Crossword Clue: Phase in which particle motion is at its slowest
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- --- as a rock
- 100%
- 1980s music show ___ Gold
- 3-D figure
- 3-D shape
- 3D shape
- '80s music show ___ Gold
- __ as a rock (reliable)
- __ as a rock (well-built)
- ___ as a rock
- ____ as a rock!
- Based on good judgement
- Based on good judgment
- A kind of geometry.
- A snowflake is one
- A state of matter
- Ashford and Simpson hit
- Ashford & Simpson lyric "___ as a rock"
- Assured
- Assured Warrant song?
- All muscle
- Free from cavities
- Compact, firm
- Compact
- Companion of liquid and gas
- Favor, slangily
- Favor
- Completely reliable
- Honest-to-God
- Dense
- Densely built
- It can become a gas through sublimation
- Dependable
- Cone or cube
- Ellipsoid, for example
- Financially sound
- Hamlet's "too too ___ flesh"
- Chock-a-block
- Chockablock
- Firm Dandy Warhols song?
- Firm
- Geometric figure
- Hard
- It's neither a gas nor a liquid
- It's neither a liquid nor a gas
- It's not liquid
- Having no internal cavity
- "Do me a ___"
- "Can you do me a ___?"
- Impenetrable
- Excellent, to a jazzman
- Cube, cone or cylinder
- Cube or cone
- Cube or orb
- Cube or sphere
- Cubic
- Hepcat's word.
- Not striped, as a billiard ball
- Not striped, as a pool ball
- Utterly reliable
- Like Gibraltar
- Like low-numbered billiard balls
- Like many electric guitar bodies
- Pure, as gold
- Shape with three dimensions
- Like some billiards balls
- Very sound Warrant song?
- Kind of geometry
- Plaid alternative
- Rocky?
- Strong and stable
- Like some gold
- Strong
- Pyramid, e.g.
- Sturdily built
- Sturdily constructed
- Like the 1-to-7 balls
- Sturdy
- Massive
- Substantial.
- Substantial
- Quite substantial
- Sound
- Pool ball type
- Logically sound
- Neither liquid nor gas
- Neither liquid nor gaseous
- One of the four states of matter
- Reliable.
- Reliable, as a citizen
- Reliable — strong
- Reliable
- Reminiscent of the Rock of Gibraltar
- Nonliquid state
- Phase in which particle motion is at its slowest
- Physical state of ice
- Not a liquid or a gas
- Not a liquid or gas
- Opposite of hollow
- Like a cylinder or cube, in geometry
- Like a good alibi
- Not flimsy
- Not hollow
- Not iffy
- Like a prism or cone
- Like a rock?
- Like a rock
- Not liquid
- Not liquid or gas
- Not liquid or gaseous
- Like a single-color shirt
- Not shaky
- Like any of eight billiard balls
- Trustworthy
- South, at one time
- Word before gold or geometry
- Word before gold or ground
- Water : liquid :: ice : ___
- Watertight
- Way to be frozen
- Sphere, e.g.
- Sphere or cube
- Sphere or pyramid
- Sphere, say
- Word with South or citizen
- Type of geometry
- Thick
- Well-built
- Well-constructed
- Well-founded, as an argument
- Well-grounded
- Unanimous
- Unbroken, as a line
- Unbroken
- Three-dimensional
- Uninterrupted
- Unwavering
- Unyielding
- Secure
- State of matter
Recent Usage of Phase in which particle motion is at its slowest in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Feb. 19, 2013
