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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 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

    33A It's needed to find the right key

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    ASH

    34D Burning issue?

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    ERIE

    22A Fort ___, captured by U.S. forces in 1814

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    ORAL

    106D Voiced

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    SNL

    48D Weekly 90-min. show

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    ANA

    30A Carrier to Tokyo

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    ONIT

    106A Sleep ___

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    ALL

    27A Word with night or right

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    INN

    56A Michelin Guide listing

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    RAN

    86A Made (off)

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    SON

    6D ___ of God

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    ITS

    115D "___ magic!"

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    ASEA

    32D Steaming along, maybe

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    APSE

    119A Religious statue locale

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    ACES

    49D Nails

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    SAGA

    46D Overdrawn account?

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    USES

    29A Consumes

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    AIL

    84A Not feel oneself

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    KEN

    76D Understanding

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    EARN

    61A Bring in

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    CEO

    103A Board honcho

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    CAL

    105A Ore. neighbor

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    NINE

    28A Quick outing on the links

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    EKES

    4D Makes (out)

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    TRAM

    81D Cable carrier?

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    113
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    ATEASE

    63A Lolling

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    EIN

    117D Hamburger's one

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    TENS

    19D Second place from the right

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    LEAH

    50D Rachel's older sister

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    UTA

    110A Broadway's Hagen

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    IPOS

    104A Wall St. debuts

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    INE

    91D Suffix with serpent

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    NAPE

    107D Pick-up spot?

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    ETAT

    111D Ministre d'___

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    KNIT

    109D Furrow

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    RELIC

    82D Thing of the past

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    IRISES

    73A Camera components

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    NNE

    118D Wichita-to-Omaha dir.

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    AIDA

    77A It's set partly at the Temple of Vulcan

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    YORE

    41D Time long past

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    RAPT

    112A All ears

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    DSL

    60A Fast www hookup

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    SANS

    43D Without

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    SLIM

    74D Meager

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    MESAS

    47A Parts of the lunar landscape

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    TSE

    114D Lao-___

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    SIRS

    79D Dear ___

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    ONEL

    8D Scott Turow's first book

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    OLSEN

    62D Either sister starring in 2004's "New York Minute"

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    THIN

    92A Not safe to skate on, say

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    SEERS

    102D They may have a ball

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    LEON

    12D Nuevo ___, Mexican state bordering Texas

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    CEASE

    57A "Avast!"

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    ARCED

    83A Like a pop fly

    5
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    ENTIRE

    85A Uncut

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    RENAL

    35D Kidney-related

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    ARP

    10D Dadaist Jean

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    ARIES

    83D Old Dodge

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    LTR

    5D Photocopier tray size: Abbr.

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    WIRE

    18D Booby trap component

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    ZAG

    78D Turn back

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    LEER

    122A What a rake may do

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    JAR

    52A Bump

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    PATE

    31A French spread

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    ESPANA

    69D Sevilla's home

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    ALPACA

    49A Wool source

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    TUPAC

    92D Rapper ___ Shakur

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    INALIE

    121A Bad way to be caught

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    IDEE

    71D What Descartes thought of?

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    NEURO

    59D Prefix with science

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    GRECO

    88A ___-Roman

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    PRICE

    31D Compare the costs of

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    OCCULT

    98D Cabalistic

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    GOTEAM

    3D Stadium cheer

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    SOREST

    15D Most upset

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    UTNE

    110D ___ Reader

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    STENOS

    14D They listen to dictators

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    ORRIN

    13D Sen. Hatch

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    EDASNER

    39D Emmy winner for "Roots"

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    TADS

    72D Squirts

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    BURN

    25A It's measured in degrees

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    NTWT

    16A Abbr. on a food package

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    ZSA

    78A When doubled, a much-married celebrity

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    UNSEAT

    58D Oust

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    JRS

    52D III preceders: Abbr.

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    GAUGE

    67A Standard

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    INEED

    55D "___ to Wake Up," 2006 Oscar-winning song by Melissa Etheridge

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    SCHUSS

    93A Go downhill fast

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    TITHES

    97D Service charges?

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    TITLED

    7D Like nobles

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    LATKES

    101A Hanukkah treats

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    NOSALT

    36A Like some diets

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    ARMADAS

    37D Admirals' commands

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    MALIGN

    90A Traduce

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    TRIKES

    87A Tots' wheels

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    STARING

    64D Kind of contest

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    EIS

    116D Winter autobahn hazard

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    ARABIA

    53A Major oil source

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    THRO

    87D Poetic preposition

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    EATON

    24D Big name in stationery

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    ONSIDE

    62A Kind of kick

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    ENGELS

    1A Marx's collaborator on "The Communist Manifesto"

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    ESTRADA

    33D Paved road: Sp.

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    NETTED

    124A Took home

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    ELIJAH

    1D He ascended to heaven in a whirlwind, in II Kings

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    NONONO

    2D Emphatic refusal

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    SKETCH

    94D Rendering, say

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    JOES

    26A Generic comic strip diner

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    LDL

    11D "Bad" cholesterol, initially

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    ECUA

    111A S. Amer. land

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    EZEK

    108A O.T. book

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    LAURIE

    99D Performance artist Anderson

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    STRAYS

    42A Errs

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    NEBULAE

    16D Space clouds

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    CHATTER

    89D Teeth do it

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    INORDERTO

    21A So that one might

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    RISKED

    75A Bet

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    SHTETLS

    65A Old Jewish villages

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    BETTER debut

    54D Improve

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    TIREOUT

    66D Exhaust

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    TOX

    9D Study of poisons: Abbr.

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    TESTKIT

    70A Home pregnancy checker, e.g.

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    LOOKTO

    20A Await

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    REALTROOPER debut

    80A Genuine Isuzu?

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    SEZWHO

    95D Question following "Oh, yeah?!"

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    DIEN

    44A ___ Bien Phu, Vietnam

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    ETHNOS

    45A Group of the same race or culture

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    FLAYED

    100D Skinned

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    GIORGIO debut

    68D Genoa's Palazzo San ___

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    HOSTESSES

    123A Party throwers

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    MINIATUREGOLF

    96A Tiny Volkswagen?

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    3
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    URBANLEGEND debut

    58A City dweller's Acura?

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    PARTIALECLIPSE debut

    51D Half-assembled Mitsubishi?

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    2
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    YEABIG

    40D Size approximation

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    CHRISTINE debut

    120A 1983 Stephen King thriller

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    HOMERSODYSSEY debut

    38A Honda owned by one of the Simpsons?

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    1
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    INTERNETEXPLORER debut

    23A Ford purchased online?

    0
    1
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    TOTALLOSS debut

    7A It's beyond repair

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    TRUSTYSIDEKICK debut

    17D Reliable Suzuki?

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    TWENTIETHCENTURY debut

    113A One of the first Buicks to roll off the line?

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