- - Unite metals with heat
- - Join two metal pieces, with a blowtorch
- - Join together with high heat
- - Join with heat as metal pieces
- - Fuse together with a blowtorch
- - Join with a torch
- - Use an oxyacetylene torch on
- - Partners holding hands on vacation learned to bond
- - Fuse with a torch
- - Fuse and join on both sides of line
- - Fuse together with a torch
- - Join with heat
- - Fuse with a blowtorch
- - Do some construction work
- - Use an acetylene torch on
- - Join with a blowtorch
- - Work as Jennifer Beals's 'Flashdance' character does
- - Use a blowtorch on
- - Fuse metal with a blowtorch
- - Join with an acetylene torch
- - Do the work of a pipefitter
- - Unite with heat
- - Work with metals
- - Bond with a torch
- - Work with goggles on
- - Iron worker's union
- - Fuse with heat
- - Use a blowtorch on, perhaps
- - Do the work of a pipefitter, maybe
- - Glue on, with heat
- - Work with metal
- - form a metalworking union?
- - Bond sprang up to speak
- - Connect, as copper
- - Bond, as metal
- - Join by soldering
- - Fuse using heat
- - Join together using a blowtorch
- - Join metal using a blowtorch
- - dermot ...: hugely successful irish racehorse trainer.
- - Tuesday, for one
- - Use heat and force to join metals together
- - Marry as metals
- - Join two pieces of metal together by heating
- - Join metal
- - Join by heat
- - N.Y.C.'s Tuesday
- - Unite intimately
- - Tuesday out of N.Y.C.
- - Tuesday from N.Y.C.
- - Securely join, as metal
- - One Tuesday
- - Metal join
- - Join intimately together
- - Fuse metal pieces together
- - Do some pipefitting
- - After Tuesday
- - Flow together
- - Join firmly
- - Bay State Governor.
- - Do a whitesmith's job
- - Attach firmly
- - Join using heat
- - Fuse, as metal
- - Unite metals
- - Join together, in a way
- - Metalworking union
- - Join by melting
- - Make two metals one
- - Fused metal joint
- - Pipefitter's joint
- - Use a blowtorch
- - Join together by heating
- - Metalworker's joint
- - Metal-to-metal join
- - Fuse together
- - Join metals
- - Use an acetylene torch
- - Join closely
- - I leave to exercise joint
- - Lewd engineer to join up
- - Fuse, in a way
- - Make a steel sculpture, say
- - Fuse together, as metal
- - One way to join metals
- - Solder, say
- - Type of metal joint
- - Fuse metal
- - Heat metals together
- - Do a metallurgist's task
- - Hold a torch to?
- - Join, as metals
- - Solder
- - Metalworker's union?
- - Make inseparable
- - Join securely
- - Employ an acetylene torch
- - Form a metal bond
- - Bond of a sort
- - Unite under fire?
- - Ironworker's union?
- - Use a torch
- - Put the metal to the metal
- - Actress Tuesday
- - Tuesday in Hollywood
- - Fuse metal together
- - Merge metals
- - Tuesday of note
- - A way to conjoin
- - Join by fusion
- - Tuesday that's not after Monday
- - Connect, as girders
- - Tuesday at the movies
- - Join together securely
- - Join metal to metal
- - Tuesday the actress
- - Join, as metal
- - Union of a sort
- - Tuesday, she's an actress
- - Kerry edged him in '96
- - Join of arc?
- - Fuse metals
- - Make joints, in a way
- - Tuesday
- - He once jumped into the Charles River to demonstrate its cleanliness
- - Metal link
- - Unite closely
- - Join, in a way
- - Bond
- - Join together
- - Join
- - Make one
- - Unite
- - Fuse
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- - South of England woodlands blowing a fuse
- - Metallic joint
- - Use a blowtorch, perhaps
- - fuse using a flame
- - Fuse by heat
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