Particle that's never free of charge? Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ION Particle that's never free of charge? (3)
88% IONS Charged particles (4) USA Today Feb 8, 2026
82% NOFEE Free of charge (5) New York Times Jan 10, 2026
63% PROTON Atomic particle (6) The Times Concise Feb 13, 2026
63% OATS Stable particles? (4) Wall Street Journal Feb 12, 2026
63% ATOM Particle (4) (4) Mirror Quick Feb 10, 2026
63% BOSONS Subatomic particles (6) LA Times Daily Feb 8, 2026
63% ATOMS Particles (5) (5) Mirror Quick Feb 4, 2026
63% NEUTRON Atomic particle (7) The Times Concise Jan 21, 2026
63% NOW "It's ___ or never!" (3)
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