Crossword Clue: Kind of tongue
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- __ rain
- __ rock
- __ test
- ___ Jazz
- ___ rain (environmental hazard)
- ___ rain (lake pollutant)
- ___ rain
- ___ reflux (digestive problem)
- ___ reflux (stomach problem)
- ___ reflux
- ___ rock
- ___ rock (Hendrix genre)
- ___ rock (the Doors' and the Grateful Dead's music genre)
- ___ test
- Amino __
- Amino ___ (building block of protein)
- Amino ___ (compound in protein)
- Amino ___ (protein building block)
- Amino ___
- Amino ____
- Amino attachment
- Amino, boric or citric
- Amino, for one
- Amino or boric chaser
- Amino or boric
- Amino or citric
- Amino or hydrochloric
- ___ wash jeans
- ___-washed jeans
- Base antagonist?
- Base counterpart
- Base neutralizer
- Base opposer
- Baseless?
- Base's counterpart
- Base's opposite
- _____ rain
- Battery component
- Battery content
- Battery contents
- Battery fill
- Battery fluid
- Battery ingredient.
- Battery liquid
- Battery or folic
- Battery refill
- Battery stuff
- Battery substance
- A kind of test
- Beaker contents, maybe
- A lot of music from the '60s was made on it
- Anything below 7 on the pH scale
- Anything but basic
- Aqua fortis, e.g.
- Aqua fortis
- Beginning to a bad rain?
- Acetic __
- Acetic, for one
- Acetic or ascorbic, e.g.
- Acetic or boric
- Acetylsalicylic ___ (scientific name for aspirin)
- Beyond sarcastic
- Ascorbic ___
- Ascorbic or sulphuric
- Bicarbonate target
- Aspirin, e.g.
- Assist
- Astringent
- At the lower side of the pH scale
- Agent for many a trip
- Biting.
- Biting, as a remark
- Biting, as wit
- Biting or stinging
- Biting — tart
- Biting
- Bitter
- Bitterly sarcastic
- Avenged Sevenfold "___ Rain"
- Alkali counter
- Alkali neutralizer
- Alkali's opposite
- Alternative to magic mushrooms
- Alternative to mushrooms
- Alternative to mushrooms?
- Inspiration for Hunter S. Thompson
- Boric ___
- Boric ____
- Boric, e.g.
- Boric follower
- Cause of a sour taste
- Cause of heartburn
- Cause of much bellyaching?
- Cause of some bellyaching
- Cause of sour disposition
- Caustic compound
- Caustic etcher
- Caustic liquid
- Caustic material
- Caustic stuff
- Caustic substance that might be sulfuric or hydrochloric
- Caustic substance
- Caustic
- Far from basic
- Fatty __
- Fatty _____
- Deeply sarcastic
- Breakdown cause
- Certain test
- Compound with a low pH
- Eating stuff
- Deoxyribonucleic ___ (what "DNA" stands for)
- It can make you see things
- It causes a "Maalox moment"
- It has a low pH
- It has a pH below 7
- Electroplating stuff
- Destructive kind of rain
- Destructive rain
- H2SO4, e.g.
- It may be sulfuric
- Chemistry class liquid that reacts with a base
- It may have been dropped at Woodstock
- It might be dropped for a trip
- It reddens litmus paper
- Gastric ___
- Gastric juice, e.g.
- It turns litmus paper red
- It turns litmus red
- It was dropped at Woodstock
- It was dropped in the 60's
- It was dropped in the '60s
- Digestion aid
- Digestive aid
- Digestive fluid
- Enamel eroder
- Burn cause
- Burning liquid
- Burning substance
- Corrosive
- Corrosive battery chemical
- Corrosive battery fluid
- Corrosive chemical compound
- Corrosive chemical
- Corrosive compound
- Corrosive fluid
- Corrosive liquid
- Corrosive stuff
- Corrosive substance
- It'll make you see things
- It's been taken for many trips
- It's below 7 on the pH scale
- Hydrochloric ___
- Hydrochloric e.g.
- Hydrochloric, e.g.
- Hydrochloric, for one
- Hydrochloric or amino, e.g.
- Hydrochloric or amino
- Hydrochloric solution
- Hydrofluoric ___
- It's done at psychedelic shows
- It's dropped for kicks
- Citric __
- Citric ___ (substance found in lemons)
- Citric ___
- Citric ____
- It's not basic
- Its pH is below 7
- Flaming Lips comp "Finally the Punk Rockers Are Taking ___"
- Having a pH below 7
- DNA component?
- DNA, e.g.
- DNA part
- If you drop this you'll trip
- If you drop this, you're sure to trip
- Ill-natured
- Ill-tempered.
- HCl or HF
- "I'm the gypsy, the ___ queen"
- Etcher's application
- Etcher's buy
- Etcher's fluid
- Etcher's liquid
- Etcher's material
- Etcher's medium
- Etcher's need
- Etcher's purchase, perhaps
- Etcher's purchase
- Etcher's solution
- Etcher's stuff
- Etcher's substance
- Etcher's supply
- Etching agent
- Etching aid
- Etching chemical
- Etching compound
- Etching fluid
- Etching liquid
- Etching need
- Etching solution
- Etching stuff
- Etching substance
- Folic ___
- Folic, e.g.
- Folic for one
- Folic, for one
- Heartburn cause
- Jimi Hendrix's rock genre
- Car battery component
- Car battery fluid
- Carbolic ___
- Carbolic and sulphuric ender
- Carbolic or acetic
- Indicated by a litmus test
- Indigestion cause
- Cutting
- Extremely sharp
- HF or HCl
- Dripping with sarcasm
- Dangerous kind of rain
- Dropped drug
- "Dropped" hallucinogen
- Dropped stuff
- Drug that was often "dropped" in the 1960s
- Proton donor
- Stinging
- Psychedelic show drug
- Stomach botherer
- Stomach liquid
- Like gastric juice
- Stomach product
- Stomach stuff
- Stop bath component
- "The __ Queen" The Who
- The "A" in DNA
- The "A" in "DNA"
- The ''A'' in DNA
- The "A" in RNA
- Rock genre
- Rock subgenre
- Rock type
- Rock variety
- Sharp and biting
- "The Electric Kool-Aid ___ Test"
- Sharp, like wit
- Kind of indigestion
- Sharp, sour
- Sharp-tongued
- Sharp
- Vicious
- Kind of rain or rock
- Kind of rain or test
- Kind of rain
- Kind of rock or rain
- Kind of rock
- Rolaids target
- Some take it for trips
- Like some rain
- Kind of test
- Kind of test or rain
- Kind of tongue
- Like some terrible reviews
- Kind of wit or test
- Stuff in a chemistry lab
- Stuff in batteries
- Like some wit
- Vinegar, chemically
- Vinegar, e.g.
- Vinegar, essentially
- Vinegar, for one
- Vinegar is one
- Vinegary
- Subject of some 1960s CIA research
- Vitamin C, e.g.
- Vitamin C, for one
- Vitriolic
- Like Wilde's wit
- Substance for etching
- Substance such as HCl
- Substance with a low pH
- Substance with a pH below 7
- Substance with pH of less than 7
- The red of litmus tests
- Parietal cell secretion
- Trip agent?
- Trip mechanism?
- Trip provider?
- Liquid in a battery
- Liquid in a car battery
- Liquid in some batteries
- Liquid that burns
- Liquid that can eat through metal
- Liquid that might leak from a battery
- Tripper's drug
- Tripping stuff
- Lab fluid
- Lab liquid
- Rain contaminator
- Rain pollutant
- Lithographer's material
- Lactic ____
- Lactic or xanthic
- Litmus-paper reactant
- Litmus paper reddener
- Litmus reddener
- Litmus-reddening substance
- Litmus test result
- Litmus test substance
- Sulfuric ___
- Sulfuric ____
- Sulfuric, for one
- Sulfuric or carbolic substance
- Sulfuric or hydrochloric follower
- Sulfuric substance
- Sulphuric, for one
- Sulphuric or citric
- Sulphuric or nitric
- Sour; biting
- Sour compound
- Sour liquid
- Sour — sharp
- Sour substance
- Sour-tasting substance
- Sour-tasting
- Sour to the taste
- Sour — vitriolic
- Sour
- Part of a storage battery.
- Part of DNA
- Nasty, as a comment
- Nasty
- Part of RNA
- Part of the drug scene
- One kind of rain
- One kind of test
- One litmus test conclusion
- Lawn liming target
- Pectic, e.g.
- Milk of magnesia target
- Reflux cause
- Low-pH
- Low pH
- Low-pH chemical
- Low-pH compound
- Low-pH material
- Low-pH solution
- Low-pH stuff
- Low-pH substance
- One on the low end of a 1-14 scale
- LSD
- LSD, colloquially
- LSD, e.g.
- LSD, familiarly
- LSD, in slang
- LSD, informally
- LSD, slang
- LSD, slangily
- Niacin, e.g.
- Niacin is one
- Pepto-Bismol target
- Lemon juice, e.g.
- Lemony
- Lysergic, for one
- "Maalox moment" cause
- Lennon's drug choice
- Reminiscent of vinegar
- Nitric ___
- Nitric or boric
- Mad scientist's flaskful
- Prilosec target
- Non-alkali
- Mordant for Durer or Hogarth
- Mordant
- More than sarcastic
- The Who "The ___ Queen"
- The Who's "Queen" off "Tommy"
- The Who's "The ___ Queen"
- Word after lactic or sulphuric
- Tums target
- Word before rain or rock
- Word before rain or test
- Word before rock or rain
- Word before test or trip
- Salicyclic for one
- Salicylic, e.g.
- Word that can follow "folic" or "sulfuric"
- Word that can follow "nitric" or "sulfuric"
- Silicic ___
- Word with indigestion or test
- Word with rain or rock
- Word with "rain" or "test"
- Word with rock
- Word with rock and salt
- Word with rock or rain
- Word with rock, rain or test
- Word with sulfuric or hydrochloric
- Word with test or rain
- Sarcasm
- Sarcastic — tart
- Sarcastic
- Type of indigestion or test
- Type of rain
- Type of rock or rain
- Type of rock
- Type of test
- Typical catalyst for a trip
- Scathing
- Scathing, as criticism
- Scathingly sarcastic
- This can be dropped
- This turns litmus red
- Slang term for LSD
- What alkali neutralizes
- Tannic or boric, e.g.
- What lawn liming reduces
- What lemon adds to a dish, in food lingo
- Target of milk of magnesia
- Tart
- Tart on the tongue
- What red indicates in litmus tests
- What the "A" in "DNA" stands for
- Timothy Leary dropped it
- Tina Turner "___ Queen"
- What tomatoes add to a dish, in foodie lingo
- What turns blue litmus paper red
- You might drop it
- You might trip on it
- You'll trip if you drop it
- Zantac target
- Users drop it
- Test or rock lead-in
- Test variety
Recent Usage of Kind of tongue in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 24, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 19, 2002
- New York Times - June 6, 1995
