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Sunday · 142 answers · 24 debuts

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

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    91A Annihilation

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    SEE

    81A Visit

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    430
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    NEO

    84A Newcomer, briefly

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    ECO

    59A Prefix with sphere or system

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    EVE

    4D Brink

    34
    373
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    IDO

    17D Oft-broken promise

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    336
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    ESE

    94A "-speak"

    26
    386
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    ITS

    27A Catchers in tag

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    257
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    STP

    10D Big initials at Indy

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    172
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    ATT

    65D Lawyer: Abbr.

    23
    161
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    YETI

    77D Elusive creature

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    127
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    ARES

    21A Lover of Aphrodite

    21
    271
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    ACTS

    42D "Rigoletto" has three

    21
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    EGG

    115D Prod

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    REDO

    53D Overhaul

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    173
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    RARE

    90D Undone?

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    257
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    SARA

    11A 1980's Geena Davis sitcom

    19
    181
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    RES

    5D Legal matter

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    279
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    ASTI

    14D Piedmont province

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    TIER

    70D Bleacher feature

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    179
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    AMID

    15A During

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    EGRET

    109D Wading bird

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    111
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    SCAB

    54D Fink

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    101
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    DES

    18D ___ Arc, Ark.

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    154
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    LAVA

    117A Procter & Gamble soap

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    144
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    IRATE

    82A More than irked

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    194
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    AROSE

    28A "There's Something About ___ (That Reminds Me of You)"

    14
    154
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    LEG

    114A Triangle part

    13
    126
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    SOLD

    41D Realtor sign add-on

    13
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    BAH

    29D Cousin of "Phooey!"

    12
    142
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    GLEE

    121A Kind of club

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    112
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    REEF

    83D Site of a wreck

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    100
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    MEGA

    38D Prefix with store

    12
    73
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    EXES

    92A They often don't speak to each other

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    130
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    GEESE

    108D Followers

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    130
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    SEX

    80D What an "F" may indicate

    11
    118
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    DEERE

    127A Riding lawnmower maker

    10
    118
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    ASTER

    1A Heath ___ (flowering perennial)

    10
    109
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    WREN

    89D Birdhouse dweller

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    SWAP

    32D Kind of meet

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    90
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    TUBA

    50D Low note provider

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    EMMY

    115A Susan Lucci's eluder

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    SOHO

    78D Arty Big Apple area

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    108
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    NUDE

    22A Goya's Maja is one

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    TAME

    9D Subdued

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    GTOS

    26A Old Pontiacs

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    SAFARI

    11D Occasion for a game plan?

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    39
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    ETES

    122A French quarters

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    ARNIE

    105A Football's Flash Herber

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    93
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    SONS

    103D Conclusion of many firm names

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    RATIO

    95A Tangent, e.g.

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    68
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    UKE

    120D Strummer's instrument

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    93
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    LOIS

    67A Mrs. Flagston of the comics

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    76
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    ADAMS

    65A ___ apple

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    67
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    FIAT

    25A Arbitrary decree

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    44
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    ECLAT

    20A Dazzle

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    113
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    ORBIT

    74A Round trip?

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    64
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    LAWN

    43D Croquet site

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    42
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    FIEF

    71D Feudal estate

    5
    35
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    GERE

    126A Richard of "Final Analysis"

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    IPSO

    82D ___ jure (by law)

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    ALGAE

    42A Basis of the marine food chain

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    URIAH

    58A Rock's ___ Heep

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    PUB

    119D Brew milieu

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    SWIT

    72A Maj. Houlihan portrayer in "M*A*S*H"

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    32
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    BRAVO

    51D Curtain call call

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    OMEGAS

    60D Some fraternity members

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    SERE

    112D Withered

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    MIO

    48A Pavarotti possessive

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    ACROSS

    7D Transversely

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    RAFTS

    6A Some are inflatable

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    ENCASE

    99D Sheathe

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    THEA

    33D Train in a celebrated song

    3
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    TRIED

    123A Heard cases

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    STRIDE

    102D Big step

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    PIA

    100D Daughter of Ingrid Bergman

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    EOE

    45A Job ad letters

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    SARIS

    34A Madras wear

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    SLOTH

    2D A deadly sin

    2
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    TARSI

    3D Tibiae neighbors

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    ANGELA

    15D Actress Bassett

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    SPURN

    112A Reject

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    REGRET

    6D Rue

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    USURER

    101D Illegal lender

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    OLEG

    111D Cassini with designs on Jackie

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    AEC

    47D N.R.C. predecessor

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    ALLAN

    107D Detective Pinkerton

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    GRAF

    46A Seles rival

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    GIRD

    125A Surround

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    FTD

    118D Bouquet sender's abbr.

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    SMEW

    79D Small merganser

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    STONEAGE

    106A Primitive time

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    TWI

    57A Prefix with light or night

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    BENET

    128A "The Devil and Daniel Webster" writer

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    OBEYED

    97D Minded

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    PRIE

    113D ___-dieu (kneeling bench)

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    ANAT

    76D Premed subj.

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    ELEE

    35A Robert ___

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    SEATO

    66D '54 defense pact

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    SLAVE

    19A Verdi's Aïda, e.g.

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    SWEE

    34D ___ Pea (Popeye's kid)

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    MLI

    116D Year in Leo IX's papacy

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    SABU

    104A "The Thief of Bagdad" star, 1940

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    IBEG

    69D "___ your pardon?"

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    UKASE

    124A Pronouncement

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    BOORS

    56D Human apes

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    IERE

    88D "Able was ___..."

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    SETADATE

    86D Begin wedding plans

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    WARDS

    40A Charges

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    FLUS

    8D Bugs

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    AIRERS debut

    52D Drying frames

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    SNACKBAR debut

    62A Spot for a nosh

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    ARISING

    12D Stemming

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    ASFIT debut

    1D Comparable to a fiddle

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    BASSINET

    29A Newborn's bed

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    SHIFTS debut

    79A No-waist dresses

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    SHRIVER

    93D Peace Corps director Sargent

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    CLIFT

    63D Actor Montgomery

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    MANTLES

    85A Cloaks

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    TEABALL

    55A Steeping gadget

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    EDILES

    36D Ancient Roman officials

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    CLOYED debut

    61A Surfeited

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    REASSERT

    13D Get back, as authority

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    WAYOF debut

    96A By ___ (via)

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    CARPATBAGGERS debut

    49A What kvetches do at grocery stores?

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    1
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    FERRISPULER debut

    118A Film title kvetch?

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    1
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    FORESTGRUMP debut

    23A Movie kvetch in the woods?

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    1
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    GAINSAYS debut

    75A Contradicts

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    GRIA debut

    44D Yago Sant'___ (wine brand)

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    1
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    GRIPESOFWRATH debut

    87A Angry kvetching?

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    1
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    KETTLEFUL debut

    64D A lot of tea

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    1
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    LEAVEITTOBEEFER debut

    68A Remember a kvetch in one's will?

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    1
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    MELODICA debut

    110A Small pipe organ

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    1
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    MUTTERMAYI debut

    16D Kiddie kvetches' game?

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    1
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    NEWFALLEN debut

    30D Like some Clement Moore snow

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    1
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    SHANAS debut

    72D Journalist Alexander et al.

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    1
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    TALA debut

    24D Indian percussion rhythm

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    1
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    THEPROFUSSER debut

    98A Nickname for a kvetch maven?

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    1
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    THISTLES debut

    31A Leg scratchers

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    1
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    WHATSMYWHINE debut

    37A Kvetch's game show?

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    1
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    WINDYAMMER debut

    73D Zephyr's kvetching?

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    1
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    YOGH debut

    39D Middle English letter

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    1