Answer: ADA
ADA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 495 times.
Referring Clues:
- Critic ___ Louise Huxtable
- City SSW of Tulsa
- Toothpaste-approving grp.
- Nabokov heroine
- Holly Hunter in "The Piano"
- Toothpullers' grp.
- Nabokov novel
- Orthodontist's org.
- Org. quoted on toothpaste tubes
- Drillers' org.
- Toothy grp.?
- Driller's org.
- Grp. with a lot of pull?
- Town that's home to Ohio Northern University
- Initials on a toothpaste box
- Tooth dr.'s org.
- Oklahoma town
- Boise's county
- Org. for bridge builders
- Oklahoma city
- Tooth doctors' org.
- Toothpaste box letters
- Ohio Northern University town
- Writer ___ Louise Huxtable
- Cavity fillers' org.
- Org. for some extractors
- Oklahoma county seat
- Mathematician Lovelace
- Orthodontists' org.
- Toothpaste-endorsing org.
- Grp. with pull?
- Org. concerned with tooth care
- Critic __ Louise Huxtable
- Drillers' grp.
- Inits. on a toothpaste box
- Toothpaste tube letters
- Tooth care grp.
- English mathematician Lovelace
- Inits. on a toothpaste tube
- Org. for drillers and fillers
- Org. for tooth doctors
- Nabokov title heroine
- Town in 98-Across
- Liberal D.C. group
- Letters on a toothpaste tube
- "Bleak House" girl
- Org. for cavity fillers
- Computer pioneer Lovelace
- Org. that rates members of Cong.
- 1969 Nabokov novel
- Toothpaste tube abbr.
- Liberal grp. on Capitol Hill
- Abbr. on a toothpaste box
- City southeast of 64-Across
- Lovelace who was called "The Enchantress of Numbers"
- Oral health org.
- Richard's love in "Bleak House"
- Decay-fighting org.
- Org. concerned with decay
- Home to Ohio Northern University
- Drilling grp.
- Lord Byron's daughter Lovelace
- Toothpaste endorser (abbr.)
- Vladimir Nabokov novel
- City in central Oklahoma
- "The Piano" heroine
- Abbr. on a toothpaste tube
- Flossing advocacy grp.
- Toothpaste recommenders, at times (abbr.)
- Heroine in "The Piano"
- Toothpaste tube palindrome
- Tooth care org.
- Toothpaste-endorsing gp.
- Toothpaste box abbr.
- Nabokov title character
- Sooner State town
- Toothpaste-recommending org.
- Ohio Northern University city
- Titular Nabokov woman
- Palindromic Sooner city
- "Law & Order" role, for short
- Toothpaste box ltrs.
- Nicole's "Cold Mountain" role
- Oklahoma oil town
- Sooner State city
- Toothpaste-certifying org.
- Seat of Oklahoma's Pontotoc County
- Flossing advocacy gp.
- Org. named on toothpaste tubes
- Org. for drillers
- Colgate tube letters
- Org. for those looking down in the mouth?
- Tooth care gp.
- Tooth decay-fighting org.
- Most populous county of Idaho
- Canine care grp.?
- Prosecutor's title, perhaps
- Org. for drillmasters?
- Idaho's most populous county
- Periodontist's org.
- Anticavity org.
- Org. that puts its seal on Listerine
- Org. for smiley faces?
- Pulitzer-winning critic ___ Louise Huxtable
- Give Kids a Smile org.
- Toothy gp.?
- Org. cited on some tubes
- Org. concerned with oral health
- Wife and frequent subject of artist Alex Katz
- Org. concerned with bridges
- Oscar-winning role for Holly in "The Piano"
- 1961 Dean Martin film
- Org. that promotes sugarless gum
- Driller's gp.?
- "Cold Mountain" heroine
- Letters on a Crest tube
- Lord Byron's daughter
- Prosecutorial underling: Abbr.
- Oklahoma city near Oral Roberts's birthplace
- City SE of Oklahoma City
- Computer language named for the Countess of Lovelace
- Toothpaste raters' org.
- Drillers' gp.
- Cavity filler's org.
- Dentists' org.
- ''Bleak House'' girl
- Dentists' grp.
- Tooth pullers' org.
- Periodontists' grp.
- Tooth-care org.
- Org. that drills
- Dentist's grp.
- Oral-B recommender
- Toothpaste endorser
- Tooth-puller's org.
- Palindromic heroine of ''The Piano''
- ''The Piano'' heroine
- Novel by Nabokov
- Oral surgeon's org.
- Toothpaste approvers, for short
- Vladimir Nabokov character
- Pulitzer winner ___ Louise Huxtable
- Pulitzer winner Huxtable
- This org. has a lot of pull
- Abbr. on toothpaste boxes
- Driller's org.?
- Org. with pull
- Org. with a lot of pull
- Tooth treaters' org.
- 1961 Susan Hayward film
- Tooth pullers' grp.
- Org. recommending brushing
- Periodontists' org.
- Start of a Vladimir Nabokov novel
- Nabokov work
- Nabokov character
- Bridge builder's grp.
- Lead role in "The Piano"
- Grp. concerned with canines
- Literary title character with a palindromic name
- Org. on toothpaste boxes
- Cap-and-crown org.?
- Nicole's role in "Cold Mountain"
- Org. on a toothpaste box
- 1969 literary heroine who says "I like the words damozel, eglantine, elegant. I love when you kiss my elongated white hand"
- Toothpaste-tube abbr.
- Org. with crowning achievements?
- Toothpaste-approving org.
- Orthodontist's grp.
- Bridge expert's org.?
- Org. for bridge builders?
- Oklahoma city named for the daughter of its first 4-Down
- Palindromic girl
- Org. that supports water fluoridation
- Org. that endorses toothpaste
- Literary title character from the planet Antiterra
- Org. that rates members of Congress on their liberalism
- Oklahoma City neighbor
- Org. with a Seal of Acceptance
- Gp. concerned with fluoride safety
- ___ Lovelace, computer programming pioneer
- Java alternative
- Palindromic heroine of "The Piano"
- Palindromic name
- Woman's name, either way you look at it
- Sponsor of the Give Kids a Smile program
- Programming language akin to Pascal
- Programming language named for the first programmer
- 1990 bill that increased wheelchair access: Abbr.
- "___ or Ardor: A Family Chronicle" (Nabokov title)
- Nabokov girl
- Toothpaste approvers: Abbr.
- Abbr. on some chewing gum packages
- Golfer MacKenzie
- Golfing icon MacKenzie
- Org. for drillers?
- Org. listed a toothpaste box
- Org. working on bridges
- Computer pioneer Lovelace
- Oklahoma city
- Letters on some tubes
- "Tobacco Road" wife
- ____ Mackenzie ( lady golfer)
- City southwest of Tulsa
- Town in Oklahoma
- Nabokov book
- Byron's daughter
- 'Cold Mountain' character
- 'Cold Mountain' heroine
- Dentist's org.
- Palindromic woman's name
- Minnesota city
- 'Tobacco Road' character
- Computer language
- Okla-homa city
- Org. for periodontists
- Org. for tooth drillers
- City in Oklahoma
- Toothpaste box inits.
- Org. for a periodontist
- Central Oklahoma city
- Toothpaste tube inits.
- Org. that recommends flossing
- Flossing-endorsing org.
- Org. with members who perform cosmetic procedures
- Toothpaste letters
- Grp. concerned with drilling
- Letters in canine care
- Tooth doctor's grp.
- Tooth-care pros' org.
- Org. concerned with canine health
- Onu's hometown
- Toothpaste-evaluating org.
- Colgate-endorsing org.
- Down-in-the-mouth org.?
- Org. for some drillers
- Programming pioneer Lovelace
- Toothpaste-endorsing grp.
- Org. for fillers and drillers
- Tooth doctor's org.
- Central Oklahoma town
- Oklahoma birthplace of Oral Roberts
- Org. concerned with crowns
- Cavity-fighting org.
- Org. fighting decay
- Toothpaste approval org.
- Listerine bottle abbr.
- Programming language named for Lord Byron's daughter
- Novelist Leverson
- ___ Lovelace, computer pioneer
- Pro-canine org.?
- Org. for dentists
- Legislation that protects people with impairments: Abbr.
- Its members employ hygienists: Abbr.
- Org. that encourages flossing
- ___ Accepted (phrase on many CVS boxes)
- Tooth paste initials
- 'The Piano' pianist
- Vladlimir Nabokov novel
- Occlusion seminar sponsor
- Org. recommending regular checkups
- Pioneering programmer Lovelace
- Tooth tender's org.
- Tube inits.
- Crest letters
- City in which Grisham's "The Innocent Man" is set
- MouthHealthy.org org.
- Source of Toothflix DVDs
- "Children of her type contrive the purest philosophies" Nabokov girl
- Listerine-bottle abbr.
- Org. whose members look down in the mouth?
- Bridge builders' body, briefly
- Nabokov's longest novel
- Periodontist's grp.
- Mouthwash bottle abbr.
- Oral-health org.
- Aquafresh tube letters
- Computer programming pioneer Lovelace
- Palindromic Oklahoma city
- Extractors' org.
- Palindromic city in Oklahoma
- Simon & Garfunkel's "I ___ Rock"
- Molar mender's org.
- Org. on a toothpaste tube
- Org. concerned with bridges and canals
- Computer language named for Lord Byron's daughter
- Org. with an oral fixation?
- Org. promoting water fluoridization
- "Peyton Place" character Mrs. Jacks
- Palindromic Nabokov novel
- Most populous Idaho county
- Role for Nicole in "Cold Mountain"
- Drillers gp.
- Dental gp.
- Idaho county
- Toothbrush-endorsing org.
- A "Law & Order" job (abbr.)
- Toothpast-accepting gp.
- Dentists' group (abbr.)
- Dentists' gp.
- Computing pioneer Lovelace
- Palindromic girl's name
- Dentists' group
- Oral-health advocate
- Toothpaste box org.
- Org. for cavity fixers
- Org. recommending flossing
- Letters on some mouthwash
- MouthHealthy.org grp.
- Basic alternative
- Gp. for fillers and drillers
- Tooth doc's org.
- Canine care gp.?
- ___ Clare, ward in Dickens's "Bleak House"
- Another Nabokov novel
- Oral surgeons' org.
- Lovelace whom many consider the first computer programmer
- ___ Lovelace
- Pascal-based language
- Palindromic female name
- Palindromic lady
- Org. concerned with securing crowns
- Org. on toothpaste tubes
- Actress Maris
- Aim-endorsing org.
- Prosecutor's aide, for short
- Mouthguards course offerer
- Frank's daughter's occupation on "Blue Bloods"
- Org. endorsing toothpaste
- "Give Kids a Smile" org.
- Org. mentioned on tubes of toothpaste
- Govt. lawyer
- Mouth Healthy org.
- Mouth rinse bottle abbr.
- Mouthrinse seal awarder
- Proprietor of MouthHealthy.org
- Critic Louise Huxtable
- Purveyor of the Toothflix app
- Org. supporting flossing
- Crown-installing org.
- Palindromic Nabokov title
- Garden party?
- Toothpaste approving group
- Oral hygiene org.
- Oral Pathologist app seller
- ___Mackenzie (celebrated lady golfer)
- Abbreviation on a toothpaste tube
- Abbr. on a tube
- Law regarding access for the handicapped, for short
- Byron's "calculating" daughter
- City south of Seminole, Okla.
- Fluoride-touting org.
- Job on "Law & Order": abbr.
- Toothpaste-box letters
- Org. producing flossing videos
- Crown installer's org.
- Iconic lady golfer Mackenzie
- Tooth pros' org.
- Dudley the Dinosaur's org.
- ____ MacKenzie ( legendary lady golfer)
- Toothpaste-pushing org.
- Ohio college town
- Toothpaste tube org.
- Org. encouraging flossing
- Abbr. on toothpaste tubes
- Law with bldg. requirements
- Source of oral-exam assistance
- Governor of Guam
- Lovelace of early computing
- Org. with oral reports?
- Nabokov lady
- Org. promoting fluoridation
- MouthHealthy.org initials
- Flossing advocate: Abbr.
- Org. that promotes flossing
- Erin Reagan's job: abbr.
- Nabokov title
- Mouthwash-endorsing org.
- Org. with the "Give Kids a Smile" initiative
- Carver's job on "Law & Order: CI" (abbr.)
- Maid on "The Hamptons"
- Lovelace of computing fame
- Mouthwash endorsing org.
- ___-compliant
- "nurses" actress maris
- Letters on many toothpastes
- Org. concerned with gaps, at times
- 1990s antidiscrimination law, for short
- Civil rights legis. of 1990
- Org. of the MouthHealthy website
- Inits. on toothpaste tubes
- Lovelace of math
- Countess and mathematician Lovelace
- People's second: Abbr.
- Org. for tooth pros
- *Plummer or Bynes
- 1969 novel subtitled "Ardor: A Family Chronicle"
- Antidiscrimination law of 1990, for short
- Org. whose seal appears on toothpastes
- Name that's a palindrome
- ___ Lovelace, computing pioneer who was the daughter of Lord Byron
- Lovelace considered the first computer programmer
- Canine care org.?
- Landmark civil rights legislation of 1990: Abbr.
- Lovelace called the "enchantress of numbers"
- Letters on toothpaste boxes
- "The Chairside Instructor" publisher
- Programmer Lovelace
- Crest box abbr.
- Org. concerned with choppers
- Tooth pro's grp.
- Oral health advocacy org.
- ___ Yonath, 2009 Chemistry co-Nobelist
- Early programmer Lovelace
- Civil rights law that turned 30 in 2020, for short
- ___'s List (platform for women in tech)
- Mouth health org.
- Org. concerned with gum health
- Poet Limón
- Accessibility law, for short
- ___-compliant (wheelchair-accessible, maybe)
- Letters on toothpaste tubes
- Letters on a bathroom tube
- Org. concerned with teeth
- Org. that recommends daily flossing
- Prosecution figure, for short
- Coding language named after the creator of the first computer program
- "___ Twist, Scientist" (children's book)
- Accessibility law, briefly
- Computer scientist Lovelace
- County in Idaho
- Gp. using caps and crowns
- "lucky wreck" poet Limon
- Education pioneer Comstock
- Math genius Lovelace
- Oral health initials
- Sci-fi author Palmer
- Menominee activist Deer
- Canine protection org.?
- Org. promoting oral health
- ___ Twist (best-selling children's book character)
- "___ Twist, Scientist"
- Org. on a mouthwash bottle
- Black Dresses member Rook
- Org. that evaluates toothbrushes
- Tube letters
- ___-compliant (wheelchair-accessible, say)
- Lawyer ___ Lois Sipuel Fisher
- "A Name" poet Limon
- 1990 civil rights law
- Canine care org.
- "Bright Dead Things" poet Limón
- 1990 antidiscrimination law
- (Nabokov)
- Hugo-nominated novelist Palmer
- Law passed shortly after the Capitol Crawl in 1990
- ___-compliant (what public facilities must be, in brief)
- Law that may require 25-Down interpreters
- Org. promoting canine care
- Programing pioneer Lovelace
- ___ Limón, first Latina poet laureate of the U.S.
- Landmark 1990 antidiscrimination legislation, for short
- Abbr. on floss
- "___ Twist, Scientist": kid-lit bestseller
- Law ensuring accessibility (Abbr.)
- Meet Me @ The Altar drummer Juarez
- "___ Twist, Scientist": animated series based on a bestselling picture book
- Poet laureate Limon
- ___ "Bricktop" Smith (legendary vaudevillian)
- Antidiscrimination measure of 1990, in brief
- Name hidden in "Salsa Dancer"
- Limón who is the first Latina to be Poet Laureate of the United States
- Org. on a bottle of mouthwash
- Accessibility law intis.
- Lovelace of early computer programming
- "Sanctuary" poet Limon
- "The Hurting Kind" poet Limón
- Legal position in municipal govt.
- Periodontists' gp.
- Landmark civil rights law acronym
- ___ Limón, first Latina U.S. poet laureate
- Activist Deer
- Accessibility law inits.
- 1990 civil rights legislation, for short
- Civil rights law of 1900 for short
- "___ Twist, Scientist" (kids' book)
- Letters on tubes of toothpaste
- 1990 civil rights law, briefly
- Law mandating curb cuts, in brief
- Coding pioneer Lovelace
- "___ Twist, Scientist" (kid-lit book that celebrates Lovelace)
- Early computer scientist Lovelace
- Mathematician/writer Lovelace
- Law that led to many curb cuts, for short
- ___ Louise Huxtable, winner of the first Pulitzer Prize for Criticism
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