- - white soap
- - Soap whose first slogan was "It floats"
- - Hand soap
- - Soap soap
- - New soap of 1879
- - Floating soap brand
- - Classic Procter & Gamble soap brand
- - "99 and 44/100% pure" soap
- - Popular soap
- - Bar soap brand
- - Soap that's evidently 0.56% impure
- - Soap that floats, per old slogans
- - Bath soap
- - Bar soap maker
- - 'It floats' soap brand
- - Soap that floats
- - Venerable soap brand
- - Classic soap
- - "It floats" soap
- - "99 44/100 % pure" soap
- - "99 and 44/100 percent pure" soap
- - Off-white shade for some wedding dresses
- - four soldiers trailed by unknown character in creamy-white
- - Valuable creamy-white substance
- - What's unfortunately seen as valuable about the Jumbo?
- - man with youth leader finding tusk substance
- - Mr Novello? Why creamy white?
- - Zest alternative
- - man and first of youths finding tusk substance
- - at four, conservative loses the head, going almost white
- - ... tower
- - What is traditionally used in Japan to make hanko
- - Whitish yellow plant that climbs walls
- - Elephant tusk substance
- - shakespeare wallah producer "merchant - .........."
- - precious material made of dentine
- - Second color in a 1982 McCartney/Wonder hit song
- - Material once used to make piano keys
- - it's white, or set in something green
- - key material or creeper outside
- - Cream and gold seen in a plant
- - gold in climber is creamy white
- - after four, roy circulated banned substance
- - an off-white colour
- - "Ebony and ..." (McCartney/Wonder hit)
- - Usual opposite of ebony
- - Hard material from elephants, walruses and similar animals
- - Material that was once carved to make Chinese puzzle balls
- - Dentine; piano key
- - Highbrow tower material?
- - "Ebony and ...," track by Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder
- - common wedding gown shade
- - welshman with very last restricted substance
- - What the oldest known chess set was carved from
- - What's produced by jumbo engine over years?
- - Off-white poacher's prize
- - Welshman possibly, with last of dairy's cream
- - The colour of gold in the plant
- - Elephants are poached for this
- - Piano key (inf)
- - white or green plant put outside
- - key material for piano-makers
- - substance in the tusk of an elephant
- - Piano material
- - Yellowish-white gold plant placed outside
- - elephant tusks
- - No elephants were harmed in the making of this 2006 LP by Beach House; "Auburn and ......"
- - West African country: ..... Coast [anglicised]
- - Dentine
- - Coast or tower
- - Word with tower or coast
- - What tusks are made of
- - Walrus tusk, e.g.
- - Like a lofty tower
- - Illegal hunters seek it
- - Whitish color
- - White piano key, informally
- - White key, informally
- - What elephant tusks are made of
- - Walrus tusks
- - Valuable dentine
- - Type of coast or tower
- - Traditional key material
- - Tower type
- - Subject of a commercial trade ban
- - Shade similar to eggshell
- - Scrimshaw's medium
- - Scrimshaw stuff
- - Poachers' treasure
- - Poacher's pursuit
- - Poacher's haul
- - Old artificial leg material
- - Obsolete piano key material
- - Netsuke material
- - Merchant's partner
- - Material often traded illegally
- - Material of some keys
- - Material in Ahab's false leg
- - Material from elephant's tusks
- - Material for a tower
- - Material for a certain tower.
- - Mastodon relic
- - Keyboard material
- - Impregnable tower
- - Hard creamy-white dentine used for making ornaments
- - Elephant poacher's cache
- - Eight-ball material
- - Eburnean hue
- - Dentine of tuskers
- - Dentine from tusks
- - Country on the Gulf of Guinea, a former French protectorate
- - Component of white piano keys, once
- - Africa's ...... Coast
- - A base of bone turquoise
- - 14th anniversary gift
- - Kind of tower
- - Key composition
- - "It floats" sloganeer
- - Lofty tower.
- - Creamy-white colour
- - White key
- - Key component
- - Piano-key material
- - Piano key wood
- - Key color
- - Ebony partner in song
- - Tusk substance
- - Key material from spiv or yob
- - Ebony's partner
- - Tower material?
- - Key material
- - Wedding gown shade
- - Tower color
- - Scrimshaw material
- - Word before 'Coast' or 'tower'
- - Tusk material
- - Some hunt for this key
- - Bygone artist's medium
- - Material no longer used in new pianos
- - Narwhal tusk material
- - Walrus tusk material
- - Tower construction material
- - Elephant's tusk material
- - Novello takes years finding key
- - Elephant tusk material
- - Oft-poached stuff
- - Key material, once
- - Girl hoarding gold, something with restricted sale
- - Off-white colour
- - Elephant tusk stuff
- - Wedding-gown color
- - Old piano key material
- - Ebony complement
- - Common wedding dress color
- - Creamy white
- - Piano key material, once
- - Key ingredient?
- - It's not quite white
- - Something the U.S. government bans the sale of
- - Merchant's partner in white
- - Elephant tusk composition
- - Decorative material -- gold -- found in well-known London restaurant
- - Bathroom bar
- - Ebony's counterpart
- - Substance in elephant tusks
- - Fourth or fifth rally from one of the coasts
- - Climber coming across gold tooth
- - Cream-colored
- - Subject of a 1989 international trade ban
- - ......-billed woodpecker
- - Cream trailer containing gold
- - Creamy colour
- - Some hunt this key
- - White trailer carrying soldiers
- - Poached stuff
- - White piano key
- - It's poached
- - Banned article of trade
- - Tusks, to a bounty hunter
- - Blues Traveler "...... Tusk"
- - Target of elephant poachers
- - Tusk stuff
- - Shade of white (and a word that precedes the starts of 17- and 66-Across and 11- and 29-Down)
- - Composition of some towers
- - Walrus dentine
- - Elephant tusk
- - Ebony counterpart, in song
- - Old white-key material
- - Old pool ball material
- - Old piano craftsman's raw material
- - Scrimshaw medium
- - Pearl white
- - Old billiard ball material
- - Word before "tower" or "Coast"
- - Obsolescent piano key material
- - Ebony counterpart of song
- - "Coast" or "tower" preceder
- - "Ebony and ......"
- - Antique piano key material
- - Billiard-ball material of yore
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