Crossword clues for ashes
ashes
- Fire aftermath
- E-cigarette's lack
- Cigar waste
- Cigar remains
- Bonfire remnants
- Bonfire remains
- "Angela's ---"
- Word before and after ''to''
- They were once hot stuff
- Tennis great Arthur and family
- Stuff from the bottom of my hearth
- Phoenix's remains and origin
- Phoenix surroundings?
- Incinerator product
- Grate things
- Grate expectations
- Fireplace waste
- Fireplace find
- Fire pit particles
- Fire leftovers
- Contents of some trays
- Campsite residue
- Bonfire leftovers
- Arson yield
- Word repeated in ring-around-the-rosey
- What's left after something burns
- What comes from the bottom of my hearth
- Volcanic particles
- Symbol of remorse
- Sooty residues
- Remains of a campfire
- Remains in the tray
- Pompeii's covering
- Phoenix's surroundings
- Hibachi waste
- Hearth sweepings
- Hearth stuff
- Grill leftovers
- Grateful, maybe?
- Grate collection
- From which the phoenix arose
- Fireplace grate leftovers
- Firepit particles
- Fire pit residue
- Cinderella's sweepings
- Cigar ends
- Charcoal grains
- Certain remains
- Butt ends
- Briquettes, after the barbecue
- Barbecues' residues
- "Ring Around the Rosie" word
- Yesterday's flame
- Word that goes in either blank of the David Bowie classic "___ to ___"
- Word repeated before "We all fall down!"
- Whence a rising phoenix
- Whence a phoenix is reborn
- What you are when you're scattered
- What the phoenix rose from
- What the legendary phoenix rises from
- What the hearth may be full of
- What some logs become
- What remains after a fire
- What a phoenix rises from
- Vulcanology subject
- Vapers don't create them
- Trees used for baseball bats
- Tomb contents
- They're often under fire
- They soiled Cinderella
- The ___ (trophy for the annual test cricket match between England and Australia)
- Test cricket series
- Test cricket prize, with "The"
- Taps the top of a cigarette
- Symbol bestowed on the first day of Lent
- Stogie droppings
- Some airborne particulates
- Smoldering ruins
- Smoker's tap-off
- Sign of burnout
- Ring Around the Rosie word
- Reunion bands rise from them
- Results of burnout?
- Result of hearth burn
- Repeated word in Bowie '80 hit
- Repeated word in "Ring Around the Rosy"
- Remedy for an icy sidewalk
- Remains of anything burnt
- Remains in the ground, often
- Remains in a container
- Remains at the campsite
- Refuse in a tray
- Pit dross
- Phoenixes rise from them
- Phoenix's origin
- Phoenix's debris
- Phoenix starters
- Phoenix nest?
- Perfect Circle side project ___ Divide
- Origins of a phoenix
- Origin of a phoenix
- Olive family trees
- Nero's gift to Rome
- Mount St. Helens fallout
- McCourt's 'Angela's '
- McCourt's 'Angela's --'
- Manages a cigarette
- Last traces
- Incinerator stuff
- Incinerator debris
- Incinerator contents
- Hearth leavings
- Gray stuff left over from a cigarette
- Grate accumulation
- Furnace residue
- From whence a phoenix rises
- Flicked debris
- Flakes left in campfires
- Five Finger Death Punch song about remains of cigarettes?
- Fireplace sweepings
- Fireplace flakes
- Fire results
- Fire pit stuff
- Fire pit leftovers
- Fire pit flakes
- Fire pit detritus
- Fire follower
- Evidence of arson
- Evidence of a blaze
- Evidence left by arsonists
- Embrace song after the fire?
- Droppings from a butt
- Destiny and source of the phoenix
- Cricket trophy
- Cricket prize, with "the"
- Crematory creation
- Cremation remains
- Cremains, e.g
- Cookout remnants
- Cookout leftovers6?
- Cookout creation
- Contents of certain trays
- Contents of a funerary receptacle
- Combustion conclusion
- Coatings on hearths
- Clambake leftovers
- Chili Peppers song about a cigarette?
- Campsite leftovers
- Campfire refuse
- Campfire evidence
- Burned to ___ (incinerated)
- Briquettes, ultimately
- Briquettes, eventually
- Briquets, post-barbecue
- Briquets, after the barbecue
- BBQ leftovers?
- Arson investigation evidence
- A symbol of penance
- A phoenix rises from them
- "Angela's ___" (1999 Emily Watson movie)
- "Angela's ___" (1996 memoir largely set in Ireland)
- "Angela's ________"
- "... to ---, dust to dust"
- ''... ___, dust to ...''
- ___ of rose (grayish red)
- Phoenix source
- Some fertilizer
- "..._____, dust to..."
- Hearth debris
- Residue
- Fire-gone conclusion
- Hearth residues
- Grateful?
- Whence the phoenix rose
- Arson evidence
- The living end?
- Word before and after "to"
- Best seller "Angela's ___"
- Hardwoods
- Lenten forehead smudges
- Grate expectations?
- Grave matter?
- They're worn on the day after Mardi Gras
- Remains to be seen?
- Cigar residues
- "Angela's ___" (Frank McCourt memoir)
- Phoenix, formerly
- They used to be hot stuff
- Fire proof?
- Gray flakes
- Hearth waste
- Whence the phoenix rises
- Result of a flare-up?
- Winetrees
- Contents of some urns
- Hibachi residues
- Fire residues
- "Angela's ___" (1996 best seller)
- Leftovers at a barbecue
- Burning result
- Santa spotters?
- Cremains, e.g.
- Hearth refuse
- Grate-ful?
- Some remains
- Hearth contents
- Fireplace remnants
- Lenten symbol
- Cookout leftovers?
- Campfire remains
- Smoking result
- Barbecue remnants
- They may be scattered
- Briquette residue
- Fireplace residues
- Smokers' residue
- Some flakes
- Ruins, as of a civilization
- Remains on a mantel, maybe
- Word on either side of "to"
- Word before and after "to," in a religious phrase
- Phoenix setting?
- Indication of some oxidation
- Parliaments produce them
- "People who fight fire with fire usually end up with ___": Abigail Van Buren
- Symbol of penance
- Word both before and after "to"
- Poker targets?
- Word repeated in "Ring Around the Rosy" before "We all fall down"
- Lent symbols
- What a phoenix rises from, with "the"
- Silent butler's collection
- Cookout residue
- Pompeii's undoing
- Vestiges
- Old flames?
- Remains in a tray
- Phoenix's source of rebirth
- Grief symbol
- Whence the phoenix is reborn
- Ingle residue
- Fallers on Pompeii
- Timber trees
- Smokers flick them
- Phoenix rebirth stuff
- Sackcloth's partner
- Grate stuff
- What the phoenix rises from
- Sweep's target
- Silent butler's contents
- England-Australia cricket prize, with "The"
- Symbols of penitence
- Conflagration residue
- The phoenix rises from these
- Remains after combustion
- Firedog residue
- Oleaceous trees
- Campfire residues
- Incinerator residue
- Pompeiian cover-up
- Sackcloth and ___
- Fireplace fallout
- Whence a phoenix arises
- Incinerator leavings
- Combustion residue
- Certain residue
- Contents of a silent butler
- Smoker's trail
- Fire remnants
- Phoenix's milieu
- Burnt residue
- Combustion result
- A Wimbledon champ's family
- Hardwood trees
- Lent adjunct
- Fire leavings
- Cycle for a phoenix
- Phoenix's remains, and origin
- Residues
- Cinerarium contents
- With a hostess improperly chasing the above tennis player, the end is inevitable
- Was hesitant, displaying this sports trophy
- Was hesitant, displaying sporting trophy
- Since 1882, it marks success in tests for trees
- Result of one who was fired up for a sporting contest?
- Bonfire residue
- Fire remains
- Fire signs
- Barbecue residue
- Volcanic spew
- Fire proof
- Volcanic residue
- Grill waste
- Arson aftermath
- Campfire leftovers
- Burning evidence
- Sackcloth companion
- Barbecue leftovers?
- Tray contents
- Grill residue
- Fireplace remains
- Burnt remains
- Tray filler
- Powdery remains
- Phoenix origin
- Phoenix birthplace
- Fireplace accumulation
- "... ___, dust to dust"
- Urn contents
- Some fallout
- Remains of a fire
- Camel droppings?
- ". . . ___, dust to dust"
- Sackcloth partner
- Remains by the fire
- Phoenix's birthplace
- Hearth heap
- Grate fill?
- Fireplace debris
- Campfire remnants
- Word repeated in "Ring Around The Rosie"
- Word in a McCourt title
- Smoker's residue
- Remains on the hearth
- Remains of the tray?
- It's grate stuff
- Grate residue
- Fireplace stuff
- Fire product
- Fire powder
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ashes \Ash"es\, n. pl. [OE. asche, aske, AS. asce, [ae]sce, axe; akin to OHG. asca, G. asche, D. asch, Icel. & Sw. aska, Dan. aske, Goth. azgo.]
The earthy or mineral particles of combustible substances remaining after combustion, as of wood or coal.
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Specifically: The remains of the human body when burnt, or when ``returned to dust'' by natural decay.
Their martyred blood and ashes sow.
--Milton.The coffins were broken open. The ashes were scattered to the winds.
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The color of ashes; deathlike paleness.
The lip of ashes, and the cheek of flame.
--Byron.In dust and ashes, In sackcloth and ashes, with humble expression of grief or repentance; -- from the method of mourning in Eastern lands.
Volcanic ashes, or Volcanic ash, the loose, earthy matter, or small fragments of stone or lava, ejected by volcanoes.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ash English)
Wikipedia
Ashes may refer to:
"Ashes" is the second single from English rock band Embrace's fourth studio album, Out of Nothing. This release was publicised by a fan campaign called G.A.T.N.O (Get Ashes to Number One). The song reached number 11.
The B-side, "Flaming Red Hair", started life as a cover version of Michael Jackson's " Thriller". Another B-side, "How Come", was originally performed on Jo Whiley's BBC Radio 1 show.
The songs "Maybe I Wish", "Flaming Red Hair", and a live version of "How Come" are featured on the B-sides compilation Dry Kids: B-Sides 1997–2005.
The song featured on the soundtrack of FIFA 06.
In the late summer of 2010, the track gained American notoriety through use in a commercial promoting the video game Madden NFL 11 that primarily aired on ESPN.
On 14 August 2014, Reading FC fans chose "Ashes" as their official club anthem.
The song was featured in the Veronica Mars episode " Normal Is the Watchword".
Ashes is the fourth full-length album by the Norwegian band Tristania. The album registers a change in the band's musical style, leaving out the choirs and initiating a heavier sound, with a focus on darker lyrics and the pure vocals of Vibeke Stene. This album is the only one Kjetil Ingebrethsen performed harsh vocals on.
Ashes is the debut album by the British Death/doom band The Prophecy. It was released in 2003 to coincide with the first date of the doomination of Europe tour. The album was later picked up by Blackdoom records.
Ashes is Kyla La Grange's debut album. It was produced by Brett Shaw at 123 Studios in East London, with two tracks produced by Marky Bates and was released on 30 July 2012. All songs were written by La Grange, except "Love You Better" which is a cover of The Maccabbes song from the album Wall of Arms.
"Been Better" was released as the album's lead single on 10 July 2011 with "Courage" as its B-Side. "Heavy Stone" was released as the second single on 16 October 2011 with "Lambs" as its B-Side. "Vampire Smile" was released as the third single on 12 February 2012 with the non-album track "Cold Favours" as its B-Side. "Walk through Walls" was released as the fourth single on 20 July 2012 with her cover of "Love You Better" as its B-Side. "Been Better" was re-released on 11 November 2012 with "To Be Torn" and the non-album track "Erased" as its B-Sides. In addition to these singles, "I Could Be" was released as an iTunes Free Single of the Week in August 2012.
"Catalyst" was featured in the season 1 episode "Tough Love" of The CW network television series Beauty & the Beast.
Ashes is a 2012 British thriller film directed by Mat Whitecross.
Ashes is the first extended play (EP) from Mia Fieldes. Essential Worship alongside Provident Label Group released the EP on 8 May 2015.
Usage examples of "ashes".
Smoke followed them, fire stench sickened them, and ashes settled on their shoulders like the first shadows of night.
A thin stream of powder blew free with the wind, the color of ashes and stone.
Veinsplitter barely had time to thrust his hands into the ashes of the Heart Fire before the summons had come.
And now her ashes blew about somewhere in the winds of Time, on the other side of the world, a lifetime away.
Rhapsody was tremendously saddened to hear that the terminus of the tremor was the House of Remembrance, which ignited in flames and was burned to ashes, along with a goodly portion of the tainted forest that surrounded it.
Both the ashes and the shell of the burnedout building where Tom Harrow had died had been cleared away since he had driven in with Nan on Thursday to check out the smoke.
The stable area to the right, reduced to a mass of charred timbers and jutting debris, reeked of wet ashes and the stench of rotting animal flesh.
The harsh loneliness that had taken root within her warmed and withered to ashes, leaving nothing but willing need, calling in silent, multitoned voices from within her wyrm blood.
The ground was green, as were the leaves and new shoots of the trees, many of which were white birches, ashes, silver maples, and pale beech trees, their ivory bark giving the woods an otherworldly appearance.
Llauron tossed the ashes back to the ground and stood, wiping his hands on his gray robes.
Then she took a handful of ashes from the cold pyre and placed them in a sack, which she slung across the back of the gelding.
Gwynwood was a virgin wood, free of firestarters and other trees that would have sprung up from the ashes of so great a conflagration.
She whirled and ran through the hail of flaming leaves that were wafting about in ashes on the coming wind.
The flames sank immediately into the ashes, taking the light with them.
In the mornings, Lissar began the meal that would be their supper, putting bread dough together to rise, cutting up the solid bits that would go into the stew, melting snow for water, deciding if she could spare the bucket to make soup in or whether she needed to use the less reliable method of burying a lidded bowl in the ashes and hoping the contents would cook.