Gas stations (or other word) usually have two kinds of gasoline: A cheaper kind that’s called ________.
| REGULAR | 877 |
| LOW TEST | 52 |
| STANDARD | 42 |
| NR | 21 |
| STRAIGHT | 9 |
| LOW OCTANE | 8 |
| CHEAP GAS | 4 |
| ORDINARY | 4 |
| LOW GRADE | 3 |
| MOTOR | 3 |
| PLAIN | 3 |
| STRAIGHT GAS | 3 |
| ECONOMY | 2 |
| HIGH TEST | 2 |
| PUSH WATER | 2 |
| BOOTLEG GAS | 1 |
| BRONZE | 1 |
| CHEAPER GRADE | 1 |
| COMMON | 1 |
| COMMON GAS | 1 |
| CRACK GAS | 1 |
| CUT RATE | 1 |
| ECONOMICAL | 1 |
| EXTRON | 1 |
| GULFTANE | 1 |
| GYP GAS | 1 |
| JEEPO | 1 |
| LOW CLASS | 1 |
| LOW GAS | 1 |
| LOW GRADE OCTANE | 1 |
| LOWER OCTANE | 1 |
| OCTANE | 1 |
| ORDINARY GAS | 1 |
| PLAIN GAS | 1 |
| REGULAR GAS | 1 |
| SPECIAL | 1 |
| WHITE GAS | 1 |
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