Crossword Clue: It's not free of charge
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- 2003-'07 Saturn model
- __ Television
- __ thruster (type of rocket engine)
- ___ cannon (sci-fi weapon)
- ___ cloud
- ___ drive (engine in "Star Wars")
- ___ exchange
- ___ gun (sci-fi weapon)
- ___ Television (cable channel formerly called Pax TV)
- ___ Television (cable network with "Monk" and "Psych" reruns)
- ___ Television (cable network with the slogan "Positively Entertaining")
- ___ Television ("Flashpoint" channel)
- ___ thruster (NASA system)
- ___ thruster
- Ammonium, e.g.
- Ammonium, for example
- ___ trap (mass-spectrometry apparatus)
- An electrically charged atom
- "And ___ the opposite shore will be"
- 'And -- the opposite shore will be'
- A bit of matter
- Anion or cation.
- A dialogue of Plato
- Anode-directed particle
- A free electron
- A + in chemistry?
- A Plato dialogue
- A play by Euripides
- A positively charged atom
- Apollo's son
- A son of Apollo
- Abstract ending?
- Accelerated science unit?
- Accelerator bit
- Accelerator particle
- Accord ender?
- Accord trailer?
- "Act" add-on
- Act closer?
- Act ending?
- Action: Suffix
- Bicarbonate, e.g.
- Addict's add-on
- Atom
- Atom in any salt
- Atom part
- Atom short an electron, say
- Atom that carries a charge
- Atom that has gained or lost an electron
- Atom with a charge
- Atom with an electric charge
- Atom with an imbalance
- Atom with extra electrons, perhaps
- Atomic alternative
- Atomic bit
- Atomic emission
- Atomic particle.
- Atomic particle
- Atomic structure
- Atoms family member
- "Attract" end
- Attractive little thing
- "Audit" attachment
- Aurora tidbit
- Bit emitted from some smoke detectors
- Bit for an accelerator
- Bit in some lasers
- Bit of a charge
- Bit of a chemist?
- Bit of matter
- Bit of physics
- Bit of some comet tails
- Bit produced by a smoke alarm
- Bit with a charge
- B+, but not A-
- B+, e.g.
- Alpha particle, e.g.
- Bond bit
- Bond participant
- Bonding candidate
- Altered atom
- "Am __ the right track?"
- "Am __ time?"
- "Am ___?"
- "Am ___ a roll!"
- "Am ___ ?" (dressing room question)
- "Am ___?" (performer's query)
- "Am ___ the list?"
- "Am ___ time?"
- Free electron
- Free electron, e.g.
- Free electron, for one
- Free of an electron
- Boy am ____ a roll!
- Debt chit
- Certain atom
- Iodide, oxide or nitride
- Component of a bond
- It can be + or -, in chemistry
- Condition: Suffix
- It can have pluses or minuses
- It can't be neutral
- It carries a charge
- It carries a small charge
- It carries a tiny charge
- It comes with a charge
- It comes with a small charge
- Confess at the end
- Confess at the end?
- Charge carrier
- Charge carrier that forms a bond within each of this puzzle's four longest answers
- Charged atom or molecule
- Charged atom
- Charged bit
- Charged cyclotron bit
- Charged electron
- Charged element
- Charged form of hydrogen
- Charged item
- Charged molecule
- Charged particle (3)
- Charged particle, or a basic cable channel
- Charged particle taken from this puzzle's four longest entries
- Charged particle
- Charged subatomic particle
- Charged subject in science class?
- Charged thing
- Charged up atom
- Charged-up atom
- Charged-up particle
- Either constituent of table salt
- It has a charge
- It has a + or - charge
- It has a plus or minus, in chemistry class
- It has a small charge
- Elec. particle
- Electric atom
- Electric particle
- Field-___ microscope
- Electrical particle
- Electrically charged atom or group of atoms
- Electrically charged atom
- Electrically charged particle
- Electrified atom
- Electrified bit
- Electrified particle
- Electrojet bit
- Electrolysis particle
- Electrolyte bit
- Electrolyte component
- Electrolyte, e.g.
- Electrolyte particle
- Electron-deficient atom, e.g.
- Electron-deficient atom, perhaps
- Electron-deficient atom
- Electron-deficient particle, e.g.
- Electron loser or gainer
- Electron loser, perhaps
- Bromide, e.g.
- Bromide particle
- H+, e.g.
- H+, for one
- H+ or Ca++: e.g.
- H+ or Cl-
- H+ or OH-
- It may be divalent
- Element of solar winds
- Elementary particle
- It may be involved in a high-speed collision
- It may be negative or positive
- It may be + or -
- It may be positive or negative
- It may be positively charged
- It may be radical
- Chemical bonding attractor
- Chemistry particle
- It may have an extra electron
- It may have lost an electron
- It may include a minus sign
- It may lose or gain electrons
- It might be bivalent
- It might react negatively
- Budget Saturn model
- It must be positive or negative
- It packs a charge
- Item always charged
- Chloride, e.g.
- Chloride, for one
- Item in a charged state
- Item in an electric discharge
- End of a quest?
- End of an accord?
- Item that's always charged
- End to a quest?
- Ending for invent
- Ending for object or subject
- It's all charged up
- It's always charged
- It's attractive and has a charge
- It's attractive, to chemists
- It's attractive
- Hydrolysis atom
- Hydronium, e.g.
- Hydroxide, e.g.
- It's charged in physics
- It's charged positively
- It's charged
- It's either positive or negative
- Discontinued Saturn model
- Discontinued Saturn sedan
- Discontinued Saturn
- Its formula includes a plus or minus
- It's got a small charge
- It's indicated by a plus or minus sign
- It's never free of charge
- It's never neutral
- It's not free of charge
- Ca++, e.g.
- Ca++ or Cl-
- Ca++ or Cl-, e.g.
- Ca++ or Fe+++
- Cable channel formerly known as PAX
- Cable channel once called Pax
- Cable channel that airs "Criminal Minds" and "House" in syndicated reruns
- Cable channel that airs "Law & Order" reruns
- Cable channel that airs "Numb3rs" and "Psych" reruns
- Cable channel that airs reruns of "Cold Case" and "Numb3rs"
- Cable channel that airs three "Law & Order" series in syndication
- Cable channel that focuses on syndicated programming
- Cable channel that shows "Blue Bloods" and "Criminal Minds" in syndication
- Cable channel whose name is also a word meaning "charged particle"
- Cable channel with the slogan "Positively entertaining"
- Cable network once called PAX
- Cable network that airs "Blue Bloods" reruns
- Cable network that airs the professional wrestling show "WWE Main Event"
- Cable network with the slogan "Positively Entertaining"
- Cable TV channel with the slogan "Positively Entertaining"
- It's tiny and attractive
- It's tiny and charged the fuck up
- It's tiny and charged
- It's tiny and sometimes attractive
- Cl- or Na+
- Iliescu or Tiriac
- Creusa's son
- Ca++,Na+ or Cl-
- Euripedes drama
- Euripides drama
- Euripides play
- Euripides title
- Fluoride, for one
- Cloud chamber bit
- Cloud chamber particle
- JFK's PT boat
- Helen of Troy’s grandson.
- Exempt attachment?
- Carbonium, e.g.
- Carbonium, for one
- Drama by Euripides
- Cyclotron bit, perhaps
- Cyclotron bit
- Cyclotron item
- Cyclotron particle
- Heterolysis product
- "Hey, am __ a roll!"
- F-, e.g.
- F-, for one
- F- or K+, e.g.
- Former Saturn model, or a basic cable channel
- Former Saturn model
- Former Saturn
- "Damn, was ___ crack?" (Kanye West lyric)
- High school physics subject
- K+, e.g.
- K+ or Na+, e.g.
- K+ or Na+
- Solar wind bit
- Solar wind component
- Solar-wind particle
- Solar wind particle
- Solution component, perhaps
- Noun ending
- Noun-forming suffix.
- Noun-forming suffix
- Noun suffix
- Vehicle from Saturn
- Kind of atom
- Kind of chamber
- Kind of exchange
- Kind of generator
- Tract end?
- Tract end
- "Tract" ending
- Tract ending
- The genuine particle?
- Kind of storm, in sci-fi
- Tragedy by Euripides.
- Tragedy by Euripides
- Plasma bit
- Plasma component
- Plasma particle
- Plasma tidbit
- Plato dialogue
- Platonic dialogue
- Play by Euripides
- Romanian dictator Antonescu
- Romanian tennis figure Tiriac
- Something not free of charge
- Mass spectrometer product
- Subatomic particle
- Something that's charged
- Subject of chemical attraction
- Son of Apollo.
- Son of Apollo
- Linear accelerator particle
- Suffix for elect
- OH-, for one
- Radiation result
- Radioactive atom
- Suffix with "invent"
- Suffix with ''invent''
- Na+, e.g.
- Na+, for one
- Na+ or Cl-
- Na+ or Cl-, in NaCl
- Na+ or H-
- Na+ or Mg++
- Suffix with "restrict"
- Part of a bond
- Lithium __ battery
- Lithium-__ battery
- Lithium-___ battery
- Lithium ___ battery
- Lithium-battery
- Lithium-battery link
- Lithium- -- battery
- Little charged bit
- Part of a salt crystal
- Part of a solution, maybe
- Part of a solution, perhaps
- Old Saturn model
- "Rat" suffix
- Particle accelerator bit
- Particle accelerator particle
- Particle created by dissolving table salt
- Particle for Bohr
- Particle in a cathode ray tube
- Particle in a chamber
- Particle in a charged state
- Particle in a chemical bond
- Particle in a cloud chamber
- Particle in a cyclotron
- Particle in a salt solution
- Particle in a solution, perhaps
- Particle in an electrolyte
- Particle in seawater
- Particle in solar wind
- Particle named by Faraday
- Particle physicist's particle
- Particle physics particle
- Particle such as H+
- Particle such as Iron(III)
- Particle such as Na+ or Cl-
- Particle that may bond
- Particle that's emitted
- Particle that's got a charge
- Particle that's not neutral
- Particle that's positive or negative
- Particle used by an argon laser
- Particle with a charge
- Particle with a "+" or "-"
- Particle with a + or -
- Particle with a + or – charge
- Particle with a superscript
- Particle
- Large Hadron Collider bit
- Positive or negative item
- Positive or negative particle
- Positive particle
- Positive ray particle
- Positively charged atom
- Positively charged thing
- "Positively Entertaining" cable network that airs reruns of "Numb3rs" and "Cold Case"
- "Positively Entertaining" cable network
- "Positively Entertaining" channel that airs "House" and "Monk" reruns
- "Positively Entertaining" channel
- "Positively Entertaining" network once known as PAX
- "Positively Entertaining" network
- "Positively Entertaining" TV channel
- "Positively Entertaining" TV network
- 'Positively Entertaining' TV network
- One created by hydrolysis
- Negative or positive thing
- Negative particle, e.g.
- Negative particle
- Negatively charged particle
- One in an accelerated program?
- Pax, formerly
- Pax TV, now
- One may be polyatomic
- One may get bonded
- Network formerly known as PAX TV
- Network previously known as Pax TV
- One might get bonded
- Network with a lot of reruns
- One of over like 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 in a single grain of salt
- One of Plato's 35 dialogues
- One of Plato's "Dialogues"
- Low-priced Saturn
- + molecule, e.g.
- Molecule in some ostensibly healthier water
- Molecule with a + charge, e.g.
- Molecule with charge
- Non-neutral atom
- Non-neutral particle
- Nonneutral particle
- Li+, e.g.
- Process: Suffix
- Result of electron loss
- Product of a solution
- Physicists get a charge out of it
- Physicist's monad
- Physicist's particle
- Physicist's study
- Physics class particle
- Physics class topic
- Physics focus
- Physics particle
- Physics subject
- + or - atom
- '+' or '-' atom
- + or - item
- + or - particle
- "+" or "-" particle
- '+' or '-' particle
- + or - thing
- TV channel with procedural reruns
- TV channel with the slogan "Positively entertaining"
- TV network formerly called Pax
- TV network formerly known as Pax
- TV network once called Pax
- TV network that airs "WWE Main Event"
- TV network with a science-y name
- Saturn compact
- Saturn model, 2003-07
- Saturn model discontinued in '07
- Saturn model of 2003-07
- Saturn model, once
- Saturn model that ended production in March 2007
- Saturn model until 2007
- Saturn model with a scientific name
- Saturn model
- Saturn sedan
- Type of jet engine
- Type of jet engine.
- Type of particle
- + thing
- "+" thing
- Thing that is always charged
- "Wow, am __ a roll!"
- What a plus sign may indicate
- "WWE Main Event" cable channel
- WWE Main Event channel
- "WWE Main Event" network that was once known as Pax TV
- "WWE Main Event" network
- "WWE Main Event" TV network
- What "+" can indicate
- Unit in physics
- What "+" may indicate
- What "-" may signify
- Small charge
- Small charge carrier
- Small charged thing
- Tiny bit
- Tiny charge carrier
- Tiny charged bit
- Tiny charged particle
- Tiny charged thing
- Tiny particle
- Tiny thing with a charge
- "Stat" add-on
- Tiriac of tennis
- "Stat" attachment
- Tiriac of tennis
- Stat finale, sometimes
- What's a bit of a shock to a chemist?
- What's indicated by a plus or minus sign, in science class
- What's never free of charge?
- Television network with a plus sign in its logo
- Television network with a "Positively Entertaining" slogan
- You'll get a charge out of this
- Select or correct finish
- Tennis coach Tiriac
Recent Usage of It's not free of charge in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - June 14, 2019
- New York Times - Oct. 23, 2018
- New York Times - June 6, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 17, 2018
- USA Today - Nov. 2, 2016
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - Nov. 15, 2015
- LA Times - July 9, 2014
- Newsday - June 28, 2014
- Universal Crossword - June 17, 2014
- Newsday - June 28, 2013
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 12, 2012
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 3, 2011
- Newsday - Jan. 2, 2011
- LA Times - Feb. 7, 2010
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Nov. 15, 2009
- New York Times - Jan. 20, 2009
- LA Times - April 10, 2008
- Washington Post - Nov. 13, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 9, 2004
- New York Times - Feb. 27, 2003
