Answer: TECH
TECH is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 214 times.
Referring Clues:
- Georgia ___
- "Ramblin' Wreck From Georgia ___"
- Engineer's school
- Part of M.I.T.: Abbr.
- "Rambling Wreck From Georgia ___"
- Carnegie ___ (noted name in engineering)
- Kind of support
- Word in many college names
- Texas ___
- Kind of support for a computer user
- Computer department
- Certain school
- Word with high- or low-
- With 5-Down, some volatile investments
- High-__ (super-sophisticated)
- High-___
- Engineers' school, briefly
- PC whiz
- Kind of support offered by a 3-Down
- Hi-___ (very modern)
- "Ramblin' wreck's" Georgia ___
- High-___ (cutting-edge)
- Part of MIT (abbr.)
- Word after high or Georgia
- PC expert
- Lab worker
- Pt. of MIT
- Word in some school names
- PC support person
- Word before school or support
- Cal, Virginia, or Georgia
- Follower of Cal or Georgia
- Georgia ___ (Ramblin' Wreck's school)
- Boston ___ (MIT, once)
- Computer repairer, for short
- MIT's newspaper, with "The"
- Hi-___ (like some electronic devices)
- Virginia ___ (school in Blacksburg)
- ___ support
- Lab ___
- PC troubleshooter
- Computer pro
- Part of MIT: Abbr.
- Specialized problem solver
- Georgia __
- High-__
- PC problem solver
- Bio add-on?
- See 98-Down
- Service dept. expert
- Part of MIT
- Computer expert
- Engineering school, for short
- The T of MIT: Abbr.
- President Walesa
- Hardware repairer
- Word with ''Georgia'' and ''Virginia''
- Type of support
- "I'm a Ramblin' Wreck From Georgia ___"
- Computer support person, informally
- Word with ''high'' or ''Georgia''
- Stock type
- ___ support (computer owner's lifeline)
- Computer repair pro
- Ramblin' Wreck's Georgia ___
- Word after Cal or Georgia
- Virginia or Georgia follower
- Georgia or Virginia follower
- MIT part
- MIT word
- Word with high or Georgia
- Support worker hiding in the eight longest puzzle answers
- Practical school, for short
- Software expert
- Kind of stock or support
- PC support pro
- Computer support pro
- Georgia or Louisiana follower?
- Virginia ___ (sch. in Blacksburg)
- ___ supoort
- Virus killer, maybe
- Word with "high" or "Georgia"
- Word with "Georgia" and "Virginia"
- Word after Georgia or Virginia in school names
- Server's troubleshooter
- Word with "Cal" or "Georgia"
- Cal or Georgia follower
- Georgia ___ (Atlanta univ.)
- Engineering sch.
- High- or low- follower
- Georgia or Cal
- ___ support (computer aid)
- Cal ___
- Cal or Georgia
- Kind of support for a PC user
- Georgia or Cal ___
- "Cal" or "Georgia" follower
- PC doctor
- PC repairperson
- Word with Cal or Texas
- ___ support (computer help)
- Software guru
- Hardware expert
- Computer support person
- ATM etc.
- The 'T' of MIT: Abbr.
- One helping after a crash
- Office specialist
- "Bio" or "nano" follower
- Virginia ___
- Training sch.
- Computer repairer, slangi-ly
- Crash consultant
- Software support person
- Kind of school, briefly
- Computer fixer
- ___ support (PC help)
- Georgia ___ University
- Responder to a crash
- Certain support person
- Crash investigator
- PC supporter
- Word with Georgia or Virginia
- Corporate department that offers support
- Big field in Silicon Valley
- support
- Programming pro, e.g.
- It might be high
- Silicon Valley field, for short
- It follows "high" or "Georgia"
- High-___ (very modern)
- Apple worker
- Geek Squad pro
- High ______
- Part of STEM, for short
- M.I.T. part: Abbr.
- Hardware pro
- Part of some college nicknames
- Applied science, for short
- Apple field briefly
- Silicon Valley specialty
- ___-savvy
- Kind of support: abbr.
- Debugging pro
- Genius Bar pro
- Support pro
- Low-___
- Support source
- See 27-Down
- Apple field
- One sector of the Dow Jones index
- Pt. of MIT or STEM
- Word with Georgia or high
- Genius Bar staffer
- Acer employee
- PC pro
- Industry sector
- Hi-___ (digitally modern)
- Computer crash investigator, informally
- PC fixer
- Common school abbr.
- Hardware-selling industry
- Engineering college designation, briefly
- Computer support person, for short
- PC guru
- Shortening in many school names
- Silicon Valley field
- Silicon Valley industry, briefly
- Stanford specialty, for short
- "(I'm a) Ramblin' Wreck From Georgia ___"
- Genius Bar whiz
- Fortune 500 category, informally
- Computer pro, for short
- End of some school names, for short
- Part of I.T., for short
- PC repair person
- Silicon Valley specialty, familiarly
- Computer expert, for short
- Silicon Valley industry
- End of many university names
- Modern fixer
- The "T" in STEM
- Modern corporate dept.
- The "T" of MIT, informally
- The T in STEM fields
- Stock market sector, for short
- Computer repair person
- Field for this puzzle's theme
- Big part of the S&P 500
- Coder's field
- It's part of IT, informally
- Stock sector
- Field for many Silicon Valley jobs
- Wearable ___ (Fitbit, e.g.)
- Support for a PC
- Shortened word in some school names
- Timnit Gebru's field
- Worker with mice
- Sector for many start-ups
- Georgia ___, Atlanta school
- Part of STEM, briefly
- The T in STEM
- Silicon Valley field, informally
- Coder's industry
- Meta field
- Many an engineer's field, informally
- Big ___
- Girls in ___ (nonprofit that hosts hackathons)
- Film crew employee
- Chips, cookies, etc.
- Part of STEM
- Smartphones laptops etc.
- Field in Silicon Valley
- Bay Area industry
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - August 21, 2024
- USA Today - May 16, 2024
- LA Times - May 11, 2024
- New York Times - May 07, 2024
- USA Today - February 08, 2024
- New York Times - January 25, 2024
- LA Times - January 02, 2024
- USA Today - December 19, 2023
- New York Times - December 02, 2023
- New York Times - November 13, 2023
- New York Times - November 02, 2023
- New York Times - March 27, 2023
- USA Today - February 28, 2023
- New York Times - January 20, 2023
- LA Times - December 14, 2022
- LA Times - November 15, 2022
- New York Times - August 23, 2022
- LA Times - August 17, 2022
- LA Times - August 02, 2022
- New York Times - June 13, 2022
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