Element whose name comes from the Greek for "inactive"
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ARGON
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The clue “Element whose name comes from the Greek for "inactive"” has appeared 1 times in our database with 1 different answers, so count the squares in your grid and check the crossings before you commit. Most recently it ran in the New York Times crossword on July 24, 2026, where the answer was ARGON.
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