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Sunday · 140 answers · 16 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ALA

    20A Mobile home?: Abbr.

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    ARE

    80D What may follow you

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    ADO

    2D Pother

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    ELSE

    39D "What ___?"

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    LSD

    41D It was dropped in the 60's

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    SHE

    122A Doe or heifer

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    TSAR

    70D Old monarch

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    OSLO

    108D Ibsen's home

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    AMEN

    107D Word of agreement

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    ODD

    71D "That's ___ ..."

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    SAG

    44A Give in to gravity

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    EVA

    114D Popular Perón

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    GEE

    92A Go right

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    ALOHA

    7D Hello or goodbye

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    NIT

    113D Lousy egg?

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    KEN

    55D Scope

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    144
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    CAR

    6A One for the road

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    TEL

    115D Business card abbr.

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    SOD

    37A Groundskeeper's supply

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    TIER

    87A Rank

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    NAH

    1D "Uh-uh"

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    EPI

    88A Prefix with dermis

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    DAD

    83D Pop

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    NCO

    118A Sarge, for one

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    PEST

    24D Ant, maybe

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    IMAGE

    57D Conception

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    VAN

    96A Sliding door site

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    TETE

    17D Béret setting

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    OPTS

    9A Declines to take part, with "out"

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    TENS

    110D Counting method

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    TOGA

    70A Kind of party

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    TECH

    87D Kind of support

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    SHEA

    12D Queens diamond holder

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    AYN

    45D Author Rand

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    SHO

    102A Heading in cable TV listings

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    ARMOR

    86A Tanks and such

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    OSSO

    121A ___ buco

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    FAR

    67A Away's partner

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    YELL

    38A Try to reach the hard-of-hearing?

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    HOME

    78D Directive to a chauffeur

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    SOHO

    43D Gallery area

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    LON

    50D First name in horror

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    POL

    72A Party member, maybe

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    SUM

    75D What to pay

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    BOW

    3D A violinist might use one or take one

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    LARGE

    101D Grande

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    PLOP

    28D When repeated, start of an old antacid jingle

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    ALY

    51D ___ Khan

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    URAL

    16D River to the Caspian

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    RAPT

    8D Absorbed

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    DORM

    95D Campus site

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    TATE

    11D New Criticism poet Allen ___

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    DEEM

    91A Hold

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    ALIVE

    119A Bubbly

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    EMERGE

    116A Surface

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    TURN

    90A Spoil

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    LIPO

    33A Fat removal, for short

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    TOMATO

    26A Paste ingredient

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    ASSN

    36A Org.

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    YDS

    62A Fabric purchase: Abbr.

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    SHAH

    21A He ran from Iran

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    TITO

    48D One of the Jacksons

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    REG

    99A Like some gas: Abbr.

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    WORE

    77D Sported

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    AREOLA

    49A Ring of color

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    TILES

    48A Game player's rackful

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    ASTUTE

    13A Keen

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    STOOP

    14D Urban sitting place

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    SOSOON

    37D "This early?"

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    LEER

    40D Look of lust

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    ELEC

    100A Wire transfer?: Abbr.

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    ARIE

    97D "Acoustic Soul" singer India.___

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    ETDS

    93A LAX info

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    RHOS

    25D Fraternity characters

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    NABOB

    1A Mogul

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    GOOP

    46A Mud

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    AGATHA

    36D First name in mysteries

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    DOODAD

    83A Thingamajig

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    TWIT

    76D Hardly a brainiac

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    EOE

    74D Want ad inits.

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    REBS

    42A Union strikers

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    WHET

    105D Stimulate

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    HUME

    106D "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding" essayist

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    ELATES

    66D Makes up?

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    OZAWA

    4D Shenyang-born conductor

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    GETTY

    58D Los Angeles attraction, with "the"

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    STR

    35A Orchestra sect.

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    OENO

    61A Prefix with -phile

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    EDOM

    18D Another name for the biblical Esau

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    TENSES

    120A Freezes up

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    IVANHOE

    89D Novel that includes Robin Hood

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    THEWHO

    94D 1990 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees

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    PHIS

    109D Diameter symbols, in math

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    ANTONYM

    59A Top to bottom

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    ASTRID

    13D ___ Lindgren, creator of Pippi Longstocking

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    NETMAN

    98D Court figure

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    REHANGS

    69D Fixes at a gallery

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    KISSED debut

    55A Barely touched

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    SORESPOTS debut

    81D Objects of much ribbing

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    APO

    34A Mail letters

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    ORT

    47D Table scrap

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    NATAL

    123A Where Pietermaritzburg is

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    ORY

    32A Suffix with access

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    EMILIA

    85A Iago's wife

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    OSIERS

    9D Basketmaker's supplies

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    WHIZ

    53D Brainiac

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    TESTATE

    73A Not unwilling?

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    GENIES

    92D They need bottle openers

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    LITH

    117A An S.S.R.

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    MAGPIE

    64D Rossini's "The Thieving ___"

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    STORED

    22A In the attic

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    NYALA

    104D African antelope

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    WOP

    82D Doo-___

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    MOSE

    65D Jazz pianist Allison

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    ROBERTS

    31D Best Actress of 2000

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    ATTIRES

    68D Decks out

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    HUMERI

    111A Ulnae neighbors

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    CARTERS

    6D Some Teamsters

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    CORALSEA

    29A Scene of a May 1942 U.S. victory in W.W. II

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    NINEPIN

    54D Certain bowling target

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    ADOZE debut

    19A Napping

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    BUTCH

    103D Haircut style

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    CARAWAY

    29D Bagel topper

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    FAILURE debut

    67D Bomb

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    OPERAND

    30D Mathematical quantity acted upon

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    PRONETO

    84A Predisposed about

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    ODOMETERS

    79D They go on for miles

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    AMAZEMENT debut

    63A Awe

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    BARENESS debut

    103A Nudity

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    BERYLS

    5D Jewelers' offerings

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    HIN debut

    60A Ancient Hebrew liquid measure

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    HOWARPROPRIATE debut

    23A "That's very fitting!"

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    PHARYNGES debut

    10D Links to esophagi

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    SHOWMETHEMANET debut

    112A "I demand to see cash up-front!"

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    TOMBOYISH debut

    15D Not so feminine

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    WARHOLINTHISTOGETHER debut

    56A "It's a group effort, guys!"

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    1
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    WHATANHOPPERTUNITY debut

    105A "This could lead to something big!"

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    WHOSDEGASISAWYOUWITH debut

    77A "Is that a new man you're dating?"

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    WYETHTHEREAPROBLEM debut

    27A "You're not O.K. with that, bub?"

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    YAWNERS debut

    52A They're boring

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