- PCP
- Schedule II hallucinogen
- Banned chemical
- Drug also known as "ozone"
- Angel dust
- Hallucinogenic letters
- It can assist in your enjoyment of some psych rock
- It'll make you see things
- Trip provider
- Drug used in some laced joints
- Dust
- Angel dust, initially
- Bust letters
- It's slangily known as "embalming fluid"
- Palindrome in many 1970s police blotters
- Dissociative downer
- It was on the market as a human anesthetic in 1965
- Hallucinogen akin to ketamine, for short
- South L.A. scourge of the 1970s
- Doc you pick through an HMO
- Animal tranquilizer drug, for short
- Angel dust, for short
- Anesthetic used as an animal tranquilizer
- Narc's find
- Angel dust, briefly
- General MD, to insurers
- Narc's find, briefly
- Angel dust letters
- Drug also known as angel dust
- Tranquilizer drug, for short
- Drug whose street name is angel dust
- Street drug
- Narc's find, for short
- Illicit drug inits.
- D.E.A. target drug
- Hallucinogenic inits.
- Hallucinogen nicknamed "embalming fluid"
- Drug also called angel dust
- Drug also known as angel dust, in brief
- Doctor sought for a checkup, in brief
- H.M.O. designation, for short
- Specialist in family medicine, in brief
- Drug associated with feelings of strength
- Alternative to bath salts
- Angel dust, by another name
- Hallucinogen that was originally developed as an anesthetic, in brief
- Phencyclidine, on the street
- Main M.D.
- Go-to M.D.
- Go-to doctor: Abbr.
- Main doctor, for short
- Go-to doctor, for short
- Animal downer, e.g.
- Palindromic doc
- Angel dust initials
- Palindromic hallucinogen
