- LSD
- Subject of the CIA's (sketchy has hell) Project MKUltra
- a drug that honestly seems v v scary
- Tab for a trip
- Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds subject, supposedly
- It greatly improves Animal Collective records
- Requirement to enjoy prog rock, they say
- I can see the music! drug
- Plane alternative
- Coltrane famously dropped it
- Drug used by the Merry Pranksters
- Letters associated with visuals
- Popular 1960s hallucinogen
- Aptly psychedelic supergroup comprised of Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo
- Ergot-derived hallucinogen
- Trip agent?
- Drug in "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" (well, one possible plotline of it)
- Drug that's ... like ... hold on, the grid's dancing ...
- 1960s Kool-Aid additive
- Brit. monetary system
- It was dropped in the 4 Down
- 51-Across, for short
- Drop it
- It makes psych records sound better
- It might be on a blotter
- It's sold in sheets
- Some albums sound better on it
- Something to trip on
- Thing taken on a vision quest
- Dropped drug
- Acid
- Drug sold in sheets
- Drug on a sugar cube
- It comes in sheets
- It might make you feel at one with the universe
- Mind-influencing drug
- Its affects can last for over 8 hours
- Drugs on blotters
- Substance studied in the CIA project MKUltra
- Trippy sheets
- Drug affecting 12 Down
- Hallucinogen
- Hallucinogen, for short
- Hallucinogen letters
- 1960s hallucinogen
- Trip-taking cause
- Cause of a trip
- Lysergic acid diethylamide, familiarly
- Timothy Leary's drug
- Blotter-paper application
- Drug derived from ergot
- Trip facilitator, for short
- Drug advocated by Timothy Leary
- Long trips are taken on it
- Drug advocated by Leary
- Turn on, tune in, drop out substance
- '60s drug
- Something you might trip on
- A raver might drop it
- People tripped on it at Woodstock
- It was taken by the Merry Pranksters
- Something dropped at Woodstock
- Influence on much late Beatles work
- Its first trip was commemorated as "Bicycle Day"
- Time Warner offering
- Blotter letters
- It has been reported to bring about PTSD
- Owsley Stanley was famous for making it
- Proposed treatment for PTSD
- The CIA once experimented with it as a truth serum
- Jenny is seen doing it in "Forrest Gump"
- See 55-Down
- What might bring about a vision
- Big influence for much of R. Crumb's comics
- What has changed a lot of people's minds?
- According to Steve Jobs, "one of the two or three most important things I have done in my life" was to use it
- Initial inspiration for the Beatles?
- John Lennon and George Harrison were introduced to it in 1965 by Harrison's dentist in their coffee
- Go Ask Alice danger
- Inspiration for the Beatles' "Day Tripper", per Paul McCartney
- It's done in the movie "Easy Rider"
- One way to get online
- Letters for Leary
- Substance of the '60s
- Psychedelic of the '60s
- Agent for a trip taker?
- Timothy Leary's hallucinogen
- Timothy Leary's turnon
- Trip taker's hallucinogen
- It's taken for some trips
- Target of some DEA seizures
- Turn on, tune in, drop out drug
- '60s hallucinogenic
- Leary's drug
- Trip starter
- Leary's drug of choice
- Timothy Leary's vice
- '60s hallucinogen
- Dr. Leary's "prescription"
- Dr. Leary's trip starter
- Trip-taker's agent?
- You can trip on it
- If you drop it, you may trip
- It'll send you on a trip
- What some thought "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was about
- Drug that was dropped in the '60s
- Means to the high life?
- Provider of a hippie's high
- Psychedelic drug
- Something dropped by one who trips?
- It might cause you to trip
- It was formerly used to treat alcoholism
- What made Leary bleary
- '60s psychedelic
- Certain psychedelic
- Don't drop it, or you might trip
- Hallucinogenic initials
- Psychedelic substance
- Timothy Leary stash
- Cause of a trip in "Easy Rider"
- You may trip if you drop it
- Banned substance
- Cause of some trips
- Hallucinogenic drug
- Hallucinogenic letters
- Source of a Woodstock high
- Dropped stuff?
- Flashback drug
- Psychedelic drug of the '60s
- Psychedelic initials
- Cause of some bad trips
- Noted hallucinogen
- Mind-expanding drug
- <<NO CLUE>>
- Timothy Leary's hallucinogen of choice
- Trippy drug
- Cannabis strain named after an entirely different drug
- Drug that's pretty strong, on paper?
- Brit. currency, once
- Psychedelic monogram
- Policed blotter?
- Brit. money, formerly
- Psycho drug
- Junkie's "acid"
- Mind-blowing drug
- Timothy Leary's pick-me-up?
- '60s counterculture hallucinogenic
- Illegal drug
- It was dropped in the '60s
- Acid used in some trips
- Acid, so to speak
- Timothy Leary drug
- '60s "trip" inducer
- Timothy Leary turn-on
- Dr. Leary used it on some trips
- Leary tripped on it
- Dropped substance
- '60s trip starter, initially
- '60s tripper's substance
- Leary's turn-on
- Trip producer?
- Drug used in old CIA mind-control experiments
- It's illegal to drop it
- '60s "trip" drug
- It helped Dr. Leary take some trips
- Source of some '60s trips
- Source of a hippie's high, perhaps
- You'll trip if you drop it
- Dr. Leary's turn-on
- Trip letters
- '60s counterculture substance
- '60s psychedelic drug
- Cause of some '60s trips
- Drug "dropped" in the '60s
- It made Leary bleary
- Dropped '60s drug
- It's used for some trips
- Ergotamine derivative popular in the '60s
- Perception-changing drug
- Trip provider
- Trippy '60s drug
- '60s "acid"
- It can cause a bad trip
- Drug used in microdosing therapies
- Trip-taking aid
- What Dr. Leary tripped on
- Drug originally synthesized from ergot
- Drug whose effects are similar to psilocybin
- Trip taker's vehicle
- Vehicle for some '60s trips
- Vehicle for some trips
- Drug in Michael Pollan's "How to Change Your Mind"
- Drug used in microdosing therapies, for short
- Acid initials
- Acid rock's acid
- Psychedelic letters
- 1960s hallucinogen, for short
- Microdosing initials
- Mind-altering synthetic drug
- Psychedelic drug first synthesized in 1938
- Psychedelics study subj.
- Psychopharmacology initials
- Synthetic drug similar to psilocybin
- Former Brit. money
- U.K. money, once
- British money of old: Abbr.
- Brit. money, once
- Former British money: Abbr.
- Brit. money of yore
- UK pre-decimal money
- Drug also called acid
- Flashback causer
- Tim Leary's hallucinogen
- Acid letters
- Acidhead's purchase
- It can be dropped
- Leary letters
- Powerful psychedelic
- Trip-taking need?
- Alternative to shrooms
- Crystalline compound derived from ergot
- Tripper's drug
- Acidhead's drug
- Drug taken by Timothy Leary
- Drug that might cause flashbacks
- It might be taken before a trip
- 1960s hits?
- Hallucinogenic stuff
- It's dropped for a trip
- Source of some flashbacks
- Drug that can cause an acid trip
- Some '60s hits?
- Trip-taking letters
- Tripping cause
- What Timothy Leary dropped
- Drug also known as sugar
- Psychedelic derived from ergot
- Pounds, shillings & pence.
- Pounds, shillings, pence: Latin abbr.
- Pounds, shillings and pence.
- Money in G. B.
- English currency.
- English money.
- British currency, for short.
- British currency: Abbr.
- Psychedelic drug: Abbr.
- British money.
- English money, Latin style.
- English money: Abbr.
- British wherewithal.
- Money, London style.
- British currency.
- Danger signal, current style.
- England's money, for short.
- Hallucinatory drug.
- Initials in the headlines.
- Initials in the news.
- British money: Abbr.
- Controversial drug
- Trip-inducing chemical
- Drug
- Drug initials
- Rented: Abbr.
- Chemical find of 1943
- English money initials
- Trip-inducing drug
- Dangerous drug
- Hallucinogenic chem.
- Drug, for short
- Eng. money, formerly
- Hallucinatory drug, for short
- Mind-altering drug, for short
- Eng. monetary units, formerly
- A hallucinogen, for short
- Psychedelic drug, for short
- A hallucinogen
- A drug, for short
- Trip tripper, for short
- Abbr. for an acid
- Hallucinogenic monogram
- Br. money
- 60's turn-on
- Bit of psychedelia
- C20-H25-N3-0
- Kind of trip
- Illegal manufacture
- Trip instigator
- A turn-on
- Certain turn-on
- Hallucination cause
- It may make you see things
- Trip promoter?
- Tripper's turn-on
- What Leary tripped on
- Woodstock supply
- It'll make you see things
- Narc's find, perhaps
- It might make you see things
- Trip inducer
- It can have you seeing things
- It's dropped on trips
- Trip-taker's aid, perhaps
- It's taken for a trip
- Source of some strange visions
- Tripper's buy
- 60's trip cause
- Cause of many trips, once
- Something that's illegal to drop
- Acid, in the 60's
- Narc's haul
- Subject of some of 32-Down's writings
- The U.S. banned it in 1967
- Drug once available under the commercial name Delysid
- What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" may or may not be about
- It'll change your mind
- Cause of tripping?
- One may trip on it
- Deadhead's supply
- Drug sold on blotting paper
- Source of a hippie's high
- Subject of "Hofmann's Potion"
- Much-discussed initials of a 1967 Beatles song
- Subj. in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
- Trip preparation
- Trip vehicle?
- Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out subject
- What the "turn on" part refers to in "Tune in, turn on, drop out"
- 54-Down for a trip
- Alternative to mushrooms
- Hits from the 1960s?
- It was dropped at Woodstock
- Onetime aid in psychotherapy
- Purple haze
- The Joyous Cosmology subj.
- It may be dropped when one trips
- Means of changing one's mind
- The U.S. banned it in 1968
- Trip inits.
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas drug
- Agent of psychedelic therapy
- Drug sold in microdots
- Flashback cause, maybe
- Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments
- C20H25N3O, commonly
- Drug ingested in "Easy Rider"
- Hallucination producer
- Hit from the '60s?
- Some dropped tabs
- Trip cause
- Tabs
- Drug for Timothy Leary
- Drug for tripping
- Something taken in preparation for a trip
- Subtext of Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"
- Deadhead's hits?
- Drug referenced in "The Joyous Cosmology"
- Drug taken in tabs
- It was often dropped in the '60s
- Psychedelic drug, briefly
- So-called "battery acid"
- Stuff "tested" in the 1960s' Acid Tests
- The drug acid, by another name
- Trip inducer, in brief
- Cause of some flashbacks, for short
- Subj. of "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
- Subject of a repeated warning at Woodstock
- Inspiration for Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"
- Pitcher Dock Ellis claimed to have used this before throwing a no-hitter in 1970
- Subject of many '60s hits?
- You can take a trip with this without traveling
- Counterculture drug, for short
- Drug to trip on
- Inspiration for the Beatles' "Day Tripper"
- It's dropped before a trip
- Start of a trip, for short?
- Tab that's paid for illegally?
- What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" supposedly isn't about
- Tab inits.
- Colorless, odorless drug
- Drug in the 1980 film "Altered States"
- Inits. for a trip
- It may give you visuals
- It was once sold medically under the commercial name Delysid
- Subject of Netflix's "Have a Good Trip"
- Subject of some MK-Ultra experiments
- What the D.E.A. might keep tabs on?
- Acid that's "dropped"
- Drug that can be microdosed
- Inspiration for some psychedelic music
- Letters that might change your mind?
- Psilocybin alternative, for short
- Psychedelic inits.
- Some trip on it
- Drug studied by Timothy Leary
- Drug that's "dropped"
- It's mind-altering
- Psychopharmacology inits.
- Stuff in microdots
- This might change your mind
- Windowpane
- Alt tab?
- Drug whose name can be found in "spells danger"
- Microdosing drug
- Mind-altering drug
- Purported influence on the lyrics of "I Am the Walrus"
- Subject of 1960s-'70s addiction research
- Timothy Leary's study
- Alternative to 3-Down
- Drug once tested extensively by CIA employees
- It might come with a sugarcube
- Trip tab
- Mind-expander of a sort
- Something to drop for a trip
- Dr. Leary's drug
- Narc's find
- Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, briefly?
- Concert contraband
- Hot Hot Heat song "JFK's ___"
- Petty "Girl on ___"
- Tom Petty "Girl on ___"
- Hot Hot Heat "JFK's ___"
- '60s inspiration, for some
- Psychedelic Cali rockers ___ and the Search for God
- Public Enemy song about psychedelic?
- Hardcore punkers Rich Kids on ___
- Show trip producer?
- Hit a Grateful Dead concert?
- Subj. of Netflix's "Have a Good Trip"
- Tab you can halve to shorten a trip
- What "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" is supposedly NOT about
- Cheap trip source
- Ticket for a certain trip
- Trip provider, for short
- The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test drug
- Drug featured in "Easy Rider"
- Substance associated with the C.I.A.'s controversial MK-ULTRA mind-control program
- Synthetic hallucinogen
- Trippy tab
- Source of some hallucinations
- 2015 A$AP Rocky single also stylized with a dollar sign
- Drug first synthesized by the chemist Albert Hofmann
- Drug that may feature blotter art
- It's taken before a trip
- One of the two drugs involved in candyflipping
- Subject of the Jenny Lewis song "Acid Tongue"
- Drug associated with blotter art
- Hallucinogen first synthesized in 1938, familiarly
- Psychedelic drug taken by the Beatles
- Subject of "The Acid Diaries"
- Substance in Michael Pollan's "How to Change Your Mind"
- The chemist Albert Hofmann synthesized it
- Trip-taker's tab
- Leary's acid
- Timothy Leary's drug choice
- It causes hallucinations
- Start of a bad trip?
- Leary's Special Dose?
- Sixties drug
- Hallucination drug
- It sends people on trips
- Trippy letters
- It may cause a bad trip
- If you drop it, you may see things
- Infamous acid
- Trip medium of the '60s
- Cause of a hippie high
- '60s counterculture hallucinogen
- Blotting paper application
- Cause of some flashbacks
- What a hippie may have dropped
- Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds topic, some thought
- It's dropped before tripping
- Drug called "acid"
- It sent Timothy Leary on a trip
- Illegal thing to drop
- Drug that causes tripping
- Hallucinatory stuff
- Acid, briefly
- It may cause you to trip
- It's taken for trips
- Acid drug
- Flashback cause
- Source of some strange visions, for short
- Thing dropped for trips
- Acid for trips
- Acid that will make you see things
- It produces visions
- Drug in tabs
- Drug some were Leary of?
- Hallucinatory tab
- Hallucinogenic tabs
- It can take you on a trip
- Tabs that cause hallucinations
- Tabbed drug
- Tripper's tab
- Tripping substance
- Trippy stuff
- Woodstock drug
- Hippie's trip drug
- Illegal way to start a trip
- Substance for Timothy Leary
- Easy Rider drug
- Acid trip drug
- Certain hallucinogen
- Drop it and you may trip
- Drug that causes trips
- Timothy Leary's trip starter
- Acid Tests drug
- Drug made from a fungus
- It's taken to start a trip
- Tab for an acid trip
- Trip essential?
- Another name for acid
- Source of some trips
- Trip source
- Flying Over Sunset drug
- Drug taken for a trip
- Drug whose "D" stands for diethylamide
- It may be dropped on a trip
- Source of a hippie's trip
- Drug that is "dropped"
- Possible cause of a bad trip
- Source of many '60s trips
- Trip-inducing substance
- Psychedelic on a tab
- Trip taker's aid?
- Trippers call it acid
- '60s drug briefly
- It was dropped in the 1960s
- Item dropped at Woodstock?: abbr.
- Launch and landing vessel: abbr.
- It was heavily dropped about four decades ago
- Dropped hallucinogen
- It was dropped before trips
- It's dropped
- Acid one can ingest
- It's illegal to drop
- It's only effective if dropped
- Its purpose is to turn on
- Acid that many dropped
- Certain illegal drug, for short
- Something dropped before tripping?
- The Merry Pranksters' drug
- Acid dropper's need
- Agent for a trip?
- It can cause one to trip
- Some baby boomers dropped it
- Certain illegal turn-on
- Drug on blotting paper
- Illegal "acid"
- Acid used for trips
- Turn on drug
- Cause of a bad trip?
- It can cause strange visions
- Hallucinogen popular in the '60s
- Hallucinogenic "acid"
- Acid at Woodstock
- 1960s counterculture drug
- Common drug at Woodstock
- Hippie's hallucinogen
- Drug aka acid
- Have a Good Trip drug
- Microdosed drug
- Drug associated with the '60s
- Psychedelic drug popularized in the '60s
- Drug that can be "dropped"
- Former U.K. currency sys.
- Acid ltrs.
- Hippie's buy
- Drug used for "candy flipping"
- DEA agent's find
- Experimental alcoholism treatment of the past
- Albert Hofmann's invention
- You might trip on it
- Potent psychoplastogen
- Reason for tripping
- Subject of the 2020 documentary "Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics"
- Substance from which acid rock gets its name
- The drug Orange Sunshine was a form of it
- Drug mentioned in "The Psychedelic Experience"
- Letters taken on a trip?
- Leary's transport
- Start of a trip?
- Start of some trips
- Start of a trip, perhaps
- Trip beginner
- Mind-altering stuff
- It makes people hallucinate
- It might be dropped for a trip
- 1960s mind alterer
- Cause of hallucinations
- It could cause you to trip
- Tripping drug
- 1960s psychedelic
- Potent hallucinogen
- It can make you trip
- Potent crystalline compound
- Project MKUltra drug
- Psychedelic stuff
- Blotter stuff
- It causes people to trip
- Reason for a trip?
- Hallucinogen that's "dropped"
- LBJ IRT USA ___ ("Hair" lyric)