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Sunday · 136 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ONE

    63A Four quarters

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    EDEN

    55D Fall locale

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    457
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    ODOR

    53D Reputation

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    344
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    NEE

    62A Preceder of an un-altared name?

    29
    407
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    LEI

    103A Hula hoop?

    29
    310
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    STIR

    15D Affect emotionally

    27
    292
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    OPEN

    69A Dentist's order

    26
    217
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    IOTA

    109D Tad

    25
    243
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    SON

    58D Prince, e.g.

    24
    213
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    LES

    33A Article at the Louvre

    22
    270
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    OER

    74A Not 'neath

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    248
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    EDGE

    111D Head start

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    293
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    EMT

    118D CPR specialist

    21
    188
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    ERIN

    107D Oscar-winning role for Julia

    19
    279
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    AWE

    57D Blow away

    18
    238
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    OAHU

    35D Home of Iolani Palace

    18
    185
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    HUE

    75A Cerise or magenta, e.g.

    17
    121
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    NOTE

    66D Do, for example

    15
    132
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    WOE

    61A Heartache

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    119
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    TESS

    10D "Working Girl" girl

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    167
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    AGUA

    71D Orinoco flow

    13
    103
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    OUT

    69D Like one who fans

    12
    149
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    HOSE

    16D It may be coiled, but it never strikes

    12
    109
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    THEN

    3D In that case

    12
    79
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    PEI

    70D National Gallery architect

    11
    121
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    DEBT

    64D Corporate woe

    11
    98
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    ELIA

    115D Essayist's alias

    10
    213
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    AARON

    71A Hammerin' Hank

    10
    133
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    ILE

    77D Martinique, par exemple

    9
    234
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    TEAM

    79D Kind of spirit

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    98
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    GATE

    60A Ticket info

    9
    91
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    ESAI

    45A Morales of "N.Y.P.D. Blue"

    8
    128
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    DANA

    43A "Two Years Before the Mast" author

    8
    74
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    DIOR

    87A New Look designer

    7
    93
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    TIDE

    4D Beach eroder

    7
    92
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    OWEN

    2D ___ Wilson of "The Royal Tenenbaums"

    7
    87
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    UTOPIA

    122A Promised land

    7
    44
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    SIDE

    81D Pro or con

    6
    94
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    KENO

    54D Game of chance

    6
    93
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    SIRS

    98D "Dear" ones

    6
    80
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    RUDE

    106D Like starers

    6
    67
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    SIGN

    76A Make legally effective

    6
    65
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    ONT

    48D Hudson Bay prov.

    5
    144
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    YDS

    34D N.F.L. stat: Abbr.

    5
    125
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    NORM

    82D What's expected

    5
    92
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    INEZ

    50A "Mockingbird" singer Foxx, 1963

    5
    46
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    DOGE

    85D Venetian bigwig

    5
    29
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    ANTONIO

    22A The gardener in "The Marriage of Figaro"

    5
    18
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    EDO

    73A Tokyo before 1868

    4
    94
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    ASEC

    40D "Wait ___!"

    4
    49
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    OMEGAS

    97D Some sorority women

    4
    30
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    USD

    89D Currency exchange board abbr.

    4
    28
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    SLOPES

    44A Math calculations

    4
    17
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    MENSCH

    59D Good guy

    4
    16
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    FATE

    41D Lot

    3
    67
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    BOAS

    47D Fluff pieces

    3
    57
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    HANA

    1D Tennis's Mandlikova

    3
    40
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    XMEN

    67A Marvel Comics heroes

    3
    36
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    ORDEAL

    74D Tough row to hoe

    3
    35
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    RIOTER

    18D Hooligan, maybe

    3
    28
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    DREAMT

    92A Imagined

    3
    20
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    RESENTS

    123A Minds

    3
    13
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    RYAN

    116D Tom Clancy hero

    2
    86
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    ENNE

    80D Feminine suffix

    2
    65
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    GUM

    102A See 108-Across

    2
    44
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    SPIRE

    38D Chrysler Building feature

    2
    42
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    MSU

    7D E. Lansing school

    2
    38
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    EEGS

    95A Pieces of one's mind?: Abbr.

    2
    36
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    UNOS

    36D Spanish articles

    2
    27
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    HOTTUB

    1A Spot of bubbly?

    2
    21
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    UPLATE

    101D Burning the midnight oil

    2
    12
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    SUPINE

    96D Face-up

    2
    10
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    MRED

    68D Equine star

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    ZONE

    51D Court defense

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    ANET

    90A Work without ___ (be daring)

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    ESSA

    99D She, to Sophia

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    ALPE

    12D Mont Blanc, e.g., locally

    1
    26
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    ENISLE

    17D Isolate

    1
    25
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    TSETSES

    91D Flies over the Nile

    1
    21
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    GOFOR

    102D Dig

    1
    19
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    ULSTER

    5D Donegal's home

    1
    18
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    THEEND

    86A Book closing

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    SONES

    19D Sound units

    1
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    BEATLE

    6D Part of a 1960's invasion

    1
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    ONADIME

    120A One way to stop

    1
    15
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    SEAEEL

    21A Conger

    1
    13
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    STROKE

    52A Word from a coxswain

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    12
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    MYSTERY

    94D Head-scratcher

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    RIK

    31A Smits of the N.B.A.

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    PSS

    119D Certain addenda: Abbr.

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    EYER

    84D One who is "just looking"

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    ITON

    113D "I have ___ good authority"

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    MTETNA

    7A View from Fontanarossa Intl. Airport

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    25
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    ANNETTE

    26A Actress Bening

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    ENRY

    25D Prof. 'iggins

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    23
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    EATINTO

    9D Erode

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    18
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    MENE

    39D Word on the wall, in Daniel

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    18
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    USESUP

    104A Depletes

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    ALEXEI

    49D Anna Karenina's husband

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    NEUT

    11D Neither masc. nor fem.

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    AWHILE

    20A Some time

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    TIGERS

    121A Go-getters

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    14
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    ANDREI

    72D Peace Nobelist Sakharov

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    NITRE

    83D Saltpeter, to a Brit

    0
    11
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    ADAH

    65D Wife of Esau

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    10
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    KISSME

    32D Message on a candy heart

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    10
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    LISTENS

    27A Obeys

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    DEFS

    24D Webster's entries: Abbr.

    0
    9
  109. 109
    FARSIDE

    13D Unseen area of the moon

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    9
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    TELLALL

    8D Bare one's soul

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    9
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    TRIDENT

    108A With 102-Across, a candy counter item since 1962

    0
    9
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    ALUNSER

    93D Four-time Indy 500 winner

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    HOREB

    75D Biblical peak

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    8
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    OPERE

    105A ___ citato (footnote phrase)

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    RESTE

    28A What's left in France

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    INV

    14D Bill: Abbr.

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    7
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    RAWEGG

    37D Steak tartare ingredient, maybe

    0
    7
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    ELFMAN

    29A Co-star of TV's "Dharma & Greg"

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    6
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    IHEARYOU

    88A Simpatico response

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    MUSTY

    30D Hardly fresh

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    5
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    SHOWBOAT

    46A Exhibitionist, informally

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    5
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    SOLIDER

    112A More compact

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    DEPS

    114D Passbook amts.

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    DLIV

    110D Mid 6th-century year

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    AVERYS

    124A Cartoonist Tex and others

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    3
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    DANGS

    64A Relatives of "Gee whiz" and "Shucks!"

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    3
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    QUORUM

    100D Business necessity?

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    3
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    FIRN

    42D Granular snow atop a glacier

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    2
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    FISHERS debut

    13A Workers with lines

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    2
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    MENSAN debut

    125A One of the smart set

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    2
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    BATTERIESNOTINCLUDED debut

    78A In other words, mom or dad will be out at midnight searching for an open store

    0
    1
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    FIGURESSOLDSEPARATELY debut

    117A In other words, you must spend $500 more to please your child

    0
    1
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    NEEDSADULTSUPERVISION debut

    23A In other words, mom or dad will have to operate it

    0
    1
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    SOMEASSEMBLYREQUIRED debut

    96A In other words, it comes in 100 tiny pieces

    0
    1
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    USEONLYASRECOMMENDED debut

    56A In other words, it'll break in 24 hours

    0
    1
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    YOURRESULTSMAYDIFFER debut

    34A In other words, no way it'll perform as advertised

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    1