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ACIDS is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for ACIDS.

109 total results for ACIDS( score: 50 )

48 results for ACIDS from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat Dec 2, 202332DOne side of a chemistry scaleRoyce FergusonShortz
Sat Jan 21, 202341DThey're far from basicDavid DistenfeldShortz
Mon Dec 12, 202234ALow-pH liquidsAnthony J. Caruso and Zhouqin BurnikelShortz
Tue Aug 2, 202262ALemon juice and vinegar, for twoJay Kaskel and Daniel KantorShortz
Thu Jun 3, 20218DThings that are far from basic?Kyra Wilson and Sophia MaymudesShortz
Wed Mar 31, 202166AThey turn litmus paper red (3)Trenton CharlsonShortz
Tue Nov 17, 20205ALemon juice and vinegar, e.g.Kyle DolanShortz
Sat Aug 29, 202048DThey're not basicMichael HawkinsShortz
Fri Jun 1, 201833DCounterparts of tannins, in wine tastingAndrew J. RiesShortz
Sat Dec 2, 201711DVinegar and lime juiceMark DiehlShortz
Fri Sep 22, 201729DOne end of the pH scaleDavid SteinbergShortz
Fri Apr 21, 201719DEating thingsDamon GulczynskiShortz
Tue Aug 9, 201648AThey turn litmus paper red (3)Andrea Carla MichaelsShortz
Fri Dec 4, 201530DVinegar and othersMartin Ashwood-SmithShortz
Mon Jun 22, 20155ALemon juice and coffee, on the pH scaleJoel FaglianoShortz
Thu Nov 20, 201430DEtching suppliesTimothy PolinShortz
Sun Aug 10, 201453AOne side of the pH scaleElizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Wed Sep 4, 201331DFatty ___ (2)Joel FaglianoShortz
Mon Jun 17, 201311DTums targets (2)Johanna Fenimore and Andrea Carla MichaelsShortz
Sat Mar 16, 201350DThey're not basic thingsJulian LimShortz
Thu Dec 6, 201262ASubstances low on the 49-AcrossJill Denny and Jeff ChenShortz
Thu Sep 23, 20106DSee 27-AcrossDavid J. KahnShortz
Tue Aug 31, 201055DThey turn litmus paper red (3)Paula Gamache and Ed SteinShortz
Sun Nov 15, 200929AAminos, e.g.Elizabeth C. GorskiShortz
Tue Mar 4, 20085AGastric juices, e.g.Kevin DonovanShortz
Thu Dec 27, 200740AStomach contentsJim LeedsShortz
Thu Sep 7, 20067DCauses of breakdownsLucy Gardner AndersonShortz
Thu Apr 20, 200631DEtching fluidsJoe DiPietroShortz
Wed Oct 5, 20057DTums' targets (2)Nancy SalomonShortz
Mon Sep 29, 200310DCitric and othersRichard ChisholmShortz
Tue May 27, 200354DCorrosive liquidsPAtrick MErrellShortz
Mon Oct 7, 200252DThey have pH's of less than 7Greg StaplesShortz
Wed Feb 27, 200263AHCl and othersBrendan Emmett QuigleyShortz
Sat Oct 13, 20014AChem lab collectionJim PageShortz
Tue Jun 19, 200133DH2SO4 and suchTyler HinmanShortz
Wed Nov 29, 20001ALitmus reddeners (3)Peter GordonShortz
Fri Oct 8, 199947DNiacin and vitamin CNancy SalomonShortz
Thu Sep 9, 199929DTummy troublersSam Bellotto Jr.Shortz
Fri Jun 27, 199750DThey have low pH'sDean NilesShortz
Thu Jun 26, 199759AStomach ___ (2)Martin Ashwood-SmithShortz
Sun Mar 16, 1997121AFatty ___ (2)David J. KahnShortz
Thu Feb 20, 199748DLitmus reddeners (3)D. J. KahnShortz
Sat Feb 8, 19979DLitmus reddeners (3)G. R. FergusonShortz
Wed Dec 25, 199653DThese can be citricN. S. RossShortz
Sun Jul 30, 199568ANiacin and othersCharles M. DeberShortz
Fri Mar 17, 199519ABase neutralizersRandolph RossShortz
Thu Feb 16, 19951DSubstances with low pHChristopher HurtShortz
Sat Dec 17, 199420DStomach ___ (2)Chuck DeodeneShortz
3 results for ACIDS from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
May 31, 2020Panda24DThey balance bases using a discAndrew J. RiesShortz
Dec 23, 2001Panda20ANos. on room coolers?Mel TaubShortz
Apr 18, 1999Diagramless48DLow-pH substancesFred PiscopShortz
58 results for ACIDS from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat Jul 17, 199342AChemists' substancesRobert H. WolfeMaleska
Wed May 19, 199333DThey redden litmusJune A. BoggsMaleska
Fri May 7, 199351AEtchers' needsEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Sun Oct 4, 199261DStomach churnersRandolph RossMaleska
Sat Nov 23, 199110DSour substancesKevin BoyleMaleska
Tue Aug 13, 199132AEtchers' needsBetty HinmanMaleska
Wed Feb 6, 19911AAmino and tannic ___Joy L. WoukMaleska
Sun Jun 24, 199060AEtchers' purchasesJack R. HarnesMaleska
Wed Jan 10, 199055DThey turn litmus redReginald L. JohnsonMaleska
Sun Aug 21, 198822AEtchers' needsT. W. UnderhillMaleska
Wed Jan 20, 198847AAmino ___ (metabolic group)WhittenMaleska
Tue Mar 24, 198732AEtching agentsLouis SabinMaleska
Sun Mar 8, 198732ASome corrosivesWilson McBeathMaleska
Sun Feb 22, 198728ASour substancesDorothy SmitonickMaleska
Tue May 24, 198349AThey turn litmus redJudson G. TrentMaleska
Tue Oct 12, 198233DCorrosivesA. J. SantoraMaleska
Wed Jul 28, 198231ABoric and prussic ___Nancy McCarthyMaleska
Sun Jun 10, 19791DAlkalis' oppositesMaura B. JacobsonMaleska
Sun Jun 4, 1978126AEtching materialsChet CurrierMaleska
Sun Mar 12, 1978107AFolic and formicWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Wed Aug 3, 197752DAmino and othersAlfio MicciMaleska
Mon Aug 1, 19779ASubstances used by etchersTeresa HealyMaleska
Tue May 25, 197628DVinegar, etc.Jack L. SteinhardtWeng
Sat Feb 15, 197563ABoric and carbolicAlice H. KaufmanWeng
Thu Aug 15, 197413DSour thingsReginald L. JohnsonWeng
Sat Jul 13, 19748DCarbolic and aminoBert BeamanWeng
Tue Jun 18, 19747ACorrosivesJack LuzzattoWeng
Thu Jul 19, 197352DSour substancesUnknownWeng
Mon Jan 31, 197265AAmino et al.UnknownWeng
Sun Jul 26, 197069ASour substancesAdelyn LewisWeng
Sat Dec 30, 196744ALaboratory substances.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Mon Sep 5, 196634ANiacin and others.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 14, 196672ACorrosives.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sat Sep 19, 196423ASour substances.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jun 14, 1964102ALab items.Anthony MorseFarrar
Thu Mar 14, 196330ALaboratory essentials.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Thu Aug 16, 19623DCorrosives.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jul 26, 196140DChemicals.UnknownFarrar
Thu Jul 20, 196134ANitric and citric.UnknownFarrar
Sat Oct 1, 19605APrussic, acetic, etc.UnknownFarrar
Sat Aug 6, 196049ANitric and sulphuric.UnknownFarrar
Sun Oct 5, 195860DDyestuffs.Sidney LambertFarrar
Tue Aug 12, 19587DLaboratory substances.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Tue Jul 22, 19587DNitric and citric.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Sun Mar 30, 195822DAmino ___.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Sat Feb 1, 19589DEtching liquids.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Wed Feb 8, 19566DChemical compounds.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Wed Jan 18, 195647DNitric and citric.UnknownFarrar
Fri May 14, 195433ATannic and sulphuric.Edward EarlyFarrar
Fri Sep 5, 195252DEtchers' equipment.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jul 18, 195222DSour things.UnknownFarrar
Fri Oct 12, 19511DPrussic, boric, etc.UnknownFarrar
Sun Sep 9, 195191DNitric and prussic.Jules ArensbergFarrar
Mon Jun 4, 195129DChemicals used in dyes.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 14, 195082DCorrosives.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Aug 14, 194981DSour substances.Elizabeth PattersonFarrar
Sun Jul 7, 194674AEtching materials.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Feb 3, 194655APowerful caustics.Louis JenkinsFarrar
Anagrams:CAIDS, ASDIC, CADIS, SADIC
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