Crossword Clue: Kill or ___
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Kill or ___"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kill or ___"
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- ___-all
- "___ the disease and kill the patient"
- ____ -all: panacea
- Be a good doctor
- Antibiotic, hopefully
- Antidote
- Add salt to, maybe
- Biotech's goal
- Ailment answer
- Aim of medical research, often
- Dry, as tobacco leaves
- Dry tobacco leaves, e.g.
- French parish priest
- French priest
- "Fascination Street" guys
- "Friday I'm in Love" band, with "The"
- Bug zapper?
- Countermeasure hopefully
- Discovery in the board game Pandemic
- Fix for an ailment
- Fix for what ails you
- Fix for what ails
- Fix
- Doctor
- Cancer researcher's goal
- Clinic offering
- Heal completely
- Heal or antidote
- Heal permanently
- Heal
- Healer's art
- Healing treatment
- Goal for some researchers
- Goal in much medical research
- Goal of a charity walk, often
- Goal of cancer research
- Good treatment
- Solution
- Solve, medically
- Kill or ___
- Purpose of many a shot
- Robert Smith band, with "The"
- Robert Smith's band, with "the"
- Put in the smokehouse, e.g.
- Put in the smokehouse
- Objective of some medical research
- Pain killer?
- Kipper
- "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me" band, with "The"
- Virologist's goal
- Treat, as meat
- Treat, as tobacco
- Treat meat, in a way
- Treat meat
- Treat successfully
- Treat wisely, and well
- Panacea
- Quinine, for malaria
- Succeed in treating
- Successful treatment
- Successfully treat
- M.D.'s concern
- Paris parish priest
- Parish priest, in France.
- Parish priest in Paris
- Parish priest of France.
- Parish priest
- Parish V.I.P.
- Means of correction
- Medical breakthrough
- Medical discovery
- Medical remedy
- Medical research goal
- Medical research grail
- Medical research objective
- Medical researcher's discovery
- Medical researcher's goal
- Medical researcher's quest
- Medical result
- Medical solution
- Medical success
- Medicine, one would hope
- Lasting treatment
- Pathologist's goal
- Practice medicine on
- Lourdes pilgrims' quest
- "Lovesong" singers, with "the"
- Penicillin, often
- Prepare for preservation
- Relief
- Permanent solution
- Remedy for a disease
- Remedy
- Preserve
- Preserve, as beef jerky
- Preserve, as ham
- Preserve, as meat
- Preserve, in a way
- Preserve meat by smoking
- Remove a bug from
- Magic bullet
- Research goal, at times
- Researcher's find
- Rest ___
- Rest and relaxation, for the overstressed
- Restore
- Restore — kipper
- Restore to good health
- Restore to health
- Make all better
- Make better — smoke
- Make better
- Physician's aim
- Physician's task
- Make healthy again
- Make healthy
- Make jerky
- Make jerky?
- Make perfect again
- Pickle, perhaps
- Pickle
- Make sound
- Make well again
- Make well
- Spa specialty
- Salt, dry or smoke
- Salt or smoke, e.g.
- Salt or smoke
- Salt, perhaps
- Work in a smokehouse
- What a mountebank's product won't do
- Tan, in a way
- What mountebanks' pills don't do
- What one takes at spa.
- What people with a common cold do not have
- Smoke, as a ham
- Smoke, as ham
- Smoke, e.g.
- Smoke, maybe
- Smoke meat
- Smoke or salt, maybe
- Smoke or salt
- Smoke, perhaps
- Smoke, say
- Smoke
- Snake oil, ostensibly
- Snake oil, purportedly
- Snake oil salesman's promise
- Snake oil, supposedly
Recent Usage of Kill or ___ in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kill or ___ in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 8, 1973
- New York Times - Nov. 24, 1971
