subsidiary interest
Subsidiary location
Subsidiary math theorem
Subsidiary meaning
Subsidiary of BP
Subsidiary of CVS Health
Subsidiary of Fiat
Subsidiary of Gap Inc.
Subsidiary of ITT
SUBSIDIARY of volkswagan
Subsidiary of Whirlpool
Subsidiary office
Subsidiary order
SUBSIDIARY owner
SUBSIDIARY part
subsidiary plot in a literary or dramatic work
Subsidiary proposition
Subsidiary proposition in a proof
Subsidiary propositions
Subsidiary staffers
Subsidiary structure
Subsidiary theorem
Subsidiary theorems
Subsidiary, for short
Subsidies
Subsidies or subsidize
Subsiding
Subsiding (with "down")
subsidise
subsidize
Subsidized
Subsidized grad student
Subsidizes
Subsidy
Subsidy, e.g.
Subsist
Subsist (on)
Subsist on 27-Down
Subsist on a meagre allowance
Subsist on field rations?
Subsist on next to nothing
Subsisted
Subsisted (on)
subsistence
subsistence level
subsistent entity
Subsists
Subsists (on)
Subsoil
Subsoil layer
Subsoil, for a flower
Subspecialty
subspecies
Subsrances like water, vis-a-vis sugar
Subst. for some names
Subst. for the rest of the list
Subst. for unnamed things
Substance
SUBSTANCE (comb. form)
SUBSTANCE (Gk.)
substance able to flow and change its shape
Substance abuse support group
Substance abuser's org.
Substance accumulating in the lugholes
substance acting against auxin
substance added to a liquid to promote drying
substance added to another substance to increase its softness
Substance applied to a wall
substance applied to the body to mask the smell of perspiration
Substance banned by MLB
substance Bran accompanier
Substance breathed in
substance burned or treated to produce heat or power
Substance burnt to source power
Substance called a pesticide by the EPA
substance capable of causing an allergic reaction
SUBSTANCE capable of combining with an acid to form a salt (chem.)
SUBSTANCE capable of conducting an electric current
substance capable of emitting light when irradiated with particles of electromagnetic radiation
SUBSTANCE causing catalysis
SUBSTANCE causing delirium
SUBSTANCE causing insensibility
substance causing the blood to produce antibodies
substance causing tumours to form
Substance checker: Abbr.
substance claimed to be needed for sexual activity and mental health
SUBSTANCE coating pulmonary alveoli walls
Substance coiled in a double helix
Substance companion
SUBSTANCE composed of two or more different elements
substance consisting of small grains of rock, esp on a beach or in a desert
substance contained in many grains
Substance contained in many vitamin C supplements
Substance containing carbon molecules
substance containing lead oxide
SUBSTANCE COVERING THE CROWN OF A TOOTH
substance created by by the antheers of a flower
substance derived from oil of anise
Substance derived from or used in molecular reaction
substance derived from saponin
substance designed to make a person immune to a disease
Substance discharged
Substance dispensed from a pressurized can
SUBSTANCE essence of bile (once thought)
substance exhibiting diamagnetism
substance extracted from the salivary glands of a small octopus for medical applications
SUBSTANCE filling central cavities of long bones and the spongy tissue of other bones
Substance for a fiddler
Substance for a juicer
Substance for a violin bow
substance for curdling milk to make cheese
Substance for hair
substance for killing algae
substance for killing aphids
Substance for smelting
Substance for Timothy Leary
substance for whitening walls
SUBSTANCE formed on copper
substance formerly used to assist menstruation
substance forming mucin
substance found in cereals
substance found in coal
substance found in decaying vegetation
substance found in insect bodies
substance found in opium
substance found in plants, thought to fight cancer
substance found in tea
substance found on sheep s wool
substance from plants used as an energy supplement
SUBSTANCE from sap
substance giving sandalwood its colour
SUBSTANCE having power of softening/relaxing
Substance in 95 Across
substance in a physical state which can change shape but not size
Substance in a seam
substance in a solution that is dissolved
SUBSTANCE in a solution, dissolved
Substance in a stratospheric layer
Substance in a vein
Substance in acid tests
Substance in an oyster
Substance in bars
Substance in cereals
Substance in chemical analysis
Substance in chemical reaction
Substance in cigarettes
substance in fruit that makes jam set
Substance in much incense
substance in muscle
substance in musk
Substance in salad dressing
Substance in skin care
Substance in soaps
Substance in some piecrusts
Substance in some signs
Substance in sweet cubes
substance in the corner of the eyes after sleep
substance in the form of tiny loose particles
Substance in the middle of the 49-Across
Substance in the Nash poem "Reflection on Babies"
Substance in the sea's H2O
SUBSTANCE in the urine (comb. form)
SUBSTANCE in the urine (pert. to)
SUBSTANCE in the urine (suf.)
Substance in tobacco
Substance in wheat
Substance in wheat flour
substance in which iodine is combined with an agent that renders it soluble
SUBSTANCE inducing a flow of milk
SUBSTANCE inducing drowsiness
SUBSTANCE inducing insensibility
substance inducing nausea
SUBSTANCE inducing sleep
SUBSTANCE inducing stupor
SUBSTANCE involved with raising blood pressure
substance isomorphous with another
Substance killing harmful microorganisms
substance killing spores
substance Lacking
SUBSTANCE like snuff
substance made by boiling animal bones
Substance made from seaweed
substance manifactured in a laboratory
substance manufactured in a laboratory
substance manufactured in laboratory
SUBSTANCE mixed with metal etc. to facilitate fusion
substance not conducting electricity
Substance obeying Boyle's law
substance obtained by decoction
substance obtained from certain bulbs
Substance obtained from sap
Substance obtained from some pines
substance obtained from thyme
Substance obtained from wool
substance occurring in bioluminescent organisms, such as glow-worms and fireflies
substance occurring naturally in the body and used to treat Parkinson's disease
Substance of a 1963 treaty
substance of a cell (other than that of the nucleus)
SUBSTANCE of a cell other than that of the nucleus
Substance of a newspaper article?
substance of an animal body or plant
substance of an argument
SUBSTANCE of drying properties
SUBSTANCE of dye
SUBSTANCE of extreme hardness
substance of no fixed shape especially liquid
SUBSTANCE of plant
Substance of some crowns
substance of which a thing is made
substance of which something is made
Substance on a Bat again
Substance on sandpaper
Substance on stamps
substance or main point of a matter
substance or material
substance or organism that exhibits isomorphism
substance or situation in which something originates, takes form, or is enclosed
Substance overdoer
SUBSTANCE P (abbr.)
Substance partner
substance present in mucous cells that is converted into mucin
SUBSTANCE preventing collapse of alveoli wall after expiration
substance preventing static electricity
SUBSTANCE produced by sintering
substance promoting cell growth
substance protecting against damage by ozone
Substance put on wounds
SUBSTANCE regarded as a humour (hist.)
substance released at certain sympathetic nerve endings
substance released by nerve cells
substance released by the body tissues in allergic reactions
substance resulting from the putrefaction of flesh
Substance scraped by a Zamboni
substance secreted by animal
substance secreted by certain glands
SUBSTANCE secreted by coughing
substance separated from a mixture without chemical change
substance sheep fatty
substance Soporific
substance subjected to hydrolysis
substance substratum
Substance such as HCl
substance such as talc quarts and topaz
substance such as talc quartz ir topaz
substance such as talc quartz or topaz
substance sugar
Substance supposedly emanating from the body of a medium during trances
Substance susceptibility
SUBSTANCE taken into body to maintain life and growth
substance that absorbs