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Oil, milk (any fatty mucilaginous substance), may protect the coats of the stomach against oil of vitriol and other acrid poisons: -- ACRID
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In other words, someone even less competent than Richard Reid (the couldn't get a shoe to explode guy) would have had to mix smelly liquid chemicals to perform a chemical synthesis in his seat, resulting in a material with a "DISTINCTIVE ACRID SMELL", and then somehow find a way to separate and dry it before even trying to set it off, and to do all that without ANYBODY even in the next seat noticing anything ...
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DOUBLE ACRID CROWFOOT, YELLOW BACHELOR'S BUTTONS; _Nat.
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Illustration A SHIP WAS BLAZING BRIGHTLY ALONGSIDE ONE OF THE WHARVES NEAR THE BRIDGE, AND THE AIR WAS FULL OF DRIFTING SMUTS AND OF A HEAVY ACRID SMELL OF BURNING
The Poison Belt: Being an Account of Another Amazing Adventure of Professor Challenger 1913
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ITS FLESH FALLING OFF IN ACRID STRIPS before it ran this picture.
Webster Blog 2009
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