tear gas

They had flashlights and guns and tear gas, and their faces were grim and desperate.

There was tear gas hanging about, too, and we all felt anything but cheerful.

The tear gas which we prepared to manufacture was brombenzyl cyanide.

Calhoun was familiar enough with tear gas, used by police on some planets.

In going through the village, our eyes commenced to be irritated by tear gas: the bombardment was infernal.

Instantly the young man shot the tear gas above Joans head into their faces, caught the girl and dragged her to him.

They routed him out with tear gas and shot him down with plain old GI rifle fire.

Needless to say I had fallen flat, and, as I arose, the sweet smell of tear gas made itself evident.

Even a trace of tear gas in the air would in a few moments blind a man temporarily.

Gassing the enemy with tear gas was much cheaper than with poison gas, yet it forced him to remain masked.