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Friday · 70 answers · 4 debuts

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

  1. 1
    ETAL

    63A Bibliographic abbr.

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    327
  2. 2
    ETON

    65A A footbridge from Windsor leads to it

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    282
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    UNIT

    49D Military assignment

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    230
  4. 4
    ITEM

    3D Squib

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    274
  5. 5
    EVER

    17A Always

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    235
  6. 6
    ARAB

    12D Disney's Aladdin, e.g.

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    228
  7. 7
    EURO

    8D Newly minted money

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    221
  8. 8
    AURA

    16A Something about you

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    218
  9. 9
    EDNA

    52D Buchanan who wrote "The Corpse Had a Familiar Face"

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    245
  10. 10
    EIRE

    60A Cork's place

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    204
  11. 11
    SLAT

    6D Crib part

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    141
  12. 12
    DEA

    24A Traffic stoppers?: Abbr.

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    124
  13. 13
    SALT

    37A Preserve, in a way

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    115
  14. 14
    TRAM

    10A Maker of pit stops?

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    113
  15. 15
    SPED

    1D Wasted no time

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    154
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    UNDO

    55D Reverse

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    129
  17. 17
    REESE

    41A "Touched By an Angel" co-star

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    153
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    EXTRA

    32D Cry while holding a paper

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    73
  19. 19
    TARA

    50D Seat of ancient Irish kings

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    154
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    SALAD

    27D It's often dressed

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    101
  21. 21
    NAIL

    51D Do perfectly

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    90
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    WAD

    23A It may be under the table

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    85
  23. 23
    EGAN

    56D Alaska's first governor William A. ___

    10
    81
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    GNAW

    57A Wear down little by little

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    85
  25. 25
    SLIT

    1A Squinting eye, e.g.

    8
    104
  26. 26
    COE

    45D Cedar Rapids college

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    88
  27. 27
    RADII

    58A Spokes

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    81
  28. 28
    CARD

    42A Stop at the door, perhaps

    8
    57
  29. 29
    GOV

    47A Part of a U.R.L., maybe

    8
    38
  30. 30
    ASHES

    5A Phoenix, formerly

    7
    109
  31. 31
    SITS

    53D Is on the bottom?

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    68
  32. 32
    HOPI

    7D Prayer stick wielders

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    92
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    USDA

    62A Letters on a food stamp

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    83
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    LAN

    21D P.C.-to-P.C. system

    6
    67
  35. 35
    MANY

    13D Lots

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    55
  36. 36
    SHAH

    40A Bygone title

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    104
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    OGEE

    48D Kind of arch

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    100
  38. 38
    LIVE

    2D Like some ammunition

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    65
  39. 39
    PITH

    14A Core

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    38
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    KHAN

    19A Top Tatar

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    35
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    PAESE

    30D Bel ___

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    24
  42. 42
    GUST

    54D Sudden burst

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    23
  43. 43
    DER

    22D Article written by Freud

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    115
  44. 44
    TRIED

    38A Put to the test

    3
    28
  45. 45
    TINTS

    61A Salon supply

    3
    22
  46. 46
    SLASH

    64A Part of a U.R.L.

    2
    46
  47. 47
    CAPRA

    18A "Arsenic and Old Lace" director

    2
    42
  48. 48
    ATAN

    34A ___ end

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  49. 49
    BASSI

    25D They have low ranges

    2
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  50. 50
    UTAHN debut

    26D Deseret denizen: Var.

    2
    20
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    READY

    33D Well-rehearsed

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    42
  52. 52
    LUNG

    59A Air bag?

    1
    31
  53. 53
    SOREN

    28D Philosopher Kierkegaard

    1
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  54. 54
    SPIED

    29D Went undercover

    1
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  55. 55
    FIXE

    36A Set, in Soissons

    1
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  56. 56
    NICAD

    31D Certain battery

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    9
  57. 57
    INDEPENDENCEDAY

    43A Firecrackers go off on it

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    8
  58. 58
    RUHR

    11D Where Wuppertal is

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    49
  59. 59
    ACTA

    39A Proceedings

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    NOPAR

    35A Kind of stock

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  61. 61
    CLOUT

    15A Pull

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    THROWINTHETOWEL

    4D Cry uncle

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    7
  63. 63
    DEMOLITIONDERBY debut

    20A Where people take a crash course?

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    5
  64. 64
    TUP

    46A Ram, in Ramsgate

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    4
  65. 65
    OUTOFONESLEAGUE

    48A Too good to compete with

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    ACCIDENTREPORTS

    5D They may describe spills

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    2
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    BUSINESSPARTNER

    25A Nameplate sharer

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    2
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    PUF debut

    44D Sta-___ fabric softener

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    2
  69. 69
    TAKEATFACEVALUE

    10D Simply accept

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    2
  70. 70
    STANDARDENGLISH debut

    9D What "ain't" ain't

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