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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    SET

    39A Kind of point or theory

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    ESP

    108D Mind-reading, for short

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    AMI

    58A "___ dreaming?"

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    AMEN

    15A Grace period?

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    EGG

    105A Bloke

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    ALES

    115A Saloon selections

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    OKRA

    104D Tapered pods

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    CAL

    50A ___ Tech

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    RIM

    70D Grand Canyon spot

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    ELIE

    48A Veteran journalist ___ Abel

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    LACE

    7D Strengthen, in a way

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    ARCH

    103A Bridge part

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    SAM

    91A 2001 title role for Sean Penn

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    MEL

    79A Either of two Spice Girls

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    RBIS

    34A Diamond production?

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    SLOE

    11D ___-eyed

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    DENS

    68A Poker game locales

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    COO

    109D Sweet sound

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    SLOP

    51A Spill a little

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    AMORAL

    62D Ethically neutral

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    ERATO

    20A Muse whose name means "passionate"

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    ASIF

    33D "Yeah, right!"

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    OHM

    92D Bit of resistance

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    LIMA

    82A Baby ___ (tender vegetable)

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    TESTY

    112A Short, say

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    DUE

    74A Directly

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    ROLL

    34D Class list

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    PILE

    28A Carpet quality

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    ARTE

    78A Florentine painting, e.g.

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    MIR

    27A It crashed on 3/23/01

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    ASHES

    10D They used to be hot stuff

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    BEER

    114A It has a head and hops

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    LPS

    71A Track sites

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    ABETS

    84A Conspires with

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    ORALS

    6D Master's hurdle

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    BATS

    100A Halloween decorations

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    HESSE

    54D 1946 Literature Nobelist

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    TRITE

    38A Not fresh

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    BOAR

    37A Feature of an old-fashioned roast

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    SLEPT

    55D Was out

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    ESPYS debut

    116A Sports awards

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    ALOES

    76A Plants in a Fugard title

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    YESSIR

    36A Military response

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    TBONES

    41D Chophouse choices

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    LEVI

    19A Stubbs of the Four Tops

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    RUNE

    93A Old character

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    LTR

    8D P.O. item

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    GIG

    4D Club date

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    ZAG

    49D Go the other way

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    BRAG

    1A Crow

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    HEAVE

    42D Give a lift

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    ISPY

    86A Cosby's first series

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    JOE

    31D Diner cupful

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    ERNS

    118A Flying fish eaters

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    STOMP

    101D Put one's foot down

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    SCIFI

    44A Video store section

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    SHIRT

    25D Jersey

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    NORMS

    113A They're expected

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    ASKTO debut

    10A Invite for

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    EDGERS

    97D Trimming tools

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    SHALL

    53A "___ we?"

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    PREFER

    95D Think best

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    SCARCE

    44D Like capital letters in many E. E. Cummings poems

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    BIOPIC

    37D "Ali," e.g.

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    OBE

    110D Honor from Queen Eliz.

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    ALBEE

    76D "A Delicate Balance" playwright

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    OBIS

    106A They may be tied up in Tokyo

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    IANS

    83D Mathematician Stewart and others

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    EASELS

    57D Supporters of the arts

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    BROIL

    35D London ___

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    MINUET

    56D Dance music

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    RHEE

    29A Korean president, 1948-60

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    ENTAIL

    75A Involve

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    LIBEL

    52D Reputation ruiner

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    SLAIN

    21A Murdered

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    GOAPE

    117A Lose it

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    REGS

    63A Rules and ___

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    SALOME

    55A Wilde play

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    SEALY

    64D Simmons rival

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    AVERTS

    3D Parries

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    ALGERIA

    62A Setting for Camus's "The Plague"

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    ISADORA

    86D Dancer Duncan

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    BOLL

    47A Cotton capsule

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    BRAYS

    100D Barnyard sounds

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    CRACK

    89D Highly skilled

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    ORBED

    92A Spherical

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    REVISE debut

    2D Fix a draft

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    BLIMEY

    1D "Holy cow!" overseas

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    TIMELINE

    13D History book inset

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    EVS debut

    61A Tiny energy units, for short

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    ATTY

    103D One who's practicing: Abbr.

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    ULAN

    81A ___ Bator

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    ESTATES

    32A Subjects of appraisals

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    OTOS

    104A Platte River tribe

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    KAN

    12D Home for Wyatt Earp: Abbr.

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    ULM

    80A Einstein's hometown

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    BETE

    26A "La Belle et la ___"

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    SOLED

    43D Having a bottom

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    ENTERED

    17D Logged

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    WESTS

    99D Authors Rebecca and Nathanael

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    ONENOTE

    14D Musically monotonous

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    SADO

    43A Masochist's start

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    EREMITE

    88D Recluse

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    ESPOUSE

    90D Speak for

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    FLAMBE

    67D On fire in the kitchen

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    MINIM

    59A Half note

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    MOLLS

    5A They run in gangs

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    REFT

    111A Torn (from), old-style

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    SPEARED

    101A Like some olives

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    DILEMMA

    102A It may have horns

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    SIMPLE

    94A Modest

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    UPONA

    66D "Once ___ ..."

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    ENJOYED

    30A Ate up

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    FLOPS

    72A Turkeys

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    METIERS

    5D Specialties

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    COHERES

    69A Makes sense

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    LYNE

    22A "Fatal Attraction" director Adrian

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    NEEDSTO debut

    18D Must

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    OPTIMISM

    24D Characteristic of a bull

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    SANIBEL

    87D Florida island

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    ALBOM debut

    15D Mitch who wrote "Tuesdays With Morrie"

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    MALLARD debut

    60D Duck type

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    ANYWHERE

    98A At all

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    CAMEON

    45D Found unexpectedly

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    LEGMEN debut

    96D Gofers

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    ZOD debut

    49A Evil general in "Superman II"

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    3
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    BLOOMERS

    35A Bygone attire

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    ILIGHTUPMYLIFE

    46D Debby Boone song for egotists

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    SLEUTHING

    77D Spade work

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    SOURBALLS debut

    9D Tart treats

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    BECAUSEOFME debut

    65A Tony Bennett song for egotists

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    1
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    BEMA debut

    85D Synagogue stage

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    EMBRACEABLEME debut

    88A Another Gershwin song for egotists

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    1
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    IGETAKICKOUTOFME debut

    107A Cole Porter song for egotists

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    1
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    IMSTILLTHEONE debut

    40A Shania Twain song for egotists

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    1
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    IVEGOTACRUSHONME debut

    23A Gershwin song for egotists

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    1
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    MYEYESADOREDME debut

    16D Frankie Valli song for egotists

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    1
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    SEAMIEST debut

    73D Most sordid

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    TELLSOF debut

    38D Relates

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    UMBRAGES debut

    81D Resentments

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