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Friday · 72 answers · 6 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    LOT

    11D Studio site

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    189
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    ALIT

    5D Put down

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    220
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    ITO

    26A Early Japanese P.M. Hirobumi ___

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    240
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    EVEN

    35A Square

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    202
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    UMP

    47A Stay-at-home worker?

    13
    96
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    BTU

    55D Heat meas.

    9
    78
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    HORA

    39D Ring after exchanging rings?

    7
    101
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    ANNIE

    9D Tony winner between "A Chorus Line" and "Ain't Misbehavin'"

    7
    89
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    ADULT

    44A Minor's opposite

    7
    69
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    EVITA

    32D Whence the song "The Lady's Got Potential"

    6
    84
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    RECUR

    50D Come and go

    6
    39
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    MITE

    21D Tiny bit

    6
    38
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    EVERY

    28D Word on a prescription label

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    34
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    RIPA

    50A Gifford's replacement as Philbin's co-host

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    34
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    HIND

    53D Kind of leg

    5
    37
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    AMANA

    25D Microwave option

    4
    112
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    SETON

    24D Not likely to be dissuaded from

    4
    53
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    DOIN

    23A Ice

    4
    41
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    CIRCA

    49A Date preceder

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    40
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    DNATEST

    18A Suspect eliminator, often

    4
    21
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    PAGE

    48A Beep, say

    3
    71
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    NIE

    57D When German pigs fly?

    3
    62
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    SEIZE

    24A Appropriate

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    25
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    BOER

    52D Great Trek figure

    2
    47
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    AROW

    33A Ranked

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    38
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    ARCADIA

    1D Peaceful place

    2
    20
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    UNICODE

    56A Ascii alternative

    2
    6
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    EARLE

    30D ___ Wheeler, 1964-70 chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

    1
    53
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    CLINE

    49D Singer profiled in "Sweet Dreams," 1985

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    29
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    GMAIL debut

    20A Big name in Web-based correspondence

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    18
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    REGALIA

    15A Fine trappings

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    16
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    ELEVATES

    31A Buoys

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    11
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    IRAQIS

    40A Natives of Umm Qasr

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    10
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    BEDREST debut

    61A Doctor's order

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    9
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    ENDURES

    60A Holds out

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    9
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    HEXER

    53A Charming person?

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    5
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    ATMCARD

    1A It can be used to get your balance

    1
    4
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    JUGBAND

    38D It might include a washboard

    1
    3
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    RIN

    6D Abbr. after Sen. Richard Lugar's name

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    61
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    ATIE

    25A Play to ___

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    47
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    MARAT

    27D Safin who won the 2005 Australian Open

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    37
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    PTL

    22A Old televangelism letters

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    26
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    ARTLESS

    14D Natural

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    17
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    BLEAR

    52A Cloudiness

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    15
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    CAPON

    4D Stuffed and roasted entree

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    15
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    LLB

    51A Barrister's deg.

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    13
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    MERTZ

    27A Old sitcom couple's surname

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    12
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    FORTY

    45A Back ___

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    11
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    QUIXOTE

    41D Extravagant romantic

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    11
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    TEAPOTS

    2D Ones left holding the bag?

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    9
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    BAKLAVA

    8A It's flaky and nutty

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    8
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    ADEPTAT

    12D Having a knack for

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    7
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    DAGGER

    7D It has a sticking point

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    7
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    WCFIELDS

    34D He said "I am free of all prejudice. I hate everyone equally"

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    7
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    ATABOIL

    54A Very hot

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    MGMLION debut

    3D Hollywood icon since 1924

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    5
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    SPAREST

    43D Least copious

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    5
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    APLOT

    19A Hatch ___

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    4
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    ASNEAT

    29A Comparable to a pin?

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    4
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    EMAGS

    28A Reads online

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    ENCODER

    16A Modem, e.g.

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    IMPEDES

    42D Bars

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    KCAL debut

    10D Heat meas.

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    4
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    LAPLACE

    36D "Mécanique Céleste" astronomer

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    4
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    RCRUMB

    46D Fritz the Cat's creator

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    4
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    BDALTON

    37D Barnes & Noble acquired it in 1987

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    3
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    BEDAZZLE

    8D Impress, and then some

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    CONTEND

    58A Argue

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    MINUTES

    59A Degree divisions

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    VESTIGE

    13D Shadow

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    LBJRANCH debut

    36A So-called "Texas White House," once

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    CAMPING debut

    17A Activity in which stakes may be laid

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