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Other crossword clues for answer "GAS"

GAS
Common liquid fuel, oddly
Panicked search on Google Maps, maybe
Argon or xenon
Home heater
Pump product
Stove fuel
__-guzzler
Coal or mustard
Furnace fodder
Incessant talk
Loads of fun
Natural fuel
What a ___!
Big buzz
Neon, for one
Need to keep on trucking?
Nonconcern for Tesla owners
People often get it with burritos
Report from the rear?
Bean byproduct?
Flatulence
Energy trader's commodity
Stove stuff
Driving need
Wind
Commodity whose price always ends in a tenth of a cent
Lowered expense for a hybrid driver
Accelerator
One may be noble
Beetle juice?
Tank contents
Main ingredient?
Driver's need
Blowtorch fuel
Regular purchase?
Shell stuff
You may get it with burritos
Monthly utility
Pumping stuff
You might get it with a bean burrito
Monthy bill
Pump stuff
You might get it with a burrito
Great time
Juice
Chatter
Range fuel
Mustang fodder
Highway sign
Pump purchase
Heating option
Bromo target
Piped fuel
Tankful
Highway purchase
Empty talk
Stove option
Bombastic talk
Slang for fast pitches
Kia filler
Hoot and a half
Bluster
Cooking option
Hot air
Radon, for one
Petro Canada product
Alberta export
Alberta resource
It may expand indefinitely
Dental anesthetic
Novocain alternative
Molotov-cocktail filler
Dental administration?
Good time
Boyle's law matter
Dentist's need
Subject of Boyle's law
Bloviation
Filling material?
It's invisible when it's natural
Something punched by a foot
You can use it to get up to speed
Fill (up)
It'll get you going
It'll make you move
Hard fastball, in baseball lingo
Highlander's necessity
See 41-Across
The Canadian slang "hoser" originally referred to thieves who stole it
Ford fuel
Freon or neon
Kind of mask
Regular or premium, e.g.
Service station stuff
Something punched for speed
Delight, to a hipster
It may be noble or natural
Laughing, for one
Lexus liquid
Regular or high-test
Supply for regular customers?
Jumpin' Jack Flash, to the Stones
'70s shortage
Fiat fuel
It may be laughing
Krypton, for one
Laughing matter?
Lincoln liquid
Mustard, for one
Neon or freon
One cause of inflation
Shell product
Speeders step on it
___-guzzler
It may be natural or noble
It's a knockout in the OR
Krypton is one
Partner of food and lodging
What inefficient cars guzzle
Must for a Mustang
Tank filler
Ford "food"
Guff
It gets pumped
It keeps the Tempo going
Krypton or radon
Tear or laughing follower
Throttle
Brake neighbor
Inflation cause?
This might knock you out
It may be natural
Saturn makeup
It may be regular or premium
Regular buy?
It's a driving concern
Petrol
Pit stop commodity
Yakety-yak
Boastful talk
Pedal next to the brake
Word with mask or meter
Fossil fuel
Ketene or phosgene
Regular stuff found inside this puzzle's three longest answers
Sign along an interstate
Argon or krypton
Fill-up filler
Fill-up fluid
Flivver fluid
Fuel for the fire
Hilarious incident
Need on a road trip
Eat Here and Get ___
Either of the first two elements
Fuel for some guzzlers
Heat source
Hoot
Neon or nitrogen
Neon, e.g.
Total blast
A dentist's number?
Alternative to coal
Fiesta fluid
Sign along a highway
Balloon filler
Fuel for a Ford
Methane or propane
Nitrous oxide, e.g.
Car fuel
Word after natural or noble
Driving concern
Island purchase
Natural or noble follower
Premium purchase
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Krypton, e.g.
Pitcher's fastest stuff
Argon or helium
Word with heater or meter
Hummer's guzzle
Energy
Road sign
Shoot the bull
Talk nonsense
Cooking fuel
Fuel at the pump
Marsh product
Mercury or Saturn fuel
Argon or neon
Bunsen burner fuel
Laughing ___
Talk nonsense to
Turnpike sign word
Waht some guzzlers guzzle
Get ready to roll, with "up"
Nitrogen or helium
Real good time, man
Seville filler
Blast
Fuel from an island
Laughing or tear follower
Fab time
Great time, slangily
Ethane or methane
Pump output
Word that can precede the last word of the four longest puzzle answers
Fill 'er up! fill
Gab
It's pumped at an island
Jabber
Malibu requirement
Subject of a '70s shortage
Guzzled product
Jetta fuel
Neon or argon
Neon's state
Fill 'er up filler
Any inert element
Lot of fun, slangily
__ station
One of the states of matter
One of the three states of matter
57-Down filler
State of matter
What to add when the 59-Across gets low
Cooking choice
Electric alternative
Neat time
TUMS target
Utility bill item
Delightful time
Highway sign word
35-Across, e.g.
Freeway sign word
Great time, in slang
Malibu mover
Natural __
Natural resource
Roadside purchase
Word with log or burner
Atmosphere makeup
Fun time
It can be natural
It's often bought at an island
Neon, or fuel for a Neon
Sign word often seen before "next exit"
Yakking
Fuel for some furnaces
Fuel for some grills
Fuel from a pump
Fun time, in slang
It's crude, then refined
Grill fuel
Main delivery
Energy metaphor
Oxygen or hydrogen
Pretentious talk
Repeated word in the Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
What H, O or N may represent
Fill 'er up fluid
Fuel in a tank
Movement-controlling pedal
Road trip need
Energy one might run out of
It's a liquid, paradoxically
Lincoln's need
Oxygen, e.g.
Really good time
Teslas don't need it
Noble __
See 78-Across
Truck's tankful
5-Down fuel
Mini mover
Need for some hybrids
Neon or xenon
Brake's neighbor
Fuel type
Helium, for one
Shell purchase
What you "fill 'er up" with
Word on a highway sign
Auto fuel
Service-station purchase
Swell time
Empty words
Ethane, e.g.
Hipster's great time
Ripping good time
Freon, for one
It's often unleaded
Mining hazard
Nitrogen, for instance
Fuel
Good time, to a hipster
In may be inert
Oil alternative
Filling station sign
Service-station offering
Helium or hydrogen
Oxygen or helium
Xenon, for one
51 Across fuel
Car-tank filler
Helium or oxygen
Nitrous oxide, for one
Pipeline contents
Hydrogen or helium
The "it" in "Step on it!"
Auto-tank filler
Service-station commodity
Vacation expense, maybe
Magniloquence
Unseen compound, often
Fill the tank, with "up"
Hydrogen or neon
Something very entertaining
Accelerator, so to speak
Car-tank fuel
Hydrogen, for one
Metered utility
Nitrogen or neon
Oxygen, for instance
Real blast
What some pedals control
Neon or oxygen
Service-station buy
Combustible fluid
Energy source
Heating fuel
Home-heating fuel
Mustang mover
Prattle
Furnace fuel
Mower power, perhaps
Oxygen, for one
What Teslas don't take
What Teslas run without
What some grills run on
With 40 Across, one of two in the solar system
Bluster, so to speak
Elemental form
Fuel for some ranges
Furnace input
Oxygen or neon
Purchase from a pump
Element 7, 8, or 10
Fuel for freeways
Home heating source
Household fuel
Pilot light fuel
What some ranges are made for
Word before pedal or pump
Auto tank contents
Car's tankful
Empty rhetoric
Product in pumps
Air, for instance
Car tank's contents
Form of fuel
Something to step on
Natural home heating
Fuel in the tank
Interstate sign word
Power for some grills
Unseen element
Regular fuel
Household winter warmer
Interstate road sign header
See 56 Across
What e-cars avoid
What flows from some pumps
What powers some stoves
Fuel for a car
Fuel for some stoves
Service station fuel
Car pedal
A number of dental patients?
Bug juice?
Cause of borborygmus
Delight
Exxon product
Heating alternative
Mylanta target
Sequoia fluid
___-guzzler (car that gets poor mileage)
Accelerator pedal
Engine driver
Pit fluid
Filling station filler
Fastball, in baseball slang
Lemon juice?
Bombast
Fuel (up)
Pumped stuff
It's often passed in silence
Historic fuel.
Weapon of war.
Airplane's lifeblood.
High octane ___.
Poison ___.
Bombast: Slang.
Vital fuel.
Commodity to be piped to New England.
High-test or regular.
Product of a refinery.
Valuable fuel.
Helium.
It flows through the Big and Small Inch.
Metered product.
Nitrous oxide.
Fuel in the main.
Highway fame.
Light in the Gay Nineties.
Motorist's must.
Common fuel.
Hydrogen or nitrogen.
___ jet.
Oxygen, for example.
___ meter.
Neon is one.
Neon.
Tank fill.
___ station.
Argon.
Hydrogen.
Propane.
Krypton.
Motorist's need.
Chew the rag
Kind of heat
Methane or helium
Rap, in a way
What some demons step on
Xenon, e.g.
Kind of light.
One kind of station.
Source of heat.
Illuminant.
Nitrogen.
Utility.
Balloon ingredient
Kind of jet
Phosgene
Kind of meter
Phosgene, for one
Roadside sign
Auto pedal
Dashboard gauge
Krypton or neon
W. W. I. weapon
Balloon need
Laughing or natural
Blimp's need
Talk idly
Utility item
Helium or neon
Balloon filling
Kind of bag or chamber
Natural or laughing
Run out of ___
Kind of stove
Natural ___
This might give you a laugh
All is ___ and gaiters: Dickens
Ethylene, e.g.
Kind of mask or main
What people in some pools save
Hydrogen, e.g.
Leaded or unleaded item
Lewisite, e.g.
Pump gold
Vapor
Yak
Methane, for one
Rap; chin
Type of station
Wild time: Slang
Farrell's "___ House McGinty"
Pump liquid
Freon, e.g.
Propane or neon
Yak away
Yak-yak on the dais
Ammonia, e.g.
An anesthetic
Rap
Argon, e.g.
Chat idly
What some cars guzzle
Word with tank or range
Kind of mask or pipe
Auto tankful
Great time, informally
Monthly expense
Purchase at a pump
Word after laughing or natural
Flivver fuel
What limos guzzle
Kind of bag or house
Dentist's anesthetic
Going concern?
He, e.g.
Helium, e.g.
Anesthetic
Blather
Di-Gel target
High-test, e.g.
Mobil product
Anesthetize, in a way
Getty product
Interstate sign
It makes an auto go
N2O, e.g.
Accord requirement
Kind of station
Auto's tankful
Heating choice
Idle talk, so to speak
Car fill-up
Dentist's administration
Electric partner?
Main feature?
Good time, informally
Pipe contents
Electric's partner
It's pumped into a car
Rightmost pedal
Oomph
Fun time, slangily
Rip-roaring time
Station ration
Noble element
Alternative to oil
Bunch of fun
Burner fuel
With 40-Down, H+, e.g.
Main contents
Something graded between E and F?
The fill in "fill 'er up!"
Good time, slangily
Braggadocio
Fuel on the range
It's dispensed from a hose
Ozone, for one
Phase hotter than liquid
Regular, plus or super
Beetle's need
See 45-Down
Windbag's output
Nonliquid state
Home heating option
___-X
Beano competitor
It's not liquid
Many an anesthetic
15-Across product
Many a noble element
Shell carries it
Sign on an interstate
Fluorine or chlorine
Really fun time
___ pedal
Lot of fun, informally
With 32-Down, pilot's place
With 35-Down, something to floor
Number for a surgeon?
ExxonMobil product
Focus of Boyle's law
Purchase at Citgo
Super time
Neither a liquid nor a solid
Stomach problem
Wonderful time
Product of Chevron or Shell
Shell's game?
Terrific time, in slang
What the sun and Sunoco have in common
Awesome time
Boyle's law subject
Filling at a filling station
Highway exit sign
Methane, e.g.
One shells out for it at Shell
Option for a range
Pedal on the right
What Jupiter and Saturn are made of
What electric cars don't need
Much of the planet Saturn
Road trip expense
State of matter with the lowest density
Sign by a highway exit
Something in the air
What Exxon and Shell sell
Product from the islands?
Bad thing to guzzle
What you might get with a bean burrito
Cost included in a Zipcar membership
Petrol, stateside
Starchy food might cause it
82-Down, e.g.
Auto additive
Element like 8-Down
With 79-Down, fuel-inefficient vehicle
Car trip purchase
Composition of most of Jupiter
Solid, liquid, ___
Car additive
Radon, e.g.
Car fluid
Car tankful
Sedan liquid
Engine fuel
Ozone, e.g.
Propane, e.g.
What "Jumpin" Jack Flash" is
Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's a ___
Mower power
It may be rare
Jaguar food
Legal method of execution in the U.S.
Saturn's need
Bat the breeze
Americans lined up for it in '73 and '79
Its cost is skyrocketing
Its price has skyrocketed in Chicago
Lazio has ripped both Clintons over its price
We lined up for it in the '70s
Now we're cooking with ___!
State of matter whose name comes from the Dutch pronunciation of "chaos"
Noble ___ (element on the far right of the periodic table)
Hydrogen or helium, usually
Induction alternative
Result of sublimation
You may step on it in a rush
You may step on it or burn it
Jeff Gordon goes nowhere without it
Laughing _____
Burn it by stepping on it
It burns at Indy
Type of tank
If you're in a hurry, step on this
Motoring must
Mustangs go nowhere without it
Fuel for a Zeppelin
Pipe contents, maybe
Refined crude
Welcome road sign
_____ guzzler
Burn it or step on it
It makes an Impala run
Something to burn
Explorer's need
It's often stepped on
Beetles go nowhere without it?
Jupiter, mostly
Word with "mustard" or "natural"
Great time, to a hipster
It fills in between E and F
Welcome road sign, often
Nitrogen, e.g.
Truck-stop purchase
Type of stove
Word repeated in "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
You can cook with it
Exxon offering
Pump contents
Jumpin' Jack Flash is one
It's expelled from an erupting volcano
Natural or mustard
Not a solid or liquid
Traveler's fill-up
Truck stop offering
You get it to go
Juice for Jeff Gordon
Car "go" liquid
Car's need
Road trip necessity
It makes the van go
Car juice
Argon or oxygen
Pipe contents, sometimes
Certain fuel
Fuel for the road
Get it to go
It can make a Jaguar run
'70s shortage item
Pit stop stuff
It's priced to 9/10 of a cent in the U.S.
Krypton or xenon
A state of matter
Car expense
Filling station fuel
Fuel for an Expedition
It may be premium
Pilot feeder?
Solid, liquid, ___ and plasma
What a 4Runner runs on
What a Tesla doesn't use
Accelerator, informally
Ethane or methane [#UniversalXwordPride]
Neon, for instance
One may condense into a liquid
What an electric car doesn't use
What fills a tank ... or fuels a tank
Driver's need, often
Energy source, or an energy metaphor
Heating fuel option
Its price is measured in tenths of cents
Neon or freon, e.g.
One of 11 on the periodic table
Propane, for one
Pump it!
Ford Fiesta fuel
One fuel for a hybrid
Service station staple
An EV doesn't need it
Cook's fuel, maybe
Fuel from a station
Grill fuel, perhaps
Step on it!
Chitchat
Humbug
50 Down when not compressed
Neon or helium
Cooktop type
Fuel for a furnace
Fuel for a lawnmower
Fuel for a motor scooter
Fuel for a snowblower
Fuel for some cars
Greenhouse ___ emissions
Ozone is one
Word followed by "station" or "pedal"
Empty talk in slang
Shoot the breeze
A utility
Laughing e.g.
Natural ____
Fill the auto tank
Driving force
Ether or ethane
Flammable fluid
Form of matter
WWII rationing
Argon is one
Blast: sl.
21-Across, for one
Slang for a great time
Go-juice
Service station combustible
Station purchase
Roadsign, perhaps
It may burn on the range
Krypton or radon, e.g.
Rip-roaring good time
It's between E and F?
Marsh emanation
Mason Williams' "Classical ___"
Refined fossil fuel
You might get some to go
Big part of a trucker's budget
Jaguars consume it
Laughing or natural ___
It might knock you out
Need for many autos
Thing to step on when in a hurry
Laughing or "natural" follower
Stove fuel, often
Heating fuel, for some
Laughing stuff?
Any "noble" element
Any of the "noble" elements
Pit stop supply
Fuel for some 12-Downs
Methane or butane
Methane or ethane
Word with tear or laughing
Cooking fuel option
Shell offering
What Brits call "petrol"
Word after coal or tear
Home fuel option
Service area buy
Word after noble or natural
Helium, for example
Neon is an inert one
Neon, for example
Rest stop fuel
What a hybrid car saves on
Fuel for many cars
Certain utility bill
Lyft driver's expense
Makeup of four planets in our solar system
Ozone or hydrogen
Xenon or argon
Power
Fluid type
It's stepped on
Krypton, but not Ork
Commuter's buy
Rationed item, once
Semi fluid
Riotous time
Dalton's law subject
Need for speed?
Range option
Saturn, for the most part
It makes an Accord go forward
It may be noble or ideal
Auto fill
Chainsaw fuel
What a solid becomes in sublimation
25-Down offering
Chevron offering
Lung contents
It's in a certain range
Empty blather
Plasma's kin
Protostar makeup
Carbon dioxide, e.g.
Driver's pedal
Terrific time
Terrific time, informally
With 47-Across, car's tank top
Blustery talk
One might be noble
Van fuel
Chlorine or fluorine
Malibu fluid
Fastball, in baseball lingo
Grandiloquence
Purchase at the pump
Right pedal
You might get it to go
Station stuff
Fastball, in slang
Neon or argon, e.g.