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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% AWOKE Stopped dreaming, say (5) New York Times Mar 28, 2025
10% BEREAL "Come on, stop dreaming" (6) New York Times Aug 1, 2025
9% TAKETEN Stop working, say (7) New York Times Sep 6, 2025
9% ASIF "Dream on!" (4) Wall Street Journal Sep 6, 2025
9% INN Stop for the night, say (3) New York Times Aug 28, 2025
9% SETTLES Stops squirming, say (7) Universal Jul 22, 2025
8% HALT Stop (4) Universal Sep 11, 2025
8% DEVISE Dream up (6) Commuter Sep 9, 2025
8% LUCID ___ dream (dream in which you know you're dreaming) (5) USA Today Sep 6, 2025
8% CEASE Stop (5) LA Times Daily Sep 3, 2025

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