Watt (surname) — As a surname, Watt may refer to:*Watt of Sussex, Anglo Saxon king *Adam Watt, Australian boxer *Alexander Watt, British plant ecologist *Ben Watt, British musician and music producer *Davey Watt, Australian speedway rider *David Watt, British… … Wikipedia
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