U.S. electrical scientist: 1850–1936 Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% WESTON U.S. electrical scientist: 1850–1936 (6)
91% CHANT "U-S-A! U-S-A! …," e.g. (5) New York Times Jan 19, 2026
80% UREY U. S. scientist. (4)
73% SHE ____'s Electric, Oasis song (3) The Telegraph Mini Dec 14, 2025
70% ISAAC ____ Newton, scientist (5) The Telegraph Plusword Jan 26, 2026
66% ZAP Hit with electricity (3) USA Today Feb 11, 2026
66% UNION The "U" in EU (5) Universal Feb 10, 2026
66% UNIT The "U" of CPU (4) LA Times Daily Feb 2, 2026
66% LAB ___ coat (attire for a scientist) (3)
66% TESLAS Electric vehicles (6) The Telegraph Quick Jan 26, 2026
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