| Gas |
| Sign |
| Trees |
| A gas |
| Signs |
| Glower |
| No. 10 |
| Element |
| Day-Glo |
| __Vegas |
| ___ lamp |
| Rare gas |
| Gas lamp |
| Gas sign |
| Lamp gas |
| Tube gas |
| Sign gas |
| Noble gas |
| Light gas |
| Inert gas |
| Old Dodge |
| Light ___ |
| ___ tetra |
| Bulb fill |
| Glass gas |
| Strip gas |
| Bar light |
| Vegas gas |
| It's noble |
| It's a gas |
| Store sign |
| Very vivid |
| Ginza glow |
| Bright gas |
| Garish gas |
| Glowing ad |
| Light type |
| Strip sign |
| Tetra type |
| Useful gas |
| Gaudy sign |
| Vegas sign |
| It's inert |
| Sign light |
| Sign style |
| Tube light |
| Motel sign |
| City light |
| A noble gas |
| Street sign |
| Very bright |
| Diner sign. |
| Night sight |
| Lamp filler |
| The new gas |
| Ad-sign gas |
| Argon's kin |
| Charged gas |
| Dodge brand |
| Flashy sign |
| Gaudy light |
| Glitzy sign |
| Hardly drab |
| Retro shade |
| Reno lights |
| Sign filler |
| Signage gas |
| Strip light |
| Tavern sign |
| Vegas sight |
| Garish sign |
| Ginza light |
| Showy light |
| Ultrabright |
| Light stuff |
| Vegas light |
| Marquee gas |
| Superbright |
| Glowing gas |
| Dodge model |
| Element #10 |
| Rialto sign |
| Bright sign |
| An inert gas |
| Odorless gas |
| Night light? |
| Kind of lamp |
| Bygone Dodge |
| Quite bright |
| Kind of tube |
| Bright color |
| Ultra-bright |
| Bright light |
| Kind of sign |
| Street light |
| Lighting gas |
| A city light |
| Bar sign gas |
| Colorful gas |
| Gas of Vegas |
| Ginza glower |
| Luminous gas |
| Star's light |
| Tubular lamp |
| Vegas glower |
| Vegas shiner |
| Former Dodge |
| Gas in Vegas |
| Light filler |
| Sign element |
| Extra-bright |
| Flashy light |
| Glowing sign |
| Broadway gas |
| Rialto light |
| Gas in glass |
| Gas in signs |
| Garish light |
| Type of light |
| Kind of light |
| Inert element |
| Light element |
| Downtown sign |
| Bright lights |
| 10 on a table |
| Cafe-sign gas |
| Certain Dodge |
| Chemist's #10 |
| Display light |
| Dodge compact |
| Far from dull |
| Flashing sign |
| Gas — light |
| Inert gas, Ne |
| Ionizable gas |
| Laser element |
| Light lighter |
| Luminous sign |
| Monatomic gas |
| Overly bright |
| Outdoor light |
| Rialto glower |
| Strip lighter |
| Type of sign. |
| Las Vegas gas |
| Really bright |
| Theater light |
| Electric sign |
| Hardly pastel |
| Colorful sign |
| Gas for signs |
| Gas in lights |
| Gas in a sign |
| A kind of sign |
| Barfront light |
| Bar sign light |
| Broadway sign. |
| Gas at a diner |
| Glowing bright |
| Inert lamp gas |
| Las Vegas sign |
| Main St. light |
| Marquee filler |
| Retro sign gas |
| Xenon's cousin |
| Light in signs |
| Nighttime lure |
| Noble" element |
| Plymouth model |
| Downtown light |
| Light-tube gas |
| Sign-light gas |
| Element no. 10 |
| Store-sign gas |
| Gaseous element |
| Old Dodge model |
| Storefront sign |
| Light material? |
| Bright sign gas |
| Broadway light. |
| Cousin of argon |
| Gas in marquees |
| Helium-__ laser |
| Marquee element |
| Nightclub light |
| Not-so-rare gas |
| Sign brightener |
| Tavern sign gas |
| Barroom fixture |
| Certain signage |
| Broadway shiner |
| Commercial sign |
| Gas on Broadway |
| Glow from Vegas |
| Strip lighting? |
| Casino sign gas |
| It's in the air |
| Las Vegas light |
| Brightly colored |
| Like some colors |
| Las Vegas lights |
| Broadway feature |
| Commercial light |
| Display lighting |
| Easily seen sign |
| Gas in bar signs |
| Gas on The Strip |
| Ginza night glow |
| Lighted-sign gas |
| Lighting element |
| Loud, as a color |
| Marquee material |
| More than bright |
| No. 10 in a list |
| Shiny sign stuff |
| Storefront light |
| Strip brightener |
| Type of lighting |
| Vegas' __ Museum |
| Deion's nickname |
| Extremely bright |
| Krypton relative |
| Sign enhancement |
| Advertiser's gas |
| Broadway blinker |
| Illuminating gas |
| Atomic number 10 |
| Times Square gas |
| Advertising sign |
| Blindingly bright |
| Bright, colorwise |
| Downtown lighting |
| Garish store sign |
| Gas in a bar sign |
| Gas in some bulbs |
| Glass tube filler |
| It glows in a bar |
| It may say "DINER |
| Light in the Loop |
| Light up in a bar |
| Luminous sign gas |
| Lure on the strip |
| Main Street sign. |
| Nighttime flasher |
| Relative of argon |
| Relative of xenon |
| Russian's refusal |
| Shockingly bright |
| Sign of nightlife |
| Uncommonly bright |
| Vegas illuminator |
| Vivid, as crayons |
| Advertising light |
| Diner sign filler |
| Element number 10 |
| Gaudy night light |
| Las Vegas glitter |
| Showy sign filler |
| Sign on the Strip |
| Discovery of 1898 |
| Hard-to-miss sign |
| Store window sign |
| Vivid crayon type |
| Sign of our times |
| Times Square sign |
| Vegas night sight |
| Gas in some signs |
| Gas used in signs |
| Light on Broadway |
| Eye-catching sign |
| Vegas sign filler |
| Gas used in lasers |
| Sign of the times? |
| Like bright colors |
| It glows for shows |
| An 1898 discovery. |
| Broadway light gas |
| D-I-N-E-R material |
| Dodge bright light |
| Garish night light |
| Gas for a bar sign |
| Gas in diner signs |
| Gas in retro signs |
| Gaudy light source |
| Glass bender's gas |
| It could be a sign |
| Store-window light |
| Super bright light |
| Times Square light |
| Unreactive element |
| Sign-enhancing gas |
| Former Dodge model |
| Broadway luminary? |
| Bright night light |
| Discontinued Dodge |
| Gas in store signs |
| Advertising medium |
| Certain tube filler |
| Gas in tavern signs |
| Gas in Vegas lights |
| Main St. brightener |
| Theatrical lighting |
| Tube-lighting input |
| Tubular lamp filler |
| Broadway light type |
| Gas in garish signs |
| Gas in glass tubing |
| Sign of the sixties |
| Type of bright sign |
| Gas in bright signs |
| Gas in a DINER sign |
| Relative of krypton |
| Broadway brightener |
| ''Eat at Joe's'' gas |
| A sign of the times? |
| Advertising element? |
| Big element in Vegas |
| Broadway illuminator |
| Bygone Dodge compact |
| Fluorescent lamp gas |
| Gas in a bright sign |
| Gas used in ad signs |
| Like Broadway lights |
| Neighbor of fluorine |
| Shop light, ... sign |
| Sign of the fifties? |
| Sign that stands out |
| Source of sign shine |
| Times Square flasher |
| Advertising-sign gas |
| Bright signage light |
| Gas in lighted signs |
| Number 10 on a table |
| Popular gas in Vegas |
| Vivid type of crayon |
| Cryogenic refrigerant |
| Advertising material? |
| Bright light at night |
| Brilliant, as a color |
| Broadway illumination |
| Element before sodium |
| Element found in none |
| Gas abundant in Vegas |
| Gas discovery of 1898 |
| Gas in an "OPEN" sign |
| Gas in many pub signs |
| Great White Way light |
| Lighted sign contents |
| Like some bar signage |
| Marquee filler, maybe |
| W.A.S.P. "The ___ God |
| Attention-getting gas |
| Gas for a Broadway ad |
| Like many Vegas signs |
| Times Square lighting |
| Vivid crayon category |
| Advertising-light gas |
| Gas in a glowing sign |
| Some make light of it |
| Gas discovered in 1898 |
| One of the noble gases |
| Colorful tropical fish |
| __ Deion: NFL nickname |
| Open late" sign, maybe |
| About .002% of dry air |
| Attention-getting sign |
| Bit of bar advertising |
| Element in advertising |
| Element in diner signs |
| Element in Vegas signs |
| Gas in a flashing sign |
| Gas in some sign tubes |
| It's a gas on Broadway |
| Light type on Broadway |
| One of the inert gases |
| Overly bright, perhaps |
| Sign filler, sometimes |
| Type of big city light |
| Very bright, as colors |
| Arcade Fire "___ Bible |
| Gas on the Vegas strip |
| It lights up Las Vegas |
| It lights up the night |
| Eye-catching sign type |
| Las Vegas illumination |
| Animal" band ___ Trees |
| Attention-getting light |
| Light that's a real gas |
| Conductor seen at night |
| Brightly colored crayon |
| Component of some signs |
| Element in vacuum tubes |
| Gas in commercial signs |
| Gas ubiquitous in Vegas |
| Gas used in many lights |
| Gas used in store signs |
| Glitzy sign type, often |
| Its gas gets attention? |
| Like sign on venue wall |
| Like some '80s clothing |
| Rialto attention-getter |
| Second in a noble line? |
| Type of sign or its gas |
| Very bright, as a color |
| Very vivid, as a crayon |
| 1898 chemical discovery |
| Advertising sign medium |
| Contents of some lights |
| Gas in many Vegas signs |
| Gas in some store signs |
| Light used in bar signs |
| Like fluorescent colors |
| Periodic table's no. 10 |
| Silverchair's "Ballroom |
| Element of Times Square |
| Its atomic number is 10 |
| Like highlighter colors |
| You can make light of it |
| __ Carrot: Crayola color |
| Arcade Fire's "___ Bible |
| Extra-bright, as a color |
| Gas in commercial lights |
| Gas in gas station signs |
| Gas in many saloon signs |
| Gas in some store lights |
| Gaseous attention-getter |
| Geissler tube illuminant |
| It glows in glass tubes. |
| Lighter-than-air element |
| Liquid ___ (refrigerant) |
| Overly bright, as colors |
| Really bright, as colors |
| Sign material, sometimes |
| __ tetra (aquarium fish) |
| You may make light of it |
| Bright light on Broadway |
| Chrysler Corporation car |
| Gas in advertising signs |
| It's a gas in Las Vegas! |
| Las Vegas light material |
| Light on the Vegas strip |
| Like the lights of Vegas |
| Very bright, as a crayon |
| Bright, like some crayons |
| Element in many pub signs |
| Gas in some glowing signs |
| Gaseous chemical element. |
| Glaring lure on the strip |
| Inert gas in vacuum tubes |
| Like Arcade Fire's "Bible |
| Like sign in concert hall |
| Like some Crayola crayons |
| Marquee material, perhaps |
| Ne, on the periodic table |
| Ramsay-Travers find: 1898 |
| Second-lightest noble gas |
| Silverchair "___ Ballroom |
| The Box Tops "___ Rainbow |
| Type of hard-to-miss sign |
| Useful discovery of 1898. |
| Vibrant, as crayon colors |
| Bright, as a crayon color |
| Element seen in Las Vegas |
| Gas in store-window signs |
| Gas used in glowing signs |
| Garish Broadway sign type |
| Like many Las Vegas signs |
| Glowing discovery of 1898 |
| Gas that's hard to ignore |
| Gas in advertising lights |
| Colorless, gaseous element |
| Everybody Talks" ___ Trees |
| Attention-getting sign gas |
| Bright light seen at night |
| Chemical discovery of 1898 |
| Element in Geiger counters |
| Eye-catching sign material |
| Glowing gas in store signs |
| Nighttime attention getter |
| Reason for glowing letters |
| Surprisingly colorless gas |
| Open 24 hours" sign, maybe |
| Gas in many Las Vegas signs |
| Gas used in tubular lights. |
| It's a gas, except to Dodge |
| John Mayer song about sign? |
| Like colors worn by a raver |
| None can alter this element |
| One of the six inert gasses |
| One of the six noble gasses |
| Open all night" sign, maybe |
| Extremely vivid, as a color |
| Algren's "The ___ Wilderness |
| An element in our atmosphere |
| Extremely bright, as a color |
| Inert element used in lights |
| Scientific discovery of 1898 |
| The Arcade Fire's "___ Bible |
| Utah "Animal" band ___ Trees |
| Very conspicuous, color-wise |
| Very vivid, as crayon colors |
| Open 24 hours" sign, perhaps |
| Like many highlighter colors |
| Like some highlighter colors |
| Source of the Las Vegas glow |
| Bright light in the big city |
| Gas for the theater district |
| ___ Lights" (Demi Lovato hit) |
| About .002% of the atmosphere |
| Arcade Fire's "Bible" is this |
| Bright light type on Broadway |
| Gas in a glowing "DINER" sign |
| Gas used in storefront lights |
| Bright, in crayon color names |
| Gas used in lighted bar signs |
| Material for some night signs |
| ___ tetra (aquarium favorite) |
| ___ Lights" (Demi Lovato song) |
| Cryogenic refigeration element |
| Element obtained only from air |
| Gas in some very bright lights |
| Like brightly colored clothing |
| Like sign outside concert hall |
| Ramsay-Travers discovery: 1898 |
| Word on really bright Crayolas |
| Gas in some fluorescent lights |
| Everybody Talks" band ___ Trees |
| Element having atomic number 10 |
| Element in most flashing lights |
| Illuminated gas in a glass tube |
| Word on vividly colored crayons |
| Gas that can light up the night |
| Gas used in many electric signs |
| Illuminated gas in a diner sign |
| ___ tetra (bright aquarium fish) |
| Element found in Geiger counters |
| Element in a lot of advertising? |
| Gas found in many colorful signs |
| Gas found in many electric signs |
| Gas used in fluorescent lighting |
| Helium's periodic table neighbor |
| Medium for sculptor Bruce Nauman |
| Sign of nighttime entertainment? |
| Element used in many bright signs |
| Eye-catching "Open 24 hours" sign |
| Gas in many Las Vegas Strip signs |
| Kind of lights seen in some signs |
| Two-sport pro "___ Deion" Sanders |
| WASP "The ___ God" (2-part album) |
| Bright light type in the big city |
| Advertising sign element, perhaps |
| ____ Trees (alternative rock band) |
| Flasher on the streets of New York |
| Gas found in a flashing diner sign |
| Gas used in brightly colored signs |
| Like many signs on the Vegas Strip |
| '99 Silverchair album "___ Ballroom |
| Open 24 hours" sign material, often |
| Chemical element with the symbol Fe |
| Gas that's used to illuminate signs |
| Gas used in colorful flashing signs |
| Kind of light in a psychic's window |
| Periodic-table neighbor of fluorine |
| Two-sport great "___" Deion Sanders |
| WASP "___ God" 2-part concept album |
| ___ Lights" (2013 Demi Lovato song) |
| Gas used in some lighted beer signs |
| Bright, like some highlighter colors |
| Advertising sign material, sometimes |
| Like an "Open 24 hours" sign, perhaps |
| Gas that fills tubes in colorful signs |
| ___ Carrot (fluorescent Crayola color) |
| Contents of a flickering sign, at times |
| Fluorine neighbor in the periodic table |
| It's below helium in the periodic table |
| It's below helium on the periodic table |
| Ramsay and Travers discovered it, 1898. |
| Word in the names of some bright colors |
| It's under helium in the periodic table |
| ___ Carrot (bright orange Crayola color) |
| Gas found in many bright Las Vegas signs |
| Gas used in lighting the Las Vegas Strip |
| It precedes sodium in the periodic table |
| Bright and fluorescent, like 1980s colors |
| Element above argon on the periodic table |
| Gas that gives the Golden Nugget its glow |
| Inert gas used in many electric bar signs |
| Type of bright color popular in the 1980s |
| ___ Deion (onetime nickname in the N.F.L.) |
| Element below helium in the periodic table |
| Element below helium on the periodic table |
| Gas that illuminates many Las Vegas lights |
| John Mayer song about an advertising sign? |
| Noble gas that can be used in bright signs |
| Fifth-most abundant element in the universe |
| It's next to fluorine in the periodic table |
| It's next to fluorine on the periodic table |
| Like Crayola's Laser Lemon or Shocking Pink |
| The ___ Bible (John Kennedy Toole novel) |
| ___ Deion (nickname for former NFL star Sanders) |
| Jackson Browne "The benediction of the ___ light |
| Former Dodge model that shares its name with a gas |
| Inert gas that is element #10 on the periodic table |
| ___ Trees (band with the 2014 album "Pop Psychology") |
| Element between helium and argon on the periodic table |
| One of the inert gases in the periodic table of elements |
| One of the inert gases on the periodic table of elements |
| Element #10 (Really, it's that early in the sequence? Wow.) |