Crossword Clue: Colourless compound used in dyeing and tanning
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- '00 class member, e.g.
- '00 class member, now
- '03 class member, now
- '04 class member, e.g.
- '06 class member, e.g.
- '07 class member, e.g.
- '08 class member, e.g.
- '08 classmate, now
- '10 grad now, e.g.
- '10 or '11 person, now
- '12 or '13, now
- '18 honoree, today
- American returnee?
- An astringent.
- An astringent
- A double sulfate.
- A styptic
- Application to a cut
- Astringent
- Astringent compound
- Astringent or emetic
- Astringent or styptic
- Astringent stuff
- Astringent substance
- Bill or Hillary vis-Ã -vis Yale
- Alma mater visitor
- Aluminum potassium sulfate
- Booster, at times
- Booster Club mem.
- Booster Club member
- Booster, frequently
- Grad.
- Grad, for short
- Grad org.
- Grad
- Dubya, to Yale
- Graduate, briefly
- Graduate, for short
- Graduate from Calumet
- Dyeing agent
- Common scholarship donor
- Certain astringent
- Frequent dorm-name honoree
- Certain reunion returnee
- Deg. holder
- Degree holder, briefly
- Degree recipient
- Homecoming attendee, briefly
- Homecoming attendee, for short
- Homecoming attendee, in brief
- Homecoming attendee, sometimes
- Homecoming attendee
- Homecoming attender
- Homecoming figure, for short
- Homecoming figure
- Homecoming guest (Abbr.)
- Homecoming guest, briefly
- Homecoming guest, for short
- Homecoming guest
- Homecoming returnee, for short
- Homecoming returnee, informally
- Homecoming returnee
- Homecoming V.I.P.
- Homecoming visitor, for short
- Homecoming visitor
- Eddie Murphy, to "Saturday Night Live"
- Fund-drive target
- Fund drive target
- Fund-raising target, briefly
- Fund-raising target, often
- Fund-raising target
- Eisenhower vis-à-vis West Point, informally
- Either Clinton, to Yale
- Chemical used to cure animal skins
- Contributor to a school fundraiser
- H.S. reunion attendee
- Hunter gatherer?
- Diploma displayer, for short
- Diploma holder, casually
- Diploma holder, for short
- Diploma holder
- Diploma owner
- Endower in short
- Endowment donor, often
- Class Notes subject, informally
- Class Notes subject
- Class of '11 member, now
- Class of '18 member, for one
- Class of '19 member, e.g.
- Class of '77 member, now
- Class of '97 member, now
- Class of '97 member
- Class of '98 member, e.g.
- "Class of" person, for short
- Class reunion attendee
- Class reunion attendee, briefly
- Class reunion attendee, for short
- Class reunion attender
- Classmates.com patron
- Campus dorm's donor, often
- Campus fund-raising target, briefly
- Campus returnee, familiarly
- Campus returnee
- Clinton, vis-a-vis Yale
- Jefferson, to William and Mary
- Ex-member
- Donor drive target
- Dorm donor, often
- Double salt
- Former attendee
- Former band mem.
- Former band member
- Former BMOC, e.g.
- Coll. reuner
- College benefactor
- College booster, usually
- College donation drive target, briefly
- College donation drive target, for short
- College donor, often
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- College fund drive target
- College fund-raising target
- College fundraising target
- College giver
- College grad
- College graduate, for short
- Former member (Abbr.)
- Former member, for short
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- College mag recipient
- College mag subscriber, often
- College reunion attendee, for short
- College reunion attendee
- Former senior, for short
- Former senior, now
- Former senior
- Former singer
- Former sr.
- Former student, briefly
- Former student
- Ingredient in some dyes
- Colorless salt in baking powders.
- Colourless compound used in dyeing and tanning
- Kalinite's relative
- Textile-dyeing compound
- Many a booster
- Many a campus visitor
- Many a college applicant's interviewer, for short
- Many a college donor, briefly
- Many a college endower, casually
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- Many a college interviewer
- Many a donor, in brief
- Many a fan at homecoming
- Many a fundraising target
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- Many a homecoming fan
- Many a scholarship provider
- Many a school benefactor
- Many a team booster
- Many a univ. donor
- Many a university donor, informally
- Obama, to Columbia
- Obama vis-à-vis Columbia
- Student no more
- Stuff in styptic pencils
- Sheepskin holder
- Someone who went somewhere
- Occasional "S.N.L." host, to "S.N.L."
- Styptic
- Styptic agent
- Styptic application
- Styptic base
- Styptic compound
- Styptic material
- Styptic-pencil ingredient
- Styptic pencil ingredient
- Styptic-pencil stuff
- Styptic pencil stuff
- Styptic pencil
- Styptic stuff
- Styptic substance
- Styptic.
- Subject of a school magazine article
- Visitor to an old prof, perhaps
- Visitor to an old prof
- Music institute grad
- Musician's Institute grad
- "The Penn Stater" recipient
- W, vis-à-vis Yale
- Sulfate in styptic pencils
- Name on many a college hall, informally
- Name on many a dorm
- Old grad
- Member of reunion (Abbr.)
- One at a reunion
- Possible contributor to a school fundraiser
- Last year's senior
- One coming back for a reunion and reliving the good old days
- Potassium ____ (astringent)
- One in the class of '12 or '13, now
- Potential school donor, familiarly
- One of the grads
- One once at Brown, e.g.
- Lt. metal
- One reuning
- Relative of a grad
- Legacy student's relative, for short
- One who reunes
- Person at a reunion
- Person in a "Class of ..."
- One whose name is often followed by two digits
- Person in old yearbooks
- Person in the '00 class, e.g.
- Person involved in after-school activities?
- One with '18 after one's name, say
- One with a degree
- One with an old school tie
- One with an old school tie?
- Person who no longer has class?
- Light metal: Abbr.
- Prof's visitor, maybe
- Pickling ingredient
- Returning grad
- Reuner
- Reunion attendee, briefly
- Reunion attendee, for short
- Reunion attendee
- Reunion-goer, for short
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- Reuniongoer, briefly
- Reuniongoer, informally
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- Rice gatherer?
- Spike Lee, vis-à-vis NYU
- Wound application
- Scholarship drive target, for short
- Scholarship founder, often
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- Scholarship source, perhaps
- School Booster Club member
- School fund-drive target
- School grad
- School graduate, for short
- School newsletter recipient
- School reunion attendee, for short
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- School supporter, often
- Tanning sulfate
- Univ. contributor
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- Univ. supporter, often
- Univ. visitor, often
- Target of a coll. fundraiser
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- Target of a scholarship drive
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- Target of some fundraising
- University fund-raising target
- University grad
- University graduate, for short
- University newsletter recipient
- University supporter, briefly
- Yesteryear's senior, now
- Team booster, often
- USC reunion attendee
- Stereotypical pennant waver, colloquially
Recent Usage of Colourless compound used in dyeing and tanning in Crossword Puzzles
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- The Guardian Quick - Sept. 7, 2010
