Crossword Clue: This could put you under
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- An anesthetic
- Anaesthetic gas
- Anaesthetic
- Anesthesia of old
- Anesthesia
- Anesthetic
- Anesthetic, formerly
- Anesthetic gas
- Anesthetic largely replaced by Halothane
- Anesthetic liquid
- Anesthetic of old
- Anesthetic of yore
- BBC realm
- A great composer?
- Antiknock additive
- Antiquated anesthetic
- A real knockout?
- Aristotle's "fifth element"
- Aromatic liquid formerly used as an anesthetic
- Aromatic solvent
- Beyond the stratosphere.
- Astronaut's milieu
- Air beyond the clouds, poetically
- Air beyond the clouds
- Air or heavens, to a poet
- Air, poetically
- Air, to a poet
- Air up there
- Airwaves
- Airwaves, informally
- Book of Mormon book
- Common solvent
- Certain anesthetic
- Early anaesthetic
- Early anesthesia
- Early anesthetic
- Early number?
- Early surgery aid
- Composition of outer space, in old belief
- Compound number?
- Dental anesthetic of old
- Dentist's gas
- Dentist's supply, once
- It can knock people out
- It can knock you out
- It can put you out
- It could knock you out
- Fifth classical element
- Fifth element, per Aristotle
- It put people to sleep, once
- It puts people out
- Gas
- Empyrean
- It will put you to sleep
- Chloroform cousin
- Chloroform kin
- Chloroform relative
- Chloroform substitute
- Chloroform's cousin
- Chloroform's predecessor
- Dimethyl ___ (aerosol propellant)
- It'll knock you out
- Dioxane, e.g.
- It'll put you to sleep
- Cosmos
- It's a gas!
- It's a gas?
- It's a gas
- It's a knockout
- It's a real knockout
- Disappear into the ___
- Discovery of a Spanish chemist in 1275
- Bygone anesthetic
- C4H10O
- Cousin of chloroform
- Flammable anesthetic
- Flammable liquid
- Flammable solvent
- Erstwhile anesthetic
- Ethyl oxide
- Clear blue sky
- Clear night sky, in poetry
- Clear sky.
- Clear sky, poetically
- Clear sky, to poets
- Clear sky
- Heady stuff
- Heavenly space
- Heavens
- Heavens, poetically
- Dr. Larch's drug in "The Cider House Rules"
- Dr. Morton's anesthetic
- Former anesthetic
- Cyberspace
- Former number?
- Inhalant anesthetic of the past
- Inhalation anesthetic of old
- Inhalation anesthetic, once
- Inhaled anesthetic of old
- Colorless liquid
- Colourless liquid used as a solvent
- Highly flammable liquid once used as an anaesthetic
- Highly flammable solvent
- Solvent for resins and fats
- Solvent, once used as anaesthetic
- Solvent
- Novocain predecessor
- Out-of-use anesthetic
- Outdated anesthetic
- Outer region of space
- Outer regions of space
- Outer space
- Number no longer used?
- Number no longer used
- Outmoded anesthetic
- Number that might be used when counting backward from 100?
- Number that's no longer used
- Number used no more?
- Kin of chloroform
- Who "In the ___"
- The clear sky.
- The clear sky
- Wide blue yonder
- The far-blue yonder
- Wild blue yonder
- Obsolete anesthetic
- The heavens
- Pleasant-smelling gas
- Volatile liquid used in solvents
- Volatile organic liquid once used as a general anaesthetic
- Volatile solvent
- Knock-out gas, once
- Knockout choice, once
- Knockout gas of old
- Knockout gas
- Knockout number?
- Knockout stuff
- The sky
- Lab liquid
- Old anaesthetic — three (anag)
- Old anaesthetic
- Old anesthetic
- Old dentist's supply
- Old-fashioned anesthetic
- Old hospital administration
- Old hospital supply
- Old knockout?
- Old knockout agent
- Old knockout cause
- Old knockout fumes
- Old knockout gas
- Old knockout
- Old number
- Old number?
- Old numbing compound
- Old numbing liquid
- Old operating room substance
- Old operating-room substance
- Old pre-op inhalant
- Old sleep aid?
- Old sleep-inducer
- Old sleep inducer
- Old sleeping aid?
- Old-style anesthetic
- Rare air
- Old surgery aid
- Rarefied air
- Old-time anesthetic
- Old-time knockout gas
- Old-time knockout
- Old-timey anesthetic [need a holiday gift? avxwords.com annual subscriptions are just $15]
- Part of the gasoline additive M.T.B.E.
- Old under-taker
- Passé anesthetic
- Passé gas
- Once-popular anesthetic
- Laughing-gas kin
- Potent anesthetic
- Lead-in to net
- Pre-Novocain application
- Pre-Novocain stuff
- Pre-op inhalant, once
- Region beyond the ozone
- One on it may be out of it
- One-time anesthetic
- Preoperative anesthetic of old
- Preoperative delivery of old
- Preoperative delivery, once
- One-time labratory solvent
- Preparation for drilling?
- Nitrous oxide predecessor
- Onetime anesthetic
- Onetime dental anesthetic
- Procaine predecessor
- Operating room substance of old
- Operating room substance, once
- Light gas
- The wide blue yonder
- The wild blue yonder
- There was a time it could knock you out
- Space out yonder
- Space, poetically
- Space, to poets
- Word from the Latin for "pure air"
- Surgeon's supply in the old days
- Surgeon's supply of yore
- Thin air
- Welsh alt-rock band
- This could put you under
- What a knockout!
- Sky
- Standard anesthetic, once
- What radio signals travel through, with "the"
- Upper air, poetically
- Upper air
- Upper atmosphere
- Upper places in space
- Upper reaches of space
- Upper reaches
- Upper region of space
- Upper regions of space.
- Upper regions of space, figuratively
- Upper regions of space, poetically
- Upper regions of space
- Upper regions
- Upper sky
- Upper space
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- New York Times - Sept. 7, 1991
