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Sunday · 158 answers · 52 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ARE

    121A Contemporary art

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    533
  2. 2
    ORE

    31A It's of miner concern

    48
    581
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    AREA

    123D Side by side figure?

    46
    631
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    ASAP

    99D Now!

    36
    300
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    SAT

    35D Gained a lap

    35
    284
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    NOR

    40D Easter starter

    33
    332
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    ANN

    118A Lily Tomlin's Edith _____

    33
    300
  8. 8
    ECHO

    37D Bounce back

    29
    312
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    STIR

    93D Calaboose

    27
    292
  10. 10
    ANNE

    46D Mrs. Shakespeare

    26
    283
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    RAN

    88A Sought office

    25
    291
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    ODD

    60A Occasional

    24
    209
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    INCA

    20D Machu Picchu native

    23
    212
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    ARES

    42D Homer's "scourge of mortals"

    21
    271
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    SIN

    104D Peccancy

    20
    177
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    PESO

    74A Piece of eight

    20
    131
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    EDNA

    129D Mystery writer Buchanan

    19
    245
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    RYE

    33A Pumpernickel ingredient

    19
    212
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    LIAR

    12D Makeup artist?

    18
    177
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    ANNA

    5D With 6-Across, "Nana" actress, 1934

    17
    239
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    NETS

    119A Lets touch them

    17
    172
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    LESS

    47D Off

    17
    167
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    ACID

    68A Stinging

    17
    159
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    REAP

    14D Cut the mustard?

    17
    155
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    IRATE

    105A In a huff

    14
    194
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    ALONE

    52A "A Night at the Opera" tune

    14
    191
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    TRAM

    131D Car on rails

    14
    113
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    DRY

    67A Uninteresting

    13
    115
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    ENSUE

    85A Succeed

    13
    101
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    VIE

    80D Do battle

    13
    101
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    ISTO

    126D Colon, in analogies

    13
    95
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    TOSS

    83A Eighty-six

    12
    139
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    IKE

    100A Man with an alibi

    11
    181
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    UPON

    73A Knowledgeable about

    11
    129
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    HEIR

    84A One with will power?

    11
    91
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    ELIA

    133D "A Chapter on Ears" essayist

    10
    213
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    TDS

    62A Raiders' strikes

    10
    179
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    PIER

    74D Berth place

    10
    97
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    PAM

    97A Jack of clubs

    10
    94
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    LOAN

    124D Kind of office

    10
    89
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    CASH

    122D Fives and tens, e.g.

    9
    101
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    EPCOT

    58D Center of Florida

    8
    57
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    ROOS

    45D Hoppers

    8
    47
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    SONG

    130D Dance partner

    7
    71
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    GOAT

    132D Satyr, in part

    7
    70
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    SLIM

    91D Twiggy

    7
    69
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    ACCRA

    48A Gulf of Guinea port

    7
    58
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    YEAS

    95D Endorsements

    6
    71
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    ARFS

    39D Pound's sounds

    6
    52
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    MATH

    4D High school requirement

    6
    48
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    NAGS

    127D Emulates Xanthippe

    6
    44
  52. 52
    EGOIST

    69A George Meredith novel, with "The"

    6
    21
  53. 53
    TITO

    17D Jackson 5 member

    5
    98
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    NAIVE

    64A Green

    5
    62
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    SNEERS debut

    86A Snobs' looks

    5
    56
  56. 56
    SOBS

    32A Has a bawl

    5
    49
  57. 57
    ORATED

    16D Waxed eloquent

    5
    35
  58. 58
    RUTS debut

    125D Channels

    5
    32
  59. 59
    ERROL

    30D Cedric _____ of "Little Lord Fauntleroy"

    4
    89
  60. 60
    YEARN

    111A Feel nostalgic

    4
    49
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    NESSIE

    34A Serpentine nickname

    4
    28
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    PARKAS

    115D Winter coats

    4
    12
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    LEER

    21D Sideways look

    3
    156
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    THRU

    94D Kind of street

    3
    80
  65. 65
    ASHORE

    2D Having missed the boat

    3
    47
  66. 66
    POLL

    97D Campaign aid

    3
    35
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    PENPAL debut

    114A Foreign correspondent?

    3
    28
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    PAPAYA

    15D Exotic punch flavor

    3
    21
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    ANKLES debut

    110D Footholds?

    3
    17
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    SOMALIA

    29D Gulf of Aden abutter

    3
    17
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    MATED

    43D Dovetailed

    3
    13
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    MYMAN debut

    38A Fanny Brice's theme song

    3
    12
  73. 73
    ORAN

    10D Algerian port

    2
    85
  74. 74
    ILIA

    44D Pelvis parts

    2
    61
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    ARGOT

    92A Patois

    2
    42
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    COY

    103D Playfully noncommittal

    2
    40
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    IANS

    11D Scottish playwright Hay et al.

    2
    37
  78. 78
    OCANADA debut

    26A Song heard at Sky-Dome

    2
    32
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    ODIC

    19D Pindaric

    2
    32
  80. 80
    ARIADNE

    24A Strauss opera heroine

    2
    23
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    SEATTLE debut

    138A Birthplace of grunge rock

    2
    19
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    IDIOMS

    55D Eat crow and talk turkey, e.g.

    2
    18
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    AROUSAL debut

    135A Excitement

    2
    17
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    RELYON debut

    113D Trust

    2
    14
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    PLEASES

    63A Tickles

    2
    6
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    BARS

    18D Lush settings?

    1
    54
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    HONEST

    53D Square

    1
    42
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    GALS

    89A "Buffalo _____" (old song)

    1
    34
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    BLEW

    128D Squandered

    1
    33
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    HOSS

    134D Brother of Little Joe

    1
    33
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    SUPER

    57D Top-drawer

    1
    33
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    ASHANTI debut

    22A 1979 Caine-Ustinov film

    1
    20
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    OYSTER

    77D Pearl harborer

    1
    20
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    ICINESS

    36D Chill

    1
    15
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    NAPALM debut

    109D It's incendiary

    1
    15
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    WEEDY

    41D Overgrown

    1
    15
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    STROKE debut

    76D Flatter

    1
    12
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    PAISANO debut

    140A Buddy

    1
    10
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    RACISM debut

    9D Bigotry

    1
    10
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    GASMASK debut

    1A Breath protector

    1
    7
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    STYMIED debut

    93A Stuck

    1
    6
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    MIKEY debut

    87D Cereal eater of old ads

    1
    3
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    STEN

    6D See 5-Across

    0
    105
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    APO

    68D G.I. address

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    ADAGIO

    54D Love-duet sequence in ballet

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    33
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    MOTT

    96D Rock's _____ the Hoople

    0
    28
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    ROXY debut

    49D Classic theater name

    0
    28
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    MEDE

    87A Ancient Persian

    0
    27
  109. 109
    ENDE

    13D "Momo" author Michael

    0
    23
  110. 110
    ROMERO

    50A TV joker

    0
    22
  111. 111
    RAMIS

    88D Harold of "Ghostbusters"

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    21
  112. 112
    IMARI

    107A Japanese porcelain

    0
    18
  113. 113
    ARIANE

    116D French satellite launcher

    0
    17
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    ELINOR

    106A Poet-novelist Wylie

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    17
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    VIPS

    65D Honchos

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    17
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    UNAWARE

    82D In the dark

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    16
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    HEINE debut

    102D "Die Lorelei" poet

    0
    15
  118. 118
    UNEASY debut

    73D On pins and needles

    0
    14
  119. 119
    IDEAMAN debut

    72D Think tank member

    0
    13
  120. 120
    LEGION debut

    117D Innumerable

    0
    11
  121. 121
    STASSEN

    143A He 88-Across and 88-Across and 88-Across

    0
    10
  122. 122
    SHAMES debut

    3D Mortifies

    0
    9
  123. 123
    ANSARA

    112D Cochise player on 50's TV

    0
    8
  124. 124
    GASTON

    1D Half an early comics duo

    0
    8
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    TUGAT debut

    81D Pull on

    0
    8
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    YAWP debut

    66A Raucous speech

    0
    8
  127. 127
    ALDORAY

    136A Tough guy of filmdom

    0
    7
  128. 128
    BROILER debut

    8A Young chicken

    0
    7
  129. 129
    CASELAW debut

    98A "Paper Chase" subject

    0
    6
  130. 130
    DJINN debut

    67D Islamic folklore figure

    0
    6
  131. 131
    LARAINE debut

    23A Day at the movies

    0
    6
  132. 132
    CIRE

    98D Wax-glazed fabric

    0
    5
  133. 133
    CLINGS

    59D Holds tight

    0
    5
  134. 134
    SHATNER debut

    25A "T.J. Hooker" star

    0
    5
  135. 135
    ELEGIT

    75D Creditor's writ

    0
    4
  136. 136
    NEDDA

    79D "Pagliacci" soprano

    0
    4
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    TOHEEL debut

    70D Under control

    0
    4
  138. 138
    DOWSER debut

    56D One with a rod

    0
    3
  139. 139
    LEDINTO debut

    90D Guided beyond the threshold of

    0
    3
  140. 140
    METRICS debut

    51D Science of poetic rhythm

    0
    3
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    MOLOKAI debut

    137A Island on which Father Damien worked

    0
    3
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    PATRICE debut

    27A Munsel of the Met

    0
    3
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    SEIJI debut

    71A Conductor Ozawa

    0
    3
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    HANSOMS debut

    141A Transports for Holmes

    0
    2
  145. 145
    RUSTYNAILS debut

    108A Scotch and Drambuie drinks

    0
    2
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    SUMPS debut

    120D Drainage sites

    0
    2
  147. 147
    SWAGMAN debut

    142A Australian hobo

    0
    2
  148. 148
    WARADMIRAL debut

    41A Triple Crown winner, 1937

    0
    2
  149. 149
    BLOWBY debut

    8D Auto engine leakage

    0
    1
  150. 150
    CALRIPKENBESTSLOUGEHRIG debut

    122A PULL BIG STREAK! O'S CHEERING

    0
    1
  151. 151
    GENNARO debut

    139A "Annie" choreographer Peter

    0
    1
  152. 152
    HAITIHOLDSFREEELECTIONS debut

    53A OH-H NICE! TELL ARISTIDE FOES...

    0
    1
  153. 153
    KIRKS debut

    7D Douglas and Cameron

    0
    1
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    NOXIOUS debut

    61A Harmful

    0
    1
  155. 155
    POTBOIL debut

    15A Write mediocre literature

    0
    1
  156. 156
    SIMPSONVERDICTNOTGUILTY debut

    78A I'VE GOT COUNTRY'S MIND SPLIT

    0
    1
  157. 157
    THEOKLAHOMACITYDISASTER debut

    101A CALAMITY! I SHOOK, SHATTERED

    0
    1
  158. 158
    TOMHANKSWINSREPEATOSCAR debut

    28A HIS NEW RANK'S SAME: "TOP ACTOR"

    0
    1