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Tuesday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

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

  1. 1
    NEO

    57D "The Matrix" role

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  2. 2
    SNL

    42A TV prog. with a different host each week

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    263
  3. 3
    IDO

    3D Life-changing statement

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    336
  4. 4
    ANTI

    50D Not pro

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    364
  5. 5
    AIR

    8D Vacuum's lack

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    303
  6. 6
    AMEN

    10A "Right on!"

    27
    296
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    OIL

    56D 3-in-One product

    27
    282
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    NESS

    13D Celebrated Prohibition-era lawman

    23
    202
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    ASIS

    19A Yard sale tag

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    183
  10. 10
    RTE

    30A A.A.A. suggestion: Abbr.

    20
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    ALEC

    51A Oscar winner Guinness

    19
    279
  12. 12
    LOO

    7D London lav

    18
    162
  13. 13
    CEL

    35A Disney Store item

    18
    141
  14. 14
    ERIC

    1A ___ the Red

    17
    251
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    OATS

    22D Feedbag feed

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    133
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    TKO

    55D Ref's decision

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    ELATE

    59A Gladden

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    AMOR

    43A Cupid's counterpart

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    172
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    RAH

    2D Cheer

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    215
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    HAM

    54D Biblical ark passenger

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    144
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    OLA

    53D Commercial suffix with Motor

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    175
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    APART

    10D Not close

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    110
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    EDT

    1D Summer hrs. in N.J.

    11
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    ELIA

    12D Old London Magazine essayist

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    213
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    ITIS

    36A "How Sweet ___"

    8
    94
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    LILAC

    5A Fragrant blossom

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    RADII

    41D Arm bones

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    81
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    PILE

    16A Stack

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    67
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    ALEE

    49D Toward shelter

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    275
  30. 30
    OKIE

    60A Dust Bowl refugee

    6
    101
  31. 31
    RAISE

    41A Rear

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    93
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    CHAD

    38A Something that shouldn't be left hanging

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    58
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    RUST

    29A Oxidize

    5
    51
  34. 34
    OUTER

    27D North Carolina's ___ Banks

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    41
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    IBMS

    6D Many P.C.'s

    4
    36
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    AORTAS

    21A Arterial trunks

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    26
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    SERE

    58A Desertlike

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    123
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    NASH

    48D Bygone auto

    3
    75
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    ARIL

    50A Seed cover

    3
    50
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    TAMIL

    62A Dravidian language

    3
    31
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    ELDERS

    32D Church V.I.P.'s

    3
    28
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    NOLO

    63A ___ contendere

    2
    69
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    HESS

    61A Pianist Dame Myra

    2
    63
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    TEASET

    31D Some china

    2
    30
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    MATES

    34A Better halves

    2
    27
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    AUGER

    18D Tool with a cross handle

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    OBLIGE

    23A Do a favor

    2
    18
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    LASTED

    5D Endured

    2
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    HARPER

    44A Author Lee

    2
    10
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    EEN

    39A Twilight time to a poet

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    LACES

    46D Adds punch to, as punch

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    39
  52. 52
    OLDIES

    23D "Golden" things

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    BEATEN

    24D Vanquished

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    LEANED

    28A Tilted

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    ODISTS

    47A Keats and others

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    11
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    DRAPERY

    26D Curtain

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    8
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    BUTS debut

    20A Partner of "ifs" and "ands"

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    4
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    CARILLON

    38D Church music maker

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    4
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    LATINLOVERS debut

    25D What 17- and 52-Across and 11-Down all were

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    3
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    ABOIL

    15A Excitedly

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    HADJ

    40D Muslim pilgrimage

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    40
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    MAGOO

    34D Myopic cartoon character

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    DADO

    14A Woodworking groove

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    DONATE

    26A Be charitable

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    DATER

    33A Office stamp

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    JAPES

    37A Mocks

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    NAVAJO

    48A Hogan dweller

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    HUGER

    40A More immense

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    HORMEL

    44D Spam producer

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    COMBINES

    4D Farm vehicles

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    3
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    JUMBOJET

    37D Certain Boeing

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    3
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    OLDBOY debut

    45A Inner circle member

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    CLEANSES

    9D Purifies

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    THOMASMORE

    17A He wrote "Utopia" in an ancient language

    0
    2
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    JOHNMILTON debut

    52A Blind poet who often wrote in an ancient language

    0
    1
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    MISTERCHIPS debut

    11D He taught an ancient language in film

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