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Answer: WATT

WATT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 100 times.

• Light bulb unit
• Interior Secretary under Reagan
• Power unit
• Reagan's first interior secretary
• Eponymous Scottish inventor
• Volt-ampere
• Small amount of power
• Unit on a Sylvania product
• Power measure
• Bulb unit
• "Horsepower" coiner James
• Unit of power
• Electrical unit
• 1/746th horsepower
• Steam engine innovator James
• Steam engine developer James
• Steam engine developer
• Light bulb measure
• Scottish engineer with a unit named after him
• ___-hour (unit of energy)
• Steam engine pioneer James
• Scottish inventor James
• Physics class unit
• Radio station output measure
• Generator unit
• Word on a light bulb
• Light-bulb unit
• Lightbulb word
• Eponymous engineer
• Electrical power unit
• Current measure
• Bulb rating
• Transformer unit
• Measure of power
• Steam harnessing inventor
• Word on bulbs
• One joule/second
• Coiner of the term "horsepower"
• The "W" of kWh
• Joule per second
• Light bulb power unit
• Steam engine pioneer
• One with his name in lights?
• Small bit of power
• Speaker unit
• Bassist Mike of the Minutemen
• 10,000,000 ergs per second
• Engine inventor James
• Word on a bulb package
• Unit of electricity
• 1/746 horsepower
• Lightbulb measure
• Horsepower fraction
• Bulb measure
• A light amount?
• Lightbulb unit
• Part of kWh
• James with an electrical unit named after him
• Bit of power
• Electric power measure
• What "W" stands for on a light bulb
• Eponymous Scottish scientist James
• Electricity measurement
• Word after 60-, 75- or 100-
• Electrical measure
• Light-bulb measure
• "W" on a light bulb
• Generator measure
• Radio station power measure
• Unit often preceded by kilo-
• Steam engine inventor
• Steam-engine pioneer
• ___-hour
• Light amount?
• Giant of the Industrial Revolution
• Joule/second
• Power eponym
• Inventor with three steam engine patents
• Power bit
• Scottish inventor
• Power figure?
• One joule per second
• Horsepower man
• The W in kWh
• Bulb power unit
• Steam engine innovator
• Engineer who coined the term "horsepower"
• 52-Down of power
• Measure symbolized by a W
• Unit commonly following "40," "60," "75" and "100"
• Word on a lightbulb package
• One of 60 for some lightbulbs
• W, on a lightbulb box
• Inventor who coined the term "horsepower"
• J.J. or T.J. of the N.F.L.
• Voltage measurement
• Last name of football brothers J.J. and T.J.
• Halogen bulb unit
• Engineer who supposedly found inspiration while tending to a boiling kettle
• British engineer James