Literary device oft-employed by O. Henry Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% IRONY Literary device oft-employed by O. Henry (5)
5% USES Employs (4) Commuter Jul 15, 2026
5% AWARD O. Henry, for one (5) The Atlantic Apr 26, 2026
4% JANEEYRE Literary governess (8) The Times Concise Jul 27, 2026
4% CAP Oft-misplaced bottle part (3)
4% PARMESAN Oft-shaved cheese (8) LA Times Daily Jul 22, 2026
4% TROPE Literary cliche (5) Commuter Jul 21, 2026
4% DICTS OEDs, e.g. (5) Newsday Jul 19, 2026
4% HAM Oft-glazed holiday meat (3) New York Times Midi Jul 17, 2026
4% PENNAME Literary pseudonym (3,4) (7) Mirror Classic Jul 14, 2026
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