church, wearing this?
- Policeman with energy to get through
- Manage in spite of difficulties
- Come to grips with
- Deal with something challenging
- Manage OK
- Couldn't ....; came unhinged
- Get by lord who ran to seize power
- Deal with reasonably well
- Get along
- Handle things
- Keep one's head above water
- Manage company gym
- ... with (manage)
- Manage to catch the end of a rope
- manage to get a cloak
- Manage business exercise?
- Manage company with power and energy
- Handle, as a problem
- Make do somehow
- persevere through something difficult
- Somehow manage to get by
- Deal with a difficult situation
- Grapple with garment?
- Handle difficulties
- Deal with setbacks
- Manage to work in church
- Manage to get by in a crisis
- Generator
- Deal successfully (with)
- manage in investment
- Bear up
- manage an investment
- Deal with tough times
- Make do during hard times
- Manage to capture a key part
- Compete
- Wood
- Strive
- Just about manage
- manage to find ceremonial cloak
- Fare
- manage with a cloak
- deal with a crisis
- Welkin
- manage work in confines of college
- manage during a crisis
- Somehow manage
- manage with clerical robe
- manage to put on a priest's cloak
- Wall topper
- handle a situation
- Deal [with], as hardships
- Manage situation
- Handle business exercise
- Manage to catch a loose end
- Deal stimulant behind officer's back
- Bear up, get by
- Handle challenging situations
- Don't crack
- to get by
- Manage or deal with successfully
- Deal with; manage
- Plug away
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- Tramp
- Wade (through)
- Work hard
- Wade through mud
- Move with difficulty
- Toil wearily
- Plod along
- Upright relatives
- Walk with difficulty
- Toil
- Struggle (through)
- Work long and hard
- Walk heavily
- Hit hard - hard work
- Sinatra's first record, a big hit
- hard stretch of work
- Trudge (through)
- Long and arduous journey
- hard work, toil
- Long tedious task
- Work (or walk) involving great effort
- Hit hard
- march through mud
- Exhausting hike
- Very tiring work
- laborious walk
- Tough going
- Plod (through)
- uphill climb
- Struggle (through) as mud
- Tedious trek
- Plod heavily
- Long, hard work
- Trudge heavily
- Plod
- Move through the mire
- Laborious process
- trudge through the mud
- Grueling work
- Tedious task
- smashing first record is hard work
- Laborious job
- Make slo-o-o-ow progress
- Uphill climb, say
- Tough trek
- Slow, hard progress
- Walk wearily
- Walk, as through mud
- No walk in the park
- Walk through a marsh
- Plod through mud
- Plod through clods
- Long, exhausting march
- Walk through mud
- Plod in mire
- Wade through slush
- Plod in paludous places
- Walk laboriously
- Plod through mire
- Plod; toil
- Plod through the mud
- Toil (away)
- Trudge as through sludge
- it's no fun at all
- Work like a dog
- Tramp along in mud
- One may be long and hard
- Second record is hard work
- Small record is hard work
- unrewarding, sustained task
- Trudge through muck
- Work hard (inf)
- Hike through muck
- Grind
- Laborious task
- Arduous job, initially, sawing wood
- Tough go
- Hit hard with fist or bat
- real grind
- Work hard day and night
- filing taxes, for many
- Exhausting effort
- tough-going task
- This is taking fore-e-ever
- Do some hard labor
- Spell of arduous work
- unpleasant effort
- Plod forward with effort
- Arduous journey
- Not a fun task at all
- hard row to hoe
- Long, tedious chore
- Plod perseveringly
- Work steadily through (inf)
- Long, wearisome journey
- Hardly a jaunt
- Hours of grueling work, say
- Long, tiring walk
- slow stretch
- difficult and draining task
- work hard at
- Hard work
- trudge through sludge, say
- Something long and boring
- Work hard to go after the bowling
- Tough walk
- Boxer's hit
- Difficult, unfun chore
- Work doggedly
- hard work for head of school on record
- Strenuous spell of work
- Toil hard
- Trudge through mud
- Tiresome task
- Second record is a big hit
- Wobble
- Whop
- Wiggle
- Whack
- Wham!
- work on small caber
- Tiring journey
- doggedly work with safety-first record
- Spell of drudgery
- Wearisome task
- Amble
- Bang
- Barge ......
- Bash
- Bat
- Belt
- biff
- Bonk
- bowl along
- Bundle
- Catch
- Clap
- Clip
- Clobber
- Clout
- Clump
- coldcock
- Crack
- Cut
- Dash
- "...... deal!"
- Deal A Blow
- Deck
- Dig
- Ding
- Drag
- Drudge
- Fag
- Fetch
- fetch a blow
- Flounce
- Foot
- Footslog
- Grub
- Halt
- Hammer
- hammer away
- hippety hop
- Hit
- hit a clip
- Hitch
- Hobble
- "Hop ......!"
- Jab
- Jog
- Jolt
- Jump
- keep doggedly at
- Knock
- knock cold
- Knock down
- Knock out
- Let have it
- Limp
- Lumber
- Lunge
- Lurch
- Mince
- moil
- Muck
- Nail
- Pace
- Paddle
- Paste
- Peg
- Peg away
- piaffe
- piaffer
- Plug
- Plug along
- plug at
- Plunk
- Poke
- pound away
- Prance
- Punch
- Rack
- ...... roll
- Sashay
- Saunter
- Scuff
- Scuffle
- Scuttle
- shamble
- Shuffle
- Sidle
- Single-foot
- Skip
- Slam
- Slave
- Slink
- Slither
- Slog away
- slop
- Slouch
- Slug
- Smack
- Smite
- Snap
- Soak
- Sock
- Stagger
- Stalk
- Stamp
- stodge
- Stomp
- Straddle
- straggle
- Stride
- Strike
- strike at
- Stroll
- Strut
- Stump
- Swagger
- Swat
- Swing
- Swipe
- Thump
- Thwack
- tittup
- toddle
- Totter
- Traipse
- Trash
- Travail
- ...... trip
- waddle
- Wallop
- wamble
- work away
- yerk
- Work determinedly at something
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- tiring walk
- Move slowly
- Hard steady work
- Tedious trudge
- Really difficult journey
- trudge
- No easy task
- small caber is hard work
- big hit, singer's first record
- hard going
- Hard persistent work
- Labour flagging striking victory
- tedious grind
- Exhausting work
- Arduous task
- Work with great effort
- Difficult trek
- Trudge, as through mud
- Trudge, plod