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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ATE

    112A Did not go fast?

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    OLE

    47D Word of encouragement

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    ADO

    9D Big flap

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    477
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    ELSE

    5D Further

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    EON

    107D Lot of time

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    NEO

    57D Opposite of paleo-

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    ROE

    120D Fish eggs

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    ELS

    14D Mass transit choices

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    EARS

    35D Head set

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    ENT

    59A "The Lord of the Rings" creature

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    ADELE

    74D Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of ___ Bloch-Bauer I"

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    TEND

    104D Oversee

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    RTE

    36D MapQuest request: Abbr.

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    AAA

    101A Battery size

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    AIDE

    115D Page, for one

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    EARL

    49D Banjo-picker Scruggs

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    EEK

    81A Hair-raising cry

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    ABE

    12A Copper head?

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    DEL

    92A State with the fewest counties (three): Abbr.

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    128
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    TEL

    50A Bus. card abbr.

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    LAO

    95D ___-tzu

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    INC

    17D Money rival

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    LANE

    56A It has gutters on each side

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    DIS

    88A Run down

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    SLO

    52A ___-mo

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    STEER

    11D Leather source

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    ASIDE

    26A Private line

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    126
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    DEB

    64D Girl in a gown

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    ESO

    80A Eydie Gormé's "___ Es el Amor"

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    DEAR

    91D Pricey

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    SITAR

    1D Relative of a mandolin

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    SEEPS

    127A Percolates

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    HIP

    93D Smart

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    AMUSE

    2D Tickle

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    REALM

    54A Area of authority

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    TOOL

    32D Diligent student, in slang

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    94
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    ARNIE

    85A Becker on "L.A. Law"

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    KIM

    83D Mrs. Doonesbury, in the comics

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    58
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    HASAT

    79D Sets upon

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    TSE

    18D Bisected fly?

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    EER

    39A Suffix with convention

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    SHA

    27A "___-La-La" (Al Green hit)

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    OLDS

    90A ___ 88

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    YEAS

    99A House calls?

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    ADAMS

    7A Subject of a David McCullough political biography

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    GRIT

    15A Staying power

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    EMS

    126A 9-1-1 grp.

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    TITO

    84A Boxer Trinidad

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    NAILS

    106D Accomplishes perfectly, as a dismount

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    45
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    SPRIG

    3D Cutting

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    IMPALA

    19A Chevy introduced in 1958

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    MYERS

    109D Fort ___, Fla.

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    LTD

    117D Old Ford

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    GENRE

    113A Film noir, e.g.

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    THEME

    38D English class assignment

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    TENURE

    48A Staying power?

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    VII

    72D Sundial hour

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    31
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    ADFEE debut

    62A Cost of time or space

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    12
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    ATO

    37A From ___ Z

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    ESA

    116D Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen

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    ONEND

    63A Without a break

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    SADAT

    20A Time's 1977 Man of the Year

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    THEA

    73A TV's "___-Team"

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    DAT

    6D "Gimme ___!"

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    OSH

    24D Kyrgyzstan city

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    BESETS

    13D Lays siege to

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    FAO

    114A ___ Schwarz

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    ERROLL

    66D "Misty" composer Garner

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    SUPES debut

    111D Film extras, for short

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    3
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    ELEV

    51A Your highness?: Abbr.

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    ARAT

    41A Shakespearean question after "How now!"

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    EDISON

    82D Kinetoscope inventor

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    URE

    61A Mary of "Where Eagles Dare"

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    SATES

    53A Stuffs

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    ATH

    102A High-school dept.

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    EDERLE

    124A Gertrude who swam the English Channel

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    STRAD

    42D Pricey strings

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    GUSTO

    86A Verve

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    LEV

    121D Pentateuch book: Abbr.

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    REGS

    31A Laws, informally

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    EERIER

    68D More chilling

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    ELSINORE

    116A "Hamlet" setting

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    IVANHOE

    46D Son of Cedric the Saxon

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    CES

    33D These: Fr.

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    BRIER

    78A Kind of patch

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    ENGRAM

    100D Memory trace

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    REPLACE

    65A Succeed

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    WELOST

    45D Defeatees' comment

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    GUTE debut

    22D "___ Nacht" (German words of parting)

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    ORT

    71D Table scrap

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    ESTO

    76D Start of Idaho's motto

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    ENV

    58D P.O. item

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    OME

    118D East End abode

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    HEARD

    79A Received, as a message

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    SEALE

    28A "A Lonely Rage" autobiographer

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    ANSE

    40A Faulkner hero

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    ALANON

    29D Support group

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    DATASET

    8D Computer input

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    ITBE

    98A "Wouldn't ___ Loverly?"

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    ABILENE

    12D McMurry University site

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    TREETOP

    60D Place for a star

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    ADDL

    125A Not included: Abbr.

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    GETA

    86D "___ life!"

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    EARFLAP

    96D Deerstalker fold-down

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    HENSON

    93A John who hosted TV's "Talk Soup"

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    SOONYI

    77D Woody's partner

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    TNG

    30A "Star Trek" series, to fans

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    VERSES

    128A They may be light or free

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    SATEENS

    94D Lush fabrics

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    ATYOU

    115A "Well, look ___!"

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    ASSHE

    7D "Steady ___ goes"

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    SPACEAGE

    89D Modern and technologically advanced

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    AMBS

    108A Appointees confirmed by Cong.

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    ARMAS

    105D 1980s major-league slugger Tony

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    HEEDER

    43D Attentive one

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    LETSUP

    34D Eases off

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    OLAFII debut

    44D Sainted king called "the Stout"

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    SHATNER

    97D "Boston Legal" Emmy winner

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    RISESTO

    75A Meets, as a challenge

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    BELGIANS

    21A Strong draft horses

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    BOULE

    110D Synthetic gem

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    DEIS

    69A Agnus ___ (Mass prayers)

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    HANDSAW

    4D It goes back and forth in a workshop

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    SASHED debut

    1A Like windows and geishas

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    UNBIASED

    87D Fair-minded

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    CHANDU

    67D "___ the Magician" (old radio series)

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    ISSUANCE

    25A Act of putting into circulation

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    RANGTRUE debut

    16D Seemed right

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    THESCARLETLETTER debut

    32A *1850 American literature classic

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    AGOAL debut

    123A Have ___ in mind

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    GIANTANTEATER debut

    15D *Toothless South American animal

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    1
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    LESSESSENTIAL debut

    55D *Not so important

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    1
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    MANSARDS debut

    10D Victorian roofs

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    1
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    MARLINLINEUP debut

    119A *Miami baseball list

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    1
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    PAINTINTOACORNER debut

    103A *Put at bay

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    SHOVEOVER debut

    70A *Push aside

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    1
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    SHOWHOWITSDONE debut

    42A *Demonstrate the method

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    1
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    SIMPLEPLEASURE debut

    94A *Walk in the park, say

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    1
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    STEADMAN debut

    122A British composer Robert

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    TURNSTOSTONE debut

    23A *What someone who looks at Medusa does

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