Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold

Clue

Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold

4 letters

All Crossclimb Answers

Answers for Crossclimb on Jan 29, 2026, #639

1 of 7 words revealed.

Clues

  1. Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold

Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold” answer

The answer to Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold in LinkedIn Crossclimb on January 29, 2026 is PICK.

PICK

4 letters · Clue 4 · Row 5 of 7

How PICK fits the word ladder

PECKPICKPINK

  1. From PECK to PICK, change letter 2 from E to I.
  2. From PICK to PINK, change letter 3 from C to N.

PICK is the answer to clue 4 and occupies row 5 when the top and bottom words are included. Its neighbours each differ by one letter, keeping this puzzle's chain intact.

Crossclimb #639: full word ladder

The full January 29, 2026 ladder is below, with “Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold” highlighted. Expand it when you are ready to see the other answers.

Show the complete word ladder
All answers for LinkedIn Crossclimb #639, January 29, 2026
RowWordClue
1WEAKTop word
2BEAKA toucan has a prominent one
3BECKAt one’s ___ and call
4PECKTiny kiss on the cheek
5PICK← this clueTool used for breaking ice or mining for gold
6PINKColor that can sometimes be "hot" or "shocking
7LINKBottom word

More clues from this Crossclimb puzzle

See all answers on the Crossclimb #639 answer page, or visit today's Crossclimb answer for the latest puzzle.

Frequently asked questions

What is the answer to “Tool used for breaking ice or mining for gold” in Crossclimb?

The answer is PICK, a 4-letter word in LinkedIn Crossclimb #639 on January 29, 2026. It answers clue 4.

How does PICK fit the Crossclimb word ladder?

The sequence is PECK → PICK → PINK. Change letter 2 from E to I for the first step, then letter 3 from C to N for the second. Each step changes exactly one letter.

Which Crossclimb puzzle does this answer belong to?

This clue is from puzzle #639, dated January 29, 2026. Check the date and puzzle number when comparing answers; this page records that particular puzzle.

Browse Crossclimb answer history →
Skip to main content