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Sunday · 140 answers · 28 debuts

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

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    SPA

    15A Where to do some bodywork?

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    AGE

    83A Keep in a cellar, maybe

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    RIO

    78D Spain's Guadalquivir, e.g.

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    LEO

    2D ___ Minor (northern constellation)

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    ANA

    63D See 30-Across

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    EAST

    19A National League division

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    AIR

    82A Castle site?

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    APE

    105A Goon

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    EARS

    60D Side flaps

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    ORS

    14D Hosp. sites

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    EURO

    85D Speculator's target

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    URSA

    71A Major introduction?

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    IGOR

    94A Inventor Sikorsky

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    ELSA

    58D Novelist Morante

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    SENSE

    53D See 84-Down

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    OAHU

    66A "Magnum, P.I." setting

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    DYE

    112D Turn red, perhaps

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    TOO

    110D Besides

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    ERG

    111D Unit of energy

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    LYE

    48A Lixivium

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    AISLE

    45D Window alternative

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    LEA

    113A Hertfordshire river

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    ARF

    1D Fido's greeting

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    AHAS

    98D Recognition responses

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    APR

    3D Spring time: Abbr.

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    IBM

    92A Tech stock choice

    13
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    MSG

    107D Chinese menu letters

    13
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    AONE

    10D Five-star

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    AVON

    43D It's known for its bell ringers

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    PERU

    73D Fujimori's land

    12
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    MAO

    64D Cultural Revolution leader

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    HOST

    57D A party to a party?

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    ORR

    22A Legend on the ice

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    NILE

    33D Blue preceder or follower

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    AYN

    40D Author Rand

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    ARGO

    83D Jason's charge

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    SUB

    80D Stand in

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    PECAN

    59A Texas state tree

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    WIN

    44D Sports stat

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    STD

    54A Part of P.S.T.: Abbr.

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    OKAY

    32D Not spectacular

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    SUM

    26A It may be tidy

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    ASTRO

    10A Nolan Ryan, for one

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    PASTA

    73A It gets into hot water

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    BIC

    106A Lighter producer

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    TYPO

    20D Letter drop, e.g.

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    BOWL

    31D Play in an alley

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    ALAI

    108A Trans ___ (Asian range)

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    ERN

    117A Southwest extension

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    ITA

    27A Ending with Juan

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    OKIE

    37A Merle Haggard, self-admittedly

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    POPE

    59D Swift contemporary

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    DUAL

    67D Like some controls

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    ASWAN

    6D It spans the 33-Down

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    PINA

    86A ___ colada

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    40
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    MARK

    64A Slash, for one

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    ARNO

    102A Physics Nobelist Penzias

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    OPART

    101D Bridget Riley's genre

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    TAMPA

    96D Snowbird's destination, perhaps

    4
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    PRIM

    70A Victorian

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    ALASKA

    1A Michener best seller

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    SCREW

    77A Kind of propeller

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    NOELS

    25A They come on the 25th

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    SECS

    115A Jiffs

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    THEIR

    12D Churchill's "___ Finest Hour"

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    KYOTO

    5D Doshisha University locale

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    DOLE

    104D Lott's predecessor

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    GOOD

    84D With 53-Down, smarts

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    WOOL

    65A Meal for a moth

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    GASPS

    100D Shows shock

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    GRADE

    118A See 90-Across

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    FEDORA

    41A Snap brim, e.g.

    3
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    BEALE

    62A Street that hosts a music festival

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    OCHER

    21A Limonite's pigment

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    SEPAL

    114A Calyx segment

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    SITIN

    50A 60's campus news

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    TAUS

    47A They're cross-shaped

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    STABLE

    90D Pacer's place

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    SBA

    7A Fed. loan agency

    2
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    HULL

    79A Load line locale

    2
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    PLANS

    75D They may be laid out

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    FORNOW debut

    23A Temporarily

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    LAI

    38A Troubadour's tune

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    ARMADA

    17D Philip II dispatched it

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    TOI

    93A You, to Yves

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    VIC

    49A London's Old ___

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    COPS

    51A Forceful group?

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    PUSS

    69A Kisser

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    MONKS

    52A Men in the hood?

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    SCORPIO

    11D Autumn arrival

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    CHUMPS

    76D Easy dupes

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    BOOKI debut

    72A Serial novel's start

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    PERRIER debut

    86D Teetotaler's order

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    ATTY

    24A Certain partner: Abbr.

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    STOOGE

    120A Line feeder, of a sort

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    DONA

    30A With 63-Down, a New Mexico county

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    NEH

    119A Book before Esth.

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    RAI

    39A One of Thor Heyerdahl's boats

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    RELIEF

    13D It may bring on a sigh

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    CII

    76A X into MXX

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    GALEN

    99D Physician to Marcus Aurelius

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    SALTED

    109A Like some nuts

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    SHULA

    80A N.F.L. coach with 347 career victories

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    MIMEO

    107A Outmoded copier

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    SECOND

    90A With 118-Across, part of a child's schooling

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    ESCAPADE

    74A Stunt

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    ASTAB

    9D Take ___ at

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    CAKY

    51D Like some face powders

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    FIDELIO

    89D Vienna premiere of 1805

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    MISREAD

    87D See see as sea, say

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    HARKS debut

    55D Uses one's 60-Down

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    PRIORY debut

    116A Dominican's dwelling

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    AUTORACE

    81D 500

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    FETOR

    36D Reek

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    REPAYS debut

    18A Gets the red out?

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    SANIBEL

    4D Florida island

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    DICIER debut

    91D Less certain

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    POILU

    68D Kepi-sporting soldier

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    TOROID debut

    29D Circular tube

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    PREFACED

    35A Introduced

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    CARDSHARP debut

    103A One with unusually fine hands?

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    PRUNERS debut

    16D Branch managers?

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    SEACOAL debut

    7D Fossil fuel found in coastal veins

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    2
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    BATHOILS debut

    8D Aromatherapeutic additives

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    BLACKBIRD debut

    34D Crow, e.g.

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    1
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    BONBONBOOBOO debut

    31A Confectioner's goof?

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    1
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    CHAPTERII debut

    28A "The Carpet-Bag," in "Moby-Dick"

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    1
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    CHICHICANCAN debut

    61D Flashy dance?

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    1
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    DADAPAWPAW debut

    30D 20th-century tree painting?

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    1
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    DINNERPARTY debut

    67A Occasion to use the good china

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    1
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    FOPPISH debut

    88D Like a coxcomb

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    1
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    HUARACHE debut

    55A Mexican sandal

    0
    1
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    MAUMAUNONO debut

    52D Terrorist's taboo?

    0
    1
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    MUUMUUFROUFROU debut

    87A Dress decoration?

    0
    1
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    PAGOPAGODODO debut

    97A Samoan simpleton?

    0
    1
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    SOSOCOUSCOUS debut

    15D Mediocre steamed dish?

    0
    1
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    TRANSITS debut

    95A Trips

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    1
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    URTICARIA debut

    56D Hives, medically

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    1
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    WALLAWALLAYOYO debut

    42A Washington dingbat?

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    1
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    YTTERBIUM debut

    46D One of the rare earths

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    1