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Sunday · 140 answers · 32 debuts

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

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    IRA

    31A Grp. in peace accords

    46
    448
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    ELSE

    117A Word after who or what

    43
    440
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    ODOR

    69D Lilac, e.g.

    39
    344
  4. 4
    SASS

    53D Disrespect

    29
    202
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    ALL

    48A Solely

    28
    299
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    AVE

    63D Ancient greeting

    28
    246
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    ENDS

    104D Tips

    27
    303
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    NBA

    12D TV's "The ___ Today"

    26
    198
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    PER

    61D Each

    19
    270
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    EVEN

    46D Still

    19
    202
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    OWL

    82D One who stays up late

    18
    135
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    RCA

    39A Toshiba competitor

    17
    227
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    RAP

    39D Sound at the door

    17
    198
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    ERG

    34D A little work

    17
    175
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    ORG

    80D Ending of many Web site names

    17
    108
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    OARS

    107D Wherry equipment

    16
    154
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    RIOT

    67D Funny one

    15
    191
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    NOSE

    52A Part of a plane

    15
    188
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    NOAH

    50D "Take two" was his motto

    14
    138
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    BAA

    59A Farm sound

    13
    167
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    AWED

    88A Agape

    13
    98
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    EVENT

    100D It happens

    11
    102
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    NYSE

    105D A bell ringer closes it: Abbr.

    10
    113
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    SOY

    77D Sauce ingredient

    10
    107
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    DAY

    89A Journal unit

    10
    89
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    TINY

    17D Baby

    10
    64
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    AMES

    11D Home of the Cyclones

    9
    174
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    BETA

    119A Certain constellation star

    9
    104
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    GATE

    51D Receipts

    9
    91
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    DOHA debut

    79A Qatar's capital

    9
    38
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    COE

    109D Runner Sebastian

    8
    88
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    RIGA

    9D European capital

    8
    86
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    CPAS

    102D Workers in columns

    8
    76
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    ELIS

    58D Tigers foe

    7
    129
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    NAOMI

    21A Ruth's mother-in-law

    7
    98
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    WOOD

    37D A three or a five, for instance

    7
    42
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    OLDS

    113A Cutlass, e.g.

    6
    103
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    CARAT

    14D Stone size

    6
    70
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    DONE

    79D Ready to come out of the oven

    6
    66
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    TYPEA

    101D Aggressive

    6
    48
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    LETGO

    94D Discharge

    6
    46
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    TEARY

    57D Sad

    6
    39
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    STRODE

    81A Took steps

    6
    36
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    SHIVA

    53A Partner of Brahma and Vishnu

    6
    23
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    ECLAT

    13A Big splash

    5
    113
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    ZEST

    87D Bite, so to speak

    5
    82
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    MINE

    115A Repeated cry in a children's argument

    5
    80
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    ODEA

    60D Concert sites

    5
    72
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    TBONE

    25D Hearty entree

    5
    67
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    CELL

    103D Battery

    5
    63
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    CRAG

    1A Spot on a cliff

    5
    62
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    LPGA

    72D Tour grp.

    5
    53
  53. 53
    PEGS

    118A Gamepieces

    5
    49
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    ALGORE

    93A His name's an anagram of "gaoler"

    5
    44
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    KAL

    71A Far East carrier, for short

    5
    38
  56. 56
    WOMB debut

    68D Starting point

    5
    24
  57. 57
    ODESSA

    73A Black Sea locale

    4
    94
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    SEP

    96A Calendar abbr.

    4
    71
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    ELLS

    22A Turning points

    3
    76
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    YARN

    10D Fabrication

    3
    65
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    SKEW

    44A Twist

    3
    62
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    IAMB

    20A Part of a meter

    3
    59
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    OPIATE

    60A Calmer

    3
    49
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    WIDE

    32D Plate ump's call

    3
    45
  65. 65
    BRET

    85A Writer Harte

    3
    42
  66. 66
    SLUG

    106D Wallop

    3
    34
  67. 67
    TAMP

    5A Pound (down)

    3
    32
  68. 68
    STONY

    116A Obdurate

    3
    30
  69. 69
    SUSIE

    19A Girl in a #1 Everly Brothers hit

    3
    26
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    WHIT

    74D Shred

    3
    20
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    CLEAVE

    102A Split

    3
    14
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    RYAN

    9A First baseball player to make $1 million a year

    2
    86
  73. 73
    IGO

    84A "Here ___ Again" (1987 #1 hit)

    2
    43
  74. 74
    ISOLDE

    43A Wagner heroine

    2
    36
  75. 75
    WADS

    47D Rolls

    2
    32
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    LOATH

    15D Hesitant

    2
    30
  77. 77
    ALLAY

    3D Calm

    2
    28
  78. 78
    USURY

    114A Great interest

    2
    24
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    TURF

    5D Gang's domain

    2
    23
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    AUGER

    112A Kind of bit

    2
    19
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    REDTAG

    76D Kind of sale

    2
    12
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    ALEUT

    93D Eskimo-___ (language group)

    1
    83
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    AMITY

    16D Concord

    1
    44
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    HATH

    75D Owns, once

    1
    43
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    CLUB

    40D 37-Down, e.g.

    1
    41
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    ZOLA

    18A "Thérèse Raquin" novelist

    1
    39
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    KATIE

    99D Woman of "Today"

    1
    35
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    GASSY

    4D Needing a pat on the back, say

    1
    23
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    EARNED

    58A Not just given

    1
    22
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    RSVPS debut

    76A Answers

    1
    19
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    UPRISE

    92D Revolt

    1
    12
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    PACKET debut

    97A Supply boat

    1
    5
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    SCOURED debut

    19D Absolutely clean

    1
    4
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    RLS

    38D Literary inits.

    0
    74
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    UTEP

    111A The Miners of the N.C.A.A.

    0
    44
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    ASIT

    6D ___ were

    0
    41
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    KERN

    42A "The Last Time I Saw Paris" composer

    0
    32
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    ESNE

    36D Lord's worker

    0
    30
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    MOVIE

    78A "Seven" or "10," e.g.

    0
    29
  100. 100
    IPSE

    65D ___ dixit

    0
    21
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    ROLLE

    2D "Good Times" star, in 70's TV

    0
    21
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    GALEN

    95D Ancient Greek physician

    0
    18
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    TAVI

    28D Rikki-tikki-___

    0
    17
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    CRUMB

    98D Leftover

    0
    14
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    EDGING

    49A Job for a seamstress

    0
    13
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    PETERI debut

    8D Czar of 1682-1725

    0
    13
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    CZECH

    1D Bohemian, e.g.

    0
    12
  108. 108
    DANS

    66D Dapper ones

    0
    10
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    BEATTY

    29A "Bulworth" star

    0
    8
  110. 110
    RAINES

    70A "Phantom Lady" actress, 1944

    0
    7
  111. 111
    ENBERG debut

    13D Sportscaster Dick

    0
    6
  112. 112
    SHRIEKS

    44D Laughs hysterically

    0
    6
  113. 113
    MISHIT debut

    7D Like a golf ball in the rough

    0
    5
  114. 114
    WHYNOT

    74A Challenging reply

    0
    5
  115. 115
    ANIMISM debut

    35D Belief that all natural objects have souls

    0
    4
  116. 116
    BEEFUP debut

    91D Strengthen

    0
    4
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    HEYYOU debut

    30A "Yo!"

    0
    4
  118. 118
    VENTRAL

    62D Of the belly

    0
    4
  119. 119
    ALLABREVE

    41D How "Lili Marlene" is played

    0
    3
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    BOVARY debut

    90D Flaubert creation

    0
    3
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    DEEPFRY debut

    83D Make some fast food

    0
    3
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    MOATED debut

    56A Like many a castle

    0
    3
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    MORITZ debut

    86A St. ___, Switzerland

    0
    3
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    WORTHY debut

    32A Person of high position

    0
    3
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    CLASHOFTHETANS debut

    26A Beige shirt with khaki pants?

    0
    2
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    GREATBRAIN debut

    24A Genius?

    0
    2
  127. 127
    HOCKEY debut

    27D Goal-oriented activity

    0
    2
  128. 128
    PARKSIT debut

    55D Sits, slangily

    0
    2
  129. 129
    PULPY debut

    54A Rather soft

    0
    2
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    BINGTHEBULLET debut

    90A Ex-hoopster Dave, after he went to Washington?

    0
    1
  131. 131
    BRIDESHEADREVISED debut

    64A Headline trumpeting a new wedding veil?

    0
    1
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    CENTERSOFGRAVY debut

    103A Places where graft is most common?

    0
    1
  133. 133
    CREATIVEWRING debut

    33A A new twist?

    0
    1
  134. 134
    CRIST debut

    23A Critic Judith

    0
    1
  135. 135
    FILAR debut

    110A Having fine threads

    0
    1
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    KINGDAVID debut

    45D Psalms writer

    0
    1
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    MIRER debut

    86D 1993 A.F.C. Rookie of the Year Rick

    0
    1
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    PETLARCENY debut

    108A Case for Ace Ventura?

    0
    1
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    VALSIGNS debut

    62A Kilmer communicates with the deaf?

    0
    1
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    WORKPERM debut

    68A Hairdo for the office?

    0
    1