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Sunday · 140 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    OLE

    17A ___ Miss

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    YES

    75D Agreement

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    365
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    LEE

    74D See 92-Across

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    EASE

    55D Relative affluence

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    ARI

    82A Newlywed in '68 headlines

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    ANI

    93A "Wheel of Fortune" request

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    EVE

    77D Time before

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    ANTS

    122A "The Naked Jungle" menace

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    STAR

    107D Headline

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    STAN

    92A With 74-Down, Marvel Comics founder

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    NEE

    81A Mamie Eisenhower ___ Doud

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    EROS

    36A "Aeneid" figure

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    YET

    5D Up to now

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    ENOS

    67D "The Dukes of Hazzard" spin-off

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    ORES

    120A Ones in need of refinement

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    SARI

    15D Delhi attire

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    DEN

    123A Cave

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    ASTO

    106D About

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    OUR

    30D Lord's Prayer start

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    NASA

    13A Employer of many scientists

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    DESI

    58A Lucie's dad

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    PIE

    46D Word with sugar or cream

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    OMIT

    85D Drop

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    RATE

    57D Figure of interest?

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    OMANI

    38D Saudi's neighbor

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    SAL

    91D Baseball's Maglie

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    LANE

    84D Driver's place

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    ILLS

    105D Pandora's release

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    NUT

    42D Fruitcake

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    RASTA

    117A Haile Selassie follower

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    POLE

    108D Fishing need

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    NAT

    12D Holman who was known as Mister Basketball

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    ALDA

    16D "Betsy's Wedding" actor

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    HAM

    113D It can be cured

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    ASIAN

    8A Like tigers and yaks

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    ALERT

    61D Whistle, maybe

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    LAG

    1A Hang back

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    ESTE

    33A Historic Italian family name

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    HERO

    32D Grinder

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    TIC

    53A Quirk

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    SERTA

    39D A name that people lie about?

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    VISA

    62D Plastic producer

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    ESO

    80D "___ Beso" (Paul Anka hit)

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    TEEM

    51D Brim (with)

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    SMORE

    91A Chewy treat

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    EXPO

    65D Big show

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    STD

    45D Part of C.S.T.: Abbr.

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    OKAY

    48D Unhurt

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    INCH

    97A Short distance

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    FERN

    20D Popular house gift

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    TALES

    116A 47-Across and the like

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    BEL

    94D ___ canto

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    CARAT

    69D Small weight on the finger?

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    HORSE

    102D Mount

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    EELY

    72A Evasive

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    TREX

    31D Bygone terror, for short

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    LEX

    78D Big Apple subway, with "the"

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    ERRANT

    56A Straying

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    FRAME

    44A Set up

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    HOBO

    66D Wanderer

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    LIS

    43D Fleur-de-___

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    AMEX

    90A 62-Down rival, for short

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    REFER

    40A Send on

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    AVES

    93D They sometimes have presidents' names: Abbr.

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    BOERS

    18A Cape Province settlers

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    TRA

    112D Song syllable

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    ANS

    11D Reply: Abbr.

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    IRES

    101D Rages

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    RADAR

    37D Kind of gun

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    EXT

    115D Business card abbr.

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    APIECE

    25A Individually

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    HAIL

    24D Flag down

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    ASPIRE

    106A Wish, with "to"

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    ARISTA

    87D Grain bristle

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    TAXES

    118A See 18-Down

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    AVEMARIA

    61A Rosary recital

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    DAR

    52A Patriotic org.

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    IMACS

    68D Apple products

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    BACK

    18D With 118-Across, subject of an I.R.S. request

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    VENEER

    22D Finish

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    FETAL

    20A Kind of position

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    SPURN

    9D Brush off

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    IAMSO debut

    10D Reply to "You are not!"

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    ONELEG

    109A Long John Silver feature

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    ETO

    119A W.W. II map: Abbr.

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    REL

    35A Faith: Abbr.

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    ALTERS

    110A Nips and tucks

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    FEB

    41D Amethyst's mo.

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    FERMI

    44D Manhattan Project scientist

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    ATOB

    14D Hardly the full gamut

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    OSAGES

    86A Onetime Missouri tribe

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    DOL

    27D Euro competitor: Abbr.

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    LOCATE

    1D Get seated

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    ZONES

    71A Basketball defenses

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    NOGS

    49D Holiday drinks

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    ENGINES

    89D Some roarers

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    OSSIFY

    7D Harden, in a way

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    HESTON

    99D "An Actor's Life" autobiographer

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    EDINA

    70D City next to the Twin Cities

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    NLER

    42A Red, for one

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    ARABIA

    28A 38-Down's home

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    IPANA

    19A Toothpaste introduced in 1915

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    HYPO

    4A Shot in the arm

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    ENOTE

    103D Quick Internet message

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    AMEER

    121A 96-Down in 28-Across

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    CANED

    88A Flogged

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    ITBE

    59D "How can ___?"

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    BABAS

    94A Desserts baked in muffin tins

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    DEWAR

    104D Noted name in Scotch whiskey

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    HOUND

    64D Pester

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    NEWAGER

    13D Enya, notably

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    SPIREA

    45A Ornamental shrub

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    CURATE

    98D Preacher

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    DONQUIXOTE

    47A Classic saga from which the expressions at 23-, 29-, 63-, 83-, 100-, 111- and 114-Across all originated

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    CIDERS

    26A Apple products

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    SMELLARAT

    114A Be suspicious

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    AIMER

    8D Archer, at times

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    ALEPHS

    2D Hebrew letters

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    ELABORATE

    77A Involved

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    MADEUP

    76A Reconciled

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    MUMSTHEWORD

    23A "Don't tell a soul"

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    NOLOVELOST debut

    83A Bad feeling

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    PRECUT debut

    6D Like most store-bought bread

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    QUETZAL

    50D Bird with brilliant green and scarlet plumage

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    AVESTA

    95D Zoroastrian literature

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    ICEBOXES

    68A Coolers

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    DARKS debut

    47D Some clothing shades

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    ARAGE debut

    60A In ___ (seething)

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    BIGMAN

    96D Potentate, say

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    BUTYL debut

    34A ___ alcohol

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    HONEYBEAR debut

    4D Raccoonlike mammal

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    THESKYSTHELIMIT debut

    63A "Anything you want"

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    BREAKOUTS debut

    54A Can openings?

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    CERVANTES debut

    21A Creator of 47-Across

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    ENGENDERED debut

    73D Gave rise to

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    1
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    GERIATRICS debut

    3D Old medicine?

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    1
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    GIVETHEDEVILHISDUE debut

    100A Be fair to a fault

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    1
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    STONESTHROW debut

    111A Short distance

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    1
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    THANKYOUFORNOTHING debut

    29A "Don't do me any favors"

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    TOMSHALES debut

    79D Pulitzer-winning TV critic

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