Crossword Clue: Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com:
- 1869's Cardiff Giant, e.g.
- 1938 "The War of the Worlds" broadcast, for one
- Barnum's "Feejee Mermaid," e.g.
- Barnum's Fiji mermaid, for one
- April 1 event
- April 1 news story, maybe
- April 1 trick
- April 1st antic
- April 1st event
- April Fools' Day news story, sometimes
- Big scam
- Bigfoot photo, e.g.
- Attempted deception
- "Balloon Boy," for one
- Bamboozle
- Bamboozlement
- False claim
- Fraud
- Fraudulence
- Fraudulent event
- Dupe
- Dupery
- Dupe's downfall
- Hitler's diaries, e.g.
- Debunked thing
- Debunker's target
- Deceitful device
- Deception such as the Piltdown Man
- Deception
- Deceptive act
- Deceptive deed
- Deceptive trick
- Fast one
- Chain letters, usually
- Con game
- Con man's trick
- Con
- It can be spread by a doctored photograph
- Hoodwink
- Hornswoggle
- Elaborate April fool
- Elaborate deception
- Elaborate fake
- Elaborate falsehood
- Elaborate fraud
- Elaborate lie
- Elaborate prank
- Elaborate ruse
- It's a trick
- Cottingley Fairies, for one
- It's not for real
- It's perpetrated by a prankster
- Flimflam
- Canard
- Imposture
- Crop circles, e.g.
- Global warming, some say
- Good thing to check Snopes.com for
- Facebook privacy announcement, e.g.
- Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com
- Fake, such as Piltdown Man
- Fake
- Sting, for instance
- The 1938 broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" was one
- Publicity stunt, perhaps
- Manti Te'o's girlfriend, for one
- Like many a catfish relationship
- Many a P.T. Barnum exhibit
- Many an urban legend
- Stratagem
- The Cardiff Giant, for one
- The Cardiff Giant, notably
- Robin Davey band The ___
- Mare's nest
- Mare's-nest
- Sham
- Sham or scam
- Put-on
- Put on
- Put one over on
- The finding of a Virgin Mary-shaped gummy candy, e.g.
- Martian invasion report, e.g.
- The Hitler Diaries, e.g.
- Something intended to deceive
- Subject of a forwarded e-mail, often
- The performances of Milli Vanilli, essentially
- The Piltdown Man, e.g.
- The Piltdown Man, notably
- The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, e.g.
- Trick
- Trickster's deception
- Kurt Vonnegut's faux commencement address e-mail, e.g.
- "The War of the Worlds" broadcast, notably
- Mencken's history of the bathtub, e.g.
- Practical joke
- Practical joke, e.g.
- Prank
- Prankster's scam
- Milli Vanilli, famously
- Relative of fake news
- No mere prank
- Major prank
- Phony discovery, perhaps
- Like a famous Welles radio broadcast
- Piltdown man, e.g.
- Piltdown man, for one
- Piltdown man, notably
- Piltdown man, say
- Ruse
- Spam content, often
- Swindle
- Spoof
- Welles' Martian invasion broadcast, e.g.
- Welles' 'War of the Worlds,' e.g.
- Welles's "The War of the Worlds," e.g.
- Scam or sham
- Scam that might be debunked by snopes.com
- Scam
- UFO photo, perhaps
- What an unbelievable YouTube video might be
- Snopes subject
- Snopes.com subject
- Snow job
Recent Usage of Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Fake story that might be discredited by Snopes.com in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Daily Celebrity - Sept. 29, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - Oct. 21, 2014
