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Sunday · 132 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    SET

    106A Geared up

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    402
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    AREA

    33D Vicinity

    46
    631
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    ASAP

    90D Order letters

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    300
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    UNIT

    16D Hand or foot

    28
    230
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    AMEN

    73A "You said a mouthful!"

    27
    296
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    YET

    13D So far

    27
    201
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    REN

    46A Stimpy's TV pal

    27
    198
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    SPY

    82A Infiltrator

    27
    177
  9. 9
    ALOT

    54A Quite often

    23
    262
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    ELAN

    52A Impetuous quality

    20
    267
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    ERIN

    40A "___ go bragh!"

    19
    279
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    EARL

    67A ___ of Oxford

    19
    195
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    EDIE

    27D Underground film actress Sedgwick

    19
    190
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    MAC

    6A Bub

    19
    133
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    SOLO

    65A Player's chance to shine

    18
    135
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    INANE

    60D Nonsensical

    17
    193
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    SEED

    18D Some bird feed

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    141
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    ARID

    35D Like the Gobi

    16
    222
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    WAR

    36A "The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift

    15
    149
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    WHO

    83A "___ says?"

    15
    89
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    AROSE

    15D Cropped up

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    154
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    ADORE

    21A Think the world of

    13
    184
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    RISE

    81A Sprout

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    150
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    RDA

    99D Cereal box abbr.

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    138
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    TESTS

    85A Tries

    12
    94
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    LENA

    2D River of Yakutsk

    11
    140
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    EXES

    72D They've split

    11
    130
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    READ

    80D Go through volumes

    11
    115
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    NEST

    71D Swift production?

    10
    242
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    STERN

    53A Forbidding

    10
    113
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    ALIA

    7D Inter ___

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    108
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    TERN

    32D Cousin of a gull

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    85
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    ERNIE

    22A Muppet who sang "Rubber Duckie"

    9
    163
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    EDITS

    30A Tightens a piece, say

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    101
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    HULA

    92D ___ Bowl (postseason game)

    9
    89
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    ESAI

    49A Morales of "NYPD Blue"

    8
    128
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    REX

    77A Alternative to Rover

    8
    111
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    LILAC

    86D Pale purple

    8
    92
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    TANS

    20D Whips but good

    8
    81
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    FAST

    89A Lickety-split

    8
    69
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    UMPS

    29A Vest wearers

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    69
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    TAPAS

    32A Kind of bar

    8
    44
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    IBAR

    69D Steel grating component

    7
    91
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    SANS

    97D ___-culotte

    7
    82
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    CODE

    91D Set of standards

    7
    66
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    ALEE

    94D "Hard ___!" (sailor's yell)

    6
    275
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    EER

    56D Ending with profit or racket

    6
    212
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    TSETSE

    42D Fly from Africa

    6
    113
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    NEEDS

    107A Isn't complete without

    6
    85
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    ENRON

    67D "Conspiracy of Fools" topic

    6
    73
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    ABYSS

    105A Deep gulf

    6
    65
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    DRAB

    93D Colorless

    6
    65
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    PEACE

    104A Tranquility

    6
    56
  54. 54
    DANCE

    102A Jive, e.g.

    6
    47
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    MISC

    6D Other: Abbr.

    6
    36
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    FROG

    89D Jumper

    6
    33
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    ECLAT

    43D Ceremonial splendor

    5
    113
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    LEON

    86A One of Emma's lovers in "Madame Bovary"

    5
    101
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    IDEST

    10D Lead-in to further explanation

    5
    88
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    PROD

    12D Impel to action

    5
    53
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    LEERY

    84A Suspicious

    4
    52
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    MIATA

    44D Sporty Mazda

    4
    49
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    OUTER

    66A External

    4
    41
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    EBBED

    76A Subsided

    4
    37
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    NOIRE

    64A Bête ___

    4
    36
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    TROD

    96D Walked along

    3
    90
  67. 67
    SATIN

    34A Attended without really belonging

    3
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    METAL

    87A Quonset hut material

    3
    58
  69. 69
    ASHORE

    74D How things may get washed

    3
    47
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    GETAT

    55A Subtly suggest

    3
    41
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    NORAH

    61D NBC newswoman O'Donnell

    3
    28
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    TOADS

    63D Witches' familiars, often

    3
    27
  73. 73
    LAUDS

    14A Talks up

    3
    21
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    CLEAVE

    25D Split

    3
    14
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    BSA

    37A Badge awarder: Abbr.

    2
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    DICE

    17D They're spotted in casinos

    2
    71
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    PENT

    95D Confined, with "up"

    2
    51
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    ANNALS

    74A Archive's contents

    2
    28
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    EATERY

    59D Bistro

    2
    25
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    LASTED

    28A Remained functional

    2
    13
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    ACHIER

    90A In more pain

    2
    10
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    ADLAI

    101A Two-time loser to Dwight

    1
    64
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    GRAF

    1D Seven-time Wimbledon winner

    1
    36
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    SALUTE

    34D General acknowledgment?

    1
    26
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    PORES

    11D Summer sweaters?

    1
    24
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    ESTOPS

    5D Impedes legally

    1
    20
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    MEANY

    87D No-goodnik

    1
    19
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    SEALED

    53D Like diplomatic pouches

    1
    17
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    BISECT

    37D Split, in a way

    1
    16
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    SCARES

    38D Horror film's offerings

    1
    15
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    SWANN

    31D Main character in Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past"

    1
    14
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    SWEETIE

    79D Ladylove

    1
    13
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    ANASTASIA

    23A 1956 Oscar-winning title role for Ingrid Bergman

    1
    11
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    TENGALLON debut

    103A Kind of hat

    1
    3
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    SEVE

    31A Golfer Ballesteros

    0
    31
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    GLIDE

    1A Fly effortlessly

    0
    21
  97. 97
    GRILLE

    55D Distinctive Rolls-Royce feature

    0
    21
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    ARISTOTLE

    70D "Metaphysica" writer

    0
    16
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    CLEOPATRA

    100A About whom Shakespeare wrote "Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale / Her infinite variety"

    0
    15
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    TRALEE

    63A Historic Irish city

    0
    15
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    AKINS

    39D Claude who starred in TV's "Lobo"

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    12
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    MARLENE

    51D 1984 Hollywood biopic

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    9
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    DRONES

    57D Some reconnaissance craft

    0
    8
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    ERICS

    88D Olympians Liddell and Heiden

    0
    8
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    SALTINES

    75D Soup accompaniers

    0
    8
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    DRUMUP

    58D Foster, as enthusiasm

    0
    7
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    RETINOL debut

    45D Another name for vitamin A

    0
    7
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    IDALUPINO

    3D "High Sierra" actress

    0
    6
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    LEHAVRE

    14D City on the Seine

    0
    6
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    OSCINE debut

    48A Like a crow or lark

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    6
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    RESCALE

    81D Make larger or smaller, as a photo

    0
    6
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    WYLIE

    47A Poet/novelist Elinor

    0
    6
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    DEICES

    57A Sows with salt, maybe

    0
    5
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    DISCMAN

    4D Sony introduction of 1984

    0
    5
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    TAIPAN

    85D Clavell novel set in Hong Kong

    0
    5
  116. 116
    BYJOVE debut

    41D "Here's a pleasant surprise!"

    0
    4
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    DIANELANE debut

    68A Oscar nominee for "Unfaithful," 2002

    0
    3
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    NAOMIJUDD

    50A Half of a longtime country duo

    0
    3
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    WILIER

    47D More artful

    0
    3
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    CLARETRED debut

    8D Crimson

    0
    2
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    DERIDEAPRICOTS debut

    93A Show contempt for yellow fruit?

    0
    2
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    FALCONCARESSED debut

    26A Terse account of what happened at the Raptor Petting Zoo?

    0
    2
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    TIPPY debut

    9A Unstable

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    2
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    USABLY

    62D In a convenient way

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    2
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    BARRETTEMAVERICK debut

    41A Girl who wears hair clips in nonstandard ways?

    0
    1
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    DERIVEINRESTAURANTS debut

    58A Work on logical proofs while dining out?

    0
    1
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    DESELECTS debut

    68D Cancels, as in an online order form

    0
    1
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    DURESSREHEARSALS debut

    78A Practice sessions for coercion?

    0
    1
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    PEROTCHOICE debut

    24A James Stockdale as running mate?

    0
    1
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    REDISTILL debut

    19A Raise the proof?

    0
    1
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    SOULTERRAIN debut

    98A The Kingdom of Heaven?

    0
    1
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    TAPSINTO debut

    9D Accesses

    0
    1