Ether

213 clues
Gas
Sky
C4H10O
Cosmos
Solvent
The sky
Airwaves
Rare air
Empyrean
Thin air
Heavens!
Light gas
Clear sky
BBC realm
Upper air
Upper sky
It's a gas
Lab liquid
Old number
Passé gas
Anesthesia
Cyberspace
Anesthetic
Heady stuff
Ethyl oxide
Outer space
Upper space
The heavens
Anaesthetic
Air up there
Old knockout
Rarefied air
Knockout gas
Dentist's gas
Dioxane, e.g.
Upper reaches
Early number?
An anesthetic
Upper regions
Common solvent
Old anesthetic
Air, to a poet
Former number?
Knockout stuff
Lead-in to net
The clear sky.
Old sleep aid?
Chloroform kin
Clear blue sky
Heavenly space
Anesthetic gas
Old anaesthetic
Air, poetically
Old surgery aid
Old under-taker
Space, to poets
Who "In the ___
Anaesthetic gas
It's a knockout
Volatile solvent
A real knockout?
Colorless liquid
Flammable liquid
Knockout number?
Laughing-gas kin
Old knockout gas
Space out yonder
What a knockout!
Aromatic solvent
Compound number?
Early anesthesia
Wide blue yonder
Upper atmosphere
Early anesthetic
Wild blue yonder
Flammable solvent
Anesthetic liquid
Old sleeping aid?
Old-time knockout
Passé anesthetic
Potent anesthetic
Space, poetically
A great composer?
Early surgery aid
Kin of chloroform
Old sleep inducer
Early anaesthetic
Chloroform cousin
Anesthesia of old
Former anesthetic
Anesthetic of old
Bygone anesthetic
Antiknock additive
Old knockout cause
Old knockout fumes
Old numbing liquid
It can put you out
It puts people out
Old knockout agent
Pre-Novocain stuff
Onetime anesthetic
Certain anesthetic
Astronaut's milieu
Anesthetic of yore
Book of Mormon book
Chloroform's cousin
Chloroform relative
Knock-out gas, once
Knockout gas of old
Old hospital supply
Old pre-op inhalant
One-time anesthetic
Outmoded anesthetic
The far-blue yonder
Welsh alt-rock band
Clear sky, to poets
Outdated anesthetic
Heavens, poetically
Obsolete anesthetic
It'll knock you out
Old-time anesthetic
It can knock you out
Airwaves, informally
Number used no more?
Old dentist's supply
Old numbing compound
Anesthetic, formerly
Cousin of chloroform
Flammable anesthetic
Novocain predecessor
The wide blue yonder
Procaine predecessor
It's a real knockout
The wild blue yonder
Old-style anesthetic
Erstwhile anesthetic
Antiquated anesthetic
Clear sky, poetically
Knockout choice, once
Old-time knockout gas
Outer region of space
Pleasant-smelling gas
Upper air, poetically
Upper places in space
Chloroform substitute
Out-of-use anesthetic
Air beyond the clouds
Pre-op inhalant, once
Upper region of space
Dentist's supply, once
It could knock you out
Number no longer used?
It'll put you to sleep
Upper reaches of space
Outer regions of space
Dr. Morton's anesthetic
Fifth classical element
It can knock people out
Region beyond the ozone
Upper regions of space.
Once-popular anesthetic
Beyond the stratosphere.
Chloroform's predecessor
Dental anesthetic of old
It will put you to sleep
Pre-Novocain application
Surgeon's supply of yore
This could put you under
Highly flammable solvent
Old-fashioned anesthetic
Air or heavens, to a poet
Inhaled anesthetic of old
Nitrous oxide predecessor
Onetime dental anesthetic
Preparation for drilling?
Standard anesthetic, once
Clear night sky, in poetry
One on it may be out of it
One-time labratory solvent
Aristotle's "fifth element
Old hospital administration
Preoperative delivery, once
Solvent for resins and fats
Inhalation anesthetic, once
Fifth element, per Aristotle
Inhalation anesthetic of old
Number that's no longer used
It put people to sleep, once
Old operating-room substance
Preoperative delivery of old
Preoperative anesthetic of old
Operating room substance, once
Inhalant anesthetic of the past
Operating room substance of old
Surgeon's supply in the old days
Air beyond the clouds, poetically
Dimethyl ___ (aerosol propellant)
Solvent, once used as anaesthetic
Word from the Latin for "pure air
Upper regions of space, poetically
Colourless liquid used as a solvent
Upper regions of space, figuratively
Discovery of a Spanish chemist in 1275
Part of the gasoline additive M.T.B.E.
There was a time it could knock you out
Anesthetic largely replaced by Halothane
Composition of outer space, in old belief
Dr. Larch's drug in "The Cider House Rules
Aromatic liquid formerly used as an anesthetic
Highly flammable liquid once used as an anaesthetic
Number that might be used when counting backward from 100?
Volatile organic liquid once used as a general anaesthetic
Old-timey anesthetic [need a holiday gift? avxwords.com annual subscriptions are just $15]
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