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___ Newton (scientist who discovered gravity thanks to an apple)

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Here you may find the answer for the clue ___ Newton (scientist who discovered gravity thanks to an apple), a puzzle which has intrigued many crossword enthusiasts. Solving this clue requires a sharp mind and a good grasp of vocabulary, as the answer is a word with a total of which has a total of 5 letters. This clue was last seen on February 1, 2026 in the Daily Themed Crossword February 1, 2026 Answers puzzle.

Answer:
ISAAC
Length: 5 letters
Vowels: 3
Consonants: 2
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1a. Electric guitar's enhancer, for short
4a. "... and so on," for short
7a. Psychic superpower (anagram of "sep"): Abbr.
10a. "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's catchphrase)
11a. Dove call
12a. ___ and tear (light damage expected in a second-hand car)
13a. Inflated sense of self
14a. Norse god of thunder and Loki's brother in the MCU
15a. ___ 500, annual car race
16a. Set on fire, like a candle
17a. Communal East Asian broth dish to cook meats in: 2 wds.
19a. "Easy ___, easy go," phrase meaning "something that's easily gotten is lost quickly," which has a word that's "hugged" by "easy"
21a. Upper part of the leg where a wedding garter is usually worn
25a. "At least it's ___" ("We gotta begin somewhere"): 2 wds.
29a. Plumber's charge
30a. "All's well ___ well," phrase explaining the importance of a happy ending, which has words "hugged" by "well": 2 wds.
33a. All bark and no ___ (intimidating but harmless)
34a. Driver's license data: Abbr.
35a. "You have ___ this for yourself" ("Take a look"): 2 wds.
37a. ___ limit (highway sign)
40a. Usual coffee order, for short
42a. After-bath wrap
48a. Informal phrase meaning "Give me a hug!" ... and a hint to what's happening to the theme words at 19a, 30a, 58a, 12d, and 23d
52a. Feeling sick
53a. Actor McKellen from "The Lord of the Rings" franchise
54a. Customer's bank holding, for short
55a. Michael Jordan's organization: Abbr.
56a. "I don't approve" sound
57a. Like a kid hiding behind his mother's skirt, perhaps
58a. "Never ___ never," phrase meaning "never rule out the impossible," which has a word that's "hugged" by "never"

Down

1d. Cain's brother
2d. "The ___ School Bus" (Ms. Frizzle's educational program)
3d. ___ booth (spot to click pictures at prom, perhaps)
4d. Sound bounce in a cave
5d. ___ one's own horn (brag)
6d. Big business, for short
7d. "Dusk" to poets (anagram of "nee")
8d. Down in the dumps
9d. Use a crowbar, say
12d. "Fight fire ___ fire," phrase meaning "use an opponent's methods against them," which has a word that's "hugged" by "fire"
14d. "One of ___ days ..."
18d. Mel ___ (baseballer nicknamed "Master Melvin")
20d. Yoga surface
22d. "___ could go back in time ..." ("Were things different ..."): 2 wds.
23d. "Buy one ___ one free," classic marketing phrase which has a word that's "hugged" by "one"
24d. First half of a donkey's bray
26d. Explosive letters
27d. Fuss, to Shakespeare
28d. Blog feed letters
30d. NFL scores, for short
31d. Rabbit's jump
32d. Honest President, affectionately
33d. Some buzzers?
36d. Environmental activist ___ Brockovich
38d. Directional suffix
39d. Man's best friend, idiomatically
41d. Gym-goer's pride, slangily
43d. Bent
44d. Mark indelibly
46d. Actress Jessica ___ of "Good Luck Chuck"
47d. Potter's material
48d. Crumb of information?
49d. Dorm supervisors: Abbr.
50d. Calligraphy liquid
51d. Like a slippery road in winter