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Friday · 70 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    SPA

    39A Resort of a sort

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    EAR

    28A Listener

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    485
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    EPA

    6D Energy Star org.

    36
    320
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    ORCA

    3D Sea predator

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    234
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    TED

    25A Editorial cartoonist Rall

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    245
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    ELAN

    26D Zip

    20
    267
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    ROT

    10D Fail to keep

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    214
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    PESO

    49D Tender in Tijuana

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    131
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    LENT

    48A Passiontide time

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    129
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    SCAB

    1D Unpopular worker

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    101
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    SORT

    53D Work with mail

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    116
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    RIA

    56D Narrow waterway

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    128
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    UTES

    52D Huntsman Center players

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    TACO

    25D Kind of salad

    11
    154
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    DRAT

    20A "Shoot!"

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    109
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    BERET

    45D Topper with a tab

    10
    76
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    ASSIST

    60A Preceder of many a goal

    8
    35
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    ASTRO

    7D Toledo twinkler

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    118
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    ELISE

    42A 2000 Olympic gymnast ___ Ray

    7
    75
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    PEON

    49A Dogsbody, so to speak

    6
    73
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    ELLIS

    42D Fashion designer Perry

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    65
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    DAME

    27D British title

    5
    69
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    RUED

    35D Like many a mistake

    5
    55
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    ARCANA

    17A Secrets

    5
    26
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    LEVI

    51D First name among clothiers

    4
    97
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    HURL

    2D Cast

    4
    46
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    SDS

    41A Old protest grp.

    3
    118
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    APSES

    47D Places for many stained-glass windows

    3
    69
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    OCHS

    34D Famous name in newspaper publishing

    3
    67
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    APLUS

    50A Mark of distinction

    3
    40
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    TOAT

    9D Just so

    2
    55
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    LEICA

    43D Olympus alternative

    2
    36
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    HOR

    40A Old TV control abbr.

    2
    33
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    LATOYA

    23D One of The Jacksons

    2
    15
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    DORITO debut

    20D Popular snack chip

    2
    14
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    VON

    29A From, in some names

    1
    46
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    MILL

    21A Where workers may do the daily grind?

    1
    27
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    SPEAK

    8D Command to a dog

    1
    25
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    INEVER

    58A "Harrumph!"

    1
    21
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    PEAHEN

    33D Showy bird's mate

    1
    15
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    PLANO

    4D National headquarters of J.C. Penney, Dr Pepper and Frito-Lay

    1
    15
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    BRENDA

    45A Rhoda's sister on "Rhoda"

    1
    10
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    NOBIS

    12D "Dona ___ Pacem" (Latin hymn)

    1
    9
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    ICANTSEE

    57A Child's cry at a parade, perhaps

    1
    8
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    SHOPPE

    1A Antique store?

    1
    7
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    OHLOOK

    22A Excited pointer's comment

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    6
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    LIMAPERU

    54A Isabel Allende's birthplace

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    5
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    SANDLOTS

    59A Kids' game sites

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    3
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    STELE

    14D Ancient burial stone

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    34
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    FOSSE

    24A 1999-2001 Broadway musical revue

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    32
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    BLANC

    19A French flag color, in France

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    26
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    PTL

    55D Old TV's ___ Club

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    26
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    EERS

    36D Kin of -ists

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    9
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    ONEWAYORANOTHER

    38A Somehow

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    9
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    ROUES

    46D Voluptuaries

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    9
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    CURLUP

    15A Make a ball

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    5
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    RISETO

    56A Meet, as expectations

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    5
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    GULLS

    13D Plays for a sucker

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    4
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    PHR

    32D Part of a sentence: Abbr.

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    4
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    TEATABLE

    18A Holder of an afternoon service

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    4
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    VERNON

    29D Castle with many steps

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    4
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    ALANDTIPPERGORE

    30A Former Washington duo

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    3
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    ASTRINGS

    7A Violin components

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    3
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    INMAN

    44D Hero of Charles Frazier's "Cold Mountain"

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    3
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    NEWSSTAND

    31D Paper carrier

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    3
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    CAMETOTHERESCUE

    37A Stepped in like Superman

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    2
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    FOREORDAINS

    24D Fates

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    2
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    INAMONGST debut

    11D Surrounded by

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    1
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    PUNCHEDTAPE debut

    5D Paper strip for old computer data

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    1
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    SPOONOUT debut

    16A Ladle

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    1