Dada was an artistic and literary movement that began in Zurich, Switzerland in 1916. The term 'Dada' was coined by the French artist, writer, and poet, Tristan Tzara. The movement was a reaction to the horrors of World War I and was characterized by its anti-war sentiment, its rejection of traditional values, and its embrace of chaos and the absurd. The crossword solutions for the term Dada are PAPA (4 letters), Ernst (5 letters), ISM (3 letters), Teens (5 letters), Nonart (6 letters), and RAY (3 letters). PAPA refers to the French artist, writer, and poet, Tristan Tzara, who coined the term Dada. Ernst is a reference to the German artist, sculptor, and writer, Max Ernst, who was a major figure in the Dada movement. ISM is a reference to the anti-war sentiment of the Dada movement. Teens is a reference to the year 1916 when the Dada movement began. Nonart is a reference to the rejection of traditional values by the Dada movement. RAY is a reference to the French artist, photographer, and filmmaker, Man RAY, who was also a major figure in the Dada movement.