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• ___ rain

• ___ rain (Lake Ontario concern)

• ___ reflux

• ___ rock

• ___ rock (Jefferson Airplane genre)

• ___ test

• ___-washed jeans

• '60s drug

• 46 Rock of the past

• 57 Beta ___ (one of the two resins in hops)

• A lot of music from the '60s was made on it

• A Spanish hero is tart

• Acerbic

• Acetic ___

• Acetylsalicylic ___ (aspirin)

• Agent for many a trip

• Alkali alternative

• Alkali balancer

• Alkali counter

• Alkali neutralizer

• Alkali's opposite

• Alternative to mushrooms

• Amino ___

• Amino attachment

• Amino or boric

• Amino or boric chaser

• Amino or citric

• Amino or hydrochloric

• Amino or tannic

• Amino, boric or citric

• Amino, e.g.

• Amino, for one

• Ascorbic ___

• Ascorbic or sulphuric

• Aspirin, e.g.

• Base antagonist?

• Base neutralizer

• Base opposite

• Base's antithesis

• Base's counterpart

• Baseless?

• Battery ___

• Battery component

• Battery content

• Battery fill

• Battery fluid

• Battery liquid

• Battery or folic

• Battery stuff

• Beginning to a bad rain?

• Beginning to rain?

• Bell spilled it

• Beyond sarcastic

• Bicarbonate target

• Biting

• Biting a hand holding the first piece of cake (4)

• Biting sarcasm

• Biting wit

• Biting, as a remark

• Biting, as wit

• Bitter

• Boric ___

• Boric follower

• Boric or amnio

• Boric or sulfuric

• Boric, e.g.

• Breakdown cause

• Burn cause

• Car battery component

• Car battery's corrosive content

• Carbolic ___

• Carbolic and sulphuric ender

• Cause of much bellyaching?

• Cause of some bellyaching

• Cause of sour disposition

• Caustic

• Caustic compound

• Caustic stuff

• Certain test

• Citric ___

• Citric, for instance

• Compound with a low pH

• Corrosive

• Corrosive battery chemical

• Corrosive chemical

• Corrosive compound

• Corrosive etcher

• Corrosive liquid

• Corrosive stuff

• Corrosive substance

• Cutting

• Digestion aid

• Digestive fluid

• DNA component?

• DNA part

• DNA's A

• Dropped drug

• Dropped stuff

• Druggies might drop it

• Eating stuff

• Element of A.G. Bell's serendipity

• Etcher's buy

• Etcher's fluid

• Etcher's liquid

• Etcher's material

• Etcher's medium

• Etcher's need

• Etcher's purchase

• Etcher's purchase, perhaps

• Etcher's solution

• Etcher's substance

• Etcher's supply

• Etching agent

• Etching aid

• Etching fluid

• Etching liquid

• Etching material

• Etching need

• Extremely sharp

• Fatty ___

• Folic for one

• Folic or boric

• Having a pH below 7

• Having a pH value of less than 7

• HCl, for one

• Heartburn cause

• Help absorbing cold corrosive liquid (4)

• Help carrying cold, corrosive liquid (4)

• Horror film vatful

• Hydrochloric ___

• Hydrochloric or amino

• Hydrochloric or amino, e.g.

• Hydrochloric or boric

• Hydrochloric solution

• Hydrochloric, for one

• Hydrofluoric ___

• Ill-natured

• Indicated by a litmus test

• Indigestion cause

• Inspiration for Hunter S. Thompson

• It breaks down food in the stomach

• It has a low pH

• It has a pH below 7

• It may be fatty

• It may leak from a battery

• It reddens litmus paper

• It turns litmus paper red

• It turns litmus red

• It was dropped at Woodstock

• It was dropped in the '60s

• It was dropped in The Sixties

• It'll make you see things

• It's been taken for many trips

• It's done at psychedelic shows

• It's dropped for kicks

• It's not basic

• Its pH is below 7

• Jimi Hendrix's rock genre

• Kind of indigestion

• Kind of rain

• Kind of rock

• Kind of rock or jazz

• Kind of rock or rain

• Kind of test

• Kind of test or rain

• Kind of tongue

• Kind of wit or test

• Lawn liming target

• Leary tripped on it

• Lemon juice, e.g.

• Lemony

• Lennon's drug choice

• Like gastric juice

• Like limes

• Like nasty remarks

• Like some rain

• Like some terrible reviews

• Like some tongues

• Like some wit

• Litmus reddener

• Litmus test possibility

• Litmus test result

• Litmus tester

• Litmus-paper reactant

• Litmus-paper reddener

• Litmus-reddening liquid

• Litmus-reddening substance

• Litmus-test chemical

• Low-pH

• Low-pH chemical

• Low-pH compound

• Low-pH liquid

• Low-pH solution

• Low-pH stuff

• Low-pH substance

• LSD

• LSD or HCl

• LSD, colloquially

• LSD, informally

• LSD, slangily

• LSD, to users

• Maalox moment cause

• Maalox target

• Metal eater

• Mordant

• Mordant for Durer or Hogarth

• More than sarcastic

• Nasty

• Nasty, as a comment

• Niacin, e.g.

• Niacin, for one

• Not base

• One kind of rain

• One litmus test conclusion

• Parietal cell secretion

• Part of DNA

• Pepto-Bismol target

• pH factor factor

• Proton donor

• Rain contaminator

• Rain pollutant

• Reason for Rolaids

• Reflux cause

• RNA, for one

• Rock genre

• Rock subgenre

• Rock type

• Rock variety

• Rolaids target

• Salicyclic for one

• Sarcasm

• Sarcastic

• Scathing, as criticism

• Scathingly sarcastic

• Sharp

• Sharp to the taste

• Sharp-tongued

• Sharp, like wit

• Some rockers dropped it in the '60s

• Sort of rock or jazz

• Sour

• Sour compound

• Sour stuff

• Sour stuff may trail ant

• Sour substance

• Sour-tasting

• Sour-tasting substance

• Stinging

• Stomach botherer

• Stomach product

• Stomach stuff

• Stomach woe

• Stuff that breaks down food in the stomach

• Stuff that can be dropped

• Substance with a low pH

• Sulfuric or hydrochloric follower

• Sulfuric substance

• Sulfuric, for example

• Tagamet target

• Tangy

• Target of milk of magnesia

• Tart

• Tart on the tongue

• Test or rock lead-in

• Test subject

• Test variety

• The ___ Queen (Tommy tune)

• The A in DNA

• The Electric Kool-Aid ___ Test

• This can be dropped

• This was dropped at Woodstock

• Timothy Leary dropped it

• Trenchant

• Trip agent?

• Trip requirement

• Tripper's drug

• Tummy trouble

• Tums target

• Type of jazz

• Type of rain

• Type of rain or test

• Type of rock

• Type of rock or rain

• Type of test

• Type of wit

• Users drop it

• Any of various water-soluble compounds having a sour taste and capable of turning litmus red and reacting with a base to form a salt

• A powerful hallucinogenic drug