Referring Clues

• Chopping tools
• x and y
• Fires
• Gives the heave-ho
• y and z, e.g.
• Lets go
• They may go to blazes
• Hackers
• Sacks
• X and Y, maybe
• Quadrant separators
• x, y and z
• They bring things down
• Graph lines
• Firefighters' tools
• Cancels
• Gets rid of
• Bounces
• X and Y, on a graph
• Turning points
• Good fellers
• Graph features
• Cans
• Pink-slips
• Dumps
• Choppers
• Dungeons & Dragons weapons
• Lines on planes
• Lumberjacks' tools
• Fires abruptly
• Kindling choppers
• Woodcutters' tools
• Fires brutally
• Forest fellers
• Gives walking papers to
• Cuts from the staff
• Graphing guidelines
• Timberland tools
• X and Y, in geometry
• Hewing tools
• Kicks off the staff
• Gives a pink slip to
• Tools on a fire truck
• Plot lines
• Lumber camp tools
• Hatchets
• Tools for Paul Bunyan
• x, y and z, in math
• Lumberjacking tools
• Gives the boot to
• Perpendicular lines
• What the abscissa and ordinate are measured from
• Firefighting tools
• Forest swingers
• Sends packing
• They intersect at the origin
• Lines through the origin
• Eighty-sixes
• Things to grind
• Graph references
• Woods choppers
• Lumberjacks' choppers
• Graph components
• Dismisses unceremoniously
• Forest hackers
• x and y, often
• X and Y on a graph
• Lumber-camp implements
• Tree-chopping tools
• What kings of diamonds hold
• Chops down
• Logging camp tools
• Gives the gate
• Rail-splitting tools
• Chop sticks?
• Guitars, to rockers
• Lumber camp implements
• Paul Bunyan's equipment
• Jimi Hendrix's collection
• Fire truck gear
• Wood choppers
• Lumber-camp tools
• Wood choppers' needs
• x and y, perhaps
• Forest choppers
• They have heads and handles
• Tomahawks, e.g.
• Fire truck tools
• Tools on fire trucks
• Gives the heave-ho to
• Stone Age tools
• Symmetry lines
• Lumberjacks' needs
• Firetruck tools
• Firehouse tools
• Big hatchets
• Tree fellers
• Intersecting number lines
• Fells a tree, say
• Removes from the prime-time lineup
• Lumbering implements
• Fells
• Long-handled hackers
• Gives the sack
• Ground things
• They're wielded by woodsmen
• Trims drastically
• Hews
• Weapons seen on playing cards
• Good fellers?
• Alternatives to saws
• Cuts from the team
• Tools you swing
• Drops from the staff
• Firefighters' gear
• Lumber camp stack
• Dismisses, in a way
• Cuts from the crew
• Gives the pink slip to
• Felling tools
• x and y, in math
• Cuts ruthlessly
• Plane dividers
• Woodsmen's tools
• "Protect it from ___ that hack" ("The Lorax" advice)
• Firewood splitters
• Log splitters' tools
• Breaks open, perhaps
• Chops, drops, or lops
• Tomahawks
• Guitars, slangily
• Lines of a plane
• Wood-chopping tools
• Scraps
• Trunk cutters
• Handheld hackers
• Adz relatives
• Tools such as 51-Across's
• Chops
• Tools for chopping down trees
• Firemen's tools
• Cutting tools
• Battle weapons
• Guitars, slang
• Fires member
• What people are motivated to grind
• Pins in revolvers?
• Drops
• Gimli's weapons
• Grindable beefs
• Parts of a Cartesian coordinate system
• (As 25 might) chops x, y and z
• A union overturned cuts
• Cuts lines on graph
• Fellers
• Terminates
• Some medieval weapons
• Gives walking papers
• Large-handled items used for chopping
• Handheld tools with sharp blades
• Fire truck's implements
• Log choppers
• Tools for 11-Downs
• Cabin builders' need
• Logging camp equipment
• Logging camp gear
• Kindling-making tools
• Lines of symmetry
• In the wild sea, a number of cutters
• Chopping tools for tree cutters
• Log splitters
• Tree-felling tools
• Guitars, to guitarists
• Cuts out a sex change
• Wood-and-metal tools
• Sharp fellers
• Hacking tools
• Hand tools
• Mathematician’s x and y
• Gives a pink slip
• x and y, commonly
• Tools for fellers?
• Hacker's implements
• Wood splitters
• Tools for firefighters
• Fir fellers
• Woodshed tools
• Tree choppers
• Tree-cutting tools
• x, y and z on a graph, perhaps
• x, y and sometimes z
• Woodcutting tools
• Many line graphs have two
• Lumberjacks swing them
• Weapons thrown at targets, in some social settings
• Log-cutting tools
• Origin crossers
• Lines that cross at (0,0)
• Pair o' graphs?