Term coined by Norman Mailer to describe facts which have no existence before appearing in a magazine or newspaper Crossword Clue, 7 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%FACTOID7Term coined by Norman Mailer to describe facts which have no existence before appearing in a magazine or newspaper
25%TYPESET7Like words in a magazine or newspaper
24%CAMEO5Term used to describe a brief appearance by a celebrity in a TV show
24%KENDALLJENNER13Model who appeared in a Pepsi commercial which had to be later removed due to a lot of backlash in 2017: 2 wds.
23%RES3___ judicata (case in which there has been a final judgment and is no longer subject to appeal)
23%ADFEE5Charge to appear in a magazine
23%STARRED7To have appeared as the lead in a movie or play
22%ESSAY5Think piece in a newspaper or magazine
21%BREAKEVEN9Have no profit or loss, and a hint to the circled letters
21%ADAPTATION10*2002 movie in which a Susan Orlean work is described as “that sprawling New Yorker shit” . . . or what the answer to each starred clue is
21%EDITOR6Person in charge of a newspaper or magazine
21%AUTONYM7A word or name by which a group refers to itself
21%EDITOR6The person in charge of a newspaper or magazine
20%READ4Enjoy a magazine or newspaper
20%LSD3Pitcher Dock Ellis claimed to have used this before throwing a no-hitter in 1970
20%ZOSO4Led Zep's fourth album which had no title and was released in 1971 was often referred to as this
20%PULLOUT7Detachable section of a magazine or newspaper
20%ADPAGE6Sponsored part of a magazine or newspaper
20%TEARSHEET9Page removed from a magazine or newspaper
20%SCORIGAMI9Portmanteau coined by Jon Bois for a numerical game result that has never occurred in NFL history
19%ARTICLE7A short written piece in a newspaper or magazine
19%DRAG4Term in physics for the retarding force exerted by air or fluid surrounding a moving object
19%ALLEYOOP8Sports term thought to derive from a phrase cried by French acrobats before leaping
19%ETHER5Anesthetic that used to be used by dentists, or a term for the sky
19%BIDET5Item which recently has seen a jump in sales due to toilet paper hoarding
19%GIRLSLIKEYOU12Maroon 5 song from 2018 which has a cameo by Ellen DeGeneres in its official music video: 3 wds.
19%BARD4Term for a person hired by a nobleman in medieval times to compose verses in his praise
19%LETIN5Letters which one will have to unjumble to mean information a spy collects or "intel"
19%ELUC4Letters which one will have to unjumble to mean a spy's lead or "clue"
19%FISHHEAD8Ingredient in some Asian soup, or, literally, what each answer to a starred clue has

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