SUBSTANCE that accepts hydrogen ions
substance that acts or is used as an oxidizing agent
Substance that aids clotting
substance that breaks down blood cells
substance that breaks down vitamin
substance that can be broken down by a current passed through it
Substance that can come before the first word of 20-, 31-, 41-, and 55-Across
Substance that causes a reaction
substance that causes a solution, etc, to be saturated
substance that causes dough to rise
substance that causes vomiting
Substance that citrus peels are rich in
substance that colours
Substance that colours metals
substance that combines with water to form an acid
substance that counteracts a poison
substance that counteracts acidity
Substance that curdles milk
Substance that cures all ills?
Substance that destroys bacteria
substance that destroys fungi
substance that destroys red blood cells
substance that destroys viruses
substance that does not cause cancer
substance that does not cause drowsiness
substance that does not contain meat
Substance that exerts an effect
substance that fills a gap or cavity
substance that fills a gap or increases bulk
substance that flows like water air
substance that flows like water and air
substance that flows like water on air
substance that flows like water or air
substance that flows like water or oil
substance that has been or is to be adsorbed on a surface
Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn
Substance that helps protect against certain diseases by boosting immunity
substance that helps protect against certain diseases by boosting immunity by inoculation
SUBSTANCE that helps to stabilise/stabilize the pH of a solution
substance that induces the formation of a goitre
substance that inhibits oxidation or inhibits reactions promoted by oxygen or peroxides
substance that inhibits the growth of fungi
substance that is being analyzed
substance that is not a chemical
substance that is not a solid
substance that is not a sugar
substance that is released from a cell, organ, or gland
SUBSTANCE that kills (suf.)
substance that kills germs
substance that kills or injures when swallowed or absorbed
SUBSTANCE that liberates hydrogen ions when in an aqueous solution (compare with base)
substance that makes something white or whiter
substance that neutralizes alkalis
substance that participates in a chemical reaction
substance that provides nourishment
substance that reduces the rate of a chemical reaction
substance that resembles morphine
substance that smolders when ignited
substance that stimulates the immune system
substance that stops a chemical reaction
substance that supposedly is emitted from the body of a medium during a trance
Substance that supposedly produces a surge of excitement
SUBSTANCE that takes fire spontaneously on exposure to air
substance that vaporizes or a device that causes vaporization
substance the colours
Substance toxic to plants
substance trees are made of, used in carpentry and as fuel
Substance turned red by acids
Substance turning litmus blue
substance upon which an enzyme acts
SUBSTANCE used as denaturing agent
substance used as food
Substance used by a builder
substance used by violin players
Substance used by whales as a feeding filter
Substance used for chemical analysis
substance used for cleansing
substance used for fumigating
Substance used for polishing
Substance used for setting jams and jellies
substance used for stuffing cushions
Substance used in adhesives and paints
SUBSTANCE used in adulterating
Substance used in an old punishment
substance used in brewing
Substance used in brewing and baking
Substance used in chemical synthesis
Substance used in chemistry
Substance used in Egyptian mummification
SUBSTANCE used in extraction of gold and silver
Substance used in fillings?
substance used in fly-fishing, to help dry flies to float
substance used in giving an inoculation
substance used in lithography for drawing the design
substance used in nonstick cooking vessels
substance used in perfumes
Substance used in test for acidity
substance used in the treatment or prevention of disease
Substance used in treating leather
Substance used in treating malaria
substance used principally in dyeing
Substance used to curdle milk
substance used to darken gravies
substance used to destroy living things
Substance used to destroy pests
substance used to make stimulant drugs
substance used to prevent or relieve chapped lips
Substance used to protect or stabilize
substance used to stabilize a ship when it is not carrying cargo
substance used to stick things together
substance used to sweeten food
substance used to treat disease
Substance usually abbreviated
substance Viscous
substance which combines with acid and neutralizes it to form a salt
substance which is not liquid
substance with a lemon-like smell found esp in citronella and certain eucalyptus oils
Substance with a low pH
Substance with a pH below 7.0
Substance with a pH under 7
Substance with high pH
substance with many atoms in ring-shaped structure
Substance with pH of less than seven
Substance with pH of over seven
Substance written about in Jose Canseco's "Juiced"
Substance-approving agcy.
Substance-banning agcy.
Substance-banning org.
SUBSTANCE, of the same
substance, such as adrenaline, noradrenaline, or serotonin, that contains a single amine group
Substance,opisite of alkali
Substances banned by MLB
Substances derived from nitrogen
substances eaten or absorbed
Substances high on the 49-Across
Substances in seams
Substances low on the 49-Across
SUBSTANCES produced in the body by infection
Substances similar in structure, in chemistry
substances that can produce salt
SUBSTANCES that conduct an electrical current in solutions
SUBSTANCES that ionise/ionize then dissociate in water and conduct an electrical current
Substances that may be semipermanent
substances which are important
SUBSTANCES which pass from solid to vapour without becoming liquid (chem.)
SUBSTANCES, class of
substandard
Substandard contraction
Substandard effort
Substandard grade
Substandard marks
Substandard newspaper
Substantial
Substantial baby shower gift
Substantial bill
Substantial bit
Substantial bodies of work
Substantial content
Substantial cut of beef
Substantial entrees
Substantial gap
Substantial hit: Abbr.
Substantial in scope, as a film
Substantial meal
Substantial meaning
Substantial number [CALLAS]
Substantial plates
Substantial portion
Substantial repast
Substantial return
Substantial sandwich
Substantial shoe spec
Substantial slump
Substantial source
Substantial volume
Substantial, as a meal
Substantial, as a role
Substantial, as a sum
Substantial, as an acting role
Substantial, as an amount
Substantial, as sums
Substantial, sumwise
substantiality
substantially
Substantially (in)
substantiate
Substantiated
Substantiates
substantiating
substantiation
Substantive
Substantive content
Substantive part
SUBSTANTIVE to which a relative pronoun refers
Substantive, to a chef?
Substation?
substillicidio
substitue
Substitute
Substitute (abbr.)
Substitute (for)
substitute a person or thing for
Substitute acquired by about half a million people a year: Abbr.
Substitute approved by the FDA in 1996
Substitute at the plate
Substitute at the stadium
Substitute bread spread
Substitute currency
Substitute delegate
substitute deputy
Substitute doctor
Substitute for
Substitute for a bad word
Substitute for a cart
Substitute for a forgotten lyric
Substitute for boxers
Substitute for chocolate
Substitute for daylight
Substitute for dropped items
Substitute for forgotten words
Substitute for forgotten words in a song
Substitute for gum or jove?
Substitute for legal tender
Substitute for money
SUBSTITUTE for profane word
SUBSTITUTE for profane word (euphem.)
Substitute for some names
Substitute for some snack foods
substitute for stamps
Substitute for the missing
Substitute for the unlisted
Substitute for the unlocked?
Substitute for the unnamed
Substitute for the unnamed, briefly
Substitute for unmentioned people
Substitute for unmentioned text
Substitute for, as a pitcher
Substitute found in bars
Substitute in a list
SUBSTITUTE in office
Substitute in the kitchen
substitute king
substitute Meat
SUBSTITUTE mother
substitute one thing in place of another
Substitute performer
Substitute player
Substitute player.
Substitute players
Substitute position