Clues for the word "ATOM"
We've had 659 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2129 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Daily American crossword on June 10, 2026.
Definition of atom
- n. - An ultimate indivisible particle of matter.
- n. - An ultimate particle of matter not necessarily indivisible; a molecule.
- n. - A constituent particle of matter, or a molecule supposed to be made up of subordinate particles.
- n. - The smallest particle of matter that can enter into combination; one of the elementary constituents of a molecule.
- n. - Anything extremely small; a particle; a whit.
- v. t. - To reduce to atoms.
Referring Clues
- Energy source
- Quark's place
- Fermi's fascination
- Kind of smasher
- Physicist's concern
- Bit
- Diminutive DC Comics superhero, with "The"
- Bit of physics
- Pion's place
- Elemental particle
- Jot
- Elementary particle
- Teensy bit
- Kind of bomb
- Tiny particle
- Focus for Fermi
- Positron's place
- Molecule part
- Smashed item
- First half of the files?
- Speck
- Item of interest to Niels Bohr
- Whit
- Part of a molecule
- Home to a muon or pion
- Jot half the alphabet (4)
- Chemistry book chapter,with "the"
- Basic bit
- Something to smash
- Bohr's study
- Molecule component
- Electron's place
- Little bit
- It's smashed in a lab
- Lepton's locale
- Nuclear energy source
- Proton's place
- Tiny building block
- Infinitesimal bit
- Basic building block
- With 60-Across, 1960's TV cartoon hero
- Wee bit
- Unit of a molecule
- Tiny powerhouse
- Unit of matter
- Tiny part
- Subject for Fermi
- Minute bit
- Subject of fission
- Tiny bit
- Split bit
- Interest of Fermi
- Something smashable
- Mighty bit
- Site of tiny orbits
- Tittle
- ___ smasher
- Bit to split
- Bond component
- With 41-Down, nuclear device
- Quantum mechanics model
- Molecule building block
- Elemental unit
- Fissionable particle
- Wee particle
- Tiny energy source
- It may get smashed
- Tiny bit of matter
- Molecule builder
- Proton place
- Element component
- Tiny bit of physics
- Electron's home
- Basic unit for the elements
- Particle accelerator particle
- Half the dictionary?
- Smallest part of an element
- Particle that may be "smashed"
- Protons, neutrons, and electrons combined
- A little bundle of energy
- Smallest conceivable portion
- Little bit of matter
- Diminutive DC Comics superhero
- Elemental building block
- Cartoon crime-fighter ___ Ant
- Mighty mite
- Smallest amount of gold?
- Hanna-Barbera's heroic Ant
- Molecule member
- Power particle
- Matter unit
- ___ Ant of cartoons
- Tiny source of energy
- Bit of matter
- Energy particle
- Molecular component
- Fission subject
- Nanotechnology subject
- Microphysics particle
- Supercollider collider
- Chemical building block
- Basic particle
- Physics focus
- Physics subject
- It's made of electrons and protons
- Where a quark is located
- Physics 101 topic
- Basic unit
- Cyclotron particle
- Hadron's place
- Quark's locale
- Subject for Bohr
- Molecular 60-Across
- Volume 1 of a two-volume encyclopedia?
- Accelerated bit
- Quark place
- Minute particle
- Physics class topic
- Small matter?
- Shred
- Neutrino's place
- Science class topic
- Small amount
- What the winged woman is holding in the Emmy statuette
- It can get smashed
- Cyclotron bit
- Bohr theory subject
- Hard thing to split
- Cartoon character ___ Ant
- "The Sweet Hereafter" director Egoyan
- "Up and ___!" (Radioactive Man's battle cry)
- "Ararat" director Egoyan
- Bohr model depiction
- It might be split
- Tiny power source
- Subject of a split
- N preceders?
- Wee energy source
- Subject for John Dalton
- Heart of the matter?
- Power source
- Symbol of the post-1945 age
- Tiny bundle of energy
- Electron's locale
- Building block of matter
- Fissionable unit
- Place for positrons
- Physicist's study
- Proton spot
- Small part
- Scintilla
- Particle
- Big-bang material
- Uranium unit
- Wee thing
- Basic unit of matter
- Electrons' place
- A bit smashed?
- Smashable thing
- Source of nuclear energy
- It gets smashed
- It's smaller than a molecule
- Molecule piece
- Very small matter
- Certain smasher's target
- Mite
- Ant who once teamed with Secret Squirrel
- Quarky item?
- It was once thought to be indivisible
- Certain smasher input
- Bit of nuclear physics
- Smashing subject
- Nucleus electrons
- Bit to be split
- Tiny bit to split
- Building block of nature
- Small matter
- Minute matter
- One of three in a water molecule
- Bit for Fermi
- Molecule maker
- Democritus' indivisible unit
- Label on the first of two file drawers, often
- Physicist's subject
- It may be smashed
- What the Bohr model models
- Tiniest bit
- Powerful particle
- Microscopic bit
- Small particle
- Building block of physics
- Reactor factor
- Basic biological building block
- Unit proposed by Leucippus
- Molecule constituent
- Half the alphabet?
- Splittable bit
- Minimal matter
- Bit of beryllium
- Minimal molybdenum
- It's just a little bit
- Word that comes from the Greek for "indivisible"
- Small building block
- Place for a proton
- Controversial power source
- Source of energy
- Physics bit
- Unit quantified in a subscript
- Unit in physics
- Tiny power unit
- Molecular matter
- Microscopic building block
- Quark's milieu
- Orbit site
- Unseen energy source
- ___ bomb
- Splitting it releases energy
- Teeny bit
- It may get smashed or split
- Excitable one
- Elemental bit
- Mr. ___, radioactive enemy of Captain Marvel
- Concern for Edward Teller
- Elementary bit
- One of three for H20
- ___ bomb
- It has its quarks
- A bit that can be split
- Molecule mite
- Elemental combiner
- "We have split the ___"
- “The Sweet Hereafter” director Egoyan
- Bit with a nucleus
- The H, H or O in H2O
- Nature's building block
- Bomb type
- It's a small thing
- Element element
- Fermi's study
- Quark's home
- Fermi's bit
- Fermi's tidbit
- Physics particle
- Lab particle
- Fermi's concern
- Bit for 38-Across
- With 4-Across, mushroom cloud producer
- Teeny particle
- Minuscule bit
- Fermi's unit
- Fermi's particle
- Small bit
- Unit for Fermi
- Fermi's subject
- Itty-bitty bit
- Film director Egoyan
- ___ smasher (accelerator)
- Teensy particle
- Smasher bit
- Lab particle
- Chemist's concern
- Tiny particle
- Molecular bit
- Lepton site
- Molecule bit
- Quark site
- With 28-Across, particle accelerators
- Quark locale
- Molecule unit
- Neutron's place
- Element particle
- Physicist's subject of study
- Molecular building block
- Tiny quantity
- Maker of bonds
- Its diameter is measured in picometers
- Smashing target
- Building block of molecules
- Nucleus' place
- Itsy-bitsy bit
- Potent particle
- Bit of science
- Cyclotron input
- Electron home
- Literally, "indivisible"
- Unit in a Brownian model
- Basic elemental unit
- Minute power source?
- ___ Ant ('60s cartoon hero)
- Nuclear component
- Isotope, e.g.
- It's tiny and it may get smashed
- Basic physics focus
- It's elementary
- Smallest unit of an element
- See 101-Down
- Wee bit of physics
- It can be viewed with a scanning tunneling microscope
- Bit that can be split
- Molecule portion
- Smidgen
- Minimum amount of an element
- Proton's spot
- Diagram subject in a chemistry text
- It has one or more shells
- One of trillions in a single human body
- Thing that might decay
- Nuclear-energy source
- Bohr study
- Cyclotron fodder
- Fundamental matter?
- It's smashed in a particle accelerator
- Type of bomb
- Particle depicted on an Emmy
- Small wonder?
- It may be ionized
- Diminutive superhero (with "The")
- Nuclear particle
- Symbol in the logo of "The Big Bang Theory"
- Egyptian god of creation
- The first thirteen rows, perhaps
- AEC logo
- Accelerator item
- It may be split or smashed
- Topic of elementary education?
- Bond holder?
- Supercollider bit
- Energy source in a small package
- Iota
- One of 24 in a glucose molecule
- Ion, for instance
- Chemistry class subject
- Ion, e.g.
- What 2-Down studied
- Radical component
- Half of a two-volume encyclopedia, say
- Bond part
- Depiction on an Emmy
- Energetic elementary particle?
- Modicum
- Bosons live there
- First half of the alphabet?
- Tiny nuclear-energy source
- Little matter
- Tiny matter
- Fermi split it
- Proton's locale
- Physics class subject
- Minimal amount of magnesium
- Nuclear power source
- Captain ___ (DC Comics superhero)
- Tiny "smashing" target
- Physics building block
- Focus of study for Niels Bohr
- Focus of quantum mechanics
- Thing smaller than a molecule
- Splitting target
- ___ Ant (cartoon superhero)
- Nuclear energy particle
- Molecule
- Unit of uranium
- Quark's location
- Place for protons
- Minute amount
- It's just a little bit?
- Particle in a smasher
- Thing split in fission
- Invisible energy source
- The 'H' or 'O' of H2O
- Tiny portion
- Wee amount
- Sometimes-smashed minuscule thing
- Ion, at times
- Particle for Bohr
- Half of a two-volume directory
- Minute energy source
- Bit of the universe
- Particle for Niels Bohr
- Super ant of cartoons
- Pile particle
- It's little matter
- Tiny physics bit
- Molecular unit
- Bomb variety
- Thing whose size is measured in picometers
- 100-picometer thing
- Mote
- Material
- Tiny thing
- Mighty particle
- Minuscule particle
- Bit smaller than a molecule
- ___ ant (cartoon character)
- Indivisible particle
- Chemistry bit
- Chemistry class model
- Cash dispenser containing nothing or tiny amount
- Director Egoyan of the upcoming "Adoration"
- Nuclear fission target
- It's split in a lab
- Chemistry 101 study
- Director Egoyan
- Smashable bit
- Thing tinier than a molecule
- Fission bit
- Basic building block of energy
- Particle of matter
- Smallest component of an element
- Fluke: "___ Bomb"
- This might split at the best show of your life
- Echobelly song about physics?
- "Smallest unit of matter"Ani DiFranco sings about
- Might split at best show of your life?
- What Massive Attack will be "Splitting"?
- Particle Ani DiFranco sings about
- "Smallest unit of matter" Ani DiFranco sings about
- Echobelly song about a bit of physics?
- British Sea Power song about a small particle?
- Minute fragment
- Ani DiFranco "The ___"
- Particle Ani DiFranco sings of
- A cat that's very small
- A really tiny piece of something
- A cat gets very little
- It's a very little matter, like half of our letters
- Not much of a cat
- A bit of a cat
- Key test about to reveal smallest particle
- It's been split, the first half of dictionary?
- There's not much to be found during the morning
- Small part of a potato masher
- Not much of a mouser maybe?
- Shred half the letters
- Physicist's topic
- Small particle of matter
- Bohr topic
- Bond bit
- Nucleus surrounded
- Physicist's bit
- Piece of silver?
- First half of encyclopedia that's been split
- Smallest particle in an element able to take part in a chemical reaction
- Half the alphabet is minute
- Very small object or amount
- Particle categorically stopping short of nitrogen?
- Basic thing categorically followed by no?
- Very little to fill in the morning hours
- One driving test reversing a bit
- A boy, very small
- Tiny piece of something
- Chemical particle
- One can tell automatically oxygen involved - it's basic
- A bit of a bit of a 12?
- A small thing, but half the dictionary is missing?
- Chemistry subject
- Element unit
- Physicist's focus
- Emmy statuette part
- Home to quarks
- Smasher input
- Bit of chemistry
- Supercollider tidbit
- Fundamental matter?
- Diminutive DC Comics hero, with "the"
- Quark's surroundings
- Small energy source
- Democritus postulated it
- What the Bohr model depicts
- Subject of Bohr's research
- One is depicted in the Emmy statuette
- Nuclear particle or filmographer Egoyan
- Nuclear weapon, ___ bomb
- Type of nuclear bomb
- Morsel for a cat
- Scrap for a cat
- A cat is of very little matter
- This bomb is part of Nato munitions
- A cat, tiny thing
- A cat, ounce
- Particle in amoeba to monitor
- Microscopic bit of matter
- Bond collector?
- Bohr model subject
- Source of energy - a cat?
- Tiny part of a molecule
- Part of the "Big Bang Theory" logo
- Ernest Rutherford's study
- Split this
- Chemistry text particle
- It contains protons and electrons
- Particle that scientists split in nuclear fission
- Particle for Fermi
- Accelerator bit
- A cat can mean very little
- Minute quantity
- "___ Land" (2018 book on particle physics)
- Highest part of an Emmy
- Small amount to put in before noon
- Microphysics subject
- There's not much in potato mashing
- Neutron's home
- Tiny bit of energy
- Muon's place
- Energy bit
- Its size can be measured in angstroms
- Particle with protons
- Tiny matter?
- What the Emmy statuette woman holds
- Basic unit 1-13 of 26?
- Particle of interest to Bohr
- Bit split at a plant
- Angstrom-diameter thing
- Ion, perhaps
- Something divided in W.W. II
- C, Ar, B, O or N
- Quantum physics focus
- NRC logo item
- A little matter of a cat
- Scrap with a cat
- Physics class model
- Electron's surroundings
- ___ Ant: tiny toon superhero
- ___ smasher (supercollider nickname)
- Proton's home
- Particle depicted on Emmys
- Not much of a name?
- Not much to split
- Small matter?
- Bohr subject
- Chem class model
- Tiny target of smashing
- Tiny thing to split
- Little bit of the first half of the alphabet
- Bit of physics?
- It's of great ominousness in physics
- Matter particle
- A name meaning very little
- Its mass is mostly from its nucleus
- Micro amount
- Physics matter
- Nuclear bit
- Particle studied in physics
- Particle with a nucleus
- C or O, in carbon monoxide
- Was it split in great ominousness?
- Home for protons
- Physics 101 subject
- Chemist's study
- Either H in H2O
- Minuscule amount
- Little wonder?
- Smallest unit of matter
- It might get smashed
- Cartoon ant
- Bit of a cat
- Tiny bit that can be split
- Physics topic
- There's very little or nothing in wearing a mat
- A cat scrap
- Molecular makeup
- Small part of a molecule
- Just a little bit catty?
- Subject of J. J. Thomson's "plum pudding" model
- Something of little matter?
- A little matter
- Small bit of matter
- As small as it gets
- Science word from the Greek for "indivisible"
- One tiny bit
- Small unit of matter studied by Lise Meitner
- Model in a science classroom
- Subject of Niels Bohr's model
- A little one to many
- If an apple were magnified to the size of the Earth, this would be close to the size of an apple
- Chemistry unit whose size is measured in angstroms
- Elemental part of an element
- A little bit of everything?
- Manhattan Project subject
- Particle once modeled as "plum pudding"
- Particle with an electron cloud
- Just a bit
- Small unit of matter
- One of three in a carbon dioxide molecule
- Super tiny energy source
- Tiny particle that can form a bond
- Nucleus's place
- Maybe the tiniest energy source there is
- Molecule part that sounds like a name
- Itty-bitty bit to split
- Particle that's Ryan Choi's superhero name
- Physics entity
- It may be bonded
- Its name comes from the Greek for "uncuttable"
- It's 99.9% "empty space"
- Research subject for which Bohr won a Physics Nobel
- Small thing
- Shred the first thirteen letters
- Tiny unit of matter
- Powerful little energy source
- It's hardly any matter at all
- What's the matter?
- Smaller than a molecule
- Life's basic building block
- High school model, maybe
- It's often drawn with three ellipses
- Elementary building block
- Basic unit in chem class
- Basic unit in chemistry
- Subject of study at CERN's laboratory
- Its behavior is described by quantum physics
- Very, very tiny energy source
- Symbol held aloft in an Emmy statuette
- Piece of matter
- Subject for Niels Bohr
- Bit with neutrinos
- Very tiny bit
- Fission focus
- Bit that bonds
- Symbol on the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant cooling towers
- Bonding partner
- More than 99% of one is empty space
- Bohr's bit
- What's split in a fission reaction
- Not much of a mouser maybe?
- Small particle studied by Maria Goeppert Mayer
- Particle hidden in "roma tomatoes"
- The H or O in H2O
- Thematic element in 2023's "Oppenheimer"
- Particle with an orbital system
- Fission target
- Little bit of make-up?
- Smallest thing you can split
- Tiny elemental particle
- Particle that contains quarks
- Tiny molecular unit
- Tiny but powerful energy source
- Itty-bitty bit of matter
- It comes from the Greek for "indivisible"
- Ball-and-stick model
- Physics study
- Quantity of strontium in an award-winning 2018 photograph
- Subject of the obsolete "plum pudding model"
- Chemistry building block
- First half of a two-volume encyclopedia on physics, aptly?
- Elemental part
- A bit of chemistry?
- The Emmy statuette depicts a winged woman holding one
- Heart of the matter?
- Chemistry 101 topic
- Focus of J. Robert Oppenheimer
- Subject of a chemistry diagram
- Discovery of chemist John Dalton
- Really small matter
- A cat means very little
- Universal building block
- Chemist's building block
- "Up and ___!" (catchphrase for a physicist)
- Mr. Egoyan
- Nuclide, e.g.
Last Seen In
- Daily American - June 10, 2026
- Evening Standard Cryptic - June 03, 2026
- New York Times - May 30, 2026
- LA Times - May 26, 2026
- New Zealand Herald - May 24, 2026
- Evening Standard Easy - May 19, 2026
- LA Times - May 10, 2026
- Evening Standard Cryptic - May 04, 2026
- Mirror Daily - May 02, 2026
- Mirror Daily - April 30, 2026
- Mirror Daily - April 28, 2026
- Mirror Daily - April 26, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - April 24, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - April 16, 2026
- LA Times - April 13, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - April 13, 2026
- Mirror Daily - April 09, 2026
- Evening Standard Cryptic - April 08, 2026
- LA Times - April 06, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - March 20, 2026
- New York Times - March 17, 2026
- Daily American - March 15, 2026
- Mirror Daily - March 10, 2026
- Penny Dell Daily - March 04, 2026
- Mirror Daily - March 03, 2026
- New York Times - March 02, 2026
- Mirror Daily - February 24, 2026
- Daily American - February 22, 2026
- Evening Standard Quick - February 20, 2026
- New York Times - February 19, 2026
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