John who invented logarithms Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% NAPIER John who invented logarithms (6)
3% IDEA Invention's origin (4) Wall Street Journal May 23, 2026
3% PATENT Invention protection (6) Universal May 1, 2026
3% ELI Whitney who invented the cotton gin (3) New York Times Apr 21, 2026
3% CREATES Invents (7) (7) The Guardian Quick Apr 20, 2026
3% CREATE Invent (6) LA Times Daily Mar 15, 2026
2% DOE John or Jane ___ (3) New York Times Midi May 29, 2026
2% DEERE Plow pioneer John (5) Thomas Joseph May 27, 2026
2% TEL Graham Bell's invention, for short (3)
2% IMAGINE John Lennon song (7) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic May 17, 2026
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