- TOIL
- Make like a diligent Susan, or a diligent person named something else
- Work Hard
- Work like a slave
- Apply elbow grease
- Work nonstop
- Drudgery
- Grind
- Hard work
- Double, double, ___ and trouble
- Slog
- Exertion
- Pile on the overtime, e.g.
- Slave
- Elbow grease
- Work like a drudge
- Work up a sweat
- Unloved work
- Work like a dog
- Labor
- Labour
- Plug away
- I have nothing to offer but blood, ___, tears, and sweat: Churchill
- Sweat producer
- Earn one's keep, in a way
- Not slack at all
- Scut work
- Donkeywork
- Grueling struggle
- Don't goldbrick in the least
- No walk in the park
- Raise a sweat
- Work
- Wearisome work
- Exert exhausting effort
- Drudge or trudge
- Trudge or drudge
- Break one's back
- Sweat and strain
- Put in long hours
- Sweat
- Perform backbreaking labor
- Sweat of one's brow
- Double, double ___ and trouble.WS
- Macbeth witches' word
- Churchill offering
- ...__ and trouble: "Macbeth"
- Drudge's work
- Bubble, bubble, __ and trouble ...
- Arduous effort
- Trouble partner, in Shakespeare
- One of Churchill's four offerings
- Exhausting effort
- Double, double, __ and trouble: "Macbeth"
- Considerable effort
- Labor long hours
- Hard labor
- Work very hard
- Work really hard
- Work like heck
- Work long and hard
- Slog away
- Plug away (at)
- Labor strenuously
- Trouble preceder
- Labor arduously
- Work wearyingly
- Arduous activity
- Pains
- Great exertion
- Work strenuously
- Arduous work
- Difficult work
- Arduous labor
- Exhausting exertion
- Double, double ___ and trouble: "Macbeth"
- Ensnare.
- Labor taxingly.
- The sire of fame.—Euripides.
- Strive.
- Keep the nose to the grindstone.
- The day's work.
- Move laboriously.
- Spadework.
- Advance with effort.
- Advance with painful effort.
- Be a breadwinner.
- Heavy labor.
- Advance with great effort.
- Drudge.
- Irksome effort.
- Companion of trouble.
- Trouble's mate.
- Trouble's partner.
- Lawn mowing, gardening, etc.
- They ___ not . . .
- One of a Churchillian quartet.
- Plod (along).
- Struggle.
- Travail
- Cousin of trouble
- ___ and trouble
- Do chores
- Work like a horse
- Helot's lot
- Oft-forgotten member of a Churchill quartet
- Serf's lot
- Plod
- Emulate Tillie
- Labor slavishly
- A Churchill offering
- . . . ___ and trouble: Shak.
- Sweat (over)
- Peg away
- Work like Tillie?
- It might make you a sweater
- It's not light work
- Hoe and weed, e.g.
- Trouble's partner, in Shakespeare
- Ditch-digging, e.g.
- Bust a hump
- Emulate an esne
- Work, work, work
- Word in a Shakespearean incantation
- It's all work and no play
- Beaver away
- Really work
- Laborious Warship song?
- Hard work of making it
- Work hard for career
- Labor of making it
- Word in a famous Churchill quote
- Joyless labor
- Double, double _____ and trouble...
- Work long hours
- Proceed laboriously
- ... ___ and trouble ("Macbeth")
- Bubble, bubble, ___ and trouble ...
- Work too hard
- Work away
- Put one's nose to the grindstone
- Work incessantly
- Strenuous effort
- The sweat of honest ___
- Turn one's hand to
- Shakespeare's witches' word
- Break one's back, but not really
- Trouble partner
- Do scut work, e.g.
- Break one's back, so to speak
- Labor on
- Do exhausting work
- Act the serf
- Work the fields
- Reason for fatigue
- Double, double ___ and trouble ("Macbeth" incantation)
- Put in a ton of effort
- Drudge's doings
- Grind away
