- - Expend great effort and time on painting
- - "i have nothing to offer but blood, ........, tears and sweat", churchill, may 1940.
- - It's all work and no play
- - Blood, sweat and tears
- - Trouble's mate
- - Cousin of trouble
- - " . . . ...... and trouble": Shak.
- - Work day and night
- - Work in small room -- waste of energy and time
- - Trouble's partner
- - "Double, double, ...... and trouble"
- - "Double, double, .... and trouble": "Macbeth"
- - Sweat and strain
- - "Bubble, bubble, ...... and trouble ..."
- - Trouble's partner, in Shakespeare
- - Hoe and weed, e.g.
- - "... ...... and trouble" ("Macbeth")
- - "I have nothing to offer but blood, ......, tears, and sweat": Churchill
- - Trouble partner
- - ...... and trouble
- - Trouble partner, in Shakespeare
- - "Double, double .... and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble" (Shakespeare)
- - Do the hard graft
- - Work hard on an advertising jingle
- - Exhausting exertion
- - Labour, work
- - producing tip-top lubricant is hard work
- - reason for fatigue
- - Exhausting labor
- - it means no rest to the italian
- - i get the lot - of hard work, that is!
- - I left to start work
- - Expend great effort
- - work hard to over 49
- - work like heck
- - one among many returning to work
- - work to get a pound
- - Work very hard, say
- - Word in a Shakespearean incantation
- - it's hard work producing tip-top lubrication
- - exhausting work
- - Very hard work
- - Work long hours
- - Hard work (rhymes with "soil")
- - Helot's lot
- - Work hard — hard work
- - Hard labour
- - Work like Tillie?
- - Turn one's hand to
- - Sweat cause
- - Sweat (over)
- - Pile on the overtime, e.g.
- - Peg away
- - Oft-forgotten member of a Churchill quartet
- - Labor slavishly
- - Hard work — work hard
- - Emulate Tillie
- - Do exhausting labor
- - Do chores
- - Arduous work
- - A Churchill offering
- - Work tirelessly
- - Move laboriously
- - You, to Yvette
- - Work like a horse
- - Walk heavily
- - Plod
- - Drudge ......
- - Work found regularly in two mills
- - Work very, very hard
- - Work really hard
- - Grind
- - Work up a sweat
- - Strenuous effort
- - Difficult work
- - Considerable effort
- - Put one's nose to the grindstone
- - Extremely hard work
- - Hard labor
- - Drudgery
- - Break one's back
- - Work incessantly
- - Work extremely hard
- - Grind away
- - Work away
- - Work very hard
- - Break one's back, so to speak
- - Work like a dog
- - Labour raised large amount, to which one's contributed
- - Part of manifesto ill-conceived by Labour
- - Exertion
- - Work, work, work
- - Arduous activity
- - Work strenuously
- - Work like the dickens
- - Slog
- - Sweat
- - Slog away
- - Fatiguing labor
- - Labour's reverse of fortune enthralling one
- - Travail
- - Labor strenuously
- - Work steadily until 1.50
- - Work like a drudge
- - Drudge's doings
- - Great exertion
- - Emulate an esne
- - Labor long hours
- - Carried out of directorial drudgery
- - Put in long hours
- - Proceed laboriously
- - Joyless labor
- - Slave
- - Bust a hump
- - Wearisome work
- - Labor of making it
- - Ditch-digging, e.g.
- - Exhausting effort
- - Work hard for career
- - Hard work of making it
- - Perform backbreaking labor
- - It might make you a sweater?
- - Work too hard
- - Laborious Warship song?
- - Really work
- - Struggle
- - One of Churchill's four offerings
- - Exert exhausting effort
- - Unloved work
- - Do scut work, e.g.
- - It's not light work
- - Drudge or trudge
- - Break one's back, but not really
- - "Macbeth" witches' word
- - Trudge or drudge
- - Apply elbow grease
- - Work the fields
- - Work wearyingly
- - Work like a slave
- - Elbow grease
- - Sweat producer
- - Strain
- - Hard work
- - Work hard
- - Slave away
- - Work
- - Plug away
- - Serf's lot
- - Labour ..............
- - ...... labor
- - Pains
- - hard work one gets very much upset about
- - the first lubricant to work
- - to labor
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