Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning NYT Crossword

Q: How many letters is the answer to "Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning nyt crossword clue "?

The answer ARSENIC has 7 letters.

Q: Are there other answers for "Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning nyt crossword clue "?

The most common answer is ARSENIC. Alternate answers may exist depending on the letter count required by the grid.

Q: When did "Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning nyt crossword clue " last appear in the NYT Crossword?

The clue "Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning nyt crossword clue " most recently appeared on February 14, 2026 with the answer ARSENIC.

We solved this clue, that last appeared on February 15, 2026 in a N.Y.T crossword puzzle and the answer had seven letters. The solution we have is shown below (highlighted in green) will help you solve this hard clue and go on with the puzzle.

Chemical element whose use led to the first known law against poisoning

The answer for this clue is

ARSENIC

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