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7 results for SNIDEST from Modern Era puzzles:

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Date	Grid	Clue	Author
Sun Jan 22, 2023	5D	Most snarky (2)	Garrett Chalfin
Tue Jan 15, 2019	13D	Most sarcastic	Samuel A. Donaldson
Sun Aug 12, 2012	7D	Most snarky (2)	Patrick Berry
Sat Jan 19, 2008	65A	Superlatively derogatory	David J. Kahn
Thu Mar 29, 2007	54A	Most derogatory	David J. Kahn
Mon Apr 28, 2003	29A	Most sarcastic, as remarks	Jim Hyres
Fri Aug 22, 1997	44A	Superlatively sarcastic	Frank Longo

5 results for SNIDEST from pre-Shortz puzzles:

Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Sat Sep 14, 1991	36A	Most slyly sarcastic	Louis Sabin	Maleska
Sun Sep 5, 1982	108D	Most derisive, in a way	Louise Earnest	Maleska
Thu Jul 19, 1979	44D	Nastiest	John Chervokas	Maleska
Sun Sep 15, 1974	12D	Most nasty	Threba Johnson	Weng
Sun Jun 2, 1963	41D	Trickiest: Slang.	Kim Richman	Farrar

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