| Electricity, slangily | 21 |
| Electricity-eschewing sect | 26 |
| Electricity-generating station | 30 |
| Electricity-shunning sect | 25 |
| Electrification | 15 |
| Electrified | 11 |
| Electrified atom | 16 |
| Electrified bit | 15 |
| Electrified elements | 20 |
| Electrified fish | 16 |
| Electrified fishes | 18 |
| Electrified jolt | 16 |
| Electrified particle | 20 |
| Electrified particles | 21 |
| Electrified sports equipment | 28 |
| Electrified swimmer | 19 |
| Electrified swimmer? | 20 |
| Electrified swimmers | 20 |
| Electrified weapon | 18 |
| Electrified weapon, at times | 28 |
| Electrified, as a wire | 22 |
| Electrifies | 11 |
| Electrify | 9 |
| Electrifying | 12 |
| Electrifying agcy. | 18 |
| Electrifying creature? | 22 |
| Electrifying F.D.R. measure | 27 |
| Electrifying inventor Nikola | 28 |
| Electrifying speech | 19 |
| Electrifying swimmer | 20 |
| Electrifying swimmers? | 22 |
| Electrifying wonders | 20 |
| Electro ending | 14 |
| Electro post-punkers Six ___ | 28 |
| Electro- suffix | 15 |
| Electrocautery target | 21 |
| Electrochemically conductive battery component | 46 |
| Electrocute | 11 |
| Electrocutes | 12 |
| Electrode | 9 |
| Electrode bridge | 16 |
| Electrodynamics class: B -- “We thankfully skipped the history of the subject and jumped straight into ___” | 115 |
| Electrojet bit | 14 |
| Electrojet bits | 15 |
| Electrolocation users | 21 |
| Electrologist's target | 26 |
| Electrolux alternative | 22 |
| Electrolux brand | 16 |
| Electrolux rival | 16 |
| Electrolux spokesperson | 23 |
| Electrolysis atoms | 18 |
| Electrolysis particle | 21 |
| Electrolysis particles | 22 |
| Electrolyte components | 22 |
| Electrolyte particle | 20 |
| Electrolyte particles | 21 |
| Electrolyte, e.g. | 17 |
| Electrolytic terminal | 21 |
| Electrolytic-cell part | 22 |
| Electromagnet + armature | 24 |
| Electromagnet component | 23 |
| Electromagnet feature | 21 |
| Electromagnetic amplifier | 25 |
| Electromagnetic energy units | 28 |
| Electromagnetic induction discoverer | 36 |
| Electromagnetic physicist Michael | 33 |
| Electromagnetic radiation | 25 |
| Electromagnetic spectrum pt. | 28 |
| Electromagnetic unit | 20 |
| Electromagnetic wave amplifier | 30 |
| Electromagnetic wave amplifiers | 31 |
| Electromagnetic wave enhancer | 29 |
| Electromagnetic wave enhancers | 30 |
| Electromagnetic waves, e.g. | 27 |
| Electromagnetic-wave amplifier | 30 |
| Electromagnetism pioneer | 24 |
| Electromotive force symbol | 26 |
| Electron accelerator | 20 |
| Electron circuit | 16 |
| Electron collector | 18 |
| Electron collectors | 19 |
| Electron grabbers | 17 |
| Electron home | 13 |
| Electron loser or gainer | 24 |
| Electron loser, perhaps | 23 |
| Electron losers | 15 |
| Electron losers or gainers | 26 |
| Electron paths | 14 |
| Electron property | 17 |
| Electron source in a picture tube | 33 |
| Electron stream | 15 |
| Electron transfer process, often | 32 |
| Electron tube | 13 |
| Electron tube abbr. | 19 |
| Electron tube ends | 18 |
| Electron tube heater | 20 |
| Electron tube parts | 19 |
| Electron tube type | 18 |
| Electron tube with two elements | 31 |
| Electron tubes | 14 |