Source of the starred neologisms Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% JABBERWOCKY Source of the starred neologisms (11)
3% ORIGIN Source (6) Wall Street Journal Jan 13, 2026
3% NEWWORLD Neologism going around Liberal America (8) The Telegraph Toughie Dec 23, 2025
2% BRAN Fiber source (4) LA Times Daily Jan 31, 2026
2% CASSAVA Tapioca source (7) Wall Street Journal Jan 31, 2026
2% SOY Tofu source (3) Eugene Sheffer Jan 30, 2026
2% COW Milk source (3)
2% OLIVE Oil source? (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Jan 29, 2026
2% ORE Metal source (3) Wall Street Journal Jan 29, 2026
2% OAT Flour source (3) Newsday Jan 29, 2026
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