Word "ARGON" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a colorless and odorless inert gas; one of the six inert gases; comprises approximately 1% of the earth's atmosphere
Synonyms:
ar, atomic number 18

Crossword Clues for ARGON

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Gas in fluorescent lamps USA Today 23 Apr 2024
Element whose name anagrams to GROAN New York Times 22 Apr 2024
Third noble gas Wall Street Journal 16 Apr 2024
Chemically inactive, gaseous element (5)
Jargon doesn't start with gas (5)
Organ generating gas Mirror Cryptic 13 Apr 2024
Inert element Mirror Quick 13 Apr 2024
Have disappeared after repeatedly extracting energy for gas The Guardian Cryptic 10 Apr 2024
Part of air from soprano, grandly making comeback The Guardian Cryptic 09 Apr 2024
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 08 Apr 2024
An organ badly affected by gas (5)
Most abundant noble gas in the atmosphere USA Today 26 Mar 2024
No rag, however re-processed, can produce such gas (5)
Inert gas found in air
Gas in specialised language - Jack's lost (5) Puzzler Cryptic 15 Mar 2024
Gas industry talk starting late The Times Quick Cryptic 09 Mar 2024
Unreactive element of the rare gas series used in electric lights; symbol Ar Mirror Quiz 20 Feb 2024
Language doesn't start with gas (5)
In technical jargon, a gaseous element (5)
Groan awkwardly producing gas (5)
Element #18 Premier Sunday 04 Feb 2024
Noble gas that's roughly 1% of the atmosphere LA Times Daily 28 Jan 2024
A colourless, odourless gas used in low-energy light bulbs (5)
Inert gas Mirror Classic 20 Jan 2024
Technical talk initially dismissed inert gas The Times Quick Cryptic 20 Jan 2024
Groan about the inert gas
Inert gas The Telegraph Quick 08 Dec 2023
Gaseous element Mirror Quick 04 Dec 2023
Groan, using gas Mirror Cryptic 04 Dec 2023
Element with the symbol Ar (5)
Element in classical ship close to disembarkation (5)
Groan about the most common noble gas (5)
Element used in fluorescent tubes USA Today 10 Nov 2023
Inert gas The Telegraph Quick 02 Nov 2023
Noble gas used in welding LA Times Daily 17 Oct 2023
Content of retro pornographic material that won't cause any reaction The Telegraph Toughie 28 Sep 2023
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 26 Sep 2023
Its atomic number is this clue's number divided by three New York Times 17 Aug 2023
Most common noble gas in the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 29 Jul 2023
Element in the oldest lava Newsday 24 Jun 2023
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 08 Jun 2023
Most abundant noble gas in the earth's atmosphere New York Times 15 May 2023
It's next to chlorine on the periodic table Wall Street Journal 06 May 2023
Noble gas used in wine preservation Universal 05 May 2023
Element in legalese judge denied The Times Cryptic 28 Apr 2023
Gas, one removed from air, almost disappeared The Times Cryptic 25 Apr 2023
Fluorescent bulb gas Universal 14 Apr 2023
Inert gas; groan (anag.) The Telegraph Quick 12 Apr 2023
Neighbor of chlorine on the periodic table New York Times 16 Mar 2023
Inert gas whose name comes from the Greek for "lazy" Universal 07 Mar 2023
Gas used in insulating windows USA Today 21 Feb 2023
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 08 Feb 2023
Noble gas The Guardian Speedy 22 Jan 2023
Alphabetically first noble gas LA Times Daily 03 Jan 2023
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 30 Dec 2022
Noble gas Thomas Joseph 20 Dec 2022
Atmosphere component Thomas Joseph 19 Dec 2022
Inert gas in the atmosphere Newsday 16 Nov 2022
First noble gas, alphabetically New York Times 08 Nov 2022
About 1% of the atmosphere Newsday 09 Oct 2022
Have left speaking; I don’t react The Times Cryptic 07 Oct 2022
Inert gas The Times Concise 05 Oct 2022
Noble gas that's an anagram of "organ" Universal 11 Aug 2022
About one percent of the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 03 Aug 2022
Colourless, odourless inert gas, Ar, used in some electric lights The Guardian Quick 02 Aug 2022
About 1% of the atmosphere Newsday 17 Jun 2022
Noble gas in some lasers LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2022
Noble gas in some lasers The Washington Post 13 Jun 2022
Element suggested phonetically by NOPQ STUV .. New York Times 06 Jun 2022
Element of legalese, perhaps Judge eschewed
#3 gas in the atmosphere Newsday 12 May 2022
Justice principally absent from the way some people talk or gas The Telegraph Toughie 12 May 2022
National Archives' Declaration preservative Newsday 30 Apr 2022
Noble gas Thomas Joseph 06 Apr 2022
Noble gas Thomas Joseph 04 Mar 2022
I'm on the periodic table and my name comes from the Greek word for "inactive or lazy"
Noble gas used in lasers Universal 17 Jan 2022
Inert gas in air The Times Concise 17 Jan 2022
Alphabetically first noble gas Universal 01 Jan 2022
Gas from uncontained fart expanded to the max?
Element of technical language Jack ignored
Inert gas The Times Concise 16 Dec 2021
Atmospheric noble gas Universal 22 Nov 2021
Element below neon on the periodic table New York Times 02 Nov 2021
Its atomic number is 18 New York Times 06 Oct 2021
Gas from volcano, gradually rising
About 1% of Earth's atmosphere Universal 03 Oct 2021
About 1% of Earth’s atmosphere, and a phonetic hint to this puzzle’s gimmick Wall Street Journal 22 Sep 2021
Element No. 18 The Washington Post Sunday 12 Sep 2021
High Street store contracted Northern Gas The Telegraph Cryptic 03 Sep 2021
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 30 Aug 2021
Inert gas The Times Concise 23 Aug 2021
Alphabetically first noble gas Universal 10 Aug 2021
About 1% of the air Newsday 02 Jul 2021
A noble gas Premier Sunday 27 Jun 2021
Third-most abundant gas in the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 21 Jun 2021
Noble gas that sounds like a French forest The Washington Post 06 Jun 2021
Noble gas that sounds like a French forest LA Times Daily 06 Jun 2021
First noble gas to be discovered New York Times 25 May 2021
Fluorescent bulb gas Universal 25 May 2021
One of the 6 noble gases Canadiana 10 May 2021
One of the noble gases Wall Street Journal 26 Apr 2021
Inert gas The Guardian Speedy 07 Mar 2021
One of the noble gases LA Times Daily 11 Jan 2021
One of the noble gases The Washington Post 11 Jan 2021
Gaseous element The Sun Two Speed 16 Dec 2020
Playing organ: it's a gas The Sun Two Speed 16 Dec 2020
Element below neon on the periodic table USA Today 07 Dec 2020
Noble gas that’s about 1% of the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 16 Nov 2020
Old ship with nitrogen gas
Gas power almost failed — almost
Noble gas Thomas Joseph 16 Oct 2020
Chemical element The Telegraph Quick 28 Sep 2020
Vacuum tube filler Wall Street Journal 05 Aug 2020
Noble gas in the atmosphere Universal 20 Jul 2020
Inert gas in the air Newsday 06 May 2020
About 1% of the Earth's atmosphere Jonesin 28 Apr 2020
Element damaging organ
Element named from the Greek for “lazy” Wall Street Journal 23 Apr 2020
Gas found in Norway under Jason's ship
A little bit of atmosphere picked up among oceanographers Irish Times Crosaire 28 Mar 2020
Organ's playing — a gas!
Noble gas in air Universal 18 Mar 2020
Playing organ is a gas The Sun Two Speed 16 Mar 2020
Element in fluorescent lights Universal 08 Mar 2020
Gas in some lasers The Washington Post 09 Feb 2020
Gas in some lasers LA Times Daily 09 Feb 2020
Fluorescent bulb filler
Primarily another rare gas (or noble gas)
Noble gas used in lasers USA Today 10 Dec 2019
Inert gas The Telegraph Quick 29 Nov 2019
Inert gas Thomas Joseph 20 Nov 2019
Neighbor of krypton on the periodic table
Neighbor of krypton on the periodic table New York Times 09 Oct 2019
Fluorescent tube filler The Washington Post Sunday 06 Oct 2019
Inert gas in the atmosphere Newsday 11 Sep 2019
Agony chasing bars, when exposed it's all gas 
Most common noble gas New York Times 09 Aug 2019
Gas used in lasers Wall Street Journal 06 Jun 2019
Bulb gas Thomas Joseph 10 Apr 2019
Element of fear gone
Inert gas Eugene Sheffer 15 Feb 2019
Gas used in lasers
Most common noble gas
Inert substance oceanographer carries back
Greek festival inspires king – it's something in the atmosphere
Gas used in light tubes Jonesin 28 Aug 2018
Part of cargo, necessary element
Third-most abundant gas in the atmosphere New York Times 08 Jul 2018
Part of cargo, necessary element
Organ could produce gas The Sun Two Speed 30 Apr 2018
Wee bit of air Universal 29 Apr 2018
Most common noble gas USA Today 22 Mar 2018
Judge rejected patter as 'gas'
Most common of the noble gases Wall Street Journal 07 Mar 2018
Colorless gas Universal 25 Feb 2018
Trace atmospheric element Newsday 25 Jan 2018
Colorless gas
Third-most abundant gas in the atmosphere
Wee bit of air
Inert gas The Sun Two Speed 25 Dec 2017
Element giving awful groan The Sun Two Speed 25 Dec 2017
A nurse inhales oxygen and another gas
This, on the periodic table New York Times 10 Oct 2017
An element in Bihar go native
Fluorescent bulb gas Jonesin 18 Jul 2017
Element of technical language judge avoided
Gas in fluorescent bulbs The Chronicle of Higher Education 05 May 2017
Inert element Premier Sunday 02 Apr 2017
Inert gas The Times Concise 20 Mar 2017
Earth's most abundant noble gas Newsday 02 Mar 2017
Chlorine's periodic table follower LA Times Daily 25 Feb 2017
Incandescent bulb gas LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2017
Most abundant inert gas USA Today 05 Jan 2017
Most abundant inert gas
This, on the periodic table
Gas in fluorescent bulbs
Noble gas LA Times Daily 13 Dec 2016
About 1% of air Newsday 30 Sep 2016
About 1% of the atmosphere Newsday 02 Sep 2016
Lightbulb gas Family Time 18 Jul 2016
Most common inert gas Universal 27 May 2016
Most common inert gas Newsday 20 Apr 2016
Vacuum tube filler The Washington Post 21 Mar 2016
Common inert gas The Washington Post 02 Mar 2016
Old vessel laid by nitrogen or another gas The Telegraph Cryptic 28 Feb 2016
Stenographer holds back gas
Most common inert gas
About 1% of the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 29 Dec 2015
Most abundant noble gas in the atmosphere Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2015
A noble gas Universal 29 Oct 2015
Inert elemental gas Universal 08 Oct 2015
Electric-bulb gas Eugene Sheffer 30 Sep 2015
Gaseous element The Telegraph Quick 10 Sep 2015
17 Mar? Going topless, drink up
Element in legalese judge denied
Most common noble gas Newsday 10 Jul 2015
Note: at stern of legendary vessel is gas
Roughly 1% of the earth's atmosphere New York Times 29 May 2015
An inert gas Universal 08 May 2015
Roughly 1% of the earth's atmosphere
Inert elemental gas
Most common noble gas
A noble gas
Most abundant noble gas in the atmosphere
About 1% of the atmosphere
About 1% of the atmosphere
An inert gas
Vacuum tube filler
Third most common gas in Earth's atmosphere
Most common inert gas
An element
Element in technical speech Jack ignored
A reactor's beginning to work with Nitrogen gas
One of the noble gases
Vacuum-tube gas
Vacuum-tube gas
Fluorescent-lamp filler
Radio-tube element
Gas in incandescent bulbs
Common inert gas
You just inhaled some
About 1% of what you just inhaled
About 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
Element #18
Noble gas, and a homophonic hint to how this puzzle's four longest answers are formed
Element into pornography, but not going down
Common inert gas
Gas in a vacuum tube
It lights up when it's excited
Fluorescent bulb filler
About 1 percent of the Earth's atmosphere
Common inert gas
Inert gas used in welding
Common inert gas in the atmosphere
Vacuum tube gas
#18 on the periodic table
Element under neon on the periodic table
Incandescent bulb gas
.93% of the earth's atmosphere
A noble gas
Most common inert gas in the atmosphere
Fluorescent tube gas
Incandescent bulb gas
A noble gas
A noble gas
Earth's most abundant noble gas
Light-bulb gas
Fluorescent tube gas
Vacuum tube filler
Light bulb gas
Common noble gas
Element immediately below neon on the periodic table
First noble gas discovered
Fluorescent bulb filler
Noble gas
Gas in fluorescent bulbs
Light-bulb gas
Noble gas
Most common noble gas
Most common inert gas in the atmosphere
First noble gas discovered
Fluorescent bulb filler
Fluorescent bulb gas
About 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
Element #18
Composition of some plasmas
Gas used in incandescent lamps
Fluorescent bulb gas
Light bulb gas
Bulb gas
Gas in incandescent lamps, perhaps
A noble gas
Most common of the noble gases
Element #18
Vacuum tube gas
Third-most common gas in the atmosphere
Almost 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
Element whose name roughly means "lazy"
Element in air
Inert gas
Almost 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
Rare gas
Vacuum tube filler
Gas in bulbs
Inert gas
Light-bulb gas
Inert gas
Element whose name comes from Greek for "inactive"
About 1% of the atmosphere
Vacuum tube filler
Colorless gas
Inert gas
Inert gas
Vacuum tube filler
It's inert
Inert gas
Laser gas
Gas used in arc welding
Inert gas
Roughly 1% of the atmosphere
Atomic number 18
Inert gas used in welding
Fluorescent tube gas
Odorless, colorless, inert gas
About 1% of the atmosphere
About 1% of the Earth's atmosphere
Light gas
The most abundant noble gas on earth
Vacuum tube filler
Tube gas
Inert gas
About one percent of air
Light bulb filler
About 1% of the atmosphere
About one percent of air
Incandescent lamp gas
It fills fluorescent and incandescent lamps
Vacuum-tube gas
Odorless gas
Light-bulb filler
Bulb filler
Fluorescent lamp filler
You're breathing a little right now
Bulb filler
Noble gas
Light bulb gas
Noble gas
Gas in incandescent lamps
Inert gas
Light bulb gas
Inert gas
Radio-tube gas
Part of the atmosphere
Incandescent lamp gas
Fluorescent lamp gas
Volcanic gas
Vacuum tube filler
Number 18
Noble gas
Fluorescent lamp filler
Vacuum tube gas
Inert gas used in vacuum tubes
Radio tube gas
Scientific discovery of 1894
It's a gas
Most common inert gas
Fluorescent-lamp filler
A gaseous element
Element found in 6 Across
Odorless gas
Inert gaseous element
Element in radio tubes
Light-bulb gas
Atomic number 18
Inert element
About 1 percent of the atmosphere
Gaseous element
Gaseous element in our atmosphere
Gas used in light tubes
Inactive gas
Light-bulb filler
Gaseous element.
Element.
Relative of 69 Across.
Radio tube gas.
Gaseous element in the air.
See 70 Across.
Gas used in light bulbs.
Inert gas.
Element in air.
Gas used in light bulbs, radio tubes, etc.
Element in electric bulbs.
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