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Sunday · 142 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ERA

    7D Christian ___

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    791
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    YES

    41A Direct-mail sticker

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    365
  3. 3
    ERE

    88D "___ he drove out of sight..."

    43
    602
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    AGO

    36A Gone by

    39
    291
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    DNA

    25A Subj. of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine

    37
    260
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    ANI

    84D Without this, a maid is mad

    36
    238
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    ETON

    99A Common background for British P.M.'s

    32
    282
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    INS

    44A Social connections

    28
    224
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    EELS

    115A Grown-up elvers

    28
    199
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    ORS

    26A Work places with tables, for short

    25
    161
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    ALOT

    64D Scads

    23
    262
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    OER

    86A Start of the last line in "The Star-Spangled Banner"

    22
    248
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    OVEN

    5D "Hansel and Gretel" prop

    22
    177
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    DRE

    118A Andre Young, a k a Dr. ___

    22
    175
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    EGG

    49A Silly Putty holder

    21
    206
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    SAY

    1D ___ uncle

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    132
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    SAN

    111D Cio-Cio-___ (Madame Butterfly)

    19
    182
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    REM

    89A Hypnologist's subject

    19
    158
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    IAM

    96A Cole Porter's "___ Loved"

    19
    127
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    BAR

    72A High-jump need

    18
    157
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    OLES

    100A Cries after charges are made

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    130
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    TOT

    58D Small amount

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    200
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    MAT

    112D Bathroom need

    16
    145
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    IDAHO

    54D Clearwater National Forest locale

    15
    121
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    BOP

    72D Music since the 40's

    14
    68
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    TOP

    82A Tee, e.g.

    13
    132
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    DISC

    21D Checker, e.g.

    13
    81
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    REA

    38D Old New Yorker cartoonist Gardner ___

    12
    201
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    TENS

    67A High ratings

    12
    128
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    AWL

    33D Hole producer

    12
    118
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    PIN

    63D A.T.M. need

    12
    103
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    HENS

    15D Egg containers

    12
    93
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    AMY

    90A Dickens's Little Dorrit

    11
    136
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    DAN

    60A Fancy ___

    10
    122
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    ZEN

    105A Some meditation

    10
    102
  36. 36
    ARMS

    102A Kind of race

    10
    95
  37. 37
    ERECT

    78A Like Homo sapiens

    9
    150
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    YOU

    3D Somebody special

    9
    83
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    SITAR

    56D Long-necked instrument

    9
    73
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    SILL

    51D Threshold

    9
    65
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    LEVEE

    52A A bank may have one

    9
    63
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    URNS

    10D Buffet table items

    8
    108
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    DERN

    85A "Jurassic Park" actress

    8
    67
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    REALM

    32D Camelot, to Arthur

    8
    54
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    MIR

    114D Site of many 90's experiments

    7
    140
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    AGATE

    30D Stone with curved, colored bands

    7
    78
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    NASAL

    55D Certain speech sound

    7
    73
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    MEW

    73A House pet's plaint

    7
    71
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    PARE

    63A Skin

    6
    92
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    TILT

    68A Do a knight's work

    6
    80
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    STAND

    35D Bear

    6
    69
  52. 52
    SWAM

    28A Crawled, say

    6
    56
  53. 53
    HIGH

    39D Lit

    6
    42
  54. 54
    ITTY

    101A Tiny, in part

    6
    38
  55. 55
    PLO

    2D Mideast grp.

    5
    105
  56. 56
    ZEST

    105D Gusto

    5
    82
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    MAW

    42A Rural parent

    5
    66
  58. 58
    SESAME

    17D Bagel request

    5
    62
  59. 59
    SKIM

    107A Go once over lightly

    5
    44
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    FORT

    76D Locale in a western

    5
    42
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    CANS

    29A Fires

    5
    39
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    MARC

    45A Film director Allégret

    4
    84
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    BERG

    34A "Lulu" composer

    4
    71
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    NERDS

    4D Dorks

    4
    65
  65. 65
    ZITI

    104D Penne alternative

    4
    54
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    BASIC

    97A Underlying

    4
    47
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    VEGA

    6D 80's-90's singer Suzanne

    4
    32
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    MOCS

    66D Some shoes, for short

    4
    24
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    ATHAND

    94D Present

    4
    20
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    AMAS

    65A One of a Latin trio

    3
    73
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    EHS

    59A Querying responses

    3
    64
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    CAMEL

    29D Cigarette introduced in 1913

    3
    49
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    ZOE

    104A Caldwell of "Master Class"

    3
    47
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    CLEAT

    79D It's bad on wood floors

    3
    35
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    NODES

    23D Knots

    3
    34
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    MERGE

    73D Unite

    3
    33
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    DUDS

    27A Edsels, commercially

    3
    27
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    ACCENT

    65D Speech coach's assignment

    3
    23
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    LAHR

    103A Lionized comedian?

    2
    78
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    BSA

    16A Eagle's grp.

    2
    76
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    YMA

    110D Singer Sumac

    2
    71
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    ISMS

    98D Theories

    2
    53
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    DUEL

    21A Face-off

    2
    48
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    EMITS

    77D Casts off

    2
    46
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    ETERNAL

    47A Enduring

    2
    42
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    BIG

    11D Sweeping

    2
    40
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    GAIN

    50D Spring ahead

    2
    40
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    ANNES

    37D Tyler and Jackson, e.g.

    2
    26
  89. 89
    EMENDS

    40D Blue-pencils

    2
    24
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    ANTEATER

    120A Insectivorous creature

    2
    21
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    REHEARSE

    48D Run through

    2
    15
  92. 92
    ANDROID debut

    119A Man who's wired?

    2
    4
  93. 93
    TAMMY

    80D Sandra Dee title role, 1961 and 1963

    2
    4
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    EEN

    49D Poetic adverb

    1
    159
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    ETO

    109D D.D.E.'s arena

    1
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    LAI

    8D "A Man and a Woman" composer

    1
    62
  97. 97
    TOSSES

    81A Chucks

    1
    32
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    OSRIC

    75D "Hamlet" court fop

    1
    28
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    MARSALA

    83A Sweet Italian wine

    1
    18
  100. 100
    ILYA

    69A Figure skater Kulik

    1
    17
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    STODGY

    14D Not willing to experiment, maybe

    1
    10
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    POIROT

    9D Christie creation

    1
    8
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    ROOSTERS

    46D Capons, once

    1
    8
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    AREWETHEREYET debut

    37A ...on a long car trip

    1
    3
  105. 105
    STLO

    62A Allied victory site of 7/18/44

    0
    114
  106. 106
    ELEE

    106D Robert ___

    0
    78
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    ITSA

    24A "___ New World" (Arlen/Gershwin song)

    0
    63
  108. 108
    SCHMO

    35A Jerk

    0
    46
  109. 109
    OTE

    113D Suffix with Capri

    0
    30
  110. 110
    BEING

    87A Life form

    0
    26
  111. 111
    ALOEVERA

    19A Cream ingredient

    0
    25
  112. 112
    LINA

    103D Director Wertmüller

    0
    25
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    INFRA

    101D Prefix with red

    0
    24
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    ABASED

    90D Degraded

    0
    21
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    SEAMAN

    93D Jack-tar

    0
    19
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    ALAMOS

    18D Poplars

    0
    18
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    NANETTE

    116A Title woman in a 1925 Broadway hit

    0
    16
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    LIPID

    61A Fat

    0
    15
  119. 119
    SPERM

    57D Kind of whale

    0
    15
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    MASERATI

    117A Grand Prix circuit name

    0
    13
  121. 121
    ONORDER

    86D Coming

    0
    13
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    INSURE debut

    13D Safeguard

    0
    12
  123. 123
    NEALS

    43A Actress Patricia and others

    0
    12
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    LEADERS

    12D Fishing wires

    0
    11
  125. 125
    ORIENTE

    20A East, in Ecuador

    0
    9
  126. 126
    MARKER

    91D Gambler's I.O.U.

    0
    8
  127. 127
    RADO

    32A "Hair" co-writer

    0
    6
  128. 128
    BENGAL

    34D ___ tiger

    0
    5
  129. 129
    COHAB debut

    70A Roommate, informally

    0
    5
  130. 130
    BELEM debut

    87D Brazilian port of 1 million

    0
    4
  131. 131
    PUBLISH debut

    9A Put out

    0
    4
  132. 132
    SPYNOVEL debut

    1A Le Carrè specialty

    0
    4
  133. 133
    HOOTED debut

    95D Jeered

    0
    3
  134. 134
    BITEON debut

    71D Chomp

    0
    2
  135. 135
    BUTWHYCANTIWEARIT debut

    16D ...on the first day of school

    0
    1
  136. 136
    GENOAS debut

    50A Racing jibs

    0
    1
  137. 137
    IMADEITMYSELFMOM debut

    108A ...on Mother's Day

    0
    1
  138. 138
    ITSANOTHERTIE debut

    92A ...on Christmas morning

    0
    1
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    MINEHASSANDONIT debut

    53A ...at a beach picnic

    0
    1
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    NOBROCCOLIFORME debut

    74A ...at the dinner table

    0
    1
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    NOWEVERYBODYSMILE debut

    31D ...at a family reunion

    0
    1
  142. 142
    YOUREGAININGASON debut

    22A ...on a daughter's wedding day

    0
    1