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Work wearyingly

• ___ and trouble

• ...

• ... ___ and trouble

• ... ___ and trouble (Macbeth)

• 'I have nothing to offer but blood, ___, tears, and sweat': Churchill

• Bubble, bubble, ___ and trouble...

• Double, double ___ and trouble...

• Double, double ___ and trouble: Macbeth

• Macbeth witches' word

• Trouble preceder

• Act the serf

• Arduous activity

• Arduous effort

• Break one's back

• Break one's back, but not really

• Break one's back, so to speak

• Churchill offering

• Churchillian offering

• Do scut work, e.g.

• Drudge or trudge

• Drudge's work

• Drudgery

• Elbow grease

• Emulate Tillie

• Exert exhausting effort

• Exertion

• Exhausting effort

• Great exertion

• Grind

• Hard labor

• Hard work

• Hard work of making it

• Helot's lot

• Hoe and weed, e.g.

• It might make you a sweater

• It's not light work

• Joyless labor

• Kill oneself, so to speak

• Labor

• Labor arduously

• Labor on

• Labor slavishly

• Labor strenuously

• Laborious Warship song?

• One of Churchill's four offerings

• Peg away

• Proceed laboriously

• Put in long hours

• Put one's nose to the grindstone

• Raise a sweat

• Really work

• Shakespeare's witches' word

• Slave

• Slave (away)

• Slog

• Slog away

• Struggle

• Sweat

• Sweat (over)

• Sweat and strain

• Sweat of one's brow

• Sweat producer

• The sweat of honest ___

• Tough labor

• Tough work

• Travail

• Trouble partner

• Trouble partner, in Shakespeare

• Trouble's mate

• Turn one's hand to

• Unloved work

• Wearisome work

• Word in a famous Churchill quote

• Work

• Work away

• Work hard

• Work hard for career

• Work like a dog

• Work like a drudge

• Work like a slave

• Work like heck

• Work like Tillie?

• Work the fields

• Work too hard

• Work up a sweat

• Work very hard

• Productive work (especially physical work done for wages)