| Illicit drug inits. | 19 |
| Hallucinogenic inits. | 21 |
| Hallucinogen since the 1950s | 28 |
| Drug whose street name is angel dust | 36 |
| Drug associated with feelings of strength | 41 |
| Drug also known as angel dust | 29 |
| Drug also known as "ozone" | 36 |
| D.E.A. target drug | 18 |
| Animal tranquilizer drug, for short | 35 |
| Anesthetic used as an animal tranquilizer | 41 |
| Alternative to bath salts | 25 |
| "Angel dust" | 22 |
| HMO doctors (or a bullshit plural form of angel dust) | 53 |
| Some hallucinogens, for short | 29 |
| Some generalists, initially | 27 |
| HMO doctor designations | 23 |
| Some hallucinogens | 18 |
| Psychedelic drugs, for short | 28 |
| Illicit drugs, briefly | 22 |
| Hallucinogens formerly used for anesthesia, in brief | 52 |
| Hallucinogenic drugs | 20 |
| General MDs, to insurers | 24 |
| Mac alternatives | 16 |
| Desktop devices | 15 |
| Trojan targets | 14 |
| IBM products | 12 |
| Compaq products | 15 |
| Windows boxes? | 14 |
| Windows boxes | 13 |
| Modern office staples | 21 |
| Dell products | 13 |
| Alternatives to Macs | 20 |
| Some tablets | 12 |
| Some of the IBM line | 20 |
| Portions: Abbr. | 15 |
| Many home computers | 19 |
| Macs' alternatives | 22 |
| Best Buy buys | 13 |
| Workstation machines, for short | 31 |
| Windows can be found on them | 28 |
| Some IBM products | 17 |
| IBM hardware | 12 |
| HP products | 11 |
| Dell output | 11 |
| Dell or Toshiba products, for short | 35 |
| Windows users | 13 |
| Stations in some labs | 21 |
| Some notebooks, briefly | 23 |
| Some are desktops | 17 |
| Objects on many desktops | 24 |
| Machines with RAM | 17 |
| Machines with CPUs | 18 |
| Desktop machines | 16 |
| Desktop items, for short | 24 |
| Dells, e.g. | 11 |
| Computers not supported by Jobs | 31 |
| Computers for all, for short | 28 |
| CD burners | 10 |
| Workstation machines | 20 |
| Windows may open on them | 24 |
| Windows 7 runners | 17 |
| Where Windows run | 17 |
| Vista runners | 13 |
| Virus victims | 13 |
| They're Intel-ligent | 24 |
| They work from memory: Abbr. | 28 |
| They may get viruses (abbr.) | 28 |
| They may be networked | 21 |
| They may be cloned | 18 |
| They have hard drives | 21 |
| They get booted | 15 |
| They carry programs | 19 |
| They can crash | 14 |
| Their clones were once commonly kept in labs | 44 |
| Tech store purchases | 20 |
| Tech store buys | 15 |
| Tandy products | 14 |
| Surfers may use them | 20 |
| Surfers can use them | 20 |
| Staples staples, for short | 26 |
| Staples staples, briefly | 24 |
| Some workstations: Abbr. | 24 |
| Some network units | 18 |
| Some I.B.M. products | 20 |
| Some clones | 11 |
| Software runners, briefly | 25 |
| Pts. of a jigsaw puzzle | 23 |
| Personal computers, for short | 29 |
| Pentium containers | 18 |
| Parts: Abbr. | 12 |
| Part of the IBM line | 20 |
| P. MacKay and party | 19 |
| Old IBM products | 16 |
| Office staples, for short | 25 |
| Notebooks of a sort | 19 |
| Not Macs | 8 |
| Modern office staples, for short | 32 |
| Many run Windows | 16 |
| Many of them can burn CDs | 25 |
| Macs' counterparts | 22 |