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Crossword clues for Some Guinness records:

GRINDCORE: Genre of "You Suffer", the Guinness World Record holder for shortest recorded song
ALE: One of many in the Guinness record books?
RIPA: Host who was once pied 24 times in one minute to set a Guinness record
KEENE: Home to the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival, Guinness record holder for most jack-o'-lanterns displayed in one location (over 30,000!)
XXXX: Guinness recorded on film
THEMOSTCHILDRENBORNTO: With 106 Across, Guinness record category
ALES: Part of Guinness records?
ONSET: It may be skipped on a lake (the Guinness record is 88(!) skips by Kurt Steiner)
THEWHO: 100+ million-selling band that once held a Guinness record for loudest concert
STPETE: Guinness record holder for the U.S. city with the most consecutive days of sun (768), informally
RAPGOD: Aptly titled 2013 Eminem hit that holds the Guinness record for most words in a charting single (1560)
FIRSTS: Some Guinness records
CSI: Holder of the Guinness record for "Largest Ever TV Drama Simulcast"
EMINEM: Artist who holds the Guinness record for the Billboard hit single containing the most words (1560)
MARKCUBAN: Eccentric billionaire entrepreneur who holds the Guinness record for the largest single e-commerce transaction
FEAT: Guinness record, maybe
LEASTS: Some Guinness records
ODD: Like many Guinness records
FEATS: Guinness records, typically
ALES: Subjects of Guinness records?
IMELDA: Name in the Guinness Record entry for "greatest robbery of a Government"
PUMA: Guinness record holder for "Mammal with the most names"
ALROKER: He set a Guinness World Record in 2014, reporting for 34 consecutive hours
RAPGOD: Eminem track with the Guinness World Record for "most words in a hit single"
RAPGOD: Boastful Eminem title with the Guinness world record for "most words in a hit single" (1,560)
RAPGOD: Eminem song with a Guinness world record for "most words in a hit single" (1,560 in six minutes)
FEAT: Guinness World Records entry, e.g.
PRSTUNTS: Some Guinness record-breaking attempts
EST: Guinness World Records suffix
EVELKNIEVEL: Entertainer who holds the Guinness World Record for broken bones
STONESKIPPER: Russell Byars is one: He set the Guinness World Record of 51 times from the shore of the Allegheny River on 7/19/2007
RIPA: TV host and Guinness World Record holder Kelly
BARBETS: Guinness World Records was originally created to settle them
THEGREATESTJOEONEARTH: Coffee with a spot in "Guinness World Records"?
EVITA: Musical in which Madonna set a Guinness World Record for "Most costume changes in a film"
LONGESTMUSTACHE: 2010 Guinness world record at 11 ft. 6 in.
HEAVIESTPUMPKIN: 2010 Guinness world record at 1,689 lbs.
HIGHESTHIGHDIVE: 2010 Guinness world record at 115 ft.
LARGESTMEATBALL: 2010 Guinness world record at 72 lbs. 9 oz.
BREAKINGBAD: Guinness record-setter for "highest-rated TV series" (scoring 99 out of 100 on Metacritic.com)
PAVAROTTI: Singer with the Guinness Book record for greatest number of curtain calls at a single performance (165)
FIRSTS: Some Guinness Book records
ALROKER: Guinness world record holder for longest live weather report
PELE: Guinness record-holder for the most career goals in football
ONCAMERA: How many Guinness World Record attempts are performed
FEAT: Many a Guinness Book record
VANNAWHITE: Celebrity who holds the Guinness world record for "Most Frequent Clapper"
ARIANA: Grande who has broken 27 (and counting) Guinness world records for musical accomplishments
EST: Suffix in "Guinness World Records"
FEAT: Potential Guinness World Records entry