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Friday · 68 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    SNL

    44D It has a wkly. guest host

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    NET

    26D Safety enhancer

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    DNA

    27D Stuff in a sequence

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    ANN

    33D Sharp-penned Coulter

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    ELM

    31D Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g.

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    240
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    YET

    34D Eventually

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    201
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    ITS

    25D "___ over!"

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    257
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    ASTO

    20A Communiqué segue

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    192
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    DIE

    32D Fizzle out

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    168
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    ABU

    13A ___ Ghraib (Iraq prison in 2004 headlines)

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    86
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    SNO

    52D ___-Caps (candy)

    14
    188
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    GOD

    1A Plea addressee

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    79
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    BAT

    21A Upside-down hanger

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    128
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    DEW

    18D Early-morning development

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    97
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    AMORE

    9D Subject of much poesia

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    97
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    OBOES

    2D Some reeds

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    79
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    SHALE

    54A Fossil medium

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    44
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    GTO

    17D Certain Pontiac

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    126
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    CAD

    46D He's no mensch

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    101
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    TOSCA

    49D Floria ___, opera lead role

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    76
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    HASH

    50D Work (out)

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    74
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    IMOUT

    15A Folding words

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    34
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    NODS

    4A O.K.'s

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    68
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    PIG

    45A Farrow member

    5
    52
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    TARPS

    8A Rainy day cover-ups

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    25
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    NOIRE

    14A Burgundy black

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    36
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    SLIER

    23A Not as direct

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    34
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    EFT

    28D Pond dweller

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    73
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    STDS

    12D Yardsticks: Abbr.

    3
    59
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    HELI

    51D Port opener?

    3
    27
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    MOCHA

    40D Shade of brown

    2
    40
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    HATER

    57A Hardly a fan

    2
    37
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    LOC

    56A Footnote abbr.

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    35
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    NIK

    14D It goes after refuse

    2
    30
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    CAPT

    46A Voyage V.I.P.

    2
    28
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    ARHAT

    41D Nirvana attainer

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    18
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    DUNST

    3D "Spider-Man" co-star, 2002

    2
    14
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    LIETO

    55A Delude

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    52
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    SENS

    7D Chamber workers: Abbr.

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    37
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    RILES

    39A Bugs

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    ROUEN

    10D Gustave Flaubert's birthplace

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    20
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    AOLER

    43D Many a computer user

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    AWOLS

    47D Base runners?

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    11
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    INDEPENDENCEDAY

    25A Highest-grossing movie of 1996

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    8
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    GALBA

    1D Nero's successor as emperor

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    7
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    JTILE debut

    42D Scrabble piece not found in the Italian edition

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    3
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    SMA

    59A Opposite of great, to Robert Burns

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    42
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    SPEE

    23D W.W. I German admiral

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    42
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    TISCH

    8D New York University's ___ School of the Arts

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    13
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    INDS

    58A They're unaffiliated: Abbr.

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    10
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    CWTS debut

    30D 100-lb. units

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    7
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    PUNTS

    11D Small boats

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    HORTONHEARSAWHO

    50A Kids' book set in the jungle of Nool

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    6
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    NOREGRETS

    29D "I'd do it all over again"

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    5
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    NOSEBLEED

    4D It may be checked by pinching

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    5
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    PHNOM

    48D Hill, to a Cambodian

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    5
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    ACHILLESTENDONS

    53A They help you get a leg up

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    3
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    BESTKEPTSECRETS

    19A They're rarely discovered

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    3
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    LONGISLANDSOUND

    16A Ferry steamer locale

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    3
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    TENFEET

    35A Regulation rim elevation

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    3
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    TOWLINE debut

    36A Hawser

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    3
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    WHENS

    22A "___ a good time?"

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    3
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    DRATTED debut

    6D Confounded

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    2
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    MAJAS debut

    40A Goya subjects

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    OILPAINTER debut

    5D Rembrandt, for one

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    2
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    PIPESIN debut

    38D Delivers, as water

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    RETALIATED debut

    24D Countered

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    1
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    STATEDEPARTMENT debut

    37A Thomas Jefferson was the first to lead it

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    1