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Friday · 72 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ARTS

    51D Newspaper section, with "the"

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    SPY

    33D One may bug you

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    SON

    33A Prince, e.g.

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    YEN

    7D Thirst

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    ATIT

    6D Slaving away

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    TIRE

    52D It may need air

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    BOA

    31D Burlesque accessory

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    IGOR

    34A Choreographer Moiseyev

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    AWE

    37D Really move

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    MAE

    47A Common female middle name

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    EDS

    21A Ones who are handed sentences: Abbr.

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    NADA

    28A Nothin'

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    NCO

    45A U.S.A.F. E-7, e.g.

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    EACH

    43A A head

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    WIT

    24A Reparteeist

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    RIB

    54D Corduroy feature

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    LANA

    50D Superboy's sweetheart

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    SNOB

    41A Uppity type

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    DIEM

    25A Per ___

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    RATED

    46A Like some bonds

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    ZED

    38D Series end, in England

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    ASARULE

    55A Generally speaking

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    BOYS

    31A They're represented by blue

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    AMILATE

    15A "You haven't started yet, have you?"

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    ELAL

    4D It's known for its tight security

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    WAKE

    5D Twister's trail

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    DRUG

    11D Psychedelic, say

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    PESETA

    14D The euro replaced it

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    OCANADA

    40D It's heard at some hockey games

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    BUD

    22D Immature one

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    DEG

    27D Temperature abbr.

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    URI

    23D Altdorf is its capital

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    ALLAN

    10D Scottish poet ___ Ramsay

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    JUG

    32A Skiffle instrument

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    NIELSEN

    3D Big name in ratings

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    USERIDS

    13D Passwords' partners

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    BALLET

    19A It may keep you on your toes

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    MCJOB

    26D Going-nowhere position, in modern lingo

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    BASEPAY

    58A It doesn't include overtime

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    RARITAN

    54A Perth Amboy is at its mouth

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    HAMITUP

    39D Chew the scenery

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    HAVENOT

    8D Poor soul

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    INTRUDE

    56A Gate-crash

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    GAZPACHO debut

    36A Starter course at a Spanish meal

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    INCLOSE debut

    34D Nearby

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    DIRS

    49D Ones who make scenes?: Abbr.

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    RUR

    30D 1921 man-vs.-machine play

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    RANUP

    46D Incurred

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    NONCE

    28D Present occasion

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    ETAGERE

    20A It gets shelved

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    AMRADIO

    2D Common news source

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    DEWEY

    42A Library science innovator

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    SNOCAT

    41D Vehicle with caterpillar treads

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    LATINA

    50A Señorita, say

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    EXOTIC

    9D Unheard-of

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    AXLROSE

    16A "Paradise City" rocker

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    HEADSUP

    8A "Look out!"

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    GETSSET

    36D Gears up

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    HEANEY

    44D "Death of a Naturalist" poet

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    JABBED debut

    1D Made a painful connection to

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    BREAKIN

    17A Make a bad entrance?

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    ONCREDIT

    29A One way to buy things

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    TENSPOT

    57A Two fins

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    OLDDAYS

    48A Nostalgic time

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    BUNIN

    22A First Russian Literature Nobelist

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    COMINGS

    53A Arrivals

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    DUROC debut

    27A Large red hog with drooping ears

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    DAYGLO

    42D Kind of colors

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    SOMEWAY debut

    12D By fair means or foul

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    GOODMAN debut

    35D Krupa played for him

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    JANEWAY debut

    1A "Star Trek: Voyager" captain

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    VOLUMES debut

    18A Library collection

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