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Sunday · 130 answers · 30 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ETA

    9D LAX abbr.

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    571
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    ALE

    54A Bitter, to a Brit

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    AGE

    111D Sensitive subject, often

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    417
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    ETAL

    83D List ender

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    327
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    AND

    59D "So then what?"

    29
    238
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    APE

    2D Cousin of a lemur

    28
    415
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    ENE

    108D Compass heading

    24
    403
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    ETTA

    88A Sundance's girl

    23
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    ATT

    56D Letters on a telephone bill

    23
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    ACER

    34D Agassi, at times

    23
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    DEN

    112D Stereo site

    22
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    BOA

    12D Stole

    21
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    SCAR

    36D Sign of damage

    20
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    NIT

    73A Annual hoops event, familiarly

    19
    143
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    IAM

    8D Words before and after "what" for Popeye

    19
    127
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    ATSEA

    56A Nonplussed

    18
    194
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    CEL

    7D Animator's sheet

    18
    141
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    CANOE

    58A Birchbark

    16
    113
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    CAL

    102A 1920's White House nickname

    15
    158
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    BIT

    74A Taste

    15
    91
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    SCAN

    21D Mayo Clinic test

    14
    149
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    OOH

    53A Cry of delight

    13
    160
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    NCO

    72A Base figure: Abbr.

    13
    146
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    LAM

    109D Thrash

    13
    128
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    TENSE

    76D English 101 subject

    12
    114
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    ROMA

    90A Where the Via del Corso runs

    12
    100
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    SHEA

    49D 1973 World Series stadium

    11
    126
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    READ

    81D Interpret

    11
    115
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    POSE

    33D Emulate Tyra Banks

    11
    88
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    TERI

    82D She had a "Tootsie" role

    10
    210
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    ORIOLE

    22A Camden Yards player

    10
    93
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    ILE

    52A ___ du Diable

    9
    234
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    NEEDY

    17D Strapped

    8
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    ACRID

    29A Tart

    8
    61
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    RTES

    84D Tpkes.

    7
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    YAP

    55A Chatter

    7
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    EXERT

    64D Strain

    7
    71
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    MACS

    99D Some office equipment

    7
    67
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    TIGER

    65D Big name in golf

    7
    52
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    HOPI

    19D Arizona native

    6
    92
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    CTR

    62D Midpoint: Abbr.

    6
    65
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    OUTDO

    69A Top

    6
    47
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    MARIO

    101A Andretti, for one

    6
    45
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    TITO

    35D Challenger of Stalin

    5
    98
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    EEG

    71A Short test for brains?

    5
    75
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    HAHAS

    1A Routine responses?

    5
    31
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    PSYCH

    44D Intimidate, with "out"

    5
    24
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    ESME

    80D Salinger dedicatee

    4
    87
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    ICER

    39A Hit man, so to speak

    4
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    ANAIS

    40A Novelist Nin

    4
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    SALAMI

    92D Corned beef alternative

    4
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    TONAL

    31D Not dissonant, musically

    4
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    SCREW

    5D It can go in brackets

    4
    45
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    SENORA

    10D Counterpart for madame

    4
    45
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    ITALIC

    91D Leaning to the right

    4
    43
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    MUNI

    67D Tax-free bond, briefly

    4
    36
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    ARG

    27D S.A. country

    3
    51
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    ALLIE

    16D 80's TV divorcee

    3
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    ACACIA

    103A Greenish-yellow hue

    3
    34
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    CINEMA

    117A ___ verite

    3
    33
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    DRUM

    32D Beat it!

    3
    30
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    WORM

    37A Contemptible one

    3
    28
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    ONETWO

    61D Left and right, maybe

    3
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    SOOTHE

    41D Mollify

    3
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    BOGIE

    60D Specter

    3
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    ESSEN

    118A Krupp family city

    2
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    VIN

    107D Sportscaster Scully

    2
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    RANTO

    50D Reached in amount

    2
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    NOSED

    48D Nipped, with "out"

    2
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    HAJ

    1D Muslim pilgrimage: Var.

    2
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    ATONED

    57D Redressed, with "for"

    2
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    IMOFF debut

    75D "See ya!"

    2
    20
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    ICIEST debut

    6A Least amiable

    2
    19
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    SLEDGE

    115A Heavy hammer

    2
    19
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    TRADER

    11D Wall Street figure

    2
    19
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    ELOI

    51D "The Time Machine" people

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    ECOLE

    100D Eleve's place

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    SWAMI

    30D Master

    1
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    ATTEND

    104A Sit in on

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    IOC

    93D Important sports org.

    1
    34
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    ODA

    28A Concubine's room

    1
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    MOURN

    15D Keen

    1
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    CONRAD

    110A Birdie of Broadway's "Bye Bye Birdie"

    1
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    HITPARADE debut

    3D Weekly radio program

    1
    6
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    IHATEYOU

    6D Angry words

    1
    6
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    JETHRO

    23A One of the Beverly Hillbillies

    1
    6
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    HEATERS debut

    20A Radiators and such

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    3
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    ISRAELI

    91A Elath resident

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    EATON

    96D Noted stationer

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    SPEECH

    43D When repeated, cry at a celebratory party

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    OUSE

    42A Name of three English rivers

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    JEEPS

    63D Camp vehicles

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    SNATCH

    116A Lay hold of

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    STANDPAT

    43A Be against change

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    EXITED

    68A Quit

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    ALMANAC

    24A The World ___

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    AMPULE

    25A Lab vessel

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    STRESSED

    87A Ready for a vacation

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    ECCL

    98D Churchly: Abbr.

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    HUGER

    70A More monumental

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    GMATS

    95D Exams for advanced study, briefly

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    5
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    ORTEA debut

    97D "Coffee ___?"

    0
    5
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    CATON

    58D Williams title start

    0
    4
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    LUCI debut

    66D Light: Prefix

    0
    4
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    TOESIN

    113A Diving instructions, maybe

    0
    4
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    VALHALLA debut

    85D "Das Rheingold" locale

    0
    4
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    APAIL debut

    45D "To fetch ___..."

    0
    3
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    BOCCIE debut

    60A Bowling game

    0
    3
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    TIELINES debut

    86D Telephone connections

    0
    3
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    ARMAMENT debut

    13D Hardware

    0
    2
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    DNH

    105D Letters after Gov. Jeanne Shaheen's name

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    2
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    GYROCAR debut

    38A Theme park transport

    0
    2
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    LIMINAL debut

    114A Barely perceptible

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    2
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    MERRIEST debut

    78D Most gamesome

    0
    2
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    RIPCORDS debut

    14D Chutists' needs

    0
    2
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    APITCH debut

    18A Make ___ for

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    1
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    ATHERMIC debut

    4D Heatless

    0
    1
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    BARMAN debut

    12A One who sets up shots

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    1
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    BILLIARDS debut

    74D Banking game

    0
    1
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    CLAVELL debut

    106A "King Rat" novelist

    0
    1
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    ELFS debut

    94A Small toymakers: Var.

    0
    1
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    GEORGEDETAILSHOMELIFE debut

    95A President Bush writes part of his autobiography?

    0
    1
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    ISOGONIC debut

    79D Having equal angles

    0
    1
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    JETTHEATLANTICMONTHLY debut

    63A Commute overseas regularly?

    0
    1
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    MADCONSUMERREPORTSSPY debut

    47A How the case of commercial espionage is halted?

    0
    1
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    OILON debut

    89A Pour ___ troubled waters

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    1
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    PEEPAT debut

    26A View surreptitiously

    0
    1
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    PREMIEREINTERVIEWTIME debut

    77A Evening hours, to Larry King?

    0
    1
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    STARWIREDPARENTSMONEY debut

    30A How the celebrity's mom and dad survived?

    0
    1
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    TYPEY debut

    46D Combining the ideal characteristics of its variety

    0
    1