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Sunday · 140 answers · 26 debuts

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

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    EAR

    122A Canal site

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    ASAP

    93A Promptness prompter

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    ANN

    113A Novelist Radcliffe

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    ARIA

    55A Song of "Salome"

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    ABLE

    108D Fit

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    259
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    NEON

    86D With 121-Across, they're bright on Broadway

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    OVAL

    33A Like some picture frames

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    216
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    AURA

    8D A psychic may sense it

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    RTE

    80A A carrier has one: Abbr.

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    OBI

    22A Japanese band?

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    ERG

    84D .0000001 joule

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    175
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    REAP

    14D Get as a result

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    ETTU

    54D Famous dying words

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    NEMO

    69D Ned Land's rescuer

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    SSE

    117D Course setting: Abbr.

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    EGGS

    111D Food for snakes

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    116
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    SORT

    60A Prepare to wash, perhaps

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    116
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    INERT

    11A Not reacting

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    LARA

    71D 1814 Byron poem

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    MOO

    1D Jane Smiley best seller

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    SELF

    32D Starter starter?

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    BAA

    56A Kid's cry

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    ABATE

    98D Weaken

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    TUG

    35A Tower in the water

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    DENS

    112D Studies

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    OLIVE

    19A It may be pitted

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    99
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    ELIA

    78D "Imperfect Sympathies" essayist

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    DDAY

    79D Time to attack

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    TWOS

    35D Rare bills

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    COLA

    81A Cuba libre ingredient

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    CASH

    30D Bills, e.g.

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    YELL

    109D Give a hoot

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    URNS

    59D Some burial vessels

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    108
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    ADAGE

    98A Encapsulated observation

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    107
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    SLEET

    101D February forecast, perhaps

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    DOA

    39D Like some trauma patients

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    IRISH

    103D The lucky ones?

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    YSL

    116D Fashion inits.

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    MBAS

    41A Wharton offerings: Abbr.

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    REPEL

    5D Drive away

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    50
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    WAGE

    89D Carry on

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    50
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    OWLET

    119A Baby hooter

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    48
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    HESSE

    125A "Steppenwolf" author

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    94
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    UHUH

    36D "Nothin' doin' "

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    ABOUT

    17D Not just up

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    CASTS

    34A Flings

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    ECLAT

    25A Brilliance

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    113
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    ASNER

    100D Former Screen Actors Guild president

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    103
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    COS

    26A Secant's reciprocal: Abbr.

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    100
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    OLDIE

    104D Nostalgia stimulus

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    INTER

    68D Bury

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    YAY

    97A "That's great news!"

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    SYRIA

    92A Where piasters are currency

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    GOTO

    37D Don't skip

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    GOYA

    75D "The Third of May" painter

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    KATY

    51D Steely Dan's "___ Lied"

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    25
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    OSSA

    53D Peak in Greek myth

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    SENORA

    73A Married Madrileña

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    TORY

    77D John Major, e.g.

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    SWIG

    101A More than a nip

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    SDS

    65D Radical 1960's grp.

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    118
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    TOMEI

    21A Marisa of "Slums of Beverly Hills"

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    PATTI

    67D Singer LaBelle

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    SIGNS

    121A See 86-Down

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    PARADE

    48D March event, in more ways than one

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    ROBB

    70D Pitcher ___ Nen

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    JAW

    16A Where a sock may go?

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    LANES

    71A Some people weave on them

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    COL

    40D Marine off.

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    TALENT

    27A What some scouts seek

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    SABE

    64D "Quién ___?" ("Who knows?")

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    EVILS

    4D They may be necessary

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    ITERATE

    11D Echo

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    LILA

    107D Reader's Digest co-founder Wallace

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    BEIN

    42D Hippie gathering of a sort

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    PETALS

    45D Spots for bees

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    WHOOP

    43A "Yippee!," e.g.

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    SHOATS

    57A Young hogs

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    TVA

    29D Dam builders: Abbr.

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    EBOLA

    49D "The Hot Zone" topic

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    OSIER

    114A Willow rod

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    AIT

    95D River isle

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    MILER

    1A Track specialist

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    SLAYS

    31A Wastes

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    STRAD

    65A Precious strings

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    KEATS

    123A "Isabella" poet

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    ORFEO

    91A Monteverdi title character

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    ATTS

    74A Bar figures: Abbr.

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    TURIN

    58A Palazzo Madama locale

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    UNAS

    24D Actress Merkel and others

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    SPLAY

    66A Spread

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    SPREES

    66D Tears

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    TELLY

    124A Where to see an advert

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    NOCAL

    12D Not putting on any weight

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    WISPS

    18D Slender traces

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    AMUCK

    20A One way to run

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    BMX debut

    7D Brand of racing bikes

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    SPLASHY debut

    60D Ostentatious

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    JOCKS debut

    16D Athletic types

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    RCAS

    9D Some TV's and VCR's

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    ASWE

    106D "... mercy on such ___": Kipling

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    ILET

    2D "Why should ___ you?"

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    NGAIO

    102A Mystery writer Marsh

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    ABBES

    72A Secular clergy members

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    BESTED

    76A Beat

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    ORACLES

    44D Future presenters, in the past

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    TZE debut

    118A Chinese philosopher Mo-___

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    DANZA

    99D "Who's the Boss?" co-star

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    TAUR

    96D Bull: Prefix

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    EMLY

    13D "Little" girl in "David Copperfield"

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    GLEEM debut

    75A Aquafresh alternative

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    LBARS

    6A Steel braces with right-angle bends

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    CASALS

    61A Master of Bach suites

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    LASTYEAR debut

    6D The recent past

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    LIDA debut

    3D "___ Rose" (song from "The Music Man")

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    5
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    TITICACA

    15D World's highest large lake

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    LEBEAU debut

    63D "Hogan's Heroes" corporal

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    ALOOK

    46A "Take ___ at this!"

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    CARAY debut

    50D Hall-of-Fame announcer Harry

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    DOUGHBOY debut

    87D Often-poked pitchman

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    MERIDEN

    41D Connecticut city

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    SEEDCOAT

    38A Kernel's cover

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    HANGSOUT

    94A Loiters

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    LONGBOAT

    83D Large-oared craft on a ship

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    SKYHOOKS debut

    10D Lifting devices hung from helicopters

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    2
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    THWARTS debut

    90D Foils

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    AFS debut

    85D Military branches: Abbr.

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    AGALLOP debut

    62D Running full speed

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    AIRWAYOUT debut

    88A Ventilation duct?

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    1
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    ALLSO debut

    120A "This is ___ new to me!"

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    1
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    ASHTRAYPICKUP debut

    28A Busboy's job, sometimes?

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    1
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    BASEBALLATBAY debut

    105A Home games for the San Francisco Giants?

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    1
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    CASEBOOK debut

    81D It has precedents

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    1
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    EPEECHECK debut

    47A Fencing match inspection?

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    1
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    HURLED debut

    110A Cast

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    1
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    OBEYBRIDGES debut

    115A Take orders from Lloyd?

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    1
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    OEDIPUSXRAY debut

    23A Inside look at a Theban king?

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    1
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    OLEANDBEHOLD debut

    82A Amazed exclamations from bullfight spectators?

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    1
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    OUTREORFALSE debut

    52A What a really outlandish claim may be?

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    1
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    PILLAGEANDUNDERPLAY debut

    67A What a timid actor might do as a pirate?

    0
    1