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- --- guzzler
- 16 (US)
- '70s shortage item
- __-guzzler
- __ guzzler
- __ station
- ___-guzzler
- ___-guzzler (car that gets poor mileage)
- ___-guzzler (car that needs lots of fuel)
- ___-guzzler (inefficient car)
- ___ guzzler
- ___ pedal
- ___ station (place to buy fuel)
- ___ station (where to buy fuel)
- Ammonia, e.g.
- An anesthetic
- Anaesthetic, laughing ...
- ___-X
- ____ guzzler
- Anesthetic
- Anesthetize, in a way
- ___Buddy (fuel price app)
- A dentist's number?
- Bean byproduct?
- Beano competitor
- Any inert element
- A number of dental patients?
- Any noble element
- Any "noble" element
- Any of the "noble" elements
- A state of matter
- A utility
- Beetle juice?
- Beetles go nowhere without it?
- Beetle's need
- Accelerator?
- Accelerator pedal
- Accelerator, so to speak
- Accelerator
- Accord requirement
- Argon, e.g.
- Argon, for one
- Argon, neon, or radon
- Argon or ethane
- Argon or helium
- Argon or krypton
- Argon or neon
- Argon or oxygen
- Argon or radon
- Argon or xenon
- Big part of a trucker's budget
- Atmosphere makeup
- Auto additive
- Auto fill
- Auto fluid
- Auto fuel
- Auto need
- Auto pedal
- Auto tank contents
- Auto-tank filler
- Auto tankful
- Automotive fuel
- Auto's tankful
- Blast
- Blather
- Blazer fuel
- Blimp's need
- Bloviation
- Blowtorch fuel
- Bluster, so to speak
- Bluster
- Blustery talk
- "All is ___ and gaiters": Dickens
- Boastful talk
- Bad thing to guzzle
- Bombast
- Bombastic talk
- Balloon content
- Balloon contents
- Balloon fill
- Balloon filler
- Balloon filling
- Balloon ingredient
- Balloon need
- Alternative to coal
- Alternative to oil
- Dashboard gauge
- Hipster's great time
- Interstate sign
- Freeway sign word
- Freeway sign
- Common fuel
- Boyle's law matter
- BP or Shell product
- Great time, in slang
- Great time, informally
- Great time, slangily
- Great time, to a hipster
- Great time
- Farrell's "___ House McGinty"
- Braggadocio
- Braggart's output
- Brake neighbor
- Brake's neighbor
- Freon, e.g.
- Freon or neon
- Fastball, in baseball slang
- Certain fuel
- Home fuel option
- Home heater
- Home-heating fuel
- Home heating option
- Home heating source
- Grill fuel
- "Eat Here and Get ___"
- Island purchase
- Delightful time
- Home utility
- Fuel
- Fuel at a filling station
- Fuel at the pump
- Fuel cylinder stuff
- Fuel for a car
- Fuel for a Corvette
- Fuel for a Fiero
- Fuel for a Ford
- Fuel for a Zeppelin
- Fuel for an automobile
- Fuel for an Expedition
- Fuel for freeways
- Fuel for Herbie
- Fuel for some guzzlers
- Fuel for some ranges
- Fuel for the fire
- Fuel for the grill
- Fuel for the road
- Fuel for US automobiles?
- Fuel in a car
- Fuel in a tank
- Fuel on the range
- Fuel sold by Citgo or Shell
- Fuel sold near a highway exit, often
- Fuel source for an automobile
- Fuel that can be released by fracking
- Fuel that has an octane number
- Fuel that's sometimes a liquid, ironically
- Fuel type
- Fuel (up)
- Fuel.
- It burns at Indy
- It can be a main feature
- It can be diesel or unleaded
- Dental administration?
- It can be leaded or unleaded
- It can be natural
- Dentist's administration
- Dentist's anesthetic
- Dentist's need
- Fume
- Fun time, in slang
- Fun time, slangily
- Fun time
- It can make a Jaguar run
- Hoot and a half
- Hoot
- Guff
- Furnace fuel
- Furnace input
- It fills in between E and F
- Ferrari fuel
- It gets pumped at a service station
- Either of the first two elements
- Fiat fuel
- Fiat or Ferrari filler
- Chat idly
- Gab
- Electric alternative
- Electric partner?
- Electric partner
- Guzzled product
- It makes an Accord go forward
- It makes an auto go
- It makes an Impala run
- It makes the van go
- Electric's partner
- Bromo target
- Fiesta fluid
- Hot air
- Element 7, 8, or 10
- Elemental form
- It may be laughing
- It may be natural or noble
- It may be natural
- It may be noble or ideal
- It may be noble or natural
- It may be premium
- It may burn on the range
- "Fill 'er up!" fill
- "Fill 'er up!" filler
- Fill 'er up filler
- "Fill 'er up" filler
- "Fill 'er up" fluid
- "Fill 'er up!" fuel
- "Fill 'er up!" liquid
- "Fill 'er up!" purchase
- "Fill 'er up!" stuff
- Fill the tank, with "up"
- Fill (up)
- Fill-up filler
- Fill-up fluid
- Household fuel
- Di-Gel target
- Filling station filler
- Filling station fuel
- Filling station supply
- Convenience store buy
- Chevron and BP sell it
- Chevron or Mobil product
- Chevron product
- Chew the rag?
- Chew the rag
- It might knock you out
- Cooking choice
- Cooking fuel option
- Cooking fuel
- Cooking option
- It shouldn't be passed at the dinner table
- Empty blather
- Empty rhetoric
- Empty talk in slang
- Empty talk
- Empty words
- Bunch of fun
- Chitchat
- Corner _____
- Bunsen burner fuel
- Chlorine, for one
- Chlorine or fluorine
- Burn it by stepping on it
- Burner fuel
- Burner output
- It's a driving concern
- Cost included in a Zipcar membership
- Cougar fuel
- Hydrocarbon fuel
- Hydrogen, e.g.
- Hydrogen, for one
- Hydrogen, neon, or oxygen
- Hydrogen or helium, for example
- Hydrogen or helium
- Hydrogen or neon
- Hydrogen or oxygen
- It's between E and F?
- Energy metaphor
- It's called "petrol" in England
- Energy source
- Energy
- Butane, e.g.
- Butane or methane, e.g.
- Butane or neon
- It's crude, then refined
- Engine driver
- It's dispensed from a hose
- Engine fuel
- It's expelled from an erupting volcano
- Butt's Corner ____
- Butt's Corner _____
- It's illegal to pump yourself in Oregon
- It's in a certain range
- Get it to go
- It's often bought at an island
- It's often passed in silence
- It's often stepped on
- It's often unleaded
- It's priced to 9/10 of a cent in the U.S.
- It's pumped at an island
- It's pumped at service stations
- It's pumped into a car's tank
- It's sold at Shell and BP stations
- Getty product
- Civic need?
- Idle talk, so to speak
- Flatulence
- If you're in a hurry, step on this
- Jabber
- Flivver fluid
- Flivver fuel
- Jaguars consume it
- He, e.g.
- Ethane, e.g.
- Ethane, for one
- Ethane or methane
- Ether
- Ethylene, e.g.
- Fluid put in a Ford
- Fluorine or chlorine
- Focus of Boyle's law
- Jeff Gordon goes nowhere without it
- Domestic fuel
- Heat source
- Heating choice
- Heating fuel, for some
- Heating fuel
- Heating option
- Jetta fuel
- Go-juice
- Car additive
- Car expense
- Car fill-up
- Car fluid
- Car fuel
- Car "go" liquid
- Car juice
- Car pedal
- Helium e.g.
- Helium, e.g.
- Helium, for example
- Helium, for one
- Helium or hydrogen
- Helium or neon, for example
- Helium or neon
- Helium or nitrogen, for example
- Helium or oxygen
- Helium
- Car tank filler
- Car-tank filler
- Car-tank fuel
- Car tankful
- Car tank's contents
- Carbon dioxide, e.g.
- Carbon dioxide, for example
- Ford Fiesta fuel
- Ford fluid
- Going concern?
- Explorer's need
- Form of fuel
- Car's fuel
- Car's need
- Car's tankful
- Hess station purchase
- Exxon offering
- Exxon product
- Exxon station purchase
- ExxonMobil product
- "Juice" for Jeff Gordon
- Juice
- Good time, informally
- Good time, slangily
- Good time
- Fab time
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash" is one?
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash" is one
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's a ___"
- "Jumping Jack Flash, it's a ___" (Rolling Stones lyric)
- Jupiter, mostly
- Driver's need
- Driver's pedal
- Driver's purchase
- Driving concern
- Driving demand
- Driving need
- Driving need?
- Fossil fuel
- Combustible fluid
- Highway sign.
- Highway sign word
- Highway sign
- Hilarious incident
- Protostar makeup
- Utility item
- Malibu fluid
- Malibu mover
- Malibu requirement
- Sequoia fluid
- Vacation expense, maybe
- Rightmost pedal
- Pipe contents, maybe
- Pipe contents, sometimes
- Pipe contents
- Pipeline contents
- Pit fluid
- Pit stop commodity
- Pit stop stuff
- Pit stop supply
- Service area buy
- Service station buy
- Service-station buy
- Service station combustible
- Service-station commodity
- Service station offering
- Service station product
- Service station purchase
- Van fuel
- Stomach problem
- Solid alternative
- Solid, liquid, ___ and plasma
- Rip-roaring good time
- Rip-roaring time
- Vapor
- Vapour fuel
- Vapour
- Ketene or phosgene
- Motor fuel
- Motoring must
- Motoring need
- Motorist's buy
- Motorist's need
- Many a noble element
- Novocain alternative
- Many an anesthetic
- Pump content
- Pump contents
- Pump gold
- Pump liquid
- Pump output
- Pump product
- Pump purchase
- Pump stuff
- Pumped item
- Pumped stuff
- Pumping stuff
- Stove fuel, often
- Stove fuel
- Stove option
- Total blast
- Road sign
- Road trip expense
- Road trip necessity
- Road trip need
- Number for a surgeon?
- Roadside purchase
- Roadside sign
- Roadsign, perhaps
- Purchase at Citgo
- Purchase from a BP station
- Purchase from a Mobil station
- Purchase from a pump
- Purchase from a Shell station
- Movement-controlling pedal
- Oven fuel
- Kind of bag or chamber
- Kind of bag or house
- Mower power, perhaps
- Kind of heat
- Kind of jet
- Kind of mask or main
- Kind of mask or pipe
- Kind of mask
- Oxygen, e.g.
- Oxygen, for instance
- Oxygen, for one
- Oxygen or helium, for example
- Oxygen or helium
- Oxygen or hydrogen, for example
- Oxygen or hydrogen
- Oxygen or neon
- Kind of meter
- Oasis "___ Panic!"
- The fill in "fill 'er up!"
- Ozone, e.g.
- Ozone, for one
- Wild time: Slang
- Wild time, slangily
- The G of LPG
- Marsh emanation
- Kind of station
- Kind of stove
- Plasma's kin
- Shell carries it
- Shell offering
- Shell product
- Shell stuff
- Windbag's output
- The "it" in "Step on it!"
- Shell's game?
- Shell's game
- Something graded between E and F?
- Mason Williams' ''Classical ___''
- Kinks "A Gallon of ___"
- Something to burn
- Subject of a '70s shortage
- Something to step on
- Traveler's fill-up
- Subject of Boyle's law
- Something very entertaining
- KITT's fuel
- Matter of Boyle's law
- Shoot the breeze
- Mustang food?
- Mustang mover
- Mustang mover?
- Mustangs go nowhere without it
- Rabbit food?
- W. W. I. weapon
- Krypton, e.g.
- Krypton, for one
- Krypton is one
- Krypton or neon
- Krypton or radon, e.g.
- Krypton or radon
- Krypton or xenon
- Mylanta target
- Soul food?
- Liquid that powers automobiles
- Oil alternative
- Poison with fumes
- Radon, e.g.
- Radon, for one
- N2O, e.g.
- Run out of ___
- Truck stop offering
- Truck-stop purchase
- Wonderful time
- Ran out of ___ (used up the fuel)
- Range fuel
- Range option
- Rap; chin
- Rap, in a way
- Rap
- Natural __
- Natural ___ (subject of "fracking" in 2012)
- Natural ___ (type of fuel)
- Natural ___
- Natural ____
- Natural or laughing
- Natural or mustard
- Natural or noble follower
- Natural resource
- Partner of food and lodging
- Partner of Food / Lodging
- Real blast
- Neat time
- Metered product.
- Metered utility
- Methane, e.g.
- Methane, for one
- Methane or butane
- Methane or ethane
- Methane or helium
- Methane or propane
- Really fun time
- Really good time
- Need for many autos
- Need for speed?
- Need on a road trip
- Post-beans issue
- Post-dinner issue
- Reason to stop on a road trip
- Neither a liquid nor a solid
- Laughing ---
- Laughing ___ (layman's term for the nitrous oxide used by dentists)
- Laughing e.g.
- Laughing, for one
- Laughing matter?
- Laughing or natural ___
- "Laughing" or "natural" follower
- Laughing or natural
- Laughing stuff?
- Neon e.g.
- Neon, e.g.
- Neon, for example
- Neon, for one
- Neon is an inert one
- Neon or argon
- Neon or freon
- Neon, or fuel for a Neon
- Neon or helium
- Neon or nitrogen
- Neon or oxygen
- Neon's state
- One might be noble
- Lot of fun, informally
- Lot of fun, slangily
- Prattle
- Leaded or unleaded item
- Pedal next to the brake
- Pedal that's next to the brake
- Pedal used to gun it
- Refined crude
- Refined fossil fuel
- One of the states of matter
- One of the three states of matter
- Regular, plus or super
- Regular purchase?
- Regular purchase
- Regular stuff found inside this puzzle's three longest answers
- People often get it with burritos
- One state of matter
- Premium purchase?
- "Premium" purchase
- Premium purchase
- Lemon juice?
- Nitrogen, e.g.
- Nitrogen, for instance
- Nitrogen or helium
- Nitrogen or neon
- Nitrogen or oxygen
- Nitrous oxide.
- Nitrous oxide, e.g.
- Nitrous oxide, for one
- Mobil product
- Pretentious talk
- Repeated word in the Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
- "Noble" element
- "Noble" thing
- Magniloquence
- Petrol
- Petrol, stateside
- Oomph
- Lewisite, e.g.
- Main contents
- Main delivery
- Nonliquid state
- Main feature?
- Phase hotter than liquid
- Problem caused by starchy foods
- Rest stop fuel
- Phosgene, for one
- Phosgene
- Result of a liquid's vaporization
- Monthly utility
- Monthy bill
- Product in pumps
- Product of Chevron or Shell
- Product of digesting too much Taco Bell, maybe
- Not a solid or liquid
- Order at Flo's V-8 Cafe in the animated movie "Cars"
- Propane, e.g.
- Propane or helium
- Propane or neon
- Pilot feeder?
- Pilot feeder
- Pilot light fuel
- Source of bloating
- Word after coal or tear
- Word after Corner
- Word after laughing or natural
- Word after mustard or natural
- Word after natural or noble
- Word after noble or natural
- Tums target
- Super time
- Word before pedal or pump
- Sign along an interstate
- Sign before some exits
- Supply for regular customers?
- Turnpike sign
- Sign on an interstate
- Sign word often seen before "next exit"
- Word repeated in "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
- Word that can precede the last word of the four longest puzzle answers
- TV's Corner ____
- Word with log or burner
- Speeders step on it
- Word with mask or meter
- Word with "mustard" or "natural"
- Word with ''mustard'' or ''natural''
- Word with "tank" or "range"
- Word with tank or range
- Word with tear or laughing
- Swell time
- Saturn, for the most part
- Welcome road sign, often
- Welcome road sign
- Type of station
- Type of stove
- Type of tank or stove
- Type of tank
- Thing to step on when in a hurry
- This might give you a laugh
- This might knock you out
- What a 4Runner runs on
- "What a ___!"
- What a car's fuel tank is filled with
- What a hybrid car uses less of
- What a Tesla doesn't need
- What a Tesla doesn't use
- Talk idly
- What Brits call "petrol"
- Xenon, e.g.
- Xenon, for one
- What ExxonMobil produces from crude oil
- Tank contents
- What H, O or N may represent
- Tank fill
- Tank filler
- Tank fuel
- Tankful
- Yak away
- Yak-yak on the dais
- Yak
- Yakety-yak
- Yakking
- What inefficient cars guzzle
- What "Jumpin" Jack Flash" is
- What limos guzzle
- What Mobil sells
- Starchy food might cause it
- What people in some pools save
- What some cars guzzle
- What some demons step on
- What some grills run on
- What some pedals control
- What some ranges are made for
- Unseen compound, often
- What Teslas don't take
- What Teslas run without
- What the British call "petrol"
- What the British refer to as "petrol"
- Tear or laughing follower
- You can cook with it
- What to 'fill 'er up' with
- You get it to go
- Tire fill
- What you might get with a bean burrito
- You may get it with burritos
- What you're running out of when you're running on empty
- You may step on it in a rush
- You might get it with a bean burrito
- You might get it with a burrito
- You might get some to go
- What's paid for at the pump
- Sedan liquid
- State of matter
- Station purchase
- Station ration
- Step on it
- Terrific time
- Terrific time, in slang
- Terrific time, informally
- Texaco station purchase
- Utility bill item
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- New York Times - May 22, 1987
