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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    YES

    36A Cry of success

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    ALI

    31A Cousin of Muhammad

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    EDEN

    69D Fall locale

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    457
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    EPA

    114A Govt. org. with a flower in its logo

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    ORCA

    25A Marine killer

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    234
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    IDEA

    123A "Good ___!"

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    ATM

    108A It lacks 93-Across

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    260
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    ENO

    113A Brian of rock

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    285
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    ONES

    93A Some bills

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    295
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    ESS

    76A Feminine suffix

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    413
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    ELAN

    95D Verve

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    267
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    RARE

    11D "For the ___ and radiant maiden": Poe

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    257
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    DARE

    116D Beard

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    116
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    HOT

    32A Babealicious

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    134
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    MEET

    81A Track event

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    144
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    RIPE

    4D Opportune

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    106
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    ETTU

    59A Caesarean delivery?

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    191
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    OATH

    64A Quadrennial White House administration

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    143
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    THO

    33A E'en if

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    109
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    TOM

    105A Father or son Joad in "The Grapes of Wrath"

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    144
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    ATRIA

    19A Parts of hearts

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    139
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    TARO

    120D Relative of a potato

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    122
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    IRATE

    128A Steamed

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    194
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    REAR

    85A Behind

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    TESS

    82D Hardy girl

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    RIA

    91A Inlet

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    TRAM

    10A Track runner?

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    113
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    ALDA

    24A "The Aviator" actor, 2004

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    SLAB

    103A Meatloaf serving

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    NFL

    90D Vikings' org.

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    ALERT

    125A Sharp

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    NBC

    111A Its musical ID is just the notes G, E and C

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    90
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    EENY

    122A Start of a decision-making process

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    THOU

    10D Ten Commandments word

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    RENE

    126A Philosopher Descartes

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    OOZE

    28D Go through slowly

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    116
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    AJAR

    47A Cracked

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    192
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    SALE

    68A Crowd attractor

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    EZRA

    37A Pound with a metric system?

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    DENT

    127A Ending of many toothpaste names

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    112
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    KIN

    50A Family

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    INE

    35A Having four sharps

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    155
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    SPAT

    6A Blurted (out)

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    AUDI

    41D Car maker whose name is Latin

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    NABS

    46D Gets

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    ETHOS

    75D Set of values

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    90
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    PEAS

    84D Some have black eyes

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    89
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    SLOMO

    63D Technique for viewing some slides?

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    53
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    IVAN

    15D One of six Russian rulers

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    135
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    STARR

    73D Best replacement

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    87
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    TOUR

    20A Docent's offering

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    79
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    LURE

    57D Siren

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    67
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    TYRA

    39A First name in modeling

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    44
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    HALE

    21A Sarah Josepha ___, who wrote "Mary Had a Little Lamb"

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    98
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    ANTIC

    45D Like Charlie Chaplin

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    USDA

    51A Stamp letters

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    83
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    SKIP

    83A Record problem

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    KNEES

    110D Cap sites

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    MAYI

    62D Polite question

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    ASIN

    34A Part of a speller's clarification

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    MINE

    30D Dig

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    ALCOA

    12D Reynolds Wrap maker

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    GIBE

    78D Ridicule

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    SOARS

    1A Takes off

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    CODAS

    72A Last lines

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    TOON

    60D Any of TV's Simpsons

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    69
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    MANIA

    26A The Beatles, once

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    IBMS

    61A Apples can be compared to them

    4
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    SASHAY

    1D Proceed nonchalantly

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    OTOOLE

    2D "High Spirits" star, 1988

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    OPIATE

    106D Endorphin, e.g.

    3
    49
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    CASK

    109A Port container

    3
    38
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    ETOILE

    101D Le soleil, par exemple

    3
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    AUDIT

    8D Not take for credit

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    SOAPY

    23A Melodramatic

    3
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    ERTE

    131A Ziegfeld Follies costume designer

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    ESSEN

    87A German coal city

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    ENNE

    117D Feminine suffix

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    KENT

    119D County of Dover, Delaware … or Dover, England

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    IRAQI

    44D Like some Bedouins

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    SILAS

    121A Diplomat Deane of early America

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    TEEMS

    58D Is multitudinous

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    TEHRAN

    105D W.W. II conference site

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    STEEPLE

    54D Index fingers, in a children's hand game

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    ALIENATE

    92D Turn off

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    YODELER

    74A The lonely goatherd, in a "Sound of Music" song

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    YSER

    130A River of W.W. I

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    ATNO

    98D 27 for 56-Across, e.g.: Abbr.

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    REE

    70A Riddle-me-___

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    AMULET

    102D It works like a charm

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    ARAMIS

    3D Literary dueler

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    TETES

    129A Heads of états

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    ZONED

    132A Spaced (out)

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    TRICK

    80D Trojan horse

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    ORTO

    43D "___ take arms against a sea of troubles": Hamlet

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    POLK

    7D San Francisco street named for a president

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    STAYED

    18D Was a good dog, perhaps

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    BENS

    89A Uncle ___ rice

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    STARTREK

    6D Successful film franchise starting in 1979

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    CODER

    112D Spy's gizmo

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    ONHOLD

    86A Listening to Muzak, maybe

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    DESIRED

    71A Like some effects

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    MYSTERY

    96D Open case

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    MASKED

    107D Like raccoons

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    MEANSIT

    13D Isn't joking

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    RLS

    40D Old literary inits.

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    ATEST

    52A Controversial 50's event

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    EVERT

    22A Seven-time French Open winner

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    SDAK

    66D Neb. neighbor

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    EMAG

    77A Slate, e.g., for short

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    EYER

    118D Appraiser

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    SAXE

    67D Old German duchy name

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    KITH

    104A 50-Across's partner

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    ARIANE

    17D French satellite-launching rocket

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    BARAK

    124A Netanyahu's successor

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    LISAS

    14A Mona ___ smile

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    EBBTIDE

    97D Good time to collect seashells

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    ACADEME

    47D Professors' environs

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    COBALT

    56A Element in magnetic alloys

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    INTONED

    42A Cantillated

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    ADIET

    38D Cutting down, after "on"

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    EARLYON

    53D In the initial phases

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    LEMONTEA

    14D Sore throat remedy

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    SAYWHEN

    5D Pourer's request

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    SHOWBIZ

    99D "That's ___!"

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    TRASHTV

    9D Certain guilty pleasure

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    JONESES

    48D Objects of envy

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    SENDIN

    16D Submit

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    ABYSSES

    49D Black holes, e.g.

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    NETCOSTS

    88D Bottom lines

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    THEREDS debut

    55D Great American Ballpark team

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    BEASTLY debut

    100A Inhuman

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    DOYOUUNDERSTAND debut

    29D "Dig?"

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    INEEDAVOLUNTEER debut

    44A "You, in the front row!"

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    2
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    SEEMEAFTERCLASS debut

    94A "Your grades aren't what they should be"

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    2
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    ANYQUESTIONS debut

    65A "My lecture's done, but we still have five minutes"

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    BAYSAT debut

    100D Serenades, as the moon

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    HOMEWORKISDUEONMONDAY debut

    27A "Have a nice weekend … heh-heh"

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    NEXTTIMETYPE debut

    79A "I can't read your handwriting!"

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    YOUDONTNEEDTOKNOWTHIS debut

    115A "If I could digress for a moment …"

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    1