Answer: ABOMB
ABOMB is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 75 times.
- Manhattan Project project
- Oppenheimer development
- Result of the Manhattan Project
- Nuclear weapon
- Nuclear weapon, in old headlines
- Big news in 1945, informally
- Mushroom cloud maker
- "Little Boy" in 8/6/45 news
- Mushroom maker
- 1945 news, in headlines
- Weapon in 1940s headlines
- Manhattan Project result
- Focus of the Manhattan Project, briefly
- W.W. II-ending weapon, for short
- Part of the Enola Gay's payload
- Alamogordo explosive, briefly
- Mushroom cloud maker, briefly
- Little Boy or Fat Man
- Nuclear fission weapon
- It was hardly a Los Alamos bluff
- Manhattan Project goal
- "Fat Man and Little Boy" subject
- Manhattan Project outcome
- Explosive development
- Los Alamos project, briefly
- "Fat Man," e.g.
- Mushroom cloud former
- WWII-ending weapon
- Los Alamos project
- Manhattan Project weapon
- Manhattan Project creation
- Manhattan Project product
- Fission device
- WWII development
- ''Enola Gay'' load
- Fat Man in New Mexico, e.g.
- ''Fat Man,'' e.g.
- Enola Gay's payload
- Fat Man was one
- Bikini blaster
- WWII weapon
- Enola Gay cargo
- Fat Man or Little Boy
- Big blast maker, for short
- "Enola Gay" load
- Cloud maker
- Manhattan Project goal, briefly
- Enola Gay payload
- Big blast maker, briefly
- Drop ___ (announce startling news)
- Cloud producer, informally
- Trinity test subject
- Enola Gay's cargo
- Big boomer
- Mushroom cloudmaker
- Hiroshima destroyer
- Big blast source
- Big blaster
- Big bang maker, briefly
- Manhattan Project result, informally
- Oppenheimer's creation, colloquially
- Weapon of mass destruction in '45 headlines
- "Dr. Strangelove" subject
- Enola Gay's payload, in brief
- "Fat Man and Little Boy" topic
- Manhattan Project project, informally
- Los Alamos project, informally
- Little Boy, e.g., informally
- Invention of 1945
- Fermi focus
- Manhattan Project weapon, informally
- Trinity test subject, informally
- Detonation of 7/16/45
- Manhattan Project project, briefly
- Oppenheimer's creation ... which "Oppenheimer" certainly wasn't