ARSENIC

ARSENIC


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Word: arsenic
Phonetic: /ˈɑː(ɹ).sə.nɪk/
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A nonmetallic chemical element (symbol As) with an atomic number of 33.
A single atom of this element.
Arsenic trioxide.
Of or containing arsenic with a valence of 5.


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Old Lace companion
___ and Old Lace
___ and Old Lace (Joseph Kesselring play)
#33 on a table
Abby and Marthas poison of choice
As in formulas?
As
Cause of Philip Boyess death in a Dorothy Sayers novel
Christie element
Elderberry wine additive
Element #33
Element in insecticides
Element in many Agatha Christie books
Element of many murder mysteries?
Ingredient of the Brewster sisters elderberry wine
Insecticide ingredient
Insecticide poison
Its detected by the Marsh test
Killer in a Kesselring play
Killer in some murder mysteries
Murder mystery element?
Napoleons rumored cause of death
Old Laces partner
Once-common pesticide component
One of the metalloids
One of two elements that ends with the letter C
Pesticide ingredient
Pharmacopoeia item
Poison in classic mysteries
Poison in some whodunits
Poison used in a play
Poisoners choice
Poisonous atomic number 33
Poisonous element
Poisonous element that flavors a sauce in Youre a Mean One
Rat poison poison
Straight As in chemistry?
Stuff in rat poison
Whodunit poison
Whodunit weapon
Found in Paris green.
A poison.
Strong poison.
Medicine or poison.
Companion of Old Lace.
Subject of a Lindsay-Crouse play.
An element
Element
Element in many a whodunit.
Mystery-story poison
Old Lace accompaniment
Element forming poisonous compounds
Partner of old lace
Elderberry wine additive, in a Kesselring play
Cause of Philip Boyes's death in a Dorothy Sayers novel
It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics
As, chemically
Suspected cause of Napoleon's death
___ and Old Lace (play and movie)
What gets As in chemistry?
Toxic element
Poison --
Poison, As
Poison used in pesticides and weedkillers
Medicine's rapidly recalled - it contains poison!
As found in vaccines radiographer brought over
As is nacre, surprisingly
Brittle grey-green semi-metal, atomic number 33
Element No 33
As it is in the laboratory, it reacts in scare
As word for part of anatomy, not altogether polite
Deadly stuff when bum's not quite pleasant
As scenario briefly unfolding
Racine's reformed killer
Poison — ices ran
Poison scare in disaster
Poison scare in new development
Element wanting change to back pair in soccer team
Increased circulation without editor, which could be fatal
Most of 14 top people I caught using poison
Siren going off interrupts air conditioning element
As bottom delightful, bottom pinched
As nice as ever, First Lady ignored straying
Killer I see reported going to block at Stonehenge for execution
As football team loses a league, 1 to 100
As actor discontentedly simulated endless incest
As rude word, not entirely pleasant
As nice as dancing with Romeo
As, to Einstein
Botallack Mine, now part of a Cornwall and West Devon World Heritage site, averaged 4 tons of this per month in the 1880s
Substance in many murder mysteries
Hazardous substance from canister, unstable when temperature drops
As is, crane's insecure
Poison once used as a skin lightener in Victorian England
Blood-sucking worm
Inhabitant
Fish, shellfish, etc
Fire-lighting material
Disregard
Lure
Laugh raucously
Ancient has written about Othello, at heart a Moor
RLS novel with every other character involved in scandal (including a threesome)
One cheating criminally resulted in appeal being rejected
Screen giving warning is inadequate
Tendency to cover same ground in cellar
Half of line covered by green bacteria
Copies cancelled over Persian king, once
Melody
Water ice.
As aircraftsman lands set off siren
Catherine's replaced the missing element
As with vintage Conran bonkbuster, it starred Cary Grant
Element extracted from heart of Alaska
As behind, starts on numerous Indy crosswords
As more highly ranked, soldiers dropped in line
As bottom cut short?
As a rule Sun has nice characters upset
As nice cycling as taking runs to begin with
Toxic metalloid element whose atomic number is 33
Metallic element
Old laces partner?
Old laces mate?
As, in the lab
As canaries missing a cuckoo
As seen in chemistry class?
As is, cranes insecure
Chemical element that becomes a celebrity first name if you change its last letter to an O
It once earned the nickname "poudre de succession" ("inheritance powder")
As organised resistance set letters out
iAs/i for a scientist?
Toxin scare in building
Poison spilt in case? About right
As appropriate, king leaves after 12
Team without a Latin in charge has toxic element
As spelled out in full, one of Agatha’s poisons




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