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Thursday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ELI

    48A Crimson rival

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    EEL

    32D Electric ___

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    ANT

    9D Hill dweller

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    ADO

    1D Stir

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    PSST

    70A Fence's utterance

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    ANY

    33D Whichever

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    BRA

    42A Support provider

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    AND

    3D Further

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    UTE

    29A Beehive State native

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    GEE

    63D "How about that?!"

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    IMIN

    14A What a folder doesn't say

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    EDS

    69A Harris and Asner

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    ABA

    64D Advocates' org.

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    CHE

    10A 1969 movie with an exclamation point in its name

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    AROSE

    23D Stood

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    OASIS

    21A Place for a drink

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    RUIN

    40D Destroy

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    MENSA

    24D Smart set

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    LEAD

    43A Detective's need

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    LAME

    22A Unconvincing

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    SUM

    41D Adder's product

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    BEAD

    31A See 1-Across

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    HOOT

    19D Knee-slapper

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    TAEBO

    68A Modern workout system

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    ARNIE

    36D "L.A. Law" lawyer

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    DEF

    28D Cool, in 80's slang

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    PIANO

    6D Bench site

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    EIEIO

    12D Children's song refrain

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    ELLIE

    52D "Dallas" Miss

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    SILT

    66A Sediment

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    DUAL

    34A ___ purpose

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    NAGS

    18D Bothers

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    SCOLD

    53D Upbraid

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    OSS

    38A Org. in old spy novels

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    DONOR

    13A Rich alumnus, perhaps

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    ROM

    65D CD-___

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    ORNOT

    56D It can precede or follow "to be"

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    UGLY

    45A Unfair?

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    ABACI

    1A Where people move 31-Acrosses back and forth

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    UBOLT

    35D Fastener

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    MEANIE

    20A Bully

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    UCONN

    46A Only sch. to win both the men's and women's N.C.A.A. basketball titles in the same year

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    AMNIO

    7D Obstetric test, for short

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    LIRE

    49D Pre-euro money

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    OCTO

    60D Numerical prefix

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    LANES

    37D Bowling sites

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    BIG

    31D Famous

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    TRENDS

    27A They're in

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    DETESTS

    44D More than 55-Down

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    CLEARED

    10D Dropped charges against

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    STES

    57A Fr. holy women

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    ULCER

    58A Stomach woe

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    HATES

    55D Has no love for

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    PASA

    6A "Qué ___?"

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    SIDED

    8D Allied (with)

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    FUDD

    26D Warner Bros. cartoon name

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    BUCS

    51D Tampa Bay players, for short

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    CLOSEBUTNOCIGAR

    61A "Not quite"

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    OLDMANANDTHESEA debut

    17A Hemingway novel, with "The"

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    IRAE

    5D "Dies ___"

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    ONEAM

    71A A wee hour

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    IDEO

    67A Prefix with logical

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    BOL

    2D S. Amer. land

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    AMALIE

    50A Charlotte ___ (Caribbean city)

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    LTCOL

    22D Silver maple leaf wearer: Abbr.

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    CARHOP

    59A Drive-in worker

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    AWHO

    50D Seuss's "Horton Hears ___"

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    BIP

    62D Heart monitor sound

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    CONDE

    30A ___ Nast

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    ZASU

    16D Actress Pitts

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    CASPIAN

    47D Volga's outlet

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    SCUDS

    54D Mideast missiles

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    FRIENDS

    39A Hit sitcom of 1994-2004 whose name can follow the first word of 17-, 25-, 51- or 61-Across

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    HUSSY

    11D Impudent girl

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    BESTINSHOW

    51A 2000 "mockumentary" about dogs

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    COMMEND

    4D Speak highly of

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    LUIZ

    15A Portuguese king, 1861-89

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    GOODFORYOU debut

    25A "Congratulations!"

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