WATT
4 letters
Historical clue formulations
- British engineer James — 2026-03-20
- Bit of power — 2025-12-28
- "W" on a light bulb — 2025-11-30
- Engineer who supposedly found inspiration while tending to a boiling kettle — 2025-10-11
- Unit of power — 2024-11-06
- Power unit — 2024-01-03
- J.J. or T.J. of the N.F.L. — 2023-07-08
- Unit commonly following "40," "60," "75" and "100" — 2021-09-08
- Electrical unit — 2021-07-13
- Light bulb unit — 2021-03-15
- 1/746 horsepower — 2019-06-14
- Light amount? — 2019-06-12
- Engineer who coined the term "horsepower" — 2019-05-19
- Power unit — 2019-02-15
- One joule per second — 2017-11-04
- Power figure? — 2017-09-27
- Inventor with three steam engine patents — 2017-04-08
- Steam engine pioneer James — 2016-01-15
- Joule/second — 2015-11-18
- Light bulb unit — 2015-09-15
- Light amount? — 2015-05-03
- ___-hour — 2015-04-16
- Bit of power — 2014-11-09
- Unit often preceded by kilo- — 2014-05-20
- Light bulb measure — 2014-03-24
- Volt-ampere — 2014-02-22
- Unit of power — 2014-01-21
- Word after 60-, 75- or 100- — 2013-07-30
- Bulb unit — 2013-03-03
- What "W" stands for on a light bulb — 2012-08-27
- James with an electrical unit named after him — 2012-02-08
- Light bulb unit — 2011-12-12
- Small bit of power — 2011-02-13
- Light bulb unit — 2011-01-24
- Steam engine pioneer — 2010-09-04
- The "W" of kWh — 2010-04-26
- Light bulb unit — 2010-04-19
- Eponymous engineer — 2010-03-28
- Small amount of power — 2008-12-14
- Power unit — 2008-12-01
- Volt-ampere — 2007-09-21
- Eponymous Scottish inventor — 2007-02-17
- Light bulb unit — 2006-04-04
- Light bulb unit — 2006-02-13
- Reagan's first interior secretary — 2003-10-17
- Light bulb unit — 2002-04-23
- Interior Secretary under Reagan — 1998-12-12
- Power unit — 1998-06-20
- Light bulb unit — 1997-06-30
- Bulb unit — 1996-08-12
