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Sunday · 138 answers · 21 debuts

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

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    EAR

    31D Pencil holder, sometimes

    57
    485
  2. 2
    LSD

    33A What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" may or may not be about

    41
    245
  3. 3
    AHA

    93A Cry with eyes lit up

    40
    379
  4. 4
    ISEE

    109D Dawning response

    36
    360
  5. 5
    OGRE

    24A Nasty sort

    36
    284
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    ESAU

    81D Birthright seller

    31
    245
  7. 7
    SAD

    26A Blue

    31
    236
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    EMIT

    39D Put out

    30
    262
  9. 9
    NTH

    96D Lofty degree

    30
    251
  10. 10
    ONES

    64A Low-value wad

    28
    295
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    UTE

    95A 4 x 4

    27
    263
  12. 12
    YET

    36D "But on the other hand …"

    27
    201
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    ETE

    45A Berlioz's "Les nuits d'___"

    24
    320
  14. 14
    TIARA

    55A Pageant prize

    24
    152
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    ATOM

    6D Tittle

    23
    266
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    INCA

    10D Old inhabitant of 14-Across

    23
    212
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    AURA

    74A Mystique

    22
    218
  18. 18
    AAA

    63A Energizer or Duracell option

    20
    230
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    ERIN

    108D March slogan word

    19
    279
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    EDAM

    104A Dutch export

    19
    216
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    NATO

    96A Cold war winner

    19
    167
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    OAHU

    59D Pearl City setting

    18
    185
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    ETTU

    15D Dramatic rebuke

    16
    191
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    SCAM

    80D Offer that seems too good to be true, probably

    16
    168
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    NERO

    124A Agrippina's slayer

    15
    243
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    RAD

    110D "Way cool!"

    14
    134
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    TONI

    32A Literature Nobelist Morrison

    14
    117
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    EASY

    112D With 84-Across, very simple

    13
    153
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    OSCAR

    1A With 126-Across, author of the quip starting at 27-Across

    13
    145
  30. 30
    NINA

    117A One of a sailing trio

    13
    108
  31. 31
    PERU

    14A Modern home of the 10-Down

    12
    161
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    REIN

    16D Scout leader?

    12
    147
  33. 33
    ABATE

    28D Stem

    12
    108
  34. 34
    ISSUE

    54A Matter of debate

    12
    89
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    HERO

    107D "My ___!"

    11
    159
  36. 36
    ARMS

    6A Kind of race

    10
    95
  37. 37
    ILE

    48A Project completion?

    9
    234
  38. 38
    NEA

    90A Granting grp.

    9
    217
  39. 39
    ERNIE

    83A "Rubber Duckie" singer of children's TV

    9
    163
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    CASH

    49D Bills, e.g.

    9
    101
  41. 41
    EMMY

    125A Prize since 1949

    9
    54
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    TREES

    43D Hammock supports

    8
    77
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    WOO

    113A Try to win, in a way

    7
    82
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    ATLAST

    60A "It's about time!"

    7
    58
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    EMINEM

    100D Artist with the 2002 #1 hit "Lose Yourself"

    7
    36
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    TSE

    102A Lao-___

    6
    228
  47. 47
    STALE

    70D Tired

    6
    84
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    GONE

    123A Call after a hammer is hit

    6
    59
  49. 49
    CELEB

    30A V.I.P.

    6
    50
  50. 50
    PLO

    73A Ramallah grp.

    5
    105
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    HAY

    22D Part of a manger scene

    5
    79
  52. 52
    OHMS

    1D ___ law

    5
    60
  53. 53
    RELIT

    35D Sparked anew

    5
    48
  54. 54
    ABED

    69D Retired

    4
    78
  55. 55
    BOSC

    85A Winter pear

    4
    56
  56. 56
    KERR

    44A "An Affair to Remember" star, 1957

    4
    56
  57. 57
    MEARA

    53D Anne of comedy

    4
    53
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    AKITA

    34D Muscular watchdog

    4
    45
  59. 59
    AVI

    4D Flying start?

    4
    37
  60. 60
    PYRO

    14D Match player?

    4
    26
  61. 61
    REDACT

    38A Edit

    4
    17
  62. 62
    MIRROR

    8D Fun house item

    4
    15
  63. 63
    INGE

    10A "Come Back, Little Sheba" playwright

    3
    124
  64. 64
    OWED

    114D Had to settle

    3
    60
  65. 65
    DIME

    52A Site for Franklin Roosevelt

    3
    57
  66. 66
    SOYA

    2D Nutritious bean

    3
    40
  67. 67
    TIETO

    77D Link with

    3
    35
  68. 68
    LETAT

    47D Sic on

    3
    24
  69. 69
    NOLO

    51D Court plea, briefly

    2
    69
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    ALDENTE

    94D Just firm enough

    2
    35
  71. 71
    TUES

    121A Election day: Abbr.

    2
    22
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    BEANO

    72D Game of chance

    2
    21
  73. 73
    UBOATS

    75A W.W. II wolf pack

    2
    19
  74. 74
    ICESAW debut

    101D Winter fishing tool

    2
    8
  75. 75
    ATEE

    50D Exactly, after "to"

    1
    102
  76. 76
    CAUSE

    42D Revolution, for one

    1
    33
  77. 77
    XENO

    111D Strange: Prefix

    1
    23
  78. 78
    WILDE

    126A See 1-Across

    1
    19
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    SCHLEP

    82D Lug

    1
    17
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    GOTHS

    12D Ones dressed in black

    1
    16
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    PROVO

    62D Brigham Young University site

    1
    16
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    LINEAGE

    91A It can be found in a tree

    1
    14
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    REFILL

    5D Common ink purchase

    1
    7
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    FEELER

    98D It's a test

    1
    6
  85. 85
    SAMLET

    122A Fish that may someday spawn

    1
    3
  86. 86
    EREI

    68D "… ___ saw Elba"

    0
    63
  87. 87
    SNIPE

    103D Not attack head-on

    0
    42
  88. 88
    GUN

    87D Floor (it)

    0
    41
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    OSTE

    115D Bone head?

    0
    31
  90. 90
    TOPE

    61D Imbibe

    0
    25
  91. 91
    SABU

    70A "The Thief of Bagdad" actor, 1940

    0
    23
  92. 92
    PELF

    62A Lucre

    0
    17
  93. 93
    TVPG

    106D Family viewing mark

    0
    17
  94. 94
    USCG

    17D S O S responder: Abbr.

    0
    16
  95. 95
    ANSON

    41D Actor Williams of "Happy Days"

    0
    11
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    DUHS

    67D Dim responses

    0
    11
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    CRETAN

    49A King Minos, for one

    0
    10
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    NOCHE

    105A Día's opposite

    0
    10
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    ENORME

    97A Huge, to Hugo

    0
    8
  100. 100
    EPHEDRA debut

    13D F.D.A.-banned supplement

    0
    8
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    GFLAT

    58D Black piano key

    0
    8
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    NEATLY

    11D With every hair in place

    0
    8
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    ASABC

    84A See 112-Down

    0
    7
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    NMI debut

    119D Application form abbr.

    0
    7
  105. 105
    ROGETS

    7D It's read word for word

    0
    7
  106. 106
    STEINEM

    9D "Revolution From Within" author

    0
    7
  107. 107
    TOIT

    20A "Hop ___!"

    0
    7
  108. 108
    UTENN debut

    88D Knoxville sch.

    0
    7
  109. 109
    AHSIN

    71D Mark Twain/Bret Harte play

    0
    6
  110. 110
    CIARDI

    29D Poet with the longtime NPR program "A Word in Your Ear"

    0
    6
  111. 111
    MRX

    46A Man of mystery

    0
    6
  112. 112
    BARIUM

    99D Element that quickly oxidizes in air

    0
    4
  113. 113
    GETITON

    92D Begin something, in slang

    0
    4
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    RENEWER

    19D Satisfied subscriber, apparently

    0
    4
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    USNEWS debut

    118A Time competitor, informally

    0
    4
  116. 116
    VERSATILE

    116A Like a Swiss Army knife

    0
    4
  117. 117
    ALLBE

    66D "Let's ___ There" (1980's NBC slogan)

    0
    3
  118. 118
    ANNASEWELL

    76D "Black Beauty" author

    0
    3
  119. 119
    DISHONOR debut

    40D Stain

    0
    3
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    PRIEDOPEN

    120A Used a crowbar on, maybe

    0
    3
  121. 121
    REFOCUS debut

    89D Get back on track

    0
    3
  122. 122
    SEAOF

    78D ___ Tranquillity

    0
    3
  123. 123
    COLDCEREAL debut

    3D Breakfast in a box

    0
    2
  124. 124
    HOOVER

    18A Product sold with a bag

    0
    2
  125. 125
    LAMINAR

    47A Layered

    0
    2
  126. 126
    MYLIFE debut

    23A Bill Clinton memoir

    0
    2
  127. 127
    NEOPHYTES debut

    21A Tyros

    0
    2
  128. 128
    SIGURD debut

    86A Brynhild's beloved

    0
    2
  129. 129
    AREALWAYSREADY debut

    34A Quip, part 2

    0
    1
  130. 130
    CATHARTIC debut

    25A Effecting a release

    0
    1
  131. 131
    DXIV debut

    37D Early sixth-century year

    0
    1
  132. 132
    FULLBENEFITSOF debut

    98A Quip, part 6

    0
    1
  133. 133
    INAMERICATHEYOUNG debut

    27A Start of a quip from Court and Society Review, 1887

    0
    1
  134. 134
    RAWUMBER debut

    56D Bygone Crayola color

    0
    1
  135. 135
    THEIRINEXPERIENCE debut

    106A End of the quip

    0
    1
  136. 136
    THEMSELVESTHE debut

    79A Quip, part 5

    0
    1
  137. 137
    TOGIVETOTHOSE debut

    57A Quip, part 3

    0
    1
  138. 138
    WHOAREOLDERTHAN debut

    65A Quip, part 4

    0
    1