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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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    AGE

    52D Sensitive subject, to some

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    IRA

    19A Investment mgr.'s subject

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    ADO

    91A Trouble

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    EGO

    117A It may be inflated

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    ADE

    54A Summer cooler

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    SOS

    6A "Help wanted"

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    ANTS

    111D Army members?

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    EWE

    104A "Concentration" pronoun

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    UNO

    64D Game with a seven-card draw

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    RAT

    69D Backstabber

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    ORB

    7D Venus or Mars

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    195
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    PRE

    70D Opposite of post-

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    NATO

    31D Turkey club?

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    NIT

    43D Little louse

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    SEAL

    32A One having a ball at the circus?

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    RES

    38A Hi-___

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    279
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    ALES

    9A Bass productions

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    ASTI

    3D City ESE of Turin

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    INTO

    116A Really digging

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    NAP

    51D High fiber?

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    LESS

    24D Marked down

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    TRES

    79D Dos follower

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    PGA

    114D Org. for drivers

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    OTTER

    100D Playful creature

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    OCEAN

    14D Thalassographer's study

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    SAW

    121A Spotted

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    114
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    AUNT

    41A One slightly higher in a tree

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    PIC

    113D Quick shot?

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    OTT

    61D 12-time baseball All-Star, 1934-45

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    STENO

    82A Shorthand taker

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    TMC

    28D HBO competitor

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    LUIGI

    10D Dramatist Pirandello who wrote "Six Characters in Search of an Author"

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    GTO

    77D It was "really lookin' fine" in a 1964 pop hit

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    NASAL

    18A Kind of spray

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    ELIDE

    5D Pass over

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    MOPE

    110D Brood

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    NAIR

    2D Product that comes as a cream or wax

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    FADS

    98A Sudoku and others

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    ALEE

    96D On the calm side

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    PEON

    66D Low hand

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    SIGN

    6D Ink

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    NOSY

    89A Snoopy

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    MERIT

    59A Kind of badge

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    NINTH

    102D Last inning, usually

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    23
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    LUCY

    20A Exasperated cry in a 1950's sitcom

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    OLIO

    61A Mix

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    RET

    29A On Soc. Sec.

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    LTD

    95D Part of a U.K. business name

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    INST

    1D Acad.

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    SYN

    12D Dict. listing

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    STRESS

    17D Pressure

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    PIERRE

    16D State capital since 1889

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    NOISY

    72A Strepitous

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    SHIED

    74D Drew back

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    ESSES

    122A Some hook shapes

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    DALE

    94A Place for a stream

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    SCRAM

    32D Split

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    TUE

    79A Datebook abbr.

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    AMISH

    96A Like some buggy drivers

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    INAWE

    1A Wide-eyed

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    ECONO

    11D Low-budget prefix

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    MUSE

    30D Deliberate

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    OPIATE

    93D Sleep inducer

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    MPS

    68D AWOL chasers

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    WASTE

    105D Refuse

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    COHN

    120A Role for 45-Down in "Angels in America"

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    GIJOE

    77A 1945 Robert Mitchum war film

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    DEIGN

    27A Lower oneself

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    FSHARP

    21D Only key Irving Berlin composed in

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    ORONO

    101D Home of the Black Bears

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    ABNER

    34D Li'l Broadway role for Peter Palmer

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    TOG

    87A Dress (up)

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    RANAT

    50A Attacked, in a way

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    AIMAT

    56A Target

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    GROW

    108D Wax

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    TEMPT

    118A Bait

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    YATES

    75D Eastwood's "Rawhide" role

    2
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    EATERY

    115A Diner

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    TOPPS

    13A Big name in cards

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    PEWTER

    15D Tankard material

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    THEATRE

    28A It has wings but doesn't fly

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    GRANDMA

    108A She may be off her rocker

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    CABOOSES

    39A Rear ends, slangily

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    NCOS

    49D Ones getting base pay?: Abbr.

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    ACRO

    37A Prefix with phobia

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    SNERT

    119A Comics canine

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    RIPEN

    107A Turn red, maybe

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    TOD

    53D Strauss's "___ und Verklärung"

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    DEMEAN

    92D Put down

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    ADOBES

    91D Building blocks

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    IMEANT

    60D Words from a backpedaler

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    CHICAGO

    57A Hit musical with the song "Razzle Dazzle"

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    PARAGON

    76A Model

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    ALLIS

    9D "___ lost!"

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    PPP

    44A Very, very soft, in music

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    OMITTED

    106A Struck out

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    TAKENOPRISONERS

    13D Ruthless attitude

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    MINXES

    97D Playful creatures

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    GSA

    62D Fed. property overseer

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    ONEI

    84D "Dedicated to the ___ Love"

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    FER

    55A Not agin

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    DELA

    71A Oscar ___ Hoya

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    NUNN

    65D Trevor who directed "Cats"

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    DIMS

    109D Turns down

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    INFRA

    73D Red leader?

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    ULA

    42D Diminutive suffix

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    PACINO

    45D See 120-Across

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    MALA

    47D ___ fide (in bad faith)

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    SPYON

    103D Secretly watch

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    SAUDIS

    8D Allies in the Gulf war

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    ALEF

    67D First Hebrew letter: Var.

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    EAUDE

    33D ___ Cologne

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    NOTASTE

    23D What a lover of kitsch has

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    WATERLOO

    4D Ignominious end

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    HSI

    58D Philosopher Chu ___

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    IIII

    48D Sundial hour

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    MRPEANUT

    68A Advertising "spokesman" since 1916

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    SKEWER

    25A Shish-kebab need

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    IIS

    78D "___ for Innocent" (Sue Grafton novel)

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    FACEIT

    21A "Wake up!"

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    AFUSS

    35A "Don't make such ___!"

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    FEHR

    36D Longtime baseball union head Donald ___

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    GAIETY

    88D High spirits

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    TRIEDON

    26A Tested in a fitting room

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    ALMONDJOY debut

    41D Hershey bar

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    OSIP

    85D Russian poet ___ Mandelstam

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    SETSFREE

    90A Lets go

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    BEATAT

    112A Outdid in

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    OFFTOAGOODSTART

    40D Strong out of the gate

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    RUNOFTHEMILLION

    46A Supersized marathon?

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    GOSSIPED debut

    62A Spread dirt

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    NHA

    81A Old home loan org.

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    DEPOSITIONSLIP debut

    99A Pre-trial blunder?

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    MISSIONMANNERS debut

    30A Deportment on the Discovery?

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    1
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    MOUNTAINPASSION debut

    63A What Edmund Hillary had?

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    NOTIONFORPROFIT debut

    83A "Let's try e-tailing!"?

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    OFFENSES debut

    86D Transgressions

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    PONYEXPRESSION debut

    113A Neigh?

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    SITTINGBULLION debut

    22A Gold gathering dust?

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    UPTHERE debut

    80D In the sky, maybe

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