Dizzy Gillespie's genre
The crossword clue "Dizzy Gillespie's genre" is answered by BEBOP, a 5-letter entry. Used 10 times across 10 distinct years; most recently in 2025; first recorded in 1998. It appears in 6 publications in the xd corpus. Every figure on this page comes from the collection data itself, never from a guess.
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BEBOP
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Used 10 times across 10 distinct years; most recently in 2025; first recorded in 1998. It appears in 6 publications in the xd corpus. Frequency and last-seen figures come from the xd crossword corpus only.
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Other clues for BEBOP
Every other clue in this collection answered by BEBOP, most used first.
- Jazz genre - used 58 times, most recently in 2026
- Jazz style - used 29 times, most recently in 2025
- Jazz form - used 12 times, most recently in 2020
- Charlie Parker genre - used 8 times, most recently in 2025
- Jazz variety - used 8 times, most recently in 2024
- Dizzy Gillespie's music - used 7 times, most recently in 2026
- Form of jazz - used 7 times, most recently in 2018
- Charlie Parker's genre - used 6 times, most recently in 2025
- Jazz offshoot - used 6 times, most recently in 2023
- Jazz subgenre - used 6 times, most recently in 2026
- Kind of jazz - used 6 times, most recently in 2013
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