Poison undoer | 13 |
Counteracting agent | 19 |
Toxic avenger? | 14 |
Remedy counteracting poison | 27 |
Poison neutralizer | 18 |
Poison counteracter | 19 |
First-aid info | 14 |
Counteractive remedy | 20 |
Counteractive agent | 19 |
Counteractant | 13 |
Remedies | 8 |
Poison remedies | 15 |
Snake bite remedies | 19 |
Remedies for poisons | 20 |
Counteractive agents | 20 |
Civil War battle site | 21 |
1862 battle site | 16 |
1862 Maryland battle site | 25 |
Site of fierce Civil War battle | 31 |
Site of Civil War's bloodiest battle | 40 |
McClellan battle site | 21 |
Maryland's historic ___ Creek | 33 |
It led to the Emancipation Proclamation | 39 |
First major Civil War battle on Union soil | 42 |
Bloody Civil War battleground | 29 |
Bloody Civil War battle site of September, 1862 | 47 |
Bloody battleground for Lee | 27 |
1862 invasion battle site | 25 |
"The Victor of ___" (Melville poem about the Civil War) | 65 |
It stimulates the immune system | 31 |
Immunologist's concern | 26 |
Immune response trigger | 23 |
Immunity trigger | 16 |
Immune system booster | 21 |
Substance used in immunology | 28 |
Reactive toxin | 14 |
Infection-curbing agent | 23 |
Immune response stimulus | 24 |
Immune response cause | 21 |
Cause of an immune response | 27 |
Body toxin | 10 |
A or B in blood typing, e.g. | 28 |
Stopover | 8 |
West Indies island | 18 |
Caribbean cruise stop | 21 |
Leeward island | 14 |
One of the Leeward Islands | 26 |
Columbus discovery of 1493 | 26 |
West Indies resort island | 25 |
St. John's is its capital | 29 |
St. Johns's island | 22 |
Its leading city is St. John's | 34 |
Island near Barbuda | 19 |
Island named by Columbus in 1493 | 32 |
Island Columbus reached in 1493 | 31 |
Caribbean island whose original name was Waladli | 48 |
Caribbean island split into six parishes | 40 |
Barbuda's island partner | 28 |
1493 Columbus landing site | 26 |
His capital is St. John's | 29 |
Barbudan's neighbor | 23 |
Willy Loman, for one | 20 |
Not-so-noble protagonist | 24 |
Captain Jack Sparrow, e.g. | 26 |
Tony Soprano, for one | 21 |
Questionable lead | 17 |
Protagonist found lacking | 25 |
Raskolnikov in "Crime and Punishment," e.g. | 53 |
Protagonist with likability issues | 34 |
Protagonist of a sort | 21 |
Protagonist in fiction | 22 |
Nontraditional protagonist | 26 |
Mad Max or Dirty Harry | 22 |
Lucky Jim, for one | 18 |
Literary nonachiever | 20 |
Leopold Bloom, e.g. | 19 |
Flawed protagonist | 18 |
Film noir protagonist | 21 |
Either lead in "Easy Rider," e.g. | 43 |
Drama character | 15 |
Don Quixote or Leopold Bloom | 28 |
Dirty Harry, notably | 20 |
Dirty Harry, e.g. | 17 |
Dirty Harry or Tony Soprano | 27 |
Cool Hand Luke, for one | 23 |
Character lacking courage | 25 |
Atypical protagonist | 20 |
Right-brained? | 14 |
Math figure | 11 |
Math class calculation | 22 |
Math function | 13 |
Slide rule reading | 18 |
What 100 is to 2, in the base 10 | 32 |
Pre-calc calculation | 20 |
Number corresponding to an exponent | 35 |
Math table entry | 16 |
Certain math number | 19 |
10,000, for 4, in base 10, e.g. | 31 |
Physicist's study | 21 |
Particle physics subject | 24 |