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Sunday · 136 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    SHE

    46A "___ Cried" (1962 hit)

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    ITEM

    71D Point

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    274
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    TAR

    115D Seafarer

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    351
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    GEL

    55A Come together

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    185
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    EYES

    48D Surveys

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    195
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    AHEM

    40D "Your slip is showing"

    23
    171
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    SLR

    56D Camera inits.

    23
    129
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    EMT

    4D One with a time-sensitive job, for short

    21
    188
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    IHOP

    49A Place to get links

    21
    110
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    AKA

    27A It may precede a nickname

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    211
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    LIAR

    111A Baloney peddler

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    177
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    ORO

    113D Spanish riches

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    231
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    TOT

    69D Day-care charge

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    200
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    FIR

    79D Oregon ___

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    101
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    CPR

    112D It'll help you breathe

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    84
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    ELENA

    108A "Uncle Vanya" woman

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    178
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    POE

    109A 18-Down writer

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    154
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    ABA

    13D Court org.

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    195
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    AMT

    88A 10 cc, e.g.

    14
    92
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    EAVE

    25A Rain collector

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    164
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    DIP

    43D Decline

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    111
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    NOVA

    74D Big star

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    125
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    ADORN

    2D Festoon

    12
    72
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    UNTO

    85D "___ Me? I do not know you": Emily Dickinson

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    143
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    SPAY

    56A Neuter

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    51
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    LIEN

    89A Something that may be on a house

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    131
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    ONTAP

    106D Available

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    104
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    PREP

    31D Feed facts to, maybe

    8
    87
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    SOO

    81A "Your point being …?"

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    86
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    TEPEE

    64D Home that may have painted designs on it

    8
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    XES

    8D Marks (out)

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    65
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    WRAP

    22A Cover up

    7
    64
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    SPEND

    19D Devote, as time

    7
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    ERN

    110A Coastal flier

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    177
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    LISA

    87D Sen. Murkowski of Alaska

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    106
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    PORT

    57A After-dinner drink

    6
    63
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    HELM

    47D Command position

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    57
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    ODEA

    117A Concert halls

    5
    72
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    RTS

    116D Defensive linemen: Abbr.

    5
    68
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    GAG

    14D Skit part

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    63
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    LIMIT

    60D Cap

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    48
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    LEVI

    87A Son of Leah

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    97
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    LEDA

    70D Mother of Clytemnestra

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    LEAS

    84D Areas between woods

    4
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    OXIDE

    99D Rust, e.g.

    4
    33
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    WITH

    34D Plus

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    32
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    LOSETO

    11D Get crushed by

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    16
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    TAPIN

    9D Golf gimme

    4
    16
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    SERE

    120A Withered

    3
    123
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    LIAM

    70A Novelist O'Flaherty

    3
    61
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    NOB

    114D Head

    3
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    MARIA

    51D 1957 song that begins "The most beautiful sound I ever heard …"

    3
    56
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    ARIL

    52D Seed covering

    3
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    SOLOS

    98D Plays by oneself

    3
    49
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    RAVEN

    18D See 109-Across, with "The"

    3
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    AIRES

    28A Buenos ___

    3
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    JIGS

    39D Spirited dances

    3
    14
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    MARTI

    3D Radio ___, broadcasting service to Cuba

    3
    12
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    IRT

    26A N.Y.C. subway line

    2
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    TROI

    90A "Star Trek: T.N.G." counselor

    2
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    TRALA

    17D Refrain part, perhaps

    2
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    COIF

    78A Do

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    31
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    RPMS

    66A Engine measures: Abbr.

    2
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    LESSER

    12D Minor

    2
    23
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    TROLLS

    97D Fairy tale baddies

    2
    12
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    HOLIER

    94D More pious

    2
    9
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    EARLE

    58A Sculptor James ___ Fraser

    1
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    ARLEN

    29A "Hooray for Love" composer

    1
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    NEET

    80A Depilatory brand

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    GOIN

    75D "How's it ___?"

    1
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    TWICE

    61D x 2

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    27
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    ORFEO

    105D "Ecco pur ch'a voi ritorno" opera

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    25
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    AIDAN

    91A Actor Quinn

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    ONENO

    102D Bridge opening, briefly

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    IMPALE

    96D Render helpless, in a way

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    AGORAE

    92D Ancient marketplaces

    1
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    OLEATE

    7D Soap ingredient

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    13
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    BIFF

    83D "Back to the Future" bully

    1
    11
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    MRMAGOO

    103A Jim Backus provided his voice

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    5
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    SNIPPET debut

    30A Scrap

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    5
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    SONGOFSOLOMON

    98A 1977 Toni Morrison novel

    1
    4
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    UNITEDWESTAND debut

    32A Post-9/11 slogan

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    3
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    EEE

    15D A foot wide?

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    121
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    STLO

    45A Historic town on the Vire

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    OATER

    65D Old drive-in fare

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    NTEST

    53D Underground experiment, for short

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    BEDE

    42A The Father of English History

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    ASLOPE

    29D Pitched

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    LIESTO

    62A Doesn't just throw off

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    IMARI

    10D Japanese porcelain

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    DESC

    33D Family tree listing: Abbr.

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    RESEAT

    36A Take down the aisle again

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    ADAMSALE

    20A Water, colloquially

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    RESTSTOP

    122A Place to stretch

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    SAREE

    54D Eastern wrap

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    EATING

    72A Anorexic's aversion

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    ELLO

    35D Greenwich greeting

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    ETUIS

    76A They get pins and needles

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    NOONAN

    86D Columnist Peggy

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    AMOEBAE

    21A They haven't any definite forms

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    NBAER

    100D Hornet, e.g.

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    OTITIS

    95A Ear inflammation

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    OXBOW

    107A U-shaped piece of wood

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    JANIS

    1D Arlo's partner in the comics

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    MENAT

    101D ___ work

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    PROTEAN

    118A Malleable

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    JAPED

    39A Made sport of

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    QTRS

    16A Game divs.

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    SSHAPED

    5D Like some hooks

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    AIMEDAT debut

    91D Targeted

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    6
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    OREILLY

    38A Big name in Fox News

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    6
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    SALLOW

    77D Sick-looking

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    SMELLARAT

    59A Get a sense something's up

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    POLEVAULT

    41D Bar challenge

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    ROBERTO

    121A Operatic tenor ___ Alagna

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    ALETTE

    93D Doorway jamb

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    4
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    GEIST

    104D Mind: Ger.

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    4
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    TILLAGE

    9A Cultivation

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    ABEYANT debut

    37D Temporarily suspended

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    3
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    ALFATAH debut

    92A Palestinian nationalist group

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    3
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    ALLATSEA debut

    119A Utterly lost

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    3
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    ECOLOGIST

    44D Green

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    3
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    ONOS

    68D Lennon's in-laws

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    3
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    TAUTER

    24D Overdrawn?

    0
    3
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    APAGE

    50D Take ___ from (copy)

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    2
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    JAMESFOX

    1A "A Passage to India" actor, 1984

    0
    2
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    NORTHWESTPASSAGE debut

    23A The SS Manhattan was the first commercial ship to cross it

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    2
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    QWERTY debut

    16D Kind of keyboard

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    2
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    SWINGIT

    63D Manage to succeed

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    2
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    AMERICANCHOPSUEY debut

    50A Macaroni dish with ground beef and a little tomato sauce

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    1
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    CONTINENTALDRIFT debut

    112A Earthquake cause

    0
    1
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    DELTABLUESSINGER debut

    82A Entertainer accompanying a slide guitar and harmonica, maybe

    0
    1
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    FAWKES debut

    6D Guy from England

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    1
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    SURPRISED debut

    46D "Is that what you expected?"

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    1
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    TIPTOEING debut

    73A Stealthy activity

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    1
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    VIRGINWOOLSWEATER debut

    67A Warm winter wear

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    1