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Friday · 70 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ONE

    40A Neuter pronoun

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    SPA

    30A Health facility

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    475
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    AGE

    56D Period

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    AMI

    21A Pal, in Pau

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    302
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    TOE

    13D Sock part

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    293
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    EYE

    35D Dollar bill symbol

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    283
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    RAM

    53D Run into

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    166
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    ORB

    9D Divining device, in sci-fi

    22
    195
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    EMT

    19A First-aid expert, briefly

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    188
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    CSI

    54D Series of violent episodes?

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    127
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    CNN

    4D "Reliable Sources" broadcaster

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    126
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    RCA

    31A Sony BMG record label

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    227
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    HUE

    5D Shade

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    121
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    AHAB

    20A Vengeful Quaker of literature

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    156
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    LOLA

    7D "Run ___ Run" (1998 thriller)

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    131
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    ARCH

    6D Roguish

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    159
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    RISE

    18A Early career trajectory

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    150
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    APES

    51D Acts like

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    153
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    PAM

    55D Product sold in spray cans

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    94
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    MASS

    59A Force divided by acceleration

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    75
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    EASES

    27D Moves carefully

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    OASES

    43D Travelers' stopping points

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    66
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    NEA

    48A Org. that gives out Jazz Masters Awards

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    217
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    APU

    52A Satyajit Ray's "The ___ Trilogy"

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    95
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    IMPS

    60A Kids to watch out for

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    87
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    ALDO

    6A Italian architect Rossi

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    68
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    AIMS

    28A Objects

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    73
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    ARTE

    57A Baseball team owner Moreno

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    154
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    SPIT

    10A Hot rod?

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    82
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    SARAH

    10D Opera impresario Caldwell

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    76
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    STEVE

    29D First name shared by both founders of Apple

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    69
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    SPENT

    46D Used up

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    75
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    CHAT

    49A Something to do in a virtual room

    5
    74
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    CRAM

    49D Learn a lot, say

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    72
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    ARNO

    16A Part of the view in "A Room With a View"

    4
    143
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    ENEMY

    2D "Politics is the ___ of the imagination": Ian McEwan

    3
    97
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    EXT

    39A Nos. pressed after getting through

    3
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    HELP

    50D Album after "Beatles VI"

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    52
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    TSKTSK

    44A "You should really know better!"

    3
    25
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    YALTA

    23D Big Three locale

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    39
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    DAUB

    8D Smear (on)

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    37
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    TAPER

    45D Come to the point?

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    31
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    BELCH

    1A Shakespeare's Sir Toby ___

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    12
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    TIRES

    32D Street contacts?

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    48
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    RDAS

    53A Cereal box nos.

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    42
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    SARONG

    42A Dorothy Lamour's trademark garment

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    25
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    SPOCK

    30D Son of Sarek

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    18
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    ILLTAKEYOUTHERE

    37A 1972 #1 hit for the Staple Singers

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    3
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    ETHANE

    25A Cryogenic refrigerant

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    43
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    KERN

    41A "A Fine Romance" composer

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    32
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    MERTZ

    61A 1950s sitcom family name

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    12
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    BIKES

    1D Exercise room lineup

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    8
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    ALEXANDRA

    33D Ripley who wrote the "Gone With the Wind" sequel "Scarlett"

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    4
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    KURTZ

    47D Literary character whose last words are "The horror! The horror!"

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    4
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    CREPEPAPER

    54A Piñata material

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    3
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    SYZYGY

    22A Highest-scoring Scrabble word that doesn't use A, E, I, O or U

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    3
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    TAILGATEPARTIES debut

    32A They have people eating in a lot

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    3
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    TARTARS

    26D Golden Horde members

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    3
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    GIGATON debut

    24D Unit of explosive force

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    2
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    ILLTREATS

    34D Abuses

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    2
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    INANUPROAR debut

    14A Riotous

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    2
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    INSINCERE

    12D Two-faced

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    2
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    LANTZ debut

    3D Walter who created Woody Woodpecker

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    2
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    RELATIVECLAUSES debut

    38A Sentence fragments often beginning with "wh-" words

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    2
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    THUNK debut

    36D Dull sound

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    2
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    EPAULETTES debut

    25D Dress uniform adornments

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    1
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    KENNELCLUB debut

    17A Organization concerned with good breeding

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    1
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    PLAYMAKING debut

    15D QB's talent

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    1
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    PRIMARIES debut

    11D Election year events

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    1
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    SALESAGENT debut

    58A Pitcher?

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    1