| Mount |
| Heater |
| Burner |
| Volcano |
| Lab item |
| Lab burner |
| Lab heater |
| Lab vessel |
| Lab device |
| Smoky peak |
| Ante back? |
| Gas burner |
| Mongibello |
| Neat (anag) |
| Old erupter |
| Small stove |
| Lava source |
| Italian peak |
| 1169 erupter |
| 1669 erupter |
| 2005 eruptor |
| 2015 erupter |
| 2017 erupter |
| 2018 erupter |
| Alcohol lamp |
| Conic heater |
| Italian cone |
| 1852 eruptor |
| 2000 erupter |
| 2002 erupter |
| 2001 erupter |
| 1998 erupter |
| 2007 erupter |
| 1992 erupter |
| Sicily sight |
| 1949 erupter |
| Lab equipment |
| European peak |
| Vulcan's home |
| Catanian peak |
| Italian crest |
| Liquid heater |
| Sicilian site |
| Sicily's peak |
| Eruptive spot |
| Noted volcano |
| Sicily smoker |
| Volcanic peak |
| Italian mount |
| Bunsen burner |
| Sicilian peak |
| Peak in Sicily |
| Sicilian sight |
| Sicilian mount |
| Heating device |
| Vulcan's forge |
| 2002-3 erupter |
| Alcohol stove. |
| Explosive peak |
| It blew in '06 |
| Old gas burner |
| Old lab heater |
| Spewer of 2002 |
| Catania menace |
| Fiery Sicilian |
| Home of Vulcan |
| Site in Sicily |
| Sicily volcano |
| Volcanic mount |
| Vulcan's realm |
| Active volcano |
| Alcohol burner |
| Italian spewer |
| Old lab burner |
| Italian smoker |
| Heating vessel |
| 1669 blast site |
| Erupter in 1852 |
| Erupter in 1983 |
| Erupter of 2008 |
| Erupter of 1669 |
| Erupter of 1832 |
| Erupter of 2014 |
| Frequent blower |
| Longtime smoker |
| Mount in Europe |
| Sicilian blower |
| Sicily backdrop |
| Sicily's smoker |
| Tartarus topper |
| Vicious volcano |
| Erupter of 1992 |
| It blew in 1852 |
| Italy's Mt. ___ |
| Italy's volcano |
| Sicilian gusher |
| Sicilian summit |
| Erupter of 2002 |
| Erupter of 1169 |
| European smoker |
| Italian rumbler |
| Peak in Catania |
| Erupter of 1971 |
| Mount in Sicily |
| Italian erupter |
| Sicilian menace |
| Sicilian smoker |
| Sicilian spewer |
| Italian volcano |
| Vulcan's Chimney |
| Sicilian erupter |
| Sicilian volcano |
| 475 B.C. erupter |
| A Decade Volcano |
| Anagram for ante |
| Alcoholic heater |
| Apennine volcano |
| Early lab burner |
| Heater of a sort |
| Italian exploder |
| Italian landmark |
| Lab's gas burner |
| Noted lava maker |
| Sicilian burster |
| Sicilian firebox |
| Sicilian hothead |
| Sicilian hotspot |
| Sicily's Mt. ___ |
| Smoker in Sicily |
| Italian hothead? |
| Mount ___, Colo. |
| Sicilian bubbler |
| Apennine erupter |
| Italian mountain |
| Sicily's erupter |
| Volcano of Italy |
| Menace in Sicily |
| Sicilian sizzler |
| Sicily's volcano |
| European volcano |
| Volcano in Italy |
| Sicilian rumbler |
| European erupter |
| Sicilian spouter |
| Vulcan's workshop |
| 134 Sicilian peak |
| July, 2001 spewer |
| Lab fire-producer |
| Lab vessel of old |
| Laboratory burner |
| Laboratory heater |
| Noted island peak |
| Overlooks Catania |
| Sicilian backdrop |
| Sicilian eminence |
| Sicilian mountain |
| Sicilian scorcher |
| Taormina backdrop |
| Threat to Catania |
| Vesuvius's cousin |
| Volcanic mountain |
| Erupter in Sicily |
| European hot spot |
| Lab burner of old |
| Peak near Palermo |
| Pittsburgh suburb |
| Sicily's mountain |
| Lab heater of old |
| Italian hot spot? |
| Peak near Paterno |
| Peak near Catania |
| Vesuvius relative |
| Volcano on Sicily |
| Catania's volcano |
| An active volcano |
| Peak near Messina |
| Volcano of Sicily |
| View from Catania |
| Sicilian hot spot |
| Sicilian landmark |
| Volcano in Sicily |
| 2007 eruption site |
| Cone-shaped heater |
| Gas burner in labs |
| Gas burner of labs |
| Hot spot in Sicily |
| It blows in Sicily |
| It dwarfs Vesuvius |
| It erupted in 2007 |
| Italian cone maker |
| Lab heating device |
| Landmark in Sicily |
| Literally, "I burn |
| Mountain in Sicily |
| Sicilian blowhard? |
| Sicilian hot head? |
| Sight from Catania |
| Stromboli's cousin |
| Volcano in Catania |
| Vulcan's workplace |
| Hot spot of Sicily |
| Peak near Taormina |
| Sicily's Mount ___ |
| Sometimes-hot spot |
| Catania threatener |
| View from Taormina |
| Sight from Messina |
| It's big in Sicily |
| Mediterranean peak |
| Mount near Messina |
| Mount near Catania |
| Sicilian attraction |
| Where Vulcan forged |
| Sicily's Mongibello |
| Sister" of Vesuvius |
| 11,053-foot spouter |
| Blast maker of 2002 |
| Erupter of 475 B.C. |
| Explosive Sicilian? |
| It blows, sometimes |
| Landmark of Sicily. |
| Mediterranean mount |
| Old burner in a lab |
| Sicilian "time bomb |
| Sicilian high-rise? |
| Sicily's high point |
| Very active volcano |
| Where Vulcan worked |
| Big European smoker |
| Sicilian lava maker |
| Sicilian smokestack |
| Valle del Bove site |
| Mount SW of Messina |
| Smoky European peak |
| Sicilian high point |
| Sight from Taormina |
| Active Sicilian peak |
| Italian stack blower |
| Mediterranean smoker |
| Menace near Taormina |
| Mount near Nicolosi. |
| October 2013 erupter |
| Sicilian summit site |
| Sicily's lava spewer |
| Smoky peak in Sicily |
| Still-active volcano |
| Town near Pittsburgh |
| Two-mile-high menace |
| Volcano in 1983 news |
| High point in Sicily |
| Relative of Vesuvius |
| Sicilian lava spewer |
| Tall Sicilian smoker |
| Traditional lab item |
| Volcano in 2002 news |
| It's active in Italy |
| Sicilian lava source |
| Suburb of Pittsburgh |
| Mediterranean spewer |
| Volcano near Palermo |
| Volcano near Catania |
| Volcano near Messina |
| Big name in eruptions |
| Cup and saucer device |
| Cup-and-saucer heater |
| February 2017 erupter |
| High point of Catania |
| It erupted July, 2001 |
| Laboratory gas burner |
| Landmark near Catania |
| Place to ski in Italy |
| Sicilian tourist draw |
| View from Biancavilla |
| Active one, in Sicily |
| Landmark near Messina |
| Sicily's highest peak |
| Volcano near Taormina |
| It's active in Europe |
| Mediterranean spouter |
| Valle del Bove locale |
| It's active in Sicily |
| Great smoky mountain? |
| Mediterranean volcano |
| Site of Vulcan's forge |
| Certain active volcano |
| Concert fear in Sicily |
| European stratovolcano |
| High volcano in Europe |
| It's fired up in a lab |
| Large Sicilian volcano |
| Lava ejector of Sicily |
| Mediterranean landmark |
| September 2007 erupter |
| Sicilian stratovolcano |
| Silvestri craters site |
| A suburb of Pittsburgh |
| European eruption site |
| Famed European volcano |
| Mediterranean hot spot |
| Site of a fabled forge |
| It's south of Vesuvius |
| Sicilian tourist sight |
| Fiery Italian landmark |
| Large European volcano |
| Sicily's highest point |
| Active Italian volcano |
| Active volcano in Italy |
| Hadrian once climbed it |
| Home of Typhon, in myth |
| Home of Vulcan, in myth |
| It blew its top in 1832 |
| It has slopes in Sicily |
| It's volcanic in Sicily |
| Italian source of smoke |
| Mediterranean high spot |
| Mount, north of Catania |
| Old burner used in labs |
| Peak south of Stromboli |
| Sicilian active volcano |
| Site of Cyclops' smithy |
| Site of Vulcan's smithy |
| Smoker in the "Aeneid"? |
| Southern Italian smoker |
| Volcanic "ante" anagram |
| World Heritage hot spot |
| Enceladus' burial place |
| It blew its top in 1992 |
| The Cyclopes' workplace |
| It towers over Taormina |
| Borough near Pittsburgh |
| Sicily's famous volcano |
| Active Sicilian volcano |
| Active European volcano |
| 10,741-ft. high volcano. |
| Blower of Sicilian smoke |
| Catania lies at its base |
| Erupter of September '07 |
| Europe's tallest erupter |
| European erupter of 1992 |
| Frequent Italian erupter |
| It acted up in Nov. 1928 |
| It can be seen in Sicily |
| Item for heating liquids |
| Massive smoker in Sicily |
| Old-style lab gas burner |
| Peak in Catania province |
| Vesuvio's close relative |
| Stack blower of 475 B.C. |
| Catania lies at its foot |
| Europe's largest volcano |
| 11,000-foot Italian peak |
| Europe's tallest volcano |
| Highest European volcano |
| Active volcano in Sicily |
| Europe's highest volcano |
| Site of Vulcan's workshop |
| 10,900-foot European peak |
| Destructive Sicilian peak |
| Dominant Sicilian feature |
| Frequent European erupter |
| Frequent Sicilian erupter |
| Highest volcano in Europe |
| It blew up in the "Aeneid |
| Laboratory heating device |
| Mongibello, to nonnatives |
| One of Vulcan's workshops |
| Sicilian postcard subject |
| Sicily's tallest mountain |
| Volatile Sicilian fixture |
| 11,000-foot Sicilian peak |
| Borough NNE of Pittsburgh |
| Eruptive Italian landmark |
| Longtime Italian hot spot |
| Volcanic menace in Sicily |
| Mediterranean magma-maker |
| Largest volcano in Europe |
| Flame producer in the lab |
| 10,741-ft. peak in Sicily. |
| Burial place for Enceladus |
| Erupter at least 140 times |
| It blew its stack in Italy |
| Landmark that blew its top |
| Mediterranean tourist site |
| Mythological forging place |
| Natives call it Mongibello |
| Peak visible from Taormina |
| Site of over 260 eruptions |
| Vessel for heating liquids |
| Volcanic anagram for "ante |
| Where Enceladus was buried |
| Eruptive anagram for "ante |
| Italian tourist attraction |
| Sicilian skiing attraction |
| Vulcan's workshop, in myth |
| Explosive Italian landmark |
| Destructive peak in Sicily |
| Blower of giant smoke rings |
| European Decade Volcano |
| Explosive Sicilian landmark |
| It erupted in December 2018 |
| Peak on an Italian postcard |
| Peak viewable from Paternò |
| Volcano near the Ionian Sea |
| 11,000-foot mount in Europe |
| It blew its stack in Europe |
| It has been active in Italy |
| One of the Decade Volcanoes |
| Pillar of heaven, to Pindar |
| Peak west of the Ionian Sea |
| Sicilian tourist attraction |
| Looming presence over Sicily |
| Part of the Sicilian scenery |
| Sicilian World Heritage Site |
| Site of the Cyclopes' smithy |
| Site of the forges of Vulcan |
| Site of the Cyclopean smithy |
| Volcano that erupted in 1169 |
| Volcano that erupted in 2017 |
| Europe's largest lava-spewer |
| Volcano that erupted in 2002 |
| Europe's most active volcano |
| Zeus trapped Typhon under it |
| Mountain on the Mediterranean |
| Impressive "hothead" of Italy |
| It blew its stack in 475 B.C. |
| Italian kin of Mt. St. Helens |
| Mountain in the Nebrodi range |
| Peak whose name means "I burn |
| Site of Hephaestus's workshop |
| Site of the smithy of Cyclops |
| World Heritage Site with snow |
| Destructive volcano in Sicily |
| Centuries-old Sicilian threat |
| View from the Gulf of Catania |
| Peak near the Gulf of Catania |
| Peak seen from the Ionian Sea |
| Large part of Sicilian scenery |
| Mount whose name means "I burn |
| Province of Catania attraction |
| Site of the Bocca Nuova crater |
| Vesuvius' Sicilian counterpart |
| What can be seen from Syracuse |
| Source of an eruption in Italy |
| Volcano also called Mongibello |
| World Heritage site since 2013 |
| Mount near the Gulf of Catania |
| Gas burner used in laboratories |
| Flea's Jazz/rock album from '75 |
| Home of Vulcan's forge, in myth |
| Sicilian concert festival sight |
| Site of Vulcan's forge, in myth |
| Source of an explosion in Italy |
| Tallest active European volcano |
| Vesuvius's Sicilian counterpart |
| Vulcan's forging place, in myth |
| Where Empedocles met his demise |
| Europe's largest active volcano |
| Volcano that devastated Catania |
| Europe's tallest active volcano |
| Europe's highest active volcano |
| Mediterranean tourist attraction |
| Empedocles on ___" (Arnold poem) |
| Italian volcano seen in Vietnam? |
| Locale of the Bocca Nuova crater |
| Locale of many Italian vineyards |
| Peak nicknamed "Vulcan's chimney |
| Tallest active volcano in Europe |
| Volcano described in "The Aeneid |
| Volcano mentioned in the "Aeneid |
| Big part of the Sicilian scenery |
| Enceladus' burial place, in myth |
| Highest active volcano of Europe |
| It's known locally as Mongibello |
| Tallest active volcano of Europe |
| Where Hephaestus worked, in myth |
| Sight a sightseer sees in Sicily |
| Largest active volcano in Europe |
| Volcano seen by Sicilian sailors |
| Cyclops' workplace in the "Aeneid |
| It was above the Greek underworld |
| It's Italian and can blow its top |
| Rock jazz group FLEA's other name |
| Some Sicilians live on its slopes |
| Volcano known as Vulcan's chimney |
| Mount known locally as Mongibello |
| Big part of the skyline in Catania |
| It blew its stack in December 1991 |
| Italian cousin of Mount St. Helens |
| Mount St. Helen's foreign relative |
| Source of many Sicilian explosions |
| Nearly 11,000-foot mount in Europe |
| Where Enceladus is buried, in myth |
| It's over twice as tall as Vesuvius |
| Mount __ Nicolosi, Italian ski area |
| Sicilian peak popular in crosswords |
| Volcano that housed Vulcan, in myth |
| Volcano that blew its stack in 2002 |
| Biancavilla is a commune at its foot |
| Mountain known locally as Mongibello |
| Volcano that once devastated Catania |
| Volcano that's a World Heritage Site |
| UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sicily |
| Pindar called it a "Pillar of Heaven |
| Hothead that's an anagram of ''ante'' |
| Volcano described in Virgil's "Aeneid |
| Volcano known to locals as Mongibello |
| Highest Italian peak south of the Alps |
| Mountain on the skyline above Taormina |
| One of three active volcanoes in Italy |
| If it blows its top, run through Italy |
| Site of the Piano Provenzana ski resort |
| Volcano that devastated Catania in 1669 |
| 1928 destroyer of the village of Mascali |
| Hephaestus' forge is said to be under it |
| Locale of Hephaestus's workshop, in myth |
| Pittsburgh suburb with an Old World name |
| Site of an occasional outbreak in Sicily |
| Site of the fabled forges of the Cyclops |
| Burial place of the Greek giant Enceladus |
| It causes Sicilians to pray to St. Agatha |
| Its name comes from the Greek for "I burn |
| Mountain whose Italian name is Mongibello |
| Sicilian place of volcanological interest |
| It held down the giant Enceladus, in myth |
| Site of the fabled forges of the Cyclopes |
| It's about 2 1/2 times as high as Vesuvius |
| Mount whose name means, literally, "I burn |
| Mountain that housed Hephaestus's workshop |
| Mountain whose name in Greek means "I burn |
| Typhon was trapped under it, in Greek myth |
| Geographical eponym of an insurance company |
| Name derived from ancient Greek for "I burn |
| ''Empedocles on ___'' (Matthew Arnold poem) |
| Sight from the Sicilian village of Taormina |
| Mount that's a poker term when read backward |
| Mountain that houses Vulcan's forge, in myth |
| Name from the Greek for "I burn," supposedly |
| Virgil described its "roar of frightful ruin |
| Volcano called Mongibello in its native land |
| Virgil described its eruption in the "Aeneid |
| Greek mountain that trapped Typhon underneath |
| Sicilian landmark known for blowing its stack |
| Italian mountain that's spelled in Vietnamese? |
| Mountain seen erupting in "Revenge of the Sith |
| Volcano whose eruption was described by Virgil |
| Site seen from the Ferrovia Circumetnea railway |
| Mountain an insurance company named itself after |
| It's called Mongibello by people who live near it |
| Mount that has an insurance company named after it |
| Its first recorded eruption was about 3500 years ago |
| European volcano that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site |
| Highest volcano on the Mediterranean's largest island |
| Its activity was once attributed to the monster Typhon |
| Volcano in Verne's "Journey to the Center of the Earth |
| Highest and hottest mountain in Italy south of the Alps |
| Backdrop for the final scene of Antonioni's "L'Avventura |
| Source of Virgil's "globes of flame, with monster tongues |
| Name thought to be derived from the Phoenician for "furnace |
| Where Typhon, a 100-headed monster, was buried, in Greek myth |
| About a quarter of the population of Sicily lives on its slopes |
| Source of "the most terrible jets of fire," according to Pindar |
| Volcano at the meeting point of the African and Eurasian plates |
| Image in the final scene of Michelangelo Antonioni's "L'Avventura |
| Artist Joseph Wright's "A View of Catania With Mount ___ in the Distance |