M. Poiret, no dud a€“ but no Keats (5,4) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% MINORPOET M. Poiret, no dud a€“ but no Keats (5,4) (9)
5% ODIST Keats, for one (5) Wall Street Journal Mar 5, 2026
5% ODE Keats creation (3) Eugene Sheffer Feb 25, 2026
5% TAN Bygone M&M color (3) Universal Feb 20, 2026
5% GARB Duds (4) USA Today Jan 5, 2026
5% LEMON Flop, dud (5) Puzzler Backwords Jan 1, 2026
4% TOA Keats' "Ode ___ Nightingale": 2 wds. (3)
4% MSG "M" in SMS, for short (3)
4% DONEANDDUSTED Wrapped up end-to-end as dud bundle (4,3,6) (13) Puzzler Cryptic Mar 7, 2026
4% MENS "M" in YMCA (4)
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