Ban

153 clues
Bar
Stop
Veto
Test
Block
Taboo
Exile
Outlaw
Enjoin
Censor
Forbid
Censure
Boycott
Embargo
Exclude
Kick out
Stoppage
Abolish.
Restrict
Anathema
Deny use
Outlawry
Blackout
Rule out
Disallow
Keep out
Prohibit
Keep away
Exception
Exclusion
Blacklist
Not allow
Cessation
Blackball
Interdict
Proscribe
Sure rival
Shut (out)
Preclusion
Illegalize
Injunction
Make taboo
Moratorium
Travel ____
Forbiddance
Smoking ___
Criminalize
No, No, ___
Prohibition
Degree rival
Do away with
Make illegal
Judge's seat
Say "No more
Legally stop
Interdiction
Proscription
Put an end to
Roll-on brand
Secret rival?
Put a stop to
Make verboten
Bar at night?
Quit allowing
Stop allowing
Stop O.K.'ing
__ restriction
Certain decree
Complete block
Permit no more
Stifle legally
Severe penalty
Deodorant brand
Sure competitor
Test ___ treaty
Block or outlaw
Legal deterrent
Negative decree
Strictly forbid
Declare illegal
Edict of a sort
Axe alternative
Prohibit by law
Sure alternative
Deodorant option
It may be lifted
Keep off the air
Sure competition
Place off limits
Arrid competitor
Declare verboten
Nuclear test ___
Legally prohibit
Arrid alternative
Right Guard rival
Secret competitor
Put the kibosh on
Create an embargo
Forbid the use of
Kick out for good
Officially forbid
Legal prohibition
Officially outlaw
Put an embargo on
Secret alternative
Make an exception?
Preventive measure
Secret challenger?
To outlaw an album
Put on a blacklist
Uncompromising law
Declare off-limits
Permanently exclude
Punish by excluding
Officially prohibit
Prohibit officially
Heavy-handed measure
Keep off the shelves
Official prohibition
Competitor of Secret
Place on a blacklist
Informal denunciation
Nuclear treaty result
Right Guard competitor
More than a moratorium
Outlaw band from venue
U.N. chief ___ Ki-moon
The U.N.'s ___ Ki-moon
Author's kiss of death
Outlaw a hardcore album
Pass a law about, maybe
Prohibit, as pesticides
Roll-on deodorant brand
Prohibit, as a pesticide
What PMRC will recommend
Test ___ (treaty subject)
Officially bar from entry
Off limits," for instance.
Behave like Cato the Elder
No-smoking ordinance, e.g.
Ray-___ (sunglasses brand)
Brand of roll-on deodorant
Prohibit by official decree
International treaty subject
Ray-___ (brand of sunglasses)
Shadow ___ (Twitter punishment)
Proclamation starting "No more...
Reaction to a controversial book?
Maker of Intensely Fresh deodorant
Government stance on texting while driving
Big soda ___ (NYC public health initiative)
Baseball's Johnson, executive Hall-of-Famer
Officially prohibit and this puzzle's theme
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