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Sunday · 140 answers · 24 debuts

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

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    ELI

    74D Roth who directed the 2005 horror flick "Hostel"

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    ECO

    27D Green: Prefix

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    ESSO

    95A Classic brand whose symbol is a tiger

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    EMIT

    74A Radiate

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    ASA

    32A ___ given

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    KNEE

    123A See 103-Down

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    DEE

    121D Low mark

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    ECON

    38D Coll. major

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    REF

    66A One making calls

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    ANNA

    33D Actress Karina who played Scheherazade

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    TOO

    96A "___ bad"

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    REDS

    117D Some roulette bets

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    LAB

    29D Family pooch

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    YEP

    122D Rural affirmative

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    87
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    HANOI

    118A Capital that's the home of Lenin Park

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    ASOF

    54A Starting

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    KIA

    73A Spectra maker

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    ESTE

    30A Renaissance family name

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    LEGO

    64A Big name in construction

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    ENS

    101A O's predecessors

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    EZRA

    43D Prophet who led Jews back to Jerusalem

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    GEO

    56D Prefix with centric

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    PALE

    37D Anemic-looking

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    KNOT

    86D Rope expert's favorite radio station?

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    GTO

    99D Sporty Pontiac

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    HAR

    6D Laugh sound

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    DETER

    108D Stop

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    72
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    OFF

    50D Mistaken

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    SGTS

    63D Cpls.' superiors

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    MESAS

    25D Mojave Desert vista

    7
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    SALON

    111D Permanent site?

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    FERN

    90A Spore producer

    7
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    COLD

    119A Distant

    7
    40
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    OLAV

    20A Antarctica's Prince ___ Coast

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    OLSEN

    15D Half of a 1930's vaudeville duo

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    POPE

    88D Poet who wrote "To err is human …"

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    THETA

    110D Angle denoter, in math

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    AMOCO

    34A 1998 British Petroleum acquisition

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    SAHARA

    18A 3 1/2 million square mile expanse

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    UNLIT

    112D Pitch-black

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    ISOMER

    21A Diethyl ether, to butanol

    5
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    ARNO

    78D River to the Ligurian Sea

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    FLAT

    60D Lacking sparkle

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    FLAP

    87A Scandal

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    NOELS

    113D Seasonal music

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    CACAO

    47A Tree with pods

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    FOOD

    106A Interstate sign

    4
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    NEPALI

    77A Like King Gyanendra

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    ARA

    42A Constellation next to Telescopium

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    OREL

    35D City SSW of Moscow

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    CSA

    98D Org. for Va., but not Md.

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    OVATE

    107D Like quaking aspen leaves

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    TATAS

    16D Byes

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    NODES

    105D Lymphatic system parts

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    ETOILE

    125A Object in le ciel

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    HOOHA

    14D To-do

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    ERTES

    9D Some Art Deco works

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    ICANSO

    31A Playground retort

    3
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    NEARTO

    61A Not far from

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    HAVETO

    89A Must

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    EUR

    12D Port. is part of it

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    MOORE

    40D Longtime Lone Ranger player

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    AFL

    80D Half of a noted 1955 merger: Abbr.

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    SABE

    79A "Quién ___?"

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    CREST

    5D Procter & Gamble brand

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    GETIT

    99A "Understand?"

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    ENTITLE

    28A Authorize

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    INDOOR

    115A Covered

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    ZOOMS

    24A Whizzes (by)

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    ICERINK

    85A Place to see a camel

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    NARITA

    10D Tokyo airport

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    WONK

    84D Overstudious sort

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    RATERS

    39D Judges

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    ELOI

    65D Morlocks' prey in "The Time Machine"

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    OTIC

    83D Suffix with neur-

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    OENO

    7D Vintner's prefix

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    OPENSEA

    7A Deep water

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    PIECES

    68D Shares

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    EDUCATE

    120A Lecture

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    ASEVER

    72D Complimentary closing

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    AHOOT

    3D "What ___!"

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    ALOTOF

    52A Many

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    ISEENOW

    81A "Aha"

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    TOECAP

    100D Kicker's aid

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    PROVE

    8D Turn out

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    SHERRI

    44D L.P.G.A. star ___ Turner

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    KASBAH

    41D Old section in Algiers

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    YELLED debut

    122A Blasted, with "at"

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    KEEPERS

    127A Big fish, say

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    CAPERS debut

    69D Tricks

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    PICKPOCKET

    102D "Fingersmith"

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    IDLER

    104D Lazybones

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    OSTE

    23A Bone: Prefix

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    DEANE

    76D Silas ___, emissary of the Continental Congress to France

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    ESPO

    43A 1969 N.H.L. M.V.P., familiarly

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    NEVA

    82D River that flows by the Hermitage

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    ONONE

    103D With 123-Across, pleading, perhaps

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    REHEAT

    26A Prepare, as leftovers

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    AERATED

    124A Exposed to oxygen

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    BOFF

    59A Hit, in Variety slang

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    GENERIC

    57A Brand X

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    BLEATS

    71D Farm cries

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    MINDS

    93D Smart set?

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    SCAG

    36D Heroin, slangily

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    ERRATUM

    19A Lapse

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    POOLTABLE

    49D Image this puzzle grid is supposed to suggest

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    TAMMI

    4D 1960's singer Terrell

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    MOVEIT

    25A "Go!"

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    ZHOU

    51A Hua's predecessor as Chinese premier

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    FEVERS

    116A Temperatures

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    SNAPOPEN

    48A Undo, as binder rings

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    DATSUNS debut

    109A Old 280Z's and 280ZX's

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    HOTPOCKET debut

    14A Microwaveable lunch sandwich

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    4
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    LEGREST debut

    55A Recliner feature

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    4
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    POSTER

    45D Campaign need

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    SPICERACK

    97A Kitchen fixture

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    EIGHTBALL debut

    70A Game played on a 49-Down

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    3
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    NEVIN

    94A Ethelbert who composed "Mighty Lak' a Rose"

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    3
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    NOTRARE

    22A Medium, maybe

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    3
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    OUTOFPOCKET debut

    46D Like some expenses

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    POCKETVETO debut

    17D Presidential prerogative

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    POCKETWATCH debut

    1A Item on a chain

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    POINTB debut

    102A Simple itinerary destination

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    3
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    WASON debut

    2D Had a base in baseball

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    AIRPOCKET debut

    72A Avalanche victim's salvation

    0
    2
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    CIII

    58D Early second-century year

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    2
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    PANTSPOCKET

    128A Lint collector?

    0
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    POCKETSIZE debut

    1D Miniature

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    SIDEPOCKET

    114D Start of 67-Across or end of 72-Across, literally

    0
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    ALTOIDS debut

    75A Popular candy since the 1780's

    0
    1
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    AMERICANENGLISH debut

    13D Language that favors "sedans" to "saloons"

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    1
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    COIFFURE debut

    92D Do

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    1
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    FIVEMINUTEBREAK debut

    53D Quick timeout

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    POCKETERS debut

    126A Subtle thieves

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    POCKETKNIFE debut

    67D Handy-dandy tool

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    POCKETPCS debut

    67A Powerful handheld electronic devices

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    1
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    REVISAL debut

    62A Bit of editing

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    SPERMBANK debut

    36A It has frozen assets

    0
    1
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    STATEMAP debut

    11D Road atlas part

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    1
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    UNCLETOM debut

    91A Aunt Chloe's husband, in literature

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