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The Crossword Solver found 480 answers for The New York Times crossword clue work (up) 4 letters. The answers have between 3 and 15 letters.

AnswerClue
SALOMEstrauss work with the “Dance of the Seven Veils”
MURALmany a work by Banksy
TOLKIENauthor who referred to his works as a “legendarium”
NIGHTOWLSones late to work?
VALETSemployees who work a lot
HONESworks at the cutting edge?
AHEADroad Work ___ (highway sign)
FARMERone whose work is always cropping up?
SPYone doing inside work
PIECEwork of art
ONSPEChow many writers work
ROGETSTHESAURUSmeaningful work?
FBIgovt. agency that Jimmy Woo works for on “WandaVision”
ROTTENAPPLE“My iPhone never works!”
EMPLOYEDworking
THEARTOFWARclassic work with chapters titled “Attack by Stratagem” and “Maneuvering an Army”
DUSTSdoes some crime scene work
DOTCOMICSmuch of Roy Lichtenstein’s work?
OPERAliterally, “works”
TASKSpieces of work
SESTINASsome works by Petrarch
COEDITwork on some issues together?
DIYERSones tackling their home work
CHANELIMAN*Runway model famous for her work as a Victoria’s Secret Angel
BREWINGin the works
OPERE___ citato (in the work quoted: Lat.)
TALESmany works of Edgar Allan Poe
OWEword repeated in “I ___, I ___, it’s off to work I go”
OEDref. work that took more than 70 years to complete
MOILSworks hard, old-style
INBOXwhere work might pile up
NORMARAEfield work of note in 1979
MONSTERMASHclassic song that starts “I was working in the lab late one night” [2003, 1970]
ICEMENones working block by block?
PAPERscholarly work
NAILARTfancy work from a manicurist
OAREDdid some crew work
REFone who whistles while working
DIVINGINTOeagerly starting, as one’s work
ICOULDEAT“Yeah, lunch now works for me”
ESSAYwork from Roxane Gay or Jia Tolentino
KNEADwork in the kitchen?
IMEASY“Whatever works”
LAPDESKportable work surface
MYRIGHTFOOTjim Sheridan gives Daniel Day-Lewis nothing to work with in this Irish dramedy (1989)
TOILSworks hard
ODEwordsworth work
FREETIMEwhat’s not working?
RESHOEdo some farrier’s work on
ILIADfirst work read in Columbia’s Literature Humanities course

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