| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Gums | 3 letters | ula |
| Gums | 5 letters | teeth |
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| Gums | 5 letters | agars |
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| Gums | 6 letters | resins |
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| Gums | 8 letters | gingivae |
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- Gelling agents in foods
- Food stabilizers
- Food thickeners
- They sustain many culture
- Media for scientists
- petri dish gels
- lab gelatins
- seaweed-based thickeners
- culture dish media
- Bacteriology gels
- They sustain many cultures
- Gelling agents
- Facilitators of cultural growth
- Solidifying agents
- Culture mediums
- Lab culture mediums
- Ice cream thickeners
- Thickening agents?
- Petri dishes' contents
- Algae extracts
- Temple's ex and family
- Culture media
- Substitutes for gelatins
- Gums
- Biological cultures; as rag (anag.)
- Seaweed jellies; as rag (anag.)
- pinkish tooth huggers, formally.
- pinkish tooth huggers
- Gums
- Two of the three gifts of
- Varnish ingredients
- Pine products
- ingredients in varnish
- pine secretions
- Two of the three gifts of the Magi
- Polymer products
- Amber and epoxy
- Oozings
- Copal and others
- Amber, copal, etc.
- Gums
- Mastics
- Copal and mastic, e.g.
- viscous plant secretions
- trees' sticky secretions
- Epoxy and amber
- viscous plant substances
- Sticky substances
- components of violin varnish
- Amber and balsam
- Substances like frankincense and myrrh
- "Frankincense and myrrh, but not gold"
- Frankincense and myrrh, e.g.
- Myrrh and amber, e.g.
- Sources of silicone
- Lacquer ingredients
- Choppers
- Canines
- Places to drill
- Saws and laws have them
- Canines or bicuspids
- Dentist's concern
- A real mouthful?
- Dentists' focus
- Canines that bite
- Bridge supports
- Canines, e.g.
- Saw things
- Sprocket projections
- Choppers, so to speak
- They may be brushed or ba
- Enforcement provisions
- Ones with crowns
- Drill targets
- Some are deciduous
- Enforcement provisions, s
- Molars
- Cogs
- Fangs
- Incisors, for example
- Note the extraordinary power
- Gnashers
- Power to enforce
- The 'beat the odds' projections
- What cogs contain
- Grinder grinders?
- bicuspids and incisors
- Sufficient power to operate choppers
- Support most of the ones like Tusk?
- Molars and incisors
- 1975 stage play by David Hare
- Spots for crowns
- They may chew the fat
- They're falsely called choppers
- They meet for a bite
- they may be gnashed or gritted
- Those shown with a smile?
- Chompers
- Comb projections
- nail-biters
- Molars, canines etc
- they join others to eat
- smiling may reveal them
- enforcement capability, metaphorically
- Enforcement power
- Chew with them
- Found in gums
- Found inside the jaw
- Hard, enamel-coated structures
- They require brushing
- What odontophobes fear
- Canines and such
- molars and fangs
- molars, for example
- They get together for a bite
- Muscle
- Comb components
- Effectiveness
- pearly whites
- Gear components
- Gear entanglements
- Dentists' concerns
- grinders used at the dinner table
- Comb row
- brush and floss them regularly
- Some bridges connect them
- Incisors, eg
- Renovate Ethan's chompers
- Newborn's lack, usually
- comb parts
- Brushed and flossed set
- Incisors, e.g
- Equate ethics with food processors
- Comb prongs
- Dentition
- Set surrounding the tongue
- Dentist's expertise
- Gear features
- Molars, eg
- Bicuspids and molars
- Brush target
- Dentists' concern
- Orthodontists examine them
- They might be gleaming
- Effectiveness within climate ethics
- One's choppers
- "Enforcement provisions, so to speak"
- They may be brushed or bared
- Baby ......
- Means of enforcement, metaphorically
- Where crowns go
- Sprocket parts
- Some canines
- You put them in your food
- Henhouse rarities
- Dentures
- They take a pasting
- Orthodontist's concern
- effective means of enforcement
- Thirty-two are a mouthful
- Caries hosts
- Enforcement, figuratively
- D.M.D.'s concern
- Bicuspids
- incisors
- Enforcement powers
- Bicuspids, e.g.
- "Sans ......, sans eyes . . . ": Shak.
- Man has 32 of these
- Wheel projections
- What effective law has
- Jags or cogs
- To the ...... (fully)
- Means of enforcement
- Gear parts
- Sprockets
- Rake parts
- Saw parts
- Baby or milk follower
- Man has 32
- Armed to the ......
- Cogwheel features
- what a good argument has
- molars, e.g.
- Possums have 50
- Structures in the jaw
- edges of saws
- Effectiveness of a law, metaphorically
- Body parts goatee thankfully hides
- Biting sources
- adult ferrets have 34
- oral exam focus
- Looked after by dentist
- Molars etc
- Saw things in Société Ethnologique?
- Orthodontist's subjects
- Food chewing tools
- Comb's prongs
- They get together for a bite to eat
- Elephants' tusks, essentially
- Braces straighten them
- White ... (Zadie Smith's debut novel)
- the most violent part of state
- Bite with them
- Molars and such
- Note the barking canines, for example
- Things that gears and crocodiles share
- Giraffes have 32
- What you brush everyday
- Projections on a gear
- Comb parts canines
- canines' canines
- Canines, molars and incisors
- Canines and molars
- Canines and others
- they may be topped with crowns
- You may lie through them
- White chompers in your mouth
- chewing need
- Zipper edge
- Eg, incisors
- Structures in the mouth
- cuspids and incisors
- Dentist's concerns
- formulate ethics about food processors
- orthodontist's interest
- Eg, molars
- Canines bite Ethel a bit
- they're seen on a saw
- What Invisalign aligns
- Cogs; fangs
- What dentures replace
- Enforcement mechanisms, metaphorically
- Food processors
- Braces move them
- Brushed choppers
- Enamel-covered body parts
- Body parts sometimes called choppers
- Dentists clean them
- no present-day turtles have these
- Orcas have sharp ones
- Dentist's interests
- sharp parts of saws
- Show of authority, metaphorically
- Some grinders
- enforcement power, so to speak
- saw features
- Incisors and canines
- Canines and bicuspids for example
- cogs on a sprocket
- Those incisive ones at the front?
- The canine minority that may bite?
- Fangs and tusks
- Golfer's equipment reduced the power
- Coming in late Ethelred saw points
- Parts of combs
- Orthodontists work on them
- Real ones stay in at night
- What dentists examine
- they are set in gum
- canine's group
- Canines, molars, and incisors, e.g.
- Canines for example
- stand on the short grinding equipment
- Renovate Ethan's gnashers
- Combs and gears have them
- The problem with alien food processors
- Molars and others
- Dentist's focus
- Pointy features of sharks
- cogs' dentures?
- Hell's ........, crikey!
- We use these for chewing
- Power to produce a desired effect
- Where you may find cavities
- well armed weapon holders?
- Acerbity
- Acidity
- acridity
- acrimony
- alveolar ridge
- Alveolus
- Apex
- arytenoid cartilages
- astringency
- Back
- bird cage?
- Bite
- Bitterness
- Blade
- Bones
- Bridgework
- causticity
- Claws
- Clutches
- crap game
- crap shooting
- craps
- crooked dice
- Cubes
- dental bridge
- Denture
- Dice
- Die
- Digits
- dorsum
- Edge
- False teeth
- Fierceness
- fingernails
- Fingers
- "...... grip!"
- Gums
- Hands
- hard palate
- Harshness
- "...... hooks"
- Ivories
- Jaws
- Keenness
- Larynx
- Lips
- loaded dice
- Mandibles
- maxillae
- meathooks
- Mitts
- mordacity
- mordancy
- Nails
- Nasal cavity
- nippers
- oral cavity
- palate
- ...... palm
- periodontal tissue
- pharyngeal cavity
- Pharynx
- Pincers
- Plate
- Poignancy
- Point
- poker dice
- Pounces
- Rigor
- roughness
- Set of teeth
- Severity
- Sharpness
- Soft palate
- speech organ
- Sting
- Stridency
- Stringency
- syrinx
- Talons
- Tartness
- teeth ridge
- Tip
- Tongue
- trenchancy
- unguals
- ungulae
- Uppers and lowers
- Vehemence
- velum
- Violence
- Virulence
- vocal chink
- vocal cords
- vocal folds
- vocal processes
- Voice box
- Braces' places
- They have to be cleaned with paste
- dental bits of gear?
- Prongs of a saw or wheel
- e.g. incisors
- Renovate Ethel's chompers
- Force Peg to appear on Thursday
- Molars and canines
- chewers in your mouth?
- effectiveness, figuratively
- Support majority of the force
- Biting's sharp tools
- could they belong to the upper set?
- Dentist's area of expertise
- 20 primary breakthroughs?
- Not even the best hard cogs
- some fossils
- Choppers, gnashers
- Saw's serrations
- Renovate Ethel's gnashers
- Orthodontist's area of expertise
- at the front, they're incisive
- What beavers use to bring down trees
- using cogs for grinders
- Many ancient shark fossils
- Implements of mastication
- Tusks, e.g.
- incisors, say
- Plaque accumulators
- What floss cleans between
- altogether they produce a mouthful
- Diminutive suffix
- Suffix with form
- Ending with form
- Small: Suffix
- blast ending
- spat ending
- type of fijian throwing war club
- suffix meaning "small"
- Suffix meaning small one
- Suffix meaning "little one"
- Gums
- Form follower
- Gums, to an M.D.
- Diminutive ending
- Ending for form
- Software agreement; Abbr.
- Spiny lobster, in Honolulu
- form attachment?
- ending for form or spat
- biological suffix meaning "little"
- suffix with spat or form
- End for form
- Suffix for form