Crossword Clue: Internet sensation such as Kermit sipping tea
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- 2018's debate over "Yanny or Laurel," e.g.
- "Bed Intruder Song," e.g.
- Attention-getting cry
- Attention-grabbing cry
- Attention-grabbing words
- Bit of viral web content
- Frantic waver's cry
- Internet __
- Internet __: fast-spreading item
- Internet __: viral item
- Internet ___ (viral phenomenon)
- Internet ___
- Internet image
- Internet sensation such as Kermit sipping tea
- Internet sensation
- Internet version of a bandwagon fad
- Internet video that goes viral
- Greedy cry
- Frequently shared thing
- Fast-spreading concept
- Fast-spreading cultural idea
- Fast-spreading fad
- Fast-spreading idea
- Fast-spreading Internet phenomenon
- Fast-spreading video, e.g.
- Fast-spreading Web post
- Concept that spreads via the Web
- Concept that spreads
- Grumpy Cat, e.g.
- Grumpy Cat, for example
- Grumpy Cat or Keyboard Cat, e.g.
- Funny image or saying that goes viral
- Funny new phrase, e.g.
- Gag shared on social media
- It spreads rapidly online
- Child's enthusiastic but selfish shout
- Hand raiser's attention-getter
- Hand-raiser's cry, in grade school
- Hand raiser's cry
- Hand-waver's cry, sometimes
- Hand-waver's cry
- Hand waver's scream
- Hand-waver's scream
- Humorous internet image
- First-grader's attention-getting phrase
- Enthusiastic hand-raiser's cry
- Enthusiastic "I do!"
- Enthusiastic volunteer's cry
- Ice Bucket Challenge, e.g.
- Distracted Boyfriend, e.g.
- Idea that may spread via the Internet
- Idea that spreads popularly and widely
- Idea that's spread virally
- GIF that goes viral, e.g.
- GIF that goes viral
- Image of Grumpy Cat saying, "I had fun once. It was awful," e.g.
- Image saved on your phone, perhaps
- Even, in Cherbourg
- Fodder for reddit.com
- Cry from one eagerly raising a hand
- Captioned photo, often
- Cultural equivalent of a gene
- Cultural fad
- Cultural idea that may go viral
- Cultural idea
- Cultural nugget
- Cultural pic that may go viral
- Double Rainbow, e.g.
- Joke that goes viral on the internet
- Cyber phenomenon
- Facebook picture, say?
- Ridiculously Photogenic Guy, for one
- "Thanks, Obama," for one
- Kermit sipping tea with the caption "But that's none of my business," e.g.
- Many a Facebook repost
- Keyboard Cat, e.g.
- Many a repost
- Many an image from "SpongeBob SquarePants," on the internet
- Kid's enthusiastic "I do!"
- "Who wants candy?" response
- "Who wants ice cream?" response
- Shared online item
- Widely shared video, perhaps
- Video gone viral, e.g.
- Video that's suddenly popular, for example
- Student's insistent cry
- Much-reshared post on social media
- Much-shared video, e.g.
- Kindergarten cry for attention
- Something frequently reposted
- Something shared virally
- Something spread rapidly online
- Something that goes viral
- Viral cultural element
- Viral Facebook post, say
- Viral GIF, e.g.
- Viral Internet idea
- Viral internet item
- Viral Internet joke like Grumpy Cat or Rickrolling
- Viral Internet phenom
- Viral Internet phenomenon, like Crying Jordan
- Viral Internet phenomenon, like Grumpy Cat
- Viral Internet phenomenon
- Viral internet thing
- Viral Internet trend
- Viral net phrase, say
- Viral phenomenon like Nyan Cat
- Viral phenomenon on the Web
- Viral phenomenon
- Viral sensation
- Viral thing on the Internet
- Viral video, e.g.
- Viral video image, e.g.
- Viral Web phenomenon, such as Socially Awkward Penguin
- Viral Web phenomenon
- Viral Web post
- Viral Web video, e.g.
- Viral YouTube video, e.g.
- Something that's gone viral
- Something that's suddenly all over Facebook and Twitter
- Something that's suddenly all over the Internet
- Something trending online
- '... plus c'est la -- chose'
- Volunteer's cry
- Trending thing
- Oft-retweeted photo, e.g.
- "LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Tinder," e.g.
- Often-reposted GIF, e.g.
- The term "galaxy brain" originated from one
- The unicycling frog people refer to as "dat boi," e.g.
- Popular Internet image
- Re-re-re-re-shared link on Facebook, e.g.
- Lolcats, e.g.
- Passing web fancy
- Post gone viral
- Post that goes viral
- One gets shared a lot
- Rebecca Black's "Friday," e.g.
- Low-effort internet joke
- Repeated cry while waving a hand
- Repeatedly reposted item
- Repetitive cry while waving a hand
- Pervasive idea
- Philosoraptor, for one
- Piano-playing cat, once
- Rickrolling or the Dancing Baby, e.g.
- Same, by the Seine
- Same (Fr.)
- Same: Fr.
- Same: French.
- Same, in Brest
- Same, in France
- Same, in Paris
- Same, in Sedan
- Same, in Somme
- Same, in Strasbourg
- Same, to Stéphanie
- Tweet subject, often
- Twitter trending topic, maybe
- Words shouted with a raised hand
- Thing that's gone viral
- Unit of cultural information
- YouTube clip gone viral, say
- "So help ___" (George Burns line in "Oh, God!")
- Social media phenomenon
- Social-media phenomenon
- Social media pic that may go viral
- Social media sensation
Recent Usage of Internet sensation such as Kermit sipping tea in Crossword Puzzles
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- The Puzzle Society - Nov. 3, 2018
