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Sunday · 136 answers · 18 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

    124A Word before or after old

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    ANTE

    14D Blue chip, maybe

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    ECO

    63A Modern prefix with village

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    ACRE

    55D Fair-sized plot

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    ONTO

    91D Latch ___

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    ARK

    30D Place for couples?

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    ALOT

    30A Heaps

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    ALEC

    44D "While We're Young" songwriter Wilder

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    PAT

    13A Bit of congratulations

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    GPA

    119D Transcript fig.

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    IDS

    39A They're checked at the door

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    TIER

    94A Level

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    HERS

    62D Towel stitching

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    NERO

    45D Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty

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    SIP

    16A Nurse

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    SERA

    64A Blood fluids

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    INERT

    17D Lifeless

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    DEER

    115D Some game

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    ADIEU

    78D Something bid

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    DISS

    107A Univ. paper

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    AVER

    81A State

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    TOSS

    26A Chuck

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    SINE

    46A Right triangle figure

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    ESTE

    114D 90 degrees from sur

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    SECT

    1D Faction

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    RHEA

    54A Stand-up comedian Caroline

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    EACH

    61A For one

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    NAST

    111D Cartoonist who created the Tammany Hall tiger

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    ENS

    99A Neuron's tips?

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    TENOR

    66A Wagner's Tannhäuser, e.g.

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    SEAS

    42A Seven ___

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    LEST

    113D For fear that

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    OLEO

    90A It may not need clarification

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    DAIS

    3D Speech spot

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    BTU

    11D A/C meas.

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    ORALB

    9D Reach rival

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    MOON

    83A Object rising in a Van Gogh landscape

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    UVEA

    71D Eye part

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    LANAI

    104D Roofed patio

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    SPASM

    103D Charley horse, e.g.

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    SWEET

    125A "Nice!"

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    PEON

    112D Drudge

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    TWEE

    8D Precious, to a Brit

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    ZEST

    32D Procter & Gamble soap

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    TORT

    80D Wrong

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    RTS

    98D Some footballers: Abbr.

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    ERRANT

    77A Traveling

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    CUR

    70A Nasty biter

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    PRAM

    58D Cornwall carriage

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    TACH

    48A Part of a dash

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    PAEAN

    43A Psalm, e.g.

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    PERSE

    18D Intrinsically

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    SAHIB

    95A Indian honorific

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    DOWN

    96A Elevator button

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    STILE

    49A It goes around at an amusement park

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    SUEZ

    51D Red Sea port

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    AANDE

    35D "Biography" channel

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    ENROLL

    105A Sign up

    3
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    WRATH

    20A "Day of ___" (what "Dies Irae" means)

    3
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    ANISTON

    116A "The Break-Up" co-star, 2006

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    PLED

    112A Made a case

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    RETRY

    38A Go for again

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    AMCS

    4D Some movie theaters

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    MIDIS

    50A Some skirts

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    EARACHE

    29D One cold symptom

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    TOMBS

    8A Resting places

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    TIESUP

    57A Jams

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    DOLAN debut

    59A HBO founder Charles

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    4
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    DUPLO debut

    85A Brand of Lego bricks

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    3
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    EARLE

    47A Football Hall-of-Famer ___ (Greasy) Neale

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    MEDEA

    88A Euripides tragedy

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    LACES

    121A Shoe store purchase

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    MIG

    123A Cold war jet

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    CAMS

    70D Video shooters, for short

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    WANED

    53D Drawn back

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    EZER

    56A Former Israeli president Weizman

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    STEELY

    27A Unbending

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    DYNAMO

    110A Houston pro soccer team

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    LYCEE

    106D It ends with a baccalauréat

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    BAZAAR

    31A Place to buy a hookah

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    NORUSH

    60D "Take your time"

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    GNEISS

    36D Banded rock

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    NTEST

    79D Bygone explosion, in headlines

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    SLAVE

    103A Ben-Hur, for a time

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    OTHO

    2D Roman emperor with a three-month reign

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    TONG

    109D Chinese mafia

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    DAW

    118D Black bird

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    SEALE

    92A Bobby of the Chicago Eight

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    REPEAL

    67D 1932 Democratic campaign plank

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    SODAPOP

    1A Drink with a straw

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    RIPOSTE

    122A Comeback

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    STEAMER

    25A Clambake item

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    PIK

    5D Commercial end for Water

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    ZAGS

    73A Turns the other way

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    LEPEW

    52A Cartoon character who amorously chases Penelope

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    ANILINE

    21A Oil used in making polyurethane

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    BSMT

    40D Real-estate ad abbr.

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    DEREG

    75A Freedom from government control, for short

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    EELPOT

    37D Fisherman's trap

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    ETAMINE

    19A Open-mesh fabric

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    GLAREDAT

    76D Eyed angrily

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    ILDUCE

    101D W.W. II nickname

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    SADTO

    87A "___ say ..."

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    SANTINI

    120A "The Great ___" (Pat Conroy novel)

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    MISTI

    100A Peru's El ___ volcano

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    TIECLIPS

    15D Haberdashery purchases

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    EPISODIC

    93D Like most sitcoms

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    LATEDATE

    22D Relatively recent time

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    MAGRITTE debut

    34A "The Treachery of Images" artist

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    NEWSREELS

    84D Onetime Movietone productions

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    OLDTIMERS

    86D Veterans

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    ONESLICE

    6D Common pizzeria order

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    KEELED

    41D Capsized, with "over"

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    MAGYAR debut

    10D Hungarian

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    MLIII

    34D 13 years before the Battle of Hastings

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    SHEDATEAR

    12D Start to weep

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    SOLOING

    74D Eschewing help

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    ABSENTIA

    89D A defendant may be tried in it

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    FREQ

    68A Radio no.

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    LETTERED

    24D Achieved in school athletics

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    PENTOTHAL

    7D Lie detector alternative

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    REINVEST debut

    82D Not take out of the company, say

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    SCANTER

    126A Less sufficient

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    AGOODMEANIE debut

    65D Bully turned Samaritan?

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    BLANKCHEEK debut

    40A Result of not wearing rouge?

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    CHICKENLEAGUE debut

    23A Organization of easily frightened people?

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    DETECTORS debut

    28A Sensors

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    EDUCATEDGEESE debut

    117A Smart fowl?

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    1
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    HARDPRIEST debut

    97A Strict Jesuit?

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    LENTE debut

    33A Italian eyeglass

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    LETITOUT debut

    102A Psychiatrist's urging

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    PARENTAGE debut

    108A Extraction

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    PASTRYSHEAF debut

    13D Bundle of pies?

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    QRATIO debut

    69D Market value of a company's assets divided by their replacement cost

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    REDHEARING debut

    72D House Un-American Activities Committee event?

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    SIMONSEIZE debut

    16D "Mr. Cowell, grab that 'American Idol' contestant!"?

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