| WOODALCOHOL | Light volatile flammable poisonous liquid |
| TOLUENE | Colourless volatile flammable liquid used as a solvent (7) |
| ETHANOL | Volatile flammable liquid (7) |
| NAPHTHA | Any of various volatile flammable liquid hydrocarbon mixtures. |
| ETHER | Highly volatile, flammable liquid |
| PETROL | A volatile flammable liquid used as fuel for motor- driven vehicles |
| ACETATE | Colourless volatile flammable liquid with a pleasant fruity smell, used as a plastics solvent and in flavourings and perfumes (5,7) |
| ETHYL | Colourless volatile flammable liquid with a pleasant fruity smell, used as a plastics solvent and in flavourings and perfumes (5,7) |
| BENZENE | Which colourless, volatile, flammable liquid hydrocarbon is obtained chiefly from coal tar (7) |
| ANILINE | Colorless poisonous liquid |
| VENOM | Poisonous liquid of snakes (5) |
| MUSTARDGAS | Blistering vapour from a poisonous liquid (7,3) |
| PRUSSIC | ? acid, poisonous liquid also called hydrogen cyanide (7) |
| NITRICACID | Corrosive poisonous liquid (6,4) |
| OCTANE | Volatile, flammable and toxic component of petrol (6) |
| HYDROGENCYANIDE | Colourless poisonous liquid with a faint odour of bitter almonds (8,7) |
| BURNS | Many millipedes secrete a poisonous liquid from glands called "repugnatorial glands" through pores on their bodies which causes severe ___ that can last for up to 14 months |
| CONIINE | Poisonous liquid alkaloid occurring in hemlock, famously drunk by Socrates in 399 BC (7) |
| METHANOL | Volatile, colourless, flammable liquid used in anti-freeze (8) |
| ISOOCTANE | Flammable liquid hydrocarbon |
