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The Crossword Solver found 480 answers for The New York Times crossword clue work (out) 3 letters. The answers have between 4 and 13 letters.

AnswerClue
OPUSnumbered musical work
TYPEDdid some secretarial work
AVIATORone whose work goes over your head
PUBLICTOILETHcitizenry doth work hard?
SIGNroad Work Ahead or Dead End
SOLARPANELSthey work using photovoltaic cells
DJEDworked a reception, say, informally
MURALmany a work by the artist Banksy
IRISESvan Gogh work that in 1987 became the most expensive painting ever sold
BODYARTworks on oneself?
IBSENplaywright whose work inspired the Peer Gynt Sculpture Park in 56-Down
ROMANACLEFfacts-as-fiction work
DUMPONinundate, as with work
STENOone working for a dictator
CHOPPEDdid some prep work in the kitchen
THORhe called Hulk a “friend from work,” in a Marvel movie
MOTETsacred choral work
SCULPTwork in clay or marble
DRINKSfun plans after work, say
HAIKUSworks with 17 units
STINTperiod of work
CRASHEDsuddenly stopped working, as a computer
PLAYSworks in a theater
EPICSsweeping works
ODESdedicated works
CANONofficially accepted works
MOSAICtile work
ITSADUD“Pfft, this one doesn’t work”
CARRYdo most of the work for, as a team
MESHwork well together
EDDAold Icelandic work
DRANOit might work on a block
PATROLSthey might work on a block
TOILit’s all work and no play
CLASSIClike works of Shakespeare or Frank Sinatra
IMAFAN“Love your work!”
IRONERone with pressing work
FRESCOESsome works by Goya
TURNEVILstop working for good?
MURALexpansive work of art, usually
SHIFTSwork rotations
TRADEDworked on Wall Street
STINTbrief period of work
ETUDEexercise that works the fingers
BALLETSworks that may require leaps of imagination?
ASTRONOMERSones doing stellar work
STAPLERit usually works in corners
ROBOTmember of the modern work force
EARNwork hard for
NOVELwork of fiction

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