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