| Flow |
| A.A. |
| Scoria |
| Ejecta |
| Latite |
| Pumice |
| Basalt |
| Cinders |
| ___ lamp |
| Hot rock |
| Hot spew |
| Obsidian |
| Pahoehoe |
| Hot flow |
| Hot stuff |
| Lamp type |
| Etna spew |
| Slow flow |
| Fuji flow |
| Hot rocks |
| '70s lamp |
| Etna flow |
| Hot issue |
| Soap brand |
| Hot flower |
| Soft rock? |
| Apo output |
| Hot roller |
| Etna spill |
| Fiery flow |
| Fluid rock |
| Etna ejecta |
| Etna output |
| Liquid rock |
| Molten rock |
| Melted rock |
| Bubbly rock |
| Cone former |
| Etna juice? |
| Glassy rock |
| Molten mass |
| Pelée spew |
| Slow roller |
| Trippy lamp |
| Etna's flow |
| Fuji's flow |
| It's spewed |
| Post-magma? |
| Hot torrent |
| Steamy flow |
| Molten spew |
| Red flower? |
| Molten flow |
| Type of lamp |
| Kind of lamp |
| Etna product |
| Popular soap |
| Kilauea flow |
| Basalt, once |
| Certain lamp |
| Etna residue |
| Fiery label? |
| Glowing flow |
| Glowing rock |
| Igneous flow |
| It's red-hot |
| Kilauea ooze |
| Pumice, once |
| Red hot ooze |
| Red-hot rock |
| Kind of flow |
| Novelty lamp |
| Red-hot flow |
| Spewed magma |
| Fuji outflow |
| Etna outflow |
| Flowing rock |
| Volcano flow |
| Volcanic spew |
| Etna ejection |
| Volcanic flow |
| Volcanic rock |
| Rolling rock? |
| Molten matter |
| Cone material |
| Kilauea sight |
| Krakatoa flow |
| Mt. Etna flow |
| Rolling stone |
| Surface magma |
| Very hot rock |
| Vesuvius flow |
| Etna issuance |
| Etna effluent |
| Etnean output |
| Volcanic ooze |
| Ejected magma |
| Etna's output |
| Magma exposed |
| Pelée output |
| Pumice source |
| Basalt source |
| Stromboli spew |
| Volcanic stuff |
| Volcano output |
| Kilauea output |
| It's hot stuff |
| Volcano's spew |
| Rock that runs |
| Volcanic fluid |
| Bar soap brand |
| Body shop soap |
| Certain debris |
| Etna discharge |
| Etna's outflow |
| Hot outpouring |
| Leucite source |
| Liquefied rock |
| Obsidian, e.g. |
| Pahoehoe or aa |
| Pompeii mantle |
| Red-hot stream |
| Rock in motion |
| Stromboli flow |
| Volcanic issue |
| Volcano flower |
| Volcano's flow |
| Volcano juice? |
| Etna effluence |
| Pahoehoe, e.g. |
| Pompeii's bane |
| Pompeii's ruin |
| Volcano threat |
| Expelled magma |
| Pelée product |
| Obsidian, once |
| Mauna Loa flow |
| Gas-grill rock |
| Krakatoa output |
| Pompeii overlay |
| Etna outpouring |
| Volcano product |
| Volcanic matter |
| Volcanic ejecta |
| Vesuvius output |
| Volcanic output |
| Volcano feature |
| Eruption output |
| Crater contents |
| Eruption stream |
| Fuji outpouring |
| Hand soap brand |
| Mauna Loa sight |
| Mt. Taal output |
| Obsidian makeup |
| Pelée leavings |
| Pinatubo output |
| Red-hot outflow |
| Rock that's hot |
| Steaming roller |
| Steaming stream |
| Stromboli stuff |
| Vesuvian matter |
| Volcanic flower |
| Volcanic stream |
| 1960s lamp type |
| Etnean material |
| Hot molten rock |
| Red River _____ |
| Red-hot flower? |
| Rock on a roll? |
| Uncooled pumice |
| Volcanic threat |
| Kilauea outflow |
| Obsidian source |
| Volcano outflow |
| Volcano's output |
| Pompeii covering |
| Mauna Loa output |
| Dove alternative |
| Dial alternative |
| Volcanic outflow |
| Certain lamp goo |
| Coulee substance |
| Destructive flow |
| Eruption debris. |
| Etnean discharge |
| Flow from Pelée |
| Flow in a coulee |
| Flow with a glow |
| Hawaiian flower? |
| Kilauea contents |
| Kilauea effusion |
| Latite or scoria |
| Pompeian nemesis |
| Redoubt's output |
| Rock made liquid |
| Rock on the move |
| Soap with pumice |
| Vesuvian outflow |
| Volcano leavings |
| Cotopaxi outflow |
| Rock that rolls? |
| Vesuvius outflow |
| Volcano's liquid |
| Stromboli output |
| Efflux from Etna |
| Vesuvius product |
| Source of basalt |
| Source of pumice |
| Hawaiian bubbly? |
| Volcanic product. |
| Volcanic emission |
| Volcanic material |
| Mauna Loa product |
| Coulee's contents |
| Fuji flow in 1707 |
| It forms obsidian |
| Mauna Loa coating |
| Mauna Loa footing |
| New wave of rock? |
| Not-so-hard rock? |
| Obsidian's source |
| Output of Kilauea |
| Peak ejaculation? |
| Pompeii destroyer |
| Pompeiian nemesis |
| Popular hand soap |
| Psychedelic music |
| Stromboli outpour |
| Viscous destroyer |
| Volcanic effluent |
| Etna's outpouring |
| Flow from Kilauea |
| Molten outpouring |
| Rock on the roll? |
| Stromboli outflow |
| Volcano substance |
| Volcanic overflow |
| Mauna Loa outflow |
| Volcanic spillage |
| Magma on the move |
| Volcano's outflow |
| Volcanic discharge |
| Chocolate ... cake |
| Eruption extrusion |
| Footing at Pompeii |
| Haleakala's output |
| It flows and glows |
| It's not hard rock |
| Mauna Kea emission |
| Pompeii's covering |
| Red-hot outpouring |
| Vesuvian discharge |
| Volcanic effluence |
| Volcano outpouring |
| Etna's melted rock |
| Expander of Hawaii |
| Mount Pelee output |
| Source of obsidian |
| Kilauea outpouring |
| Mauna Loa's output |
| Result of venting? |
| Stromboli spillage |
| Volcanic outpouring |
| Igneous rock source |
| __ lamp (1960s fad) |
| Abrasive soap brand |
| Emanation from Etna |
| Hot stuff in a cone |
| Molten B-52's song? |
| Mount Pelee outflow |
| Red-hot melted rock |
| Relative of pumice. |
| Source of venanzite |
| What volcanoes spew |
| Volcano's discharge |
| Ring of Fire output |
| Dangerous outpouring |
| Flower made of rock? |
| Footing at Mauna Loa |
| Glass-forming liquid |
| Melted volcanic rock |
| Output of Mount Etna |
| Output of St. Helens |
| Pahoehoe or aa, e.g. |
| Pumice, in one stage |
| Rock found in rivers |
| Stromboli outpouring |
| Trippy lamp contents |
| Pumice-powered" soap |
| Krakatoan outpouring |
| Magma on the surface |
| Obsidian, originally |
| Stuff from Stromboli |
| Flowing volcano rock |
| Molten volcanic flow |
| Volcano's outpouring |
| Molten volcanic rock |
| Procter & Gamble soap |
| Mount St. Helens spew |
| It goes with the flow |
| Volcanologist's study |
| Hawaiian sight, often |
| It's expanding Hawaii |
| Its flow is dangerous |
| Mount Pelée output |
| Red-hot volcanic rock |
| Soap made with pumice |
| What a volcano erupts |
| Flowing volcanic rock |
| Proctor & Gamble soap |
| Pumice, in fluid form |
| Spatter cone's output |
| Content of some cones |
| Red-hot volcanic flow |
| Contents of some cones |
| Source of igneous rock |
| Soap brand with pumice |
| Word with cake or lamp |
| Obsidian rock producer |
| Soap containing pumice |
| Magma, after surfacing |
| Mount St. Helens output |
| ___ cake (rich dessert) |
| ___ lamp ('60s novelty) |
| B-52s song about magma? |
| Destroyer in A.D. LXXIX |
| Ejecta from an eruption |
| It pours over the rocks |
| Material from a volcano |
| Product of Lassen Peak. |
| Product of Hibok Hibok. |
| Source of igneous rocks |
| Soap named after a rock |
| Volcanologist's subject |
| Mount St. Helens menace |
| Substance in some lamps |
| Volcanologist's concern |
| Igneous rock, originally |
| Byproduct of an eruption |
| Eruption output, perhaps |
| Footing around Mauna Loa |
| Hot stuff from volcanoes |
| Magma, when above ground |
| Obsidian, before cooling |
| Source of volcanic glass |
| Vulcanologist's material |
| WD-40 Company soap brand |
| What obsidian forms from |
| ___ lamp (1960s novelty) |
| Composition of some beds |
| Magma, after an eruption |
| Hot stuff from a volcano |
| Mount St. Helens outflow |
| Hot stuff from Mongibello |
| Output of Mt. Aso, Japan. |
| Pompeii covering: A.D. 79 |
| Pompeii was covered in it |
| What Antofalla might spew |
| It may be found in a cone |
| ___ Beds National Monument |
| Hawaiian figurine material |
| Molten Santana/Miles song? |
| Output of Mount St. Helens |
| Source of pumice or basalt |
| Lamp for psychedelic music |
| Molten rock from a volcano |
| It cleans up big-time grime |
| It may harden into obsidian |
| Mount St. Helens production |
| Kind of lamp with waxy blobs |
| Output of Mount Saint Helens |
| Soap brand containing pumice |
| Source of obsidian or pumice |
| Material for a volcanologist |
| Heavy-duty soap made by WD-40 |
| Outcropping of a certain cone |
| Air song about volcanic flow? |
| Soap brand for over 100 years |
| Soap containing ground pumice |
| It flows out of Mount Vesuvius |
| It might come out of Mauna Loa |
| Molten material from a volcano |
| Rock that flows from a volcano |
| Source of leucite and rhyolite |
| Soap brand with volcanic pumice |
| Soap containing volcanic pumice |
| When repeated, a Samoan garment |
| Soap brand that contains pumice |
| Hot stuff flowing down a volcano |
| It flows out of Mount St. Helens |
| Melted chocolate, in some recipes |
| Molten rock expelled by a volcano |
| Output of some natural explosions |
| Stuff that oozes out of a volcano |
| ___ lamp (1960s novelty lighting) |
| ___ Beds National Monument, Calif. |
| ___ Come Back to Me" (Etna's song) |
| Molten chocolate, per some recipes |
| Molten rock in a volcanic eruption |
| ___ lamp (type of novelty lighting) |
| It comes out of an erupting volcano |
| Soap brand containing ground pumice |
| Molten rock from an erupting volcano |
| Heavy-duty soap made by WD-40 Company |
| Ooze that can be hotter than 1,600ºF |
| Substance that flows out of a volcano |
| California's __ Beds National Monument |
| It fertilizes the vineyards of Amalfi. |
| Molten rock that spills out of a volcano |
| ___, Come Back to Me" (Mauna Loa's song?) |
| Chocolate __ cake (molten-center dessert) |
| Molten rock that can harden into obsidian |
| Hot stuff flowing down the side of a volcano |
| Substance on some mountains or in some lamps |
| Hot stuff flowing from Hawaii's Mount Kilauea |
| Heavy-duty bar soap that contains volcanic rock |
| Hot stuff flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano |
| Soap brand whose name is Spanish for "it washes |
| Stuff that's expelled during a volcanic eruption |
| Chocolate ___ cake (dessert with a molten center) |
| Rock that cannot, in fact, be contained in a lamp |
| What magma is called once it reaches the Earth's surface |
| Chocolate ___ cake (dessert that has a "molten" interior) |
| Heavy-duty hand cleaner brand that contains volcanic rock |
| Hot stuff currently flowing from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano |
| ___ lamp (novelty lighting that Baby Boomers may be nostalgic for) |
| Pixar short about two volcanoes in love screened before "Inside Out |