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Tuesday · 78 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ALI

    35A Title role for Will Smith

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    OREO

    60A Cookie with its name on it

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    EPEE

    51D Blunted blade

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    TEN

    20A Our base system

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    DNA

    9D Double-helix material

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    ARIA

    33A Diva's delivery

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    EDU

    40A Web address ending

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    OVER

    11D Frequent word from ham operators

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    ELLA

    25D First name in scat

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    EURO

    18D Lira's replacement

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    PRE

    58D Opposite of post-

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    175
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    ADAM

    1A "Fall" guy

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    RARE

    50D Pink inside

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    257
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    USER

    21A Word before fee or group

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    MEN

    4D Loo sign

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    145
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    THE

    53A Everyday article

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    175
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    TAP

    59D Bill (Bojangles) Robinson's forte

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    165
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    ERODE

    27D Eat away

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    175
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    ASST

    1D Part of T.A.: Abbr.

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    193
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    NINE

    52A Supreme Court count

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    155
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    ESTA

    13D "Cómo ___ usted?"

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    EVIL

    42A Demon's doing

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    AORTA

    22A Main line

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    OMAR

    7D Actor Epps

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    ARISE

    61A Get off one's behind

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    RELY

    48A Depend

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    114
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    RINSE

    48D Shampoo bottle instruction

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    EMIL

    55D Disney's "___ and the Detectives"

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    131
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    TOTE

    10A Saks sack, say

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    NEIN

    38D Ja's opposite

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    BRAT

    23D Kid you might feel like smacking

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    77
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    NEEDY

    41A Down-and-out

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    BRER

    23A Harris's ___ Rabbit

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    69
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    SENDS

    29D Thrills

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    60
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    PARTY

    24D Kegger, e.g.

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    34
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    HAIR

    54D "Aquarius" musical

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    TINT

    12D TV control

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    SIDE

    14A Fries or slaw

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    MEETS

    34D Track team schedule

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    LEMON

    15A Slot machine fruit

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    54
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    ADEN

    3D Mideast's Gulf of ___

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    WON

    8D Took all the marbles

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    90
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    PEEN

    63A Hammer part

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    BANS

    47A Makes verboten

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    SEDER

    64A Meal with readings

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    REFER

    6D Direct, as for info

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    PREEN

    49A Primp

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    YIELD

    32D Give up

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    SAS

    57D Carrier to Bergen

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    TELE

    53D Start to communicate?

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    AVIS

    16A Enterprise alternative

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    ALII

    62A Et ___

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    PROP

    49D Telephone on a stage, e.g.

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    52
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    OBERON

    44D See 34-Across

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    39
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    RACED

    26D Did a 10K, e.g.

    3
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    DICE

    2D Parcheesi pair

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    PERM

    24A It'll curl your hair

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    DEFY

    39D Go against

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    TACOMA

    10D Puget Sound city

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    PINUP

    28D Locker photo, maybe

    2
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    CLOSES

    5D Winds up

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    INSANE

    37D Out of one's mind

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    33
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    MERLE

    34A With 44-Down, "Wuthering Heights" actress

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    ALVIN

    31D Chipmunk of pop music

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    WAIVE

    30D Give up

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    CROWD

    5A Three, it's said

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    DEFEND

    45A Go to bat for

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    ELEE

    46D Gen. Robt. ___

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    CARTEL

    19D OPEC, e.g.

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    DENSER

    45D Less astute

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    REPROS

    26A They're not original

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    NOID debut

    52D Reason to be barred from a bar ... or the theme of this puzzle

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    SALTAWAY

    29A Save for a rainy day

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    DEPOSITS debut

    43A Bank receipts

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    CONTINENTALDIVE debut

    36A Seedy hangout across the Atlantic?

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    2
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    PERL debut

    65A 1995 Physics Nobelist Martin L. ___

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    RAPRESPONSETEAM debut

    56A Hip-hop critics?

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    SCENEOFANACCENT debut

    17A E.S.L. class, perhaps?

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    1