Word: WATT

The word WATT has appeared in at least 104 clues on different crosswords.

Clue(s)
Unit of power
Bulb measure
Light-bulb measure
Power unit
Power eponym
Electrical measure
"W" on a light bulb
Light bulb measure
The W in kWh
Bulb power unit
Power unit
Light bulb unit
Measure of power
Steam engine innovator
Bulb measure
Scottish inventor James ___
100___ bulb
Engineer who coined the term "horsepower"
Light amount?
1/746 horsepower
British engineer James
Scottish engineer and inventor, d. 1819
Light-bulb unit
Steam engine pioneer
Scottish inventor
One joule per second
Light bulb measure
Power unit
Bit of power
Bulb measure
Bulb measure
Electric unit
Light bulb measure
Power eponym
Electric unit
Light-bulb unit
Light bulb unit
Power unit
Light bulb unit
Lightbulb unit
Engineer who introduced the term “horsepower”
One joule per second
Light bulb unit
Electrical unit
Electric power measure
Bulb-brightness measure
Power unit
Light bulb measure
Bulb-brightness measure
Electrical measure
Electrical power unit
Unit of electricity whose symbol is "W"
Bit of power
What "W" on a light bulb stands for
Scottish engineer and inventor, d. 1819
Electrical power unit
Unit of power
Scottish inventor
Light bulb unit
Joule per second
Electrical measure
Light bulb unit
Solar panel unit
Electrical unit
Light-bulb unit
Steam engine inventor
Unit commonly following "40," "60," "75" and "100"
Power unit
Power unit
Light bulb unit
Scottish inventor
Lightbulb measure
Word on a lightbulb package
Electric unit
Lightbulb unit
Bulb-brightness measure
Light bulb unit
W, on a lightbulb
One of 60 for some lightbulbs
100-___ light bulb
Lightbulb unit
Unit of electricity
Light bulb unit
Electric unit
Scottish inventor James ___
Light-bulb unit
W, on a lightbulb box
Power unit
One joule per second
Unit of electricity
Unit of power for a light bulb
One joule per second
Power unit
Coiner of the term ''horsepower''
Electrical measure
Unit of power
Bulb unit
Cardinals defensive end J.J.
W, on a bulb
Electrical power unit
Lightbulb unit
Unit of power
Unit often preceded by kilo
Light bulb unit