to mine

Something you say when you do not know the answer any more than the other person does

Something someone else says that you do not agree with

Saying you repeat someone else's words to show you do not agree

Remove the top layers of soil to get minerals using large machines

To remove earth and rock from the ground to get coal or other minerals

To remove the top layer of ground to get minerals like coal

To remove large areas of earth and rock to get minerals near the surface

Take large amounts of data quickly from a website or database to sell

A bomb buried in the ground that explodes when someone steps on or moves it

A place underground where people dig coal

A source of many useful things like information or money

A place where people dig to find gold

A place where people dig copper from the ground

A place underground where people dig out salt for use

A place where people dig to take silver from the ground

A North American union for people who work in mines

An open area where workers remove earth and rock to get minerals near the surface

Making landmines safe or removing them

A union that represents miners in the United States

A small bomb that explodes in one direction to hit people nearby

A mine where workers dig sulfur from the ground

A device that finds explosive mines buried on land or underwater

A man who welcomes and looks after guests at an inn

A bomb that floats on water and explodes when a ship hits it

A topic that causes strong arguments and trouble

Underwater bomb that explodes when it senses a ship's metal hull

An underwater bomb placed to damage or sink ships

An enclosed platform that moves people and supplies up and down a mine shaft

Pure iron made directly from iron ore without recycled metal

Not special or interesting

A bomb hidden in the ground that explodes when stepped on or driven over

A place or thing that has valuable information not easy to find

Common and not special

A joking name for a job or workplace where people do hard, boring work