gas

To work very well after a slow start

Enjoy yourself a lot

A place where people buy fuel for cars and small items

A gas from underground that burns to make heat and electricity

A gas like carbon dioxide or methane that traps heat in the air

A chemical that makes eyes water and people cough to make crowds move away

A sealed room where people or animals die from poison gas

A container on a car or bike that holds fuel for the engine

A business that supplies gas for heating or cooking to homes and shops

A very poisonous gas that stops people breathing, often used as a weapon

A gas that makes people's eyes burn and makes them cry, used by police to break up crowds

A machine at a service station that fills a car with fuel

A foot pedal in a car that controls the car's speed

A very large planet like Jupiter or Saturn made mostly of light gases that has no solid surface

The number of miles a car can drive on one gallon of fuel

A harmful gas used as a weapon that can kill or make people very sick if they breathe it

A pipe that carries natural gas to a home or building

A deep hole drilled in the ground to bring up natural gas

A poison gas used in war that causes painful blisters and damages the lungs

A cooker with burners and an oven that uses gas to cook food

A car that uses a lot of fuel and costs a lot to run

A place where natural gas is prepared and sent to customers

A big pipe that carries gas to homes and buildings

A gas with no color that dentists give to patients to breathe so they relax and sometimes laugh

A device in a vehicle that shows how much fuel is left

A lamp that burns gas to make light

An engine that burns fuel to make hot gas that spins a wheel with blades

A gas that forms when plants rot in wet places like marshes

A strong chemical spray used by police that makes people cry and cough

A group of cars waiting to buy fuel at a station

A gas that does not react with other substances, like helium or argon

A machine that burns natural gas to make power for vehicles or generators

A bomb that releases toxic gas when it explodes

A cooking stove with gas burners and an oven

A device that measures how much gas a house or business uses

A machine that burns gas to make a room warm

A device that fires small gas containers like tear gas to make crowds move away

A tool that makes a steady flame to cook or heat things

The push of a gas against the walls of its container

A network of pipes and machines that brings natural gas to homes and businesses

A gas that does not react with other chemicals, like helium or neon

A gas that forms in swamps when plants rot and can burn

A machine that burns gas to heat a building

A pipe that carries fuel from a tank to an engine

A company that supplies gas to homes and businesses

Filled with gas rather than liquid or solid

An imaginary gas made of tiny particles that take up no space and do not affect each other

A very strong poison used as a weapon that attacks the nerves and can kill by touching skin or breathing

A type of tear gas used by police that causes eye and skin pain and lasts long

A gas made from coal and used in the past for lighting and heating

Gas stored under high pressure in a cylinder or tank for use

A person who installs and fixes gas pipes, stoves and heaters

A kitchen stove that uses gas to cook food

Heat from burning natural gas to warm a building

An oven that uses gas to cook or bake food

A device that sends gas through a small opening to make a steady flame for heat or light

A heavy fuel made from oil that runs boilers and large engines

A metal ring on a gas stove that makes a flame for cooking

An explosive fired from a cannon that releases poisonous gas when it explodes

A person who works for a gas company installing or fixing gas pipes and boilers

Gas released from a generator during maintenance or venting

Gas that comes out of a furnace when machines push air or steam through hot material

Gas like propane or butane kept in metal bottles for cooking and heating

A colorless, odorless gas called carbon dioxide that plants use to make food

How easily a gas spreads through a liquid or another gas

A gas produced by passing air over hot coal and used in the past for lighting and heating

A fuel gas made from propane and butane kept under pressure

A pipe, valve, or meter that carries gas to appliances inside a building

A device that sends gas from a pipe to a flame for indoor light

A device that shows how much fuel is left in a car's tank

A severe infection in body tissue caused by bacteria that makes gas and destroys it

A metal piece on a wall with a burner for gas light

A fixed number used in the ideal gas law to connect energy, temperature and amount of gas

A dangerous problem that happens when air bubbles get into the blood and stop blood flow

A protective mask that covers the whole head and filters harmful gases to keep lungs safe