Particle that's never free of charge? Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ION Particle that's never free of charge? (3)
95% IONS Charged particles (4) Newsday Apr 7, 2026
84% ELECTRON Negatively charged particle (8) Commuter Mar 14, 2026
81% NOFEE Free of charge (5) New York Times Jan 10, 2026
71% TAU ___ particle (3) New York Times Mar 28, 2026
67% ATOM Particle (4) (4) Mirror Quick Apr 19, 2026
67% PION Subatomic particle (4) LA Times Daily Apr 18, 2026
67% NOW "It's ___ or never!" (3)
67% UNBRIDLED Free (free in free bundle) (9) The Telegraph Toughie Apr 10, 2026
67% MESON Subatomic particle (5) Newsday Apr 5, 2026
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