- Physicist Ernst
- Physicist Ernst of number fame
- Physicist Ernst who studied shock waves
- Physicist Fermi
- Physicist for whom a battery unit was named
- Physicist for whom a speed-of-sound ratio is named
- physicist French
- Physicist Georg
- Physicist Georg Simon ___
- physicist German
- physicist German people
- Physicist got all wound up?
- Physicist involved with a bikini blaster
- physicist Italian people
- Physicist James who contributed to the laws of thermodynamics
- Physicist Mach
- Physicist Mach of Mach number fame
- Physicist Mach or artist Max
- Physicist Mach who lent his name to a measure of speed
- Physicist Marie
- Physicist name on the Eiffel Tower
- Physicist Nathan who postulated wormholes
- Physicist Nathan with an early theory of wormholes
- Physicist Newton
- Physicist Niels
- physicist Niels Nuclear accident site (abbr.)
- Physicist Nikola
- Physicist Ohm
- Physicist or electrical unit
- Physicist Otto
- Physicist represented in the play "Copenhagen"
- Physicist Rutherford
- Physicist Rutherford after whom rutherfordium is named
- Physicist Sakharov
- Physicist Tesla
- Physicist who coined the word "neutrino"
- Physicist who formulated the two laws of electrolysis
- Physicist who left Italy in 1938 to protect his Jewish wife
- Physicist who pioneered alternating current electricity
- Physicist who pioneered electromagnetism
- Physicist who received 1958's Albert Einstein Award
- Physicist who said "Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory has not understood it"
- Physicist who won a 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Physicist who's an eponym of a frequency unit
- Physicist with a law
- Physicist with a law named after him
- Physicist with a unit named after him
- Physicist with a unit of distance named after him
- Physicist with an element named after him
- Physicist with an eponymous number
- Physicist without his "own element"
- Physicist's ___ jar
- Physicist's alma mater, maybe: Abbr.
- Physicist's amount
- Physicist's atom
- Physicist's bit
- Physicist's concern
- Physicist's core force?
- Physicist's fundamental particle
- Physicist's measure
- Physicist's meditation syllables?
- Physicist's particle
- Physicist's particles
- Physicist's principle
- Physicist's proposal
- Physicist's proposed particle
- Physicist's query?
- Physicist's snack?
- Physicist's studies
- Physicist's study
- Physicist's subject
- Physicist's subject of study
- Physicist's unit
- Physicist's window treatment?
- Physicist's work unit
- Physicist's workplace
- Physicist/inventor Nikola
- Physicists get a charge out of it
- Physicists' fete?
- Physicists' work units
- physics
- Physics "Law"
- Physics 101 subject
- Physics 101 topic
- Physics 101 units
- Physics 12-Down
- Physics amount
- Physics bit
- Physics bits
- Physics building block
- Physics calculation
- Physics centers
- Physics class eponym
- Physics class equation
- Physics class model
- Physics class particle
- Physics class project testing impact safety
- Physics class subj.
- Physics class subject
- Physics class topic
- Physics class unit
- Physics concept
- Physics concern
- Physics demonstration often done from the roof of a school
- Physics department concern
- Physics dept. offering
- Physics ending meaning "way"
- Physics focus
- Physics force measure
- Physics i.e.
- Physics lead-in
- Physics leader?
- Physics matter
- Physics measurement
- Physics Nobel Prize winner
- Physics Nobelist Alvarez
- Physics Nobelist Enrico
- Physics Nobelist Fitch and others
- Physics Nobelist Isidor
- Physics Nobelist Isidor I. ___
- Physics Nobelist Landau
- Physics Nobelist Marie
- Physics Nobelist Niels
- Physics Nobelist of 1903 and Chemistry Nobelist of 1911
- Physics Nobelist of 1938
- Physics Nobelist Penzias
- physics Nobelist planck
- Physics Nobelist Sir C.V. ___
- Physics Nobelist the year after Albert
- Physics Nobelist the year after Einstein
- Physics Nobelist Victor who discovered cosmic radiation
- Physics Nobelist who co-discovered cosmic microwave background radiation, confirming 1-Across
- Physics Nobelist who developed an early model of the atom
- Physics Nobelist Wolfgang
- Physics of movement through air
- Physics opening
- Physics or "data" preceder
- physics or nomy prefix
- Physics particle
- physics particle Quantum
- Physics particle with an integral spin
- Physics particle with no strong force
- Physics particles
- Physics particles named after a James Joyce coinage
- Physics pioneer Newton
- Physics preceder
- Physics prefix
- Physics prefix for sphere
- Physics prereq., maybe
- Physics prize of note
- Physics property
- Physics seminar?
- Physics subj.
- Physics subject
- physics suffix Nuclear accident site (abbr.)
- physics that deals with the mechanical action or relations of heat
- Physics topic
- Physics unit
- Physics unit equal to 10,000 gauss
- Physics unit that comes from the Greek word for "work"
- Physics unit that offers resistance
- Physics unit that sounds like a gem
- Physics units
- Physics work unit
- Physics work units
- Physics-lab device
- Physics, e.g.
- Physics, e.g. (abbr.)
- Physics, for one
- Physics, for one: Abbr.
- PHYSICS, subject of
- physics: fluoresce momentarily when struck by a charged particle or high-energy photon
- Physics' units of work
- physiognomy
- PHYSIOLOGICAL being
- physiological end of menstrual cycle
- Physiological pentad
- Physiological reaction
- Physiologist Pavlov
- physiology
- Physiology Nobelist Walter Rudolf ___
- PHYSIOLOGY of blood, study of the
- physiotherapist
- physiotherapy
- Physique
- Physique alterer
- Physique workshops
- Physique, briefly
- Physique, for short
- Physique, in brief
- Physique, in gym lingo
- Physique, in slang
- Physique, informally
- Physique, slangily
- Physique, so to speak
- Physique, to a beachgoer
- Physiques
- Physiques, and what the starts of the answers to starred clues are
- Physiques, briefly
- Physiques, familiarly
- Physiques, for short
- Physiques, in slang
- Physiques, informally
- Physiques, slangily
- physostigmine
- Phyte or plasm preceder
- Phyte starter
- PHYTONUTRIENT constituent of noni
- phytophaga destructor
- phytotron
- Pi
- Pi + 1?
- Pi and others
- Pi and such
- Pi Day celebrant, perhaps
- Pi Day celebrant, stereotypically
- Pi Day's month (Abbr.)
- Pi doesn't have one
- Pi follower
- Pi followers
- Pi is one
- PI kin
- Pi neighbor
- Pi opening?
- Pi or phi, in math
- PI or sleuth
- PI or spy
- PI played by Selleck
- Pi preceder
- Pi preceder?
- Pi r-squared for a circle
- Pi Sigma separator
- Pi times radius squared, for a circle
- Pi-sigma connection
- Pi-sigma go-between
- Pi-sigma link
- Pi, but not rho
- Pi, e.g.
- Pi, for a circle of radius one
- Pi, for a circle with a radius of one
- Pi, for example
- Pi, for instance
- Pi, for one
- Pi, phi, or psi
- Pi's first digit after the decimal
- Pi's follower
- Pi's successor
- Pi*r-squared, for a circle
- Pi%C3%B1a colada ingredient
- pia