Poison |
Element 33 |
Poison, As |
Toxic element |
Strong poison |
Deadly poison |
As, chemically |
#33 on a table |
Deadly element |
As, in formulas |
As, to Einstein |
Whodunit poison |
Metallic element |
___ and Old Lace |
As, for Einstein |
Christie element |
Pesticide poison |
Rat poison poison |
Poisonous element |
Toxicology concern |
Old lace's partner? |
Partner of Old Lace |
Mystery-story poison |
Pesticide ingredient |
One of the metalloids |
Poison in a 1939 play |
Insecticide ingredient |
Old Lace" accompaniment |
Companion of "Old Lace. |
Element in insecticides |
Murder mystery element? |
Poison in some mysteries |
Poison in some whodunits |
As, on the periodic table |
Element of many whodunits |
Straight As in chemistry? |
Poisonous atomic number 33 |
What gets As in chemistry? |
Element in murder mysteries |
Killer in a Kesselring play |
Poison in classic mysteries |
Poison used in a play and film |
Killer in some murder mysteries |
Once-common pesticide component |
Napoleon's rumored cause of death |
Subject of a Lindsay-Crouse play. |
Element of many murder mysteries? |
___ and Old Lace" (play and movie) |
Chemical element in some whodunits |
Element forming poisonous compounds |
Suspected cause of Napoleon's death |
Element in many Agatha Christie books |
___ and Old Lace" (1944 Cary Grant film) |
Element" of surprise in a murder mystery? |
Poison used in pesticides and weedkillers |
___ and Old Lace" (Joseph Kesselring play) |
Poison used by old ladies in an old comedy |
It's below phosphorus on the periodic table |
Elderberry wine additive, in a classic film |
It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics |
Elderberry wine additive, in a Kesselring play |
One of two elements that ends with the letter C |
Abby and Martha's poison of choice, in a 1939 play |
Ingredient of the Brewster sisters' elderberry wine |
Cause of Philip Boyes's death in a Dorothy Sayers novel |
Lethal additive to elderberry wine, in a Kesselring black comedy |