Word "GAS" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a fossil fuel in the gaseous state; used for cooking and heating homes
Synonyms:
natural gas

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a volatile flammable mixture of hydrocarbons (hexane and heptane and octane etc.) derived from petroleum; used mainly as a fuel in internal-combustion engines
Synonyms:
gasolene, gasoline, petrol

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a state of excessive gas in the alimentary canal
Synonyms:
flatulence, flatulency

Crossword Clues for GAS

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Clue Source Date
Stove fuel Newsday 25 Apr 2024
Neither solid nor liquid
Home-heating fuel
A driving need?
Gran's regularly denied flatulence
He conceivably needs flag raised The Times Cryptic 18 Apr 2024
Methane, e.g. Thomas Joseph 18 Apr 2024
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 16 Apr 2024
What a car runs on, usually
Service station purchase
Need for some hybrids LA Times Daily 09 Apr 2024
Car's fuel Commuter 09 Apr 2024
Car's tankful Newsday 09 Apr 2024
Petrol in the U.S. in decline on reflection (3)
In the main, it may be idle talk (3)
Talking ___ if it's not laughing (3)
Fuel that a car runs on, usually
Air-like fluid substance (3)
Domestic fuel Mirror Classic 03 Apr 2024
Helium or oxygen, e.g.
What American call the liquid the British call petrol
Natter idly The Sun Two Speed 31 Mar 2024
Good as fuel The Sun Two Speed 31 Mar 2024
What electric vehicles do without New York Times Mini 31 Mar 2024
Talk excessively amid shopping, astonishingly (3)
Krypton, e.g. Wall Street Journal 27 Mar 2024
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
Anaesthetic may make one droop backwards (3)
Chatter The Times Concise 24 Mar 2024
Helium or hydrogen USA Today 20 Mar 2024
Much talk of seeking asylum
Not solid or liquid
"Step on the ___!" ("Let's get on a move on!")
Argon or helium, eg (3)
Bombastic talk Wall Street Journal 14 Mar 2024
Fuel slump returns (3) Puzzler Cryptic 14 Mar 2024
Service station offering Universal 13 Mar 2024
Fuel discovered in Madagascar (3)
Tank filler, at a station
Filling station filler
Butane
The G of LPG
Main supply of petrol to the USA (3)
Car fuel
Fuel cut reduced by 25% (3)
Hydrogen or oxygen, for example (3)
Some cars still need it
Helium or nitrogen, e.g.
Car's fuel Commuter 02 Mar 2024
Pump purchase Wall Street Journal 28 Feb 2024
Talk a lot in picking a side (3)
"Now we're cooking with ___!" New York Times Mini 26 Feb 2024
Fun time LA Times Daily 25 Feb 2024
Stuff that's bought at a service station
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 23 Feb 2024
Car tank filler
Garage always serves starters with petrol (3)
Motor mover Newsday 22 Feb 2024
Certain utility bill USA Today 21 Feb 2024
Helium, for one LA Times Mini 21 Feb 2024
What Shell sell Exxon and
Solid, liquid, _ and plasma
Solid, liquid, ___ and plasma Family Time 18 Feb 2024
Chatty sort of cooker? (3)
Domestic fuel Puzzler Backwords 18 Feb 2024
Anaesthetic, laughing ...
What a car runs on, usually
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
The French and British governments jointly declared in 1939 that they would avoid using poison ... if the Germans did likewise
Fuel used for cooking and heating (3)
Food for car?
Fuel for KITT on "Knight Rider"
Tenuous substance (3)
Type of element Mirror Quick 10 Feb 2024
Talk of argon, say Mirror Cryptic 10 Feb 2024
Slang word for an anaesthetic
Sign by a highway exit New York Times 09 Feb 2024
It's good as hot air (3)
Natural ___ (fossil fuel)
Butane, eg Puzzler Backwords 07 Feb 2024
Degas dropped the German vapour (3)
Cooking fuel Eugene Sheffer 05 Feb 2024
Ozone or hydrogen USA Today 05 Feb 2024
Talk a lot amid acting, astonishingly (3)
Car tank sip?
High-quality, in slang
Talk lightly about it, in the main (3)
Fuel for a car
State of matter Commuter 29 Jan 2024
Fuel The Telegraph Quick 29 Jan 2024
Need for most cars Family Time 28 Jan 2024
Empty talk Thomas Joseph 25 Jan 2024
Stuff in a car's tank
Fuel for a Honda
High octane fuel
Partner of "solid" and "liquid"
What 6-Across and 11-Across are mostly made of
What electric cars don't require
Xenon, for one Eugene Sheffer 17 Jan 2024
Short cut finds fuel
Cooking fuel Mirror Tea Time 15 Jan 2024
What Exxon and Shell sell New York Times 15 Jan 2024
Beetle juice?
Chatter The Sun Two Speed 13 Jan 2024
Short cut to get fuel The Sun Two Speed 13 Jan 2024
5-Down fuel LA Times Daily 10 Jan 2024
Expense for many suburban commuters
Pump offering
Ozone, e.g. Thomas Joseph 09 Jan 2024
Fuel cut — not keeping hot The Times Cryptic 09 Jan 2024
Lawn mower additive Family Time 08 Jan 2024
'Chatter' from the megastar (3)
Hydrogen, for one Universal 07 Jan 2024
___-powered cars are being phased out (3)
Auto fuel Universal 04 Jan 2024
Domestic fuel Puzzler Backwords 02 Jan 2024
Service station purchase Newsday 01 Jan 2024
"Now you're cooking with -!"
Empty talk among scheming associates (3)
Car juice?
Limo fuel
Petrol Commuter 25 Dec 2023
Draw in breath endlessly, neither liquid nor solid (3) Puzzler Cryptic 24 Dec 2023
It's neither solid nor liquid
Flatulence (US) (3)
Oxygen, for instance Newsday 20 Dec 2023
Hydrogen, e.g. USA Today 20 Dec 2023
Vehicle fuel Commuter 20 Dec 2023
Type of element Mirror Quick 19 Dec 2023
Fuel for a car Newsday 19 Dec 2023
Hydrogen, e. g.
Talk of helium, say Mirror Cryptic 19 Dec 2023
Ethane or methane, for one
Helium or oxygen, for one
Domestic fuel Puzzler Backwords 15 Dec 2023
Precious resource in a zombie apocalypse
'Petrol' in America, (3)
What a car runs on, usually
Type of element Mirror Quick 10 Dec 2023
Talk of oxygen, for example Mirror Cryptic 10 Dec 2023
See 78-Across LA Times Daily 10 Dec 2023
Expanding to fill any space, a state of matter whose behaviour, based on the motion of its particles, is explained in the kinetic molecular theory (3)
Helium, e.g. The Telegraph Quick 09 Dec 2023
Pump product
Car's tankful Newsday 05 Dec 2023
Fuel for some grills LA Times Daily 01 Dec 2023
It may be inert
Fuel for many cars USA Today 27 Nov 2023
Chit-chat The Times Concise 26 Nov 2023
___ guzzlers (like cars that consume a lot of fuel)
Auto fuel Newsday 21 Nov 2023
Hydrogen or methane, eg Puzzler Backwords 16 Nov 2023
Car fuel
Purchase at a pump
One fuel for a hybrid Universal 14 Nov 2023
Neon or oxygen, for one
Argon or xenon LA Times Daily 12 Nov 2023
Much of the planet Saturn New York Times 12 Nov 2023
Auto fuel Eugene Sheffer 11 Nov 2023
What you need when you're on E New York Times Mini 08 Nov 2023
What a car runs on, usually
Service station fuel Newsday 07 Nov 2023
State of matter The Times Concise 04 Nov 2023
Classical ___, 1968 instrumental hit for Mason Williams Puzzler Backwords 01 Nov 2023
Car fuel
Drop back for vapid chatter The Times Quick Cryptic 26 Oct 2023
Ford Fiesta fuel Universal 25 Oct 2023
(Check) Station to fill up your RV or car and get a few snacks for the road trip
Solid, liquid, ___, and plasma
What a Tesla may not run on
Island purchase LA Times Daily 13 Oct 2023
___-guzzling vehicle
Tank filler Eugene Sheffer 05 Oct 2023
Not solid or liquid
Pedal next to the brake New York Times 02 Oct 2023
Combustible car necessity
Juice for your car?
Fuel for an Expedition Universal 23 Sep 2023
Car tank filler
Fossil fuel The Telegraph Quick 18 Sep 2023
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 18 Sep 2023
Nitrogen or argon, e.g.
Usual state of matter for hydrogen or helium
ExxonMobil product
Fastball, in slang Wall Street Journal 01 Sep 2023
Tank filler
Hydrogen or oxygen, e.g.
Car's get-up-and-go juice
Empty talk Thomas Joseph 29 Aug 2023
Service station staple Universal 22 Aug 2023
Oxygen or methane, e.g.
What a car runs on, usually
Neon or nitrogen, e.g.
Empty words Newsday 10 Aug 2023
Form of matter The Telegraph Quick 09 Aug 2023
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 08 Aug 2023
Oxygen or hydrogen, for one
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 28 Jul 2023
Empty words Newsday 28 Jul 2023
Petrol in America The Telegraph Quick 19 Jul 2023
Helium or neon, e.g USA Today 17 Jul 2023
Propane, e.g Premier Sunday 16 Jul 2023
Argon or xenon Thomas Joseph 12 Jul 2023
One of the states of matter
Tank filler
Car juice?
Filling station filler
Cooking fuel Eugene Sheffer 04 Jul 2023
A source of energy The Guardian Quick 28 Jun 2023
Fuel for most motorcycles Family Time 25 Jun 2023
State of matter for many a "noble" element
Fuel that's pumped Universal 22 Jun 2023
Oxygen or nitrogen USA Today 21 Jun 2023
Argon or ozone Thomas Joseph 21 Jun 2023
Fuel from a pump
Nitrogen's usual state of matter
Natural ___ (fossil fuel)
Solid, liquid, ___ USA Today 12 Jun 2023
Methane or oxygen, e.g.
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 29 May 2023
Oxygen, e.g Universal 26 May 2023
It's neither solid nor liquid
Nitrogen's state of matter
Fuel for a road trip, say
Car fuel
Car juice?
Fuel type Family Time 14 May 2023
Bombastic talk Wall Street Journal 06 May 2023
Car essential
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 01 May 2023
EV's lack LA Times Daily 30 Apr 2023
Auto fuel Eugene Sheffer 29 Apr 2023
Road trip expense New York Times 17 Apr 2023
Auto fuel Family Time 16 Apr 2023
Solid, liquid, ___ USA Today 14 Apr 2023
Tank filler Eugene Sheffer 12 Apr 2023
What a car runs on, usually
Oxygen or hydrogen, for one
Xenon, for one Eugene Sheffer 07 Apr 2023
Helium, e.g.; natter The Telegraph Quick 07 Apr 2023
Neon or nitrogen Newsday 05 Apr 2023
Solid, liquid, ___, and plasma
Road tripper's purchase
Cause of bubbles in dough Universal 29 Mar 2023
Neon or freon, e.g.
Neon or oxygen, e.g.
Car tank filler
Neon or argon USA Today 20 Mar 2023
Ethane, e.g Thomas Joseph 17 Mar 2023
Oxygen, e.g. The Telegraph Quick 15 Mar 2023
Dashboard gauge
Word after "natural" and "laughing" Universal 11 Mar 2023
Carbon dioxide, commonly
Tank filler LA Times Daily 02 Mar 2023
Fuel for some stoves Newsday 01 Mar 2023
State of matter with the lowest density New York Times 27 Feb 2023
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 23 Feb 2023
Neon, e.g.
Noble __ LA Times Daily 22 Feb 2023
Car tank filler
Truck's tankful LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2023
Neither solid nor liquid
Car tank filler
Pump purchase
Neon or oxygen, e.g.
Corner _____ Canadiana 30 Jan 2023
Blast New York Times 28 Jan 2023
Station refill
Nitrous oxide, e.g. New York Times 24 Jan 2023
Nitrogen or helium, for one
Nitrous oxide, e.g New York Times 24 Jan 2023
Motorist's buy Thomas Joseph 13 Jan 2023
Auto tank contents Newsday 09 Jan 2023
Helium or oxygen, e.g.
Solid, liquid, ___ USA Today 30 Dec 2022
___ station (road trip stopover)
Energy source, or an energy metaphor Universal 20 Dec 2022
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 19 Dec 2022
Its price is measured in tenths of cents Universal 16 Dec 2022
Helium, for one Universal 11 Dec 2022
Helium or oxygen, e.g.
Propane, for one Universal 09 Dec 2022
Pump product
Oxygen or neon, e.g.
Pump purchase
Interstate road sign header Newsday 01 Dec 2022
Slit releasing hydrogen or helium? The Times Cryptic 28 Nov 2022
Station refill
Fuel The Telegraph Quick 21 Nov 2022
Neon or Argon, e.g.
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 15 Nov 2022
What Jupiter and Saturn are made of New York Times 15 Nov 2022
___ guzzler Universal 13 Nov 2022
Natter The Telegraph Quick 08 Nov 2022
Premium purchase Newsday 04 Nov 2022
"G" in LPG
One shells out for it at Shell New York Times 31 Oct 2022
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 29 Oct 2022
Radon, e.g Thomas Joseph 29 Oct 2022
What EVs might not need?
Brake’s neighbor Wall Street Journal 25 Oct 2022
Argon, for one Thomas Joseph 22 Oct 2022
See 56 Across Newsday 20 Oct 2022
Fuel for a snowblower USA Today 19 Oct 2022
Fuel for some furnaces LA Times Daily 16 Oct 2022
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 15 Oct 2022
Pump it! Universal 11 Oct 2022
One of 11 on the periodic table Universal 09 Oct 2022
Fuel for some grills LA Times Daily 06 Oct 2022
Filling at a filling station New York Times 04 Oct 2022
Cooking fuel Eugene Sheffer 04 Oct 2022
Pump purchase Universal 04 Oct 2022
Pump purchase
Nitrogen or helium, e.g.
'Regular' fuel Newsday 02 Oct 2022
Natter The Telegraph Quick 27 Sep 2022
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 26 Sep 2022
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 22 Sep 2022
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 20 Sep 2022
Hydrogen or helium Wall Street Journal 19 Sep 2022
Household winter warmer Newsday 18 Sep 2022
Ozone is one USA Today 14 Sep 2022
What electric cars don't need New York Times 12 Sep 2022
It's neither solid nor liquid
Oxygen, e.g USA Today 10 Sep 2022
Fuel for most cars Family Time 05 Sep 2022
Fuel pump purchase
What e-cars avoid Newsday 28 Aug 2022
Driver's need, often Universal 26 Aug 2022
Car fuel Newsday 24 Aug 2022
Helium, for one Universal 22 Aug 2022
Tank filler Eugene Sheffer 22 Aug 2022
Fuel for a motor scooter USA Today 21 Aug 2022
Something to step on Newsday 19 Aug 2022
Brake’s neighbor Wall Street Journal 16 Aug 2022
Pedal on the right Universal 15 Aug 2022
Auto fuel Family Time 14 Aug 2022
Boastful conversation: hang up The Times Cryptic 11 Aug 2022
Hang back to talk The Guardian Cryptic 03 Aug 2022
Partner of "solid" and "liquid"
'Now we're cooking with ___!' USA Today 01 Aug 2022
Krypton, for one Wall Street Journal 30 Jul 2022
Argon or neon state
Highway sign LA Times Daily 21 Jul 2022
Great time, slangily Wall Street Journal 21 Jul 2022
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 08 Jul 2022
Oxygen or hydrogen Newsday 06 Jul 2022
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 05 Jul 2022
Cut removing hospital oxygen, say The Times Cryptic 04 Jul 2022
Oxygen or neon, e.g.
Fuel in a tank USA Today 01 Jul 2022
What powers some stoves Newsday 29 Jun 2022
Neon or freon LA Times Daily 29 Jun 2022
Eg, nitrogen The Times Concise 24 Jun 2022
Pump product
One of the states of matter USA Today 19 Jun 2022
Fuel from a pump
Ozone, for one Thomas Joseph 16 Jun 2022
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 16 Jun 2022
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 08 Jun 2022
Boyle's law subject New York Times 08 Jun 2022
Word followed by 'station' or 'pedal' USA Today 07 Jun 2022
Tank fill Thomas Joseph 07 Jun 2022
Greenhouse ___ emissions USA Today 06 Jun 2022
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 04 Jun 2022
Kind of giants that Jupiter and Saturn are
Solid, liquid, ___ USA Today 31 May 2022
Beetle juice? LA Times Daily 27 May 2022
Helium, e.g. The Telegraph Quick 25 May 2022
Helium or nitrogen, e.g.
Service station purchase
Service station buy
Fuel for a lawnmower USA Today 16 May 2022
Heating choice Wall Street Journal 12 May 2022
Natural ___ (fossil fuel)
Ethane or methane Universal 11 May 2022
Pump purchase Wall Street Journal 11 May 2022
Oxygen or Hydrogen, e.g.
Methane, for one Thomas Joseph 10 May 2022
__ guzzler The Washington Post 08 May 2022
__ guzzler LA Times Daily 08 May 2022
Helium or hydrogen USA Today 08 May 2022
Bug juice? Wall Street Journal 07 May 2022
Form of matter The Telegraph Quick 04 May 2022
Hydrogen or helium Wall Street Journal 03 May 2022
Auto fuel Newsday 02 May 2022
Fuel for a furnace USA Today 01 May 2022
US term for petrol The Telegraph Quick 25 Apr 2022
Neon or freon, e.g Universal 19 Apr 2022
Laughing matter oddly in Gdansk Irish Times Crosaire 16 Apr 2022
Fun time, in slang LA Times Daily 06 Apr 2022
Fun time, in slang The Washington Post 06 Apr 2022
Purchase at a pump
Cut endlessly vapid chatter
Fuel for some cars USA Today 02 Apr 2022
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
Car tankful Premier Sunday 27 Mar 2022
Neon, e.g.
Liquid for the road Family Time 21 Mar 2022
Heating fuel option Universal 20 Mar 2022
Fewer cars need this than 20 years ago Family Time 14 Mar 2022
Option for a range New York Times 13 Mar 2022
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
Hydrogen or helium USA Today 08 Mar 2022
Neon, e.g Premier Sunday 06 Mar 2022
What flows from some pumps Newsday 04 Mar 2022
Neon, e.g Universal 02 Mar 2022
Car tank filler
State studied in science class? Family Time 20 Feb 2022
Tank filler Universal 19 Feb 2022
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 18 Feb 2022
Station stuff Wall Street Journal 12 Feb 2022
ExxonMobil product
Cooktop type USA Today 08 Feb 2022
Oxygen or helium Newsday 07 Feb 2022
Oomph New York Times 05 Feb 2022
Neon, e.g Thomas Joseph 26 Jan 2022
Service station purchase, often
Neon, e.g.
What's good in the role of fuel The Times Cryptic 20 Jan 2022
Beetle juice? Wall Street Journal 20 Jan 2022
Fuel from a pump The Washington Post 17 Jan 2022
Fuel from a pump LA Times Daily 17 Jan 2022
Fuel in a tank USA Today 16 Jan 2022
Petrol, in the U.S.
Argon or neon Canadiana 10 Jan 2022
Pump product
Neon, e.g.
Fiat fuel
Fuel at a filling station
It's neither solid nor liquid
Tank filler
Car fuel USA Today 23 Dec 2021
Service station purchase, often
What an electric car doesn't use USA Today 16 Dec 2021
Shell product Wall Street Journal 08 Dec 2021
Ozone, e.g Thomas Joseph 03 Dec 2021
It's a liquid, paradoxically LA Times Daily 25 Nov 2021
Oxygen, e.g.
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 23 Nov 2021
Hot balloon filler?
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 15 Nov 2021
Fuel for a car USA Today 14 Nov 2021
See 12 across Irish Times Crosaire 13 Nov 2021
Nitrogen or helium, e.g.
Purchase at a pump New York Times 08 Nov 2021
Oxygen or hydrogen, for one
Helium or nitrogen, e.g.
Furnace fuel USA Today 03 Nov 2021
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
Station supply?
Power for some grills Newsday 22 Oct 2021
Fuel in the tank Newsday 20 Oct 2021
Neon, for one Thomas Joseph 20 Oct 2021
It can be natural The Washington Post 17 Oct 2021
Interstate sign word Newsday 17 Oct 2021
It can be natural LA Times Daily 17 Oct 2021
Helium or hydrogen USA Today 03 Oct 2021
Roadside purchase Universal 28 Sep 2021
Filling station fuel USA Today 26 Sep 2021
Automobile's tankful
Filling station fuel
Filling station fuel
Octane-rated fuel The Washington Post Sunday 12 Sep 2021
Hydrogen or helium, e.g.
Nitrogen or Hydrogen, e.g.
Composition of most of Jupiter USA Today 06 Sep 2021
Purchase at the pump Wall Street Journal 31 Aug 2021
Lightest state of matter
Auto fuel Eugene Sheffer 21 Aug 2021
Empty talk Thomas Joseph 20 Aug 2021
''Natural'' home heating Newsday 18 Aug 2021
Almost choke CO? The Telegraph Toughie 17 Aug 2021
Filling station purchase
Great time, informally New York Times 12 Aug 2021
What an electric car doesn't use Universal 03 Aug 2021
'Jet' or 'tank' preceder The Washington Post Sunday 01 Aug 2021
One may condense into a liquid Universal 31 Jul 2021
Petrol (US) The Telegraph Quick 23 Jul 2021
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 19 Jul 2021
Neon, for instance Universal 16 Jul 2021
Neither solid nor liquid
Pump product Universal 07 Jul 2021
Grandiloquence Wall Street Journal 07 Jul 2021
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 06 Jul 2021
Solid, liquid and ___
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 01 Jul 2021
State of matter
Tank filler The Washington Post 29 Jun 2021
Tank filler LA Times Daily 29 Jun 2021
Fastball, in baseball lingo Wall Street Journal 26 Jun 2021
Solid, liquid, ___ USA Today 24 Jun 2021
Car trip purchase USA Today 21 Jun 2021
Neon or xenon New York Times 21 Jun 2021
Ethane or methane [#UniversalXwordPride] Universal 17 Jun 2021
Accelerator, informally Universal 16 Jun 2021
Oxygen, e.g LA Times Daily 14 Jun 2021
Oxygen, e.g The Washington Post 14 Jun 2021
Nitrogen, e.g.
Lincoln's need The Washington Post 05 Jun 2021
Lincoln's need LA Times Daily 05 Jun 2021
A state of matter Universal 02 Jun 2021
Fuel found with short cut The Telegraph Toughie 01 Jun 2021
Helium, for one Eugene Sheffer 29 May 2021
Truck's tankful USA Today 28 May 2021
Word after laughing or natural New York Times 24 May 2021
Helium e.g Canadiana 24 May 2021
Such as oxygen The Times Concise 19 May 2021
Pump product Universal 16 May 2021
Tank filler
What fills a tank ... or fuels a tank Universal 13 May 2021
Really good time The Washington Post 11 May 2021
Really good time LA Times Daily 11 May 2021
Auto fuel Newsday 03 May 2021
Prefix with "lighting" to mean manipulation
Car fuel
Empty talk Thomas Joseph 21 Apr 2021
It makes many vehicles go Family Time 18 Apr 2021
Freon or neon, e.g.
Fuel for cars
Car tank filler Newsday 13 Apr 2021
Petrol Eugene Sheffer 13 Apr 2021
Domestic fuel The Telegraph Quick 12 Apr 2021
Argon or Xenon, commonly
Neither solid nor liquid
Tank filler Universal 05 Apr 2021
Car's need
Laughing ___ (dentist's sedative)
Cooking fuel Eugene Sheffer 24 Mar 2021
Car fuel Newsday 22 Mar 2021
Heating choice Thomas Joseph 19 Mar 2021
Tank filler Eugene Sheffer 18 Mar 2021
Krypton, for one Wall Street Journal 18 Mar 2021
What makes most trucks go Family Time 15 Mar 2021
Auto fuel Eugene Sheffer 11 Mar 2021
Shell product
Helium or hydrogen Thomas Joseph 08 Mar 2021
Fuel for some grills Newsday 07 Mar 2021
Carbon dioxide, commonly
Vapid chatter to flag up
Krypton, e.g Wall Street Journal 03 Mar 2021
Fuel variety Family Time 28 Feb 2021
Pumped stuff Premier Sunday 21 Feb 2021
Turned up to give talk
Ozone, for one Eugene Sheffer 19 Feb 2021
Common fuel Family Time 15 Feb 2021
You might get it to go Wall Street Journal 13 Feb 2021
Argon or radon Canadiana 08 Feb 2021
Lightest state of matter
Cut short talk
Driver's need
Station refill
"Fill 'er up" fluid LA Times Daily 26 Jan 2021
'Fill 'er up' fluid The Washington Post 26 Jan 2021
Hydrogen or helium Newsday 25 Jan 2021
Need for the wheels on the bus to go 'round and 'round Family Time 24 Jan 2021
Really good time New York Times 24 Jan 2021
Fuel tank content
Helium, for one Thomas Joseph 14 Jan 2021
Hydrogen or methane, say Irish Times Simplex 13 Jan 2021
Car-go necessity Family Time 11 Jan 2021
Word after Corner Canadiana 11 Jan 2021
Chatter The Sun Two Speed 10 Jan 2021
Fuel in megastore The Sun Two Speed 10 Jan 2021
Energy one might run out of The Washington Post 06 Jan 2021
Energy one might run out of LA Times Daily 06 Jan 2021
Teslas don't need it LA Times Daily 03 Jan 2021
Teslas don't need it The Washington Post 03 Jan 2021
Hydrogen, e.g USA Today 26 Dec 2020
Grill fuel USA Today 25 Dec 2020
Natter idly The Sun Two Speed 23 Dec 2020
Gallon as fuel The Sun Two Speed 23 Dec 2020
___-guzzling vehicle
Argon or ethane Thomas Joseph 15 Dec 2020
Automotive fuel Family Time 14 Dec 2020
Stove fuel
What a hybrid car saves on USA Today 12 Dec 2020
Chatter The Telegraph Quick 12 Dec 2020
Furnace fuel Newsday 11 Dec 2020
Tank filler
Vapour The Telegraph Quick 08 Dec 2020
Air, for instance Newsday 03 Dec 2020
Housing association bottles fuel
Necessity for many cars Family Time 29 Nov 2020
Filling station fuel in America
Tank filler
It may be natural or noble
Phosphine, e.g The Washington Post Sunday 22 Nov 2020
Methane, for one Thomas Joseph 18 Nov 2020
Helium or hydrogen Newsday 17 Nov 2020
Radon, for one Canadiana 16 Nov 2020
Cooking fuel Universal 15 Nov 2020
Oxygen's state of matter
Grill fuel LA Times Daily 05 Nov 2020
Grill fuel The Washington Post 05 Nov 2020
What the sun and Sunoco have in common New York Times 05 Nov 2020
Food for a vehicle
Gunge initially used as fuel The Sun Two Speed 24 Oct 2020
Endlessly pant for air
___-guzzlers (some cars)
Lightest state of matter
Neon, for example USA Today 13 Oct 2020
Methane, e.g USA Today 11 Oct 2020
Helium or argon, e.g.
Neither solid nor liquid
Shell's game? New York Times 06 Oct 2020
Laughing matter? New York Times 04 Oct 2020
Hydrogen or Oxygen, e.g.
Some actor's agent up in neon lights? Irish Times Crosaire 03 Oct 2020
Oxygen, for one
Station refill
Tank filler
Rest stop fuel USA Today 18 Sep 2020
What makes motorcycles go Family Time 13 Sep 2020
Tank filler
Hydrogen, e.g. The Telegraph Quick 11 Sep 2020
Filling station fuel
Fun time The Washington Post 10 Sep 2020
Fun time LA Times Daily 10 Sep 2020
One of the states of matter USA Today 08 Sep 2020
Argon or Neon, e.g.
Pilot feeder? Universal 06 Sep 2020
Oxygen, for one
Tank filler
Neon, for one Universal 28 Aug 2020
Helium, for example USA Today 26 Aug 2020
Beetle juice? LA Times Daily 20 Aug 2020
Beetle juice? The Washington Post 20 Aug 2020
Neon or helium Thomas Joseph 18 Aug 2020
It can come from a Shell Family Time 17 Aug 2020
Station refill
Station refill
Car tank filler
Fuel in a tank The Washington Post 28 Jul 2020
Fuel in a tank LA Times Daily 28 Jul 2020
Fluorine or chlorine Wall Street Journal 25 Jul 2020
Nick isn't finished with fossil fuel Irish Times Crosaire 25 Jul 2020
Xenon, for one Thomas Joseph 24 Jul 2020
Tank filler
Eg, nitrogen The Times Concise 09 Jul 2020
Some brushing aside empty talk The Sun Two Speed 08 Jul 2020
Car tank's contents Newsday 08 Jul 2020
Neither solid nor liquid
Short cut to find fuel The Sun Two Speed 27 Jun 2020
What a car runs on, usually
Talk and pant, no end
Helium is a colorless one
Fuel The Telegraph Quick 08 Jun 2020
Lawn mower need Family Time 08 Jun 2020
Tank filler
Neon, for one
Product of Chevron or Shell New York Times 18 May 2020
Filling station filler
Hydrogen or oxygen, e.g.
Oxygen or hydrogen, e.g.
Poison from bog asphodel The Sun Two Speed 07 May 2020
One of the states of matter
Argon or helium, for example Family Time 04 May 2020
Helium, for one Universal 03 May 2020
Nitrogen or helium, say
Hoot Wall Street Journal 30 Apr 2020
Is it good as fuel? The Sun Two Speed 29 Apr 2020
Chatter (informal) The Sun Two Speed 29 Apr 2020
Car food?
What a Tesla doesn't use Universal 28 Apr 2020
Tank filler
Fumes, vapour The Telegraph Quick 27 Apr 2020
Speeders step on it Family Time 27 Apr 2020
Driver's need
Empty talk in giving assessment The Sun Two Speed 23 Apr 2020
Motorist's buy Thomas Joseph 22 Apr 2020
Pilot feeder Wall Street Journal 16 Apr 2020
Empty talk in managing assets The Sun Two Speed 12 Apr 2020
Natter (informal) The Sun Two Speed 12 Apr 2020
Freon or neon
What a 4Runner runs on Universal 09 Apr 2020
Neon or Freon LA Times Daily 08 Apr 2020
Neon or Freon The Washington Post 08 Apr 2020
Fuel pump purchase
Grass regularly used as fuel
You can't drag race without it Family Time 05 Apr 2020
Tank filler Wall Street Journal 04 Apr 2020
Empty words Newsday 03 Apr 2020
Chlorine or fluorine Wall Street Journal 01 Apr 2020
Hydrogen, e.g The Sun Two Speed 29 Mar 2020
Krypton, for one Family Time 29 Mar 2020
''Premium'' purchase Newsday 15 Mar 2020
Oxygen, for one Jonesin 10 Mar 2020
Solid, liquid, ___ and plasma Universal 08 Mar 2020
Three letter "state of matter"
Pump product LA Times Daily 04 Mar 2020
Pump product The Washington Post 04 Mar 2020
Road trip need LA Times Daily 01 Mar 2020
Road trip need The Washington Post 01 Mar 2020
Neon is an inert one USA Today 29 Feb 2020
Many a noble element
One way matter may be sorted: action group firstly set up
It might be noble or inert
Movement-controlling pedal LA Times Daily 08 Feb 2020
Movement-controlling pedal The Washington Post 08 Feb 2020
Car's food
Terrific time, in slang
It's neither solid nor liquid
Something to step on Newsday 19 Jan 2020
Type of station Family Time 29 Dec 2019
Fuel cylinder stuff The Washington Post Sunday 29 Dec 2019
Short cut to get fuel The Sun Two Speed 28 Dec 2019
Solid, liquid and ___
Methane or ethane Thomas Joseph 26 Dec 2019
Fuel for an Expedition Universal 26 Dec 2019
Chlorine, at room temperature Family Time 23 Dec 2019
Terrific time Wall Street Journal 21 Dec 2019
Talk, and sink back
Propane or methane, e.g.
Grill fuel Newsday 08 Dec 2019
Service-station purchase
Word after noble or natural USA Today 30 Nov 2019
Filling station fuel Universal 30 Nov 2019
Fun time Wall Street Journal 26 Nov 2019
It's priced to 9/10 of a cent in the U.S Universal 21 Nov 2019
Service station buy
Argon or xenon Thomas Joseph 16 Nov 2019
Common fuel type Family Time 10 Nov 2019
Gossip The Telegraph Quick 07 Nov 2019
Chew the rag? Canadiana 04 Nov 2019
Fill (up) New York Times 31 Oct 2019
Fill (up)
"Classical ___," Grammy-winning instrumental hit by Mason Williams
Neon, e.g Universal 19 Oct 2019
Carbon dioxide, say The Telegraph Quick 18 Oct 2019
Home fuel option USA Today 17 Oct 2019
Chlorine, for one The Washington Post Sunday 13 Oct 2019
Helium or oxygen, e.g.
Hydrogen, e.g Universal 07 Oct 2019
Talk The Telegraph Quick 24 Sep 2019
Matter of Boyle's law The Washington Post Sunday 22 Sep 2019
Pretentious talk The Washington Post 22 Sep 2019
Pretentious talk LA Times Daily 22 Sep 2019
Hydrogen or Nitrogen, e.g.
Road sign word Thomas Joseph 18 Sep 2019
It may be premium Universal 14 Sep 2019
Empty talk New York Times 07 Sep 2019
Oxygen or hydrogen The Washington Post 04 Sep 2019
Oxygen or hydrogen LA Times Daily 04 Sep 2019
Juice for your car
Neon or helium, e.g.
Hydrogen, for one Universal 31 Aug 2019
Filling station filler Wall Street Journal 28 Aug 2019
Many a noble element
Service-station buy Newsday 20 Aug 2019
Fuel for an automobile
Empty talk Wall Street Journal 15 Aug 2019
It's empty talk sending up actor's agent in part Irish Times Crosaire 10 Aug 2019
State of matter, not solid or liquid Irish Times Simplex 06 Aug 2019
Wonderful time New York Times 02 Aug 2019
Stomach problem New York Times 01 Aug 2019
Product in pumps Newsday 25 Jul 2019
Tractor insert Family Time 22 Jul 2019
Car fuel
In part, making a spectacle opening 22 across Irish Times Crosaire 13 Jul 2019
Auto tank contents Newsday 08 Jul 2019
Service area buy USA Today 06 Jul 2019
Chatter The Times Concise 30 Jun 2019
Fuel at a filling station
Highway sign word Wall Street Journal 27 Jun 2019
Repeated word in the Stones' 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' The Washington Post 23 Jun 2019
Repeated word in the Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash" LA Times Daily 23 Jun 2019
Neon or helium, e.g.
Freon or neon
Tank filler
Xenon, e.g USA Today 07 Jun 2019
E.g. nitrogen The Telegraph Quick 07 Jun 2019
Oxygen or Nitrogen, e.g.
Car's tankful Newsday 20 May 2019
Tank contents LA Times Daily 09 May 2019
Tank contents The Washington Post 09 May 2019
Neon or argon
Krypton or xenon Universal 04 May 2019
Neither a liquid nor a solid
Empty talk The Washington Post 03 May 2019
Empty talk LA Times Daily 03 May 2019
Very entertaining local essential for 22 across to take off Irish Times Crosaire 27 Apr 2019
Helium or neon, e.g.
Eg, oxygen The Times Concise 26 Apr 2019
Car expense Universal 26 Apr 2019
Krypton, e.g Jonesin 23 Apr 2019
Tank filler
He perhaps requires odd bits of glass
Fiat fuel?
It may be noble or inert
___ station
Laughing ___ (nitrous oxide)
Energy metaphor The Washington Post 24 Mar 2019
Energy metaphor LA Times Daily 24 Mar 2019
Balloon filler?
Great time, slangily USA Today 21 Mar 2019
Oxygen or Nitrogen, e.g.
Pedal next to the brake
Argon, e.g Universal 07 Mar 2019
Oxygen or Hydrogen, e.g.
One of the states of matter
It might be noble?
Car fuel
Oxygen and nitrogen, for example
Empty rhetoric Newsday 09 Feb 2019
Filling station filler
Nitrous oxide, e.g USA Today 02 Feb 2019
What H, O or N may represent The Washington Post 31 Jan 2019
What H, O or N may represent LA Times Daily 31 Jan 2019
Pedal next to the brake Jonesin 29 Jan 2019
Auto fill The Washington Post Sunday 27 Jan 2019
Tank filler in stations
Gold initially like hydrogen, say?
Hydrogen or helium, e.g.
What fuels a car
Solid, liquid and ___
Oxygen or hydrogen
Empty talk
Energy metaphor
Pretentious talk
Repeated word in the Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
Tank contents
What H, O or N may represent
Empty talk
Neither a liquid nor a solid
Stomach problem
Wonderful time
A state of matter
Car expense
Hydrogen, e.g.
Hydrogen, for one
It may be premium
Neon, e.g.
Great time, slangily
Home fuel option
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Service area buy
Filling station filler
Highway sign word
Xenon, e.g.
Empty talk
Krypton or xenon
Argon, e.g.
Neither a liquid nor a solid New York Times 01 Jan 2019
Tank filler
Household fuel Newsday 30 Dec 2018
Any of the noble elements USA Today 23 Dec 2018
Third state of matter
Oxygen or neon Newsday 19 Dec 2018
Road trip expense USA Today 17 Dec 2018
One of three states of matter
What your car runs on
Pit stop supply USA Today 15 Nov 2018
What a car runs on, usually
The third state of matter
Fuel from bog asphodel The Sun Two Speed 04 Nov 2018
___ station (place to buy fuel)
Show surprise, suppressing quiet chatter The Telegraph Toughie 02 Nov 2018
Fuel for a car
Solid, liquid and ___
Your car won't run without it
Fuel for a car
Focus of Boyle's law New York Times 12 Oct 2018
Neither a solid nor a liquid
One of a car's pedals
Motor fuel Canadiana 08 Oct 2018
What you fill your car's tank with
Gossips principally like to talk a lot
Good as fuel The Sun Two Speed 30 Sep 2018
Any noble element USA Today 29 Sep 2018
Purchase at Citgo New York Times 24 Sep 2018
Intake of breath: 75% nitrogen, say
Krypton or radon USA Today 22 Sep 2018
Stove fuel?
Blustery talk Wall Street Journal 19 Sep 2018
Van fuel Wall Street Journal 18 Sep 2018
Methane, e.g Thomas Joseph 13 Sep 2018
ExxonMobil product New York Times 10 Sep 2018
What speeders step on Family Time 10 Sep 2018
Car pedal Wall Street Journal 10 Sep 2018
Word after laughing or natural USA Today 28 Aug 2018
Car "go" juice Family Time 27 Aug 2018
Pilot light fuel Newsday 26 Aug 2018
Super time New York Times 23 Aug 2018
Home heating source Newsday 16 Aug 2018
Main delivery The Washington Post 10 Aug 2018
Main delivery LA Times Daily 10 Aug 2018
Tank filler at a station
Talk excessively The Telegraph Quick 07 Aug 2018
Pit stop stuff Universal 05 Aug 2018
Hydrogen or Oxygen, for e.g.
Pump product Wall Street Journal 30 Jul 2018
Cooking fuel option USA Today 30 Jul 2018
Station supply
___-guzzler
Shell offering USA Today 16 Jul 2018
Service station purchase
Element 7, 8, or 10 Newsday 13 Jul 2018
Pump output The Washington Post 05 Jul 2018
Pump output LA Times Daily 05 Jul 2018
Argon, for one Thomas Joseph 27 Jun 2018
Filling station filler
Home heating option USA Today 17 Jun 2018
Word before pedal or pump Newsday 08 Jun 2018
Fastball, in baseball slang New York Times 03 Jun 2018
Common fuel Universal 31 May 2018
Major energy source The Washington Post Sunday 27 May 2018
Chatter vapidly The Telegraph Quick 24 May 2018
What some ranges are made for Newsday 12 May 2018
Mustang fuel Family Time 07 May 2018
___ station
Neon, for one Thomas Joseph 07 May 2018
In part, making a spectacle with empty talk Irish Times Crosaire 05 May 2018
Neon or argon
Shell product Universal 13 Apr 2018
Driver's ask at a fill-up station
Fuel for freeways Newsday 11 Apr 2018
What Brits call 'petrol' USA Today 10 Apr 2018
Engine fuel Universal 09 Apr 2018
Hydrocarbon fuel Canadiana 02 Apr 2018
'70s shortage item Universal 02 Apr 2018
Atlantic state's supplier of heat and light
Ethane, e.g Thomas Joseph 16 Mar 2018
Rejected silver surfer's opening -- empty talk The Telegraph Toughie 13 Mar 2018
Ethane, for one Thomas Joseph 08 Mar 2018
Main contents USA Today 06 Mar 2018
Short cut to get fuel
Tire fill Thomas Joseph 02 Mar 2018
One of the states of matter
A state of matter
One might be noble Wall Street Journal 20 Feb 2018
Hydrogen or helium, for e.g.
Idle talk that could explode? The Sun Two Speed 15 Feb 2018
Word after coal or tear USA Today 09 Feb 2018
What's found in good half of bubbly 1D
Car fill-up
Fiat fuel LA Times Daily 17 Jan 2018
Fiat fuel The Washington Post 17 Jan 2018
Fuel
Oxygen, for one
Fuel slump returns The Sun Two Speed 12 Jan 2018
One of the states of matter
ExxonMobil product
'70s shortage item
Any noble element
Any of the noble elements
Cooking fuel option
Home heating option
Shell offering
Road trip expense
Pit stop supply
Common fuel
Engine fuel
Pit stop stuff
Shell product
Fastball, in baseball slang
Focus of Boyle's law
Purchase at Citgo
Super time
Pump output
Main delivery
Grill fuel
Fiat fuel
Beetle juice?
Krypton or radon
Word after coal or tear
Word after laughing or natural
What Brits call "petrol"
Blustery talk
Car pedal
Pump product
Van fuel
Radon, e.g Premier Sunday 31 Dec 2017
Number for a surgeon? New York Times 19 Dec 2017
Reversal of decline in fossil fuel
___ station (refueling spot)
Talk about fuel The Sun Two Speed 30 Nov 2017
Airy matter The Sun Two Speed 30 Nov 2017
Cooking fuel Newsday 26 Nov 2017
Purchase from a pump Newsday 12 Nov 2017
Petrol
Reversed slump in American petrol
It can be natural
It's crude, then refined The Washington Post 05 Oct 2017
It's crude, then refined LA Times Daily 05 Oct 2017
Word with tear or laughing USA Today 30 Sep 2017
Petrol (US) The Telegraph Quick 27 Sep 2017
Fuel type Universal 26 Sep 2017
What some grills run on Newsday 24 Sep 2017
Furnace input Newsday 08 Sep 2017
Bluster The Washington Post 07 Sep 2017
Bluster LA Times Daily 07 Sep 2017
Fun time, in slang LA Times Daily 06 Sep 2017
Fun time, in slang The Washington Post 06 Sep 2017
Fuel for some ranges Newsday 06 Sep 2017
"Step on the ___!" (get a move on)
Methane or butane USA Today 07 Aug 2017
Fuel Universal 06 Aug 2017
Nitrogen, say The Telegraph Quick 04 Aug 2017
Fuel for some 12-Downs USA Today 30 Jul 2017
__ station LA Times Daily 28 Jul 2017
__ station The Washington Post 28 Jul 2017
Burner output Thomas Joseph 26 Jul 2017
Ether Canadiana 24 Jul 2017
Cars can't run without this
It can make a Jaguar run Universal 23 Jul 2017
A state of matter, not liquid or solid
Car fill-up
___ station (place to buy fuel)
47-Down or 96-Down fuel Premier Sunday 09 Jul 2017
Fuel for a car
Nitrogen maybe The Telegraph Quick 09 Jun 2017
Elemental form Newsday 25 May 2017
Car's second, between Golf and Sierra ? Neon?
Car fill-up
Used for lighting and heating in Madagascar
Your car won't run without it
Service station buy Wall Street Journal 18 Apr 2017
Balloon filler Thomas Joseph 18 Apr 2017
Hydrogen or helium, for example
Nitrogen, for instance Newsday 12 Apr 2017
Solid, liquid, ___ and plasma
It can be a main feature Universal 29 Mar 2017
Balloon fill Thomas Joseph 24 Mar 2017
Nitrogen or oxygen Universal 19 Mar 2017
Methane or ethane USA Today 14 Mar 2017
Neon or argon Canadiana 13 Mar 2017
Talk cut short (3
Balloon content Thomas Joseph 09 Mar 2017
"Step on the ___, we need to get there as quickly as possible"
What a Tesla doesn't need Universal 25 Feb 2017
Oomph New York Times 19 Feb 2017
Wild time, slangily USA Today 13 Feb 2017
Ford fluid Premier Sunday 05 Feb 2017
Result of a liquid's vaporization The Washington Post 02 Feb 2017
Get it to go Universal 02 Feb 2017
Bluster, so to speak Newsday 20 Jan 2017
Pump product Family Time 09 Jan 2017
Fuel type
Methane or ethane
Get it to go
It's crude, then refined
Fuel
Word with tear or laughing
Oomph
Fuel for some 12-Downs
It can make a Jaguar run
__ station
Methane or butane
Neon or Freon
Number for a surgeon?
Bluster
Fun time, in slang
Fuel for the road Universal 31 Dec 2016
Shoot the breeze The Washington Post 30 Dec 2016
Freon or neon LA Times Daily 20 Dec 2016
"Fill 'er up!" stuff USA Today 17 Dec 2016
State of matter Newsday 16 Dec 2016
Bloviation The Chronicle of Higher Education 16 Dec 2016
What Teslas run without Newsday 11 Dec 2016
Oxygen maybe The Telegraph Quick 18 Nov 2016
Yakking LA Times Daily 18 Nov 2016
Ozone, e.g Thomas Joseph 18 Nov 2016
Any "noble" element USA Today 16 Nov 2016
Atmosphere makeup Thomas Joseph 10 Nov 2016
Kind of station Universal 31 Oct 2016
Something usually not required by 1-Across The Washington Post 28 Oct 2016
Oxygen or neon USA Today 12 Oct 2016
Oxygen, for one Newsday 05 Oct 2016
Balloon contents Thomas Joseph 30 Sep 2016
With 65-Down, car tank topper Premier Sunday 25 Sep 2016
Lot of fun, informally New York Times 25 Sep 2016
Talk profusely The Telegraph Quick 24 Sep 2016
Bloviation New York Times 22 Sep 2016
Auto tankful Premier Sunday 11 Sep 2016
What Teslas don't take Newsday 08 Sep 2016
Ethane or methane Canadiana 05 Sep 2016
Fuel for the grill The Washington Post 05 Sep 2016
Premium purchase? The Washington Post 31 Aug 2016
Nonliquid state Family Time 21 Aug 2016
Car juice? Family Time 14 Aug 2016
With 40 Across, one of two in the solar system Newsday 13 Aug 2016
This might knock you out The Washington Post 12 Aug 2016
With 35-Down, something to floor New York Times 03 Aug 2016
It's a bit of laugh raising decline Irish Times Crosaire 30 Jul 2016
Ford Fiesta fuel The Washington Post 27 Jul 2016
Many a noble element New York Times 20 Jul 2016
Any of the "noble" elements USA Today 12 Jul 2016
Up in the Air found in megastore Irish Times Crosaire 09 Jul 2016
Cooking fuel The Washington Post 25 Jun 2016
Terrific time, informally Wall Street Journal 23 Jun 2016
Type of station Universal 09 Jun 2016
Neon or freon The Washington Post 08 Jun 2016
Mower power, perhaps Newsday 29 May 2016
Petrol, stateside Universal 21 May 2016
Heating choice Wall Street Journal 19 May 2016
Fuel for American state leader of Senate The Telegraph Cryptic 18 May 2016
With 32-Down, pilot's place New York Times 05 May 2016
One state of matter Universal 24 Apr 2016
Carbon dioxide, e.g Wall Street Journal 22 Apr 2016
Pumped item LA Times Daily 22 Apr 2016
Hydrogen, e.g The Washington Post 20 Apr 2016
Driver's pedal Wall Street Journal 28 Mar 2016
Auto fluid Premier Sunday 27 Mar 2016
Roadside sign LA Times Daily 20 Mar 2016
'What a ___!' New York Times 01 Mar 2016
With 47-Across, car's tank top Wall Street Journal 16 Feb 2016
Argon or neon Canadiana 01 Feb 2016
Certain fuel Universal 21 Jan 2016
__-guzzler LA Times Daily 17 Jan 2016
See 16-Down Premier Sunday 10 Jan 2016
Argon, e.g Eugene Sheffer 07 Jan 2016
What some cars guzzle Universal 03 Jan 2016
Certain fuel
Kind of station
Bloviation
Lot of fun, informally
Many a noble element
With 35-Down, something to floor
Bloviation
What some cars guzzle
Yakking
Any "noble" element
Type of station
Freon or neon
Fuel for the road
Any of the "noble" elements
__-guzzler
Highway sign LA Times Daily 29 Dec 2015
Combustible fluid Newsday 26 Dec 2015
Mustangs go nowhere without it USA Today 12 Dec 2015
Fall over fuel Irish Times Crosaire 12 Dec 2015
Fastball, in baseball slang Wall Street Journal 20 Nov 2015
Plasma's kin Wall Street Journal 18 Nov 2015
Laughing stuff? USA Today 17 Nov 2015
Subject of Boyle's law New York Times 17 Nov 2015
Protostar makeup Wall Street Journal 14 Nov 2015
Atmosphere makeup LA Times Daily 14 Nov 2015
Driving need? Eugene Sheffer 06 Nov 2015
Beetle juice? Eugene Sheffer 02 Nov 2015
With 118-Down, fuel container Premier Sunday 25 Oct 2015
Driver's need Universal 19 Oct 2015
Sign word often seen before "next exit" LA Times Daily 30 Sep 2015
Argon or oxygen Universal 19 Sep 2015
___ pedal New York Times 26 Aug 2015
13 for rabbit
This might make you laugh: old school pudding is served up and there's no end to it The Telegraph Cryptic 13 Aug 2015
Oxygen, for one Thomas Joseph 11 Aug 2015
Car-tank filler Newsday 10 Aug 2015
Real blast New York Times 30 Jul 2015
Really fun time New York Times 19 Jul 2015
Heating fuel Newsday 25 Jun 2015
Neon, e.g USA Today 24 Jun 2015
Word with "mustard" or "natural" USA Today 20 Jun 2015
Interstate sign Universal 17 Jun 2015
It burns at Indy USA Today 09 Jun 2015
Car fill-up Family Time 08 Jun 2015
Prattle Newsday 23 May 2015
Fossil fuel The Telegraph Quick 19 May 2015
Heating fuel, for some USA Today 14 May 2015
Kind of station USA Today 02 May 2015
Pipe contents, sometimes Universal 26 Apr 2015
Energy source Newsday 26 Apr 2015
Propane, e.g Premier Sunday 26 Apr 2015
It's often bought at an island LA Times Daily 23 Apr 2015
Fluorine or chlorine New York Times 21 Apr 2015
Mustang mover Newsday 18 Apr 2015
What might come in main talk The Telegraph Cryptic 09 Apr 2015
Partner of food and lodging USA Today 06 Apr 2015
Beetle juice? Wall Street Journal 30 Mar 2015
Balloon fill Eugene Sheffer 28 Mar 2015
Home-heating fuel Newsday 26 Mar 2015
Neon, or fuel for a Neon LA Times Daily 25 Mar 2015
You can cook with it Universal 12 Mar 2015
It may be natural or noble Universal 03 Mar 2015
Car-tank fuel Newsday 02 Mar 2015
Georgia's wind
Range fuel Newsday 22 Feb 2015
Type of tank Universal 20 Feb 2015
Motorist's need Thomas Joseph 20 Feb 2015
Talk idly; fuel The Times Concise 20 Feb 2015
It may be noble or natural USA Today 18 Feb 2015
It can be natural LA Times Daily 13 Feb 2015
Roadside sign USA Today 08 Feb 2015
Filling station supply Eugene Sheffer 02 Feb 2015
Bombastic talk Wall Street Journal 23 Jan 2015
Nitrous oxide, e.g Universal 19 Jan 2015
Ferrari fuel Eugene Sheffer 12 Jan 2015
It's worth stopping for on family vacations Family Time 04 Jan 2015
State of matter The Telegraph Quick 02 Jan 2015
Plasma's kin
Hoot
Fastball, in baseball slang
Bombastic talk
It may be noble or ideal
It makes an Accord go forward
Great time
Hot air
"Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's a ___"
With 118-Down, fuel container
Propane, e.g.
___ pedal
Subject of Boyle's law
It can be natural
Fluorine or chlorine
Real blast
Argon or krypton
Really fun time
Neon, or fuel for a Neon
It's often bought at an island
Sign word often seen before "next exit"
Highway sign
Fun time
Atmosphere makeup
Bean byproduct?
Range fuel
Prattle
Mustang mover
You can cook with it
Type of tank
Pipe contents, sometimes
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
It may be natural or noble
Interstate sign
Driver's need
Cooking fuel
Argon or oxygen
Flatulence
Heating fuel, for some
It burns at Indy
It may be noble or natural
Home-heating fuel
Kind of station
Laughing stuff?
Beetle juice?
Mustangs go nowhere without it
Neon, e.g.
Partner of food and lodging
Heating fuel
Energy source
Combustible fluid
Roadside sign
Word with "mustard" or "natural"
Car-tank fuel
Car-tank filler
Protostar makeup
Wind flop up
Krypton, for one
Need for speed?
Great time, informally
Thing to step on when in a hurry
Need for many autos
It might knock you out
Going concern?
Fuel
Tank filler
Tank contents
Shell's game?
Pump purchase
Mustang mover?
Filling station filler
Car juice
Auto fuel
Sedan liquid
Oxygen, e.g.
Sign on an interstate
Laughing matter?
People often get it with burritos
Bluster
15-Across product
Exxon product
Fun time
Juice
Malibu mover
Engine driver
Tank filler
State of matter
Service-station buy
Neon or oxygen
Auto fuel
Natural __
One of the three states of matter
Shell carries it
Word with log or burner
Roadside purchase
Natural resource
Great time, in slang
Freeway sign word
Energy
35-Across, e.g.
Natural or noble follower
Premium purchase
Island purchase
Driving concern
Beetle juice?
Great time
Cooking option
Helium, for one
__ guzzler
Car fuel
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" is one
Blast
Delightful time
Highway sign word
Hot air
Tank contents
Xenon, e.g.
Hoot and a half
Hot air
__ guzzler
Xenon, for one
Report from the rear?
Word after natural or noble
Oxygen, for instance
Nitrogen or neon
Metered utility
Hydrogen, for one
Accelerator, so to speak
"Laughing" or "natural" follower
Fill-up filler
Hipster's great time
It makes the van go
Oxygen, for one
Stove fuel, often
What some pedals control
Really good time
Boyle's law matter
Blather
Range option
Subject of Boyle's law
Fuel at the pump
Dentist's need
Neon, e.g.
Saturn, for the most part
Today's theme, initially — source of amusement
Stove fuel
It makes the van go
Petrol
Blast
If you're in a hurry, step on this
Real blast
Highway sign word
Hot air
Ozone, e.g.
TUMS target
Stove fuel
Neat time
Guff
Electric alternative
Beetle juice?
Fill the tank, with "up"
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" is one?
Oxygen or helium
Krypton or radon
Hydrogen or neon
Cost included in a Zipcar membership
Engine fuel
Something very entertaining
Word with mask or meter
Ethane, e.g.
Krypton, e.g.
Total blast
Petrol, stateside
Tank filler
Auto additive
Jeff Gordon goes nowhere without it
Laughing or natural ___
Nonliquid state
Kia filler
Accelerator
Pump product
Pump purchase
Driving need
Cooking choice
Many an anesthetic
Beano competitor
Utility bill item
Total blast
TUMS target
Stove fuel
Nitrogen or helium
Neat time
Guff
Electric alternative
Cooking choice
Truck stop offering
Beetle juice?
"Fill 'er up!" filler
"Juice" for Jeff Gordon
Auto-tank filler
Car "go" liquid
Car's need
Fill 'er up filler
Fill-up filler
Kind of mask
Krypton is one
Rightmost pedal
Road trip necessity
You may step on it in a rush
Fuel for a Ford
Dalton's law subject
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Methane or propane
Balloon filler
Starchy food might cause it
It's a driving concern
Blast
Heating option
It's not liquid
Utility bill item
Argon or helium
Bombastic talk
Magniloquence
What "Jumpin" Jack Flash" is
Stove fuel
Natural or mustard
Something graded between E and F?
It's expelled from an erupting volcano
Slang for fast pitches
Jaguars consume it
Traveler's fill-up
Truck stop offering
Car additive
57-Down filler
You get it to go
Tank filler
Big part of a trucker's budget
Krypton is one
Mustangs go nowhere without it
Alternative to coal
Sign along a highway
Pump product
It may be natural or noble
Flivver fluid
Fiesta fluid
What to add when the 59-Across gets low
State of matter
Krypton, for one
57-Down filler
What to add when the 59-Across gets low
A dentist's number?
You might get it with a bean burrito
Neon or oxygen
Home heating option
___-X
Not a solid or liquid
Sign along an interstate
Dental administration?
Good time
Speeders step on it
Driving need
Shell product
<<NO CLUE>>
Unseen compound, often
State of matter
Krypton, for one
___ guzzler
Exxon offering
It's dispensed from a hose
Pump contents
Jetta fuel
*Pump output
Riotous time
"Fill 'er up!" filler
Car fluid
Total blast
Neon, e.g.
Neon or nitrogen
Hoot
Heat source
Fuel for some guzzlers
Either of the first two elements
"Eat Here and Get ___"
Helium, e.g.
Nonliquid state
Windbag's output
Oxygen or hydrogen
Island purchase
Jetta fuel
Vacation expense, maybe
Shell offering
Car tankful
Home heater
Service-station commodity
*Pump output
One of the three states of matter
One of the states of matter
"Fill 'er up!" filler
Heating option
Auto-tank filler
One of the three states of matter
Bad thing to guzzle
One of the states of matter
Auto additive
Fuel at the pump
Bunsen burner fuel
Helium, for one
Hydrogen or helium
The "it" in "Step on it!"
See 45-Down
Pedal next to the brake
Hot air
Beetle's need
Word repeated in "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
Beetle juice?
Truck-stop purchase
Type of stove
Novocain alternative
Stove option
Empty talk
Car additive
Radon, e.g.
"Fill 'er up" filler
Any inert element
Great time, slangily
Lot of fun, slangily
Tank filler
__ station
Fill-up filler
Fuel for the fire
Hilarious incident
Need on a road trip
"Fill 'er up" filler
Any inert element
Great time, slangily
Lot of fun, slangily
Tank filler
Supply for regular customers?
Nitrogen, e.g.
Tankful
It's often passed in silence
Sign along an interstate
Petrol, stateside
It's between E and F?
Fill-up fluid
What you might get with a bean burrito
Stove option
Main ingredient?
Jupiter, mostly
Molotov-cocktail filler
Rightmost pedal
You might get some to go
Pipeline contents
Dental anesthetic
Regular purchase
Marsh emanation
Pumped stuff
Fuel (up)
Partner of food and lodging
Bombast
"Fill 'er up!" fill
Sign along an interstate
Argon or neon
Great time
Guzzled product
Neon or argon
Neon's state
Neon, e.g.
Mason Williams' "Classical ___"
With 79-Down, fuel-inefficient vehicle
Driver's need
Argon or neon
Great time
Neon or argon
Neon's state
Neon, e.g.
Nitrous oxide, for one
Electric partner
Highway purchase
Regular stuff found inside this puzzle's three longest answers
Fossil fuel
Ketene or phosgene
Word with "mustard" or "natural"
Helium or oxygen
Pipe contents, maybe
Braggadocio
Fuel on the range
Hoot
It's dispensed from a hose
Ozone, for one
Phase hotter than liquid
Blowtorch fuel
Refined fossil fuel
Stove option
Regular, plus or super
It may be natural or noble
You might get some to go
Heat source
Semi fluid
Hoot
Laughing matter?
Word with "tank" or "range"
Pit stop commodity
It fills in between E and F
Great time, to a hipster
Gab
Good time
Type of tank
Malibu requirement
Energy source
Subject of a '70s shortage
Stove fuel
Fastball, in baseball slang
Lemon juice?
Boastful talk
Rationed item, once
Pit stop commodity
Gab
Word with tank or range
Anesthetize, in a way
It's pumped at an island
Natural __
Beetle juice?
Good time, slangily
Neon or nitrogen
Jabber
Welcome road sign, often
Argon, e.g.
51 Across fuel
Brake neighbor
"Fill 'er up!" fill
Fab time
Heat source
It's pumped at an island
Jabber
Malibu requirement
Subject of a '70s shortage
Fab time
Empty talk
"Fill 'er up!" fill
Pedal next to the brake
Inflation cause?
Truck stop offering
You get it to go
Highway sign
Driver's need
Empty talk
Product from the islands?
Yakety-yak
Petrol
It's a driving concern
Pump output
Ethane or methane
__-guzzler
Stove fuel
Pump product
Loads of fun
Ethane or methane
Word that can precede the last word of the four longest puzzle answers
Element like 8-Down
It may expand indefinitely
Petrol
Bunsen burner fuel
Electric alternative
Hoot and a half
Krypton, e.g.
Laughing matter?
Main contents
Pump stuff
Something graded between E and F?
The fill in "fill 'er up!"
Roadside sign
Empty blather
Argon or xenon
Word with tank or range
Beetles go nowhere without it?
It may burn on the range
Helium, e.g.
Krypton or radon, e.g.
Tank filler
Pilot light fuel
Hoot
Filling station filler
Car fuel
Rip-roaring good time
Bromo target
Home heater
Neon, for one
Commuter's buy
Explorer's need
Pit fluid
You may step on it in a rush
Beetle juice?
It's often stepped on
It's in a certain range
Yakety-yak
Fill-up fluid
With 40-Down, H+, e.g.
Bluster
Fuel at the pump
Heat source
Brake neighbor
Helium or hydrogen
Neon or freon
Laughing matter?
Tank contents
Shell product
Road sign
Krypton, e.g.
Fun time
Xenon, for one
Engine driver
Accelerator pedal
Lexus liquid
The "it" in "Step on it!"
Car fuel
Auto additive
82-Down, e.g.
Roadside sign
It may be regular or premium
Mylanta target
Bunch of fun
Alternative to oil
"Noble" element
Bombast
Neon or freon
Regular buy?
Great time
Roadsign, perhaps
Beetle juice?
Bat the breeze
Burner fuel
Fuel at the pump
Interstate sign
Coal or mustard
Tank contents
Rip-roaring time
Vapor
Limo liquid
Fuel
Ford fuel
Beetle juice?
Burn it or step on it
It makes an Impala run
Mobil product
Nitrogen, for instance
Something to burn
State of matter
Tankful
Loads of fun
Station ration
Krypton or radon
Fun time, slangily
Driver's need
Blowtorch fuel
Accelerator
Driving need
It may be natural
It may be laughing
___-guzzler (car that gets poor mileage)
Sequoia fluid
Oil alternative
Neon, e.g.
Mylanta target
Heating alternative
Exxon product
Delight
Cause of borborygmus
Blast
Go-juice
Service station combustible
Station purchase
Swell time
Beetle juice
Service-station offering
Oil alternative
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Filling station sign
N2O, e.g.
Laughing or tear follower
Fuel from an island
Driver's need
Saturn makeup
Laughing or tear follower
Fuel from an island
Driver's need
Bombast
Saturn's need
Refined crude
Welcome road sign
Burn it by stepping on it
Heating option
21-Across, for one
Accord requirement
Slang for a great time
Nitrogen or helium
Bug juice?
Heating option
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Get ready to roll, with "up"
Real good time, man
Get ready to roll, with "up"
Fuel for a Zeppelin
A number of dental patients?
Empty talk
"What a ___!"
This might knock you out
Big buzz
_____ guzzler
Seville filler
Speeders step on it
Helium or hydrogen
Seville filler
Real good time, man
Great time
Stove fuel
It's often unleaded
In may be inert
Good time, to a hipster
Fuel
It's stepped on
Hipster's great time
Waht some guzzlers guzzle
It's pumped into a car
It's often stepped on
Furnace fodder
Car pedal
Form of matter
Flammable fluid
Ether or ethane
Driving force
Motoring must
Laughing, for one
Beetle juice?
Waht some guzzlers guzzle
Nitrogen, for instance
Neon or xenon
Freon, for one
Road sign
Neon, for one
Neon or freon
Electric's partner
Natural fuel
Mining hazard
Incessant talk
WWII rationing
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Neon or freon
Ford "food"
Guff
It gets pumped
It keeps the Tempo going
Krypton or radon
Tear or laughing follower
Throttle
Interstate sign
Range fuel
Accelerator
Argon is one
It may be rare
Tankful
Piped fuel
___ guzzler
Heating choice
Bunsen burner fuel
Ford fuel
Laughing ___
Petrol
It burns at Indy
Talk nonsense to
Balloon filler
Turnpike sign word
Word on a highway sign
Mobil product
Blast: sl.
Good time, informally
Legal method of execution in the U.S.
Neon, e.g.
Krypton, for one
Krypton, but not Ork
Pipe contents
Must for a Mustang
Tank filler
Burn it by stepping on it
Brake's neighbor
Jaguar food
Jabber
Ripping good time
Hipster's great time
Fossil fuel
Ethane, e.g.
Vapor
Petrol
Empty words
Fill the auto tank
What you "fill 'er up" with
Shell purchase
Highway sign
Americans lined up for it in '73 and '79
Shell's game
Main feature?
Lung contents
Mercury or Saturn fuel
Marsh product
Driving need
Cooking fuel
Laughing or natural
It may be laughing
What inefficient cars guzzle
Tank contents
Partner of food and lodging
Krypton is one
It's a knockout in the OR
Car fill-up
Dentist's administration
Electric partner?
Pump purchase
Neon or oxygen
Oil alternative
Laughing _____
Jeff Gordon goes nowhere without it
We lined up for it in the '70s
Lazio has ripped both Clintons over its price
Its price has skyrocketed in Chicago
Its cost is skyrocketing
It may be laughing
Lincoln liquid
Shell product
You may step on it or burn it
Mustard, for one
Idle talk, so to speak
Heating choice
Boastful talk
Auto's tankful
___-guzzler
Heating option
Service-station purchase
___ -guzzler
A utility
Blather
Krypton, for one
Power
Talk nonsense
Shoot the bull
Pump product
Natural ____
Swell time
Laughing e.g.
Accelerator
Neon or freon
"Jumpin' Jack Flash," to the Stones
'70s shortage
Fiat fuel
Radon, for one
Energy
One cause of inflation
Brake's neighbor
Lexus liquid
Anesthetic
Di-Gel target
Talk idly
Laughing, for one
Shoot the breeze
Exxon offering
Regular or high-test
Supply for regular customers?
Neon e.g.
Empty talk in slang
Xenon, for one
Kind of station
Chevron offering
Bombast
Accord requirement
A number of dental patients?
Delight, to a hipster
Pump product
It may be noble or natural
Fuel type
25-Down offering
Service station offering
Service station stuff
Kind of mask
Freon or neon
Ford fuel
Fluid type
Getty product
Chitchat
Kind of mask
N2O, e.g.
It may be natural
It makes an auto go
Heating fuel
Bromo target
Anesthetize, in a way
Regular or premium, e.g.
Road sign
Pump purchase
Accelerator
Yak
Neon or helium
Word with heater or meter
Argon or helium
Kind of jet
Shell product
Anesthetic
Di-Gel target
High-test, e.g.
Humbug
Helium
50 Down when not compressed
Good time
Great time
Xenon e.g.
Balloon filler
Fill-up filler
Oil alternative
He, e.g.
Bluster
Going concern?
Helium, e.g.
Tums target
Argon, e.g.
Dentist's anesthetic
Road sign
Vapor
Kind of bag or house
Highway sign
Flivver fuel
Ammonia, e.g.
What limos guzzle
Neon or argon
Kind of mask or pipe
Chat idly
Argon or krypton
Yak
Xenon, e.g.
Word with tank or range
What some cars guzzle
Hydrogen, e.g.
Mustang fodder
What some demons step on
Rap, in a way
Kind of heat
Chew the rag
Methane or helium
Rap
An anesthetic
Freon, e.g.
Propane or neon
Range fuel
Yak away
Yak-yak on the dais
Range fuel
Tank contents
Something to step on
Pump liquid
Motorist's need
Argon or xenon
Energy source
Wild time: Slang
Ethane or methane
Methane, for one
Type of station
Rap; chin
Farrell's "___ House McGinty"
Fuel
Lewisite, e.g.
Pump gold
Leaded or unleaded item
What people in some pools save
"All is ___ and gaiters": Dickens
Ethylene, e.g.
Kind of mask or main
Chatter
Natural ___
This might give you a laugh
Krypton is one
Kind of stove
Natural or laughing
Kind of bag or chamber
Run out of ___
Balloon filling
Laughing or natural
Helium or neon
Blimp's need
Natural resource
Utility item
Talk idly
Balloon need
Krypton or neon
Dashboard gauge
Helium
W. W. I. weapon
Auto pedal
Phosgene, for one
Kind of meter
Phosgene
Balloon ingredient
Form of fuel.
Petrol.
Road sign.
Tank contents.
Neon
Nitrogen.
Utility.
Illuminant.
Highway sign.
One kind of station.
Fuel.
Kind of light.
Source of heat.
Krypton.
Motorist's need.
Neon, for one.
Propane.
Hydrogen.
Argon.
Tank fill.
Neon.
___ station.
Neon is one.
Laughing ___.
___ meter.
Neon or freon.
Motorist's must.
Oxygen, for example.
Hydrogen or nitrogen.
Nitrous oxide.
___ jet.
Common fuel.
Highway fame.
Light in the Gay Nineties.
Fuel in the main.
Metered product.
Helium.
It flows through the Big and Small Inch.
High-test or regular.
Valuable fuel.
Product of a refinery.
Commodity to be piped to New England.
Subject of Boyle's law.
Vital fuel.
Bombast: Slang.
Poison ___.
High octane ___.
Airplane's lifeblood.
Historic fuel.
Weapon of war.
Shell stuff
Regular purchase?
People often get it with burritos
Blowtorch fuel
You may get it with burritos
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