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Sunday · 132 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ANT

    42D Social worker

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    IDO

    54A Veiled comment?

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    EAST

    115A "Yonder window," according to Romeo

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    285
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    EDIT

    104D Cut, say

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    302
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    ENT

    75D Treebeard, e.g.

    24
    222
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    ATL

    6A Home of the Braves: Abbr.

    23
    171
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    NOT

    65A Request, part 3

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    176
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    MAR

    76A Disfigure

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    215
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    RES

    58D Matter of law

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    INA

    92A "___ pig's eye!"

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    ACID

    106D Aspirin, e.g.

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    159
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    TRE

    116A Uno + due

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    MER

    62D Deep bleu sea

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    TESLA

    100D Edison rival

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    RENO

    2D Only female attorney general

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    CEDE

    105D Give up

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    GEAR

    57A Unlike drive, reverse has just one

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    RELY

    51D Count (on)

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    114
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    SIAM

    72A "The King and I" setting

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    91
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    STL

    89A Lambert airport's home: Abbr.

    9
    111
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    NIECE

    110A Morticia, to Fester, on "The Addams Family"

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    104
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    HYENA

    31A Animal more closely related to the mongoose than the dog

    9
    45
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    BASS

    63D Bigmouth, for one

    8
    89
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    ENNUI

    60D Lassitude

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    83
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    MIN

    40A Not maj.

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    62
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    MERCI

    97D Word of thanks

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    40
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    RECTO

    19A Page facing a verso

    7
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    EER

    44A Election ending?

    6
    212
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    EDDIE

    113A Clothing retailer Bauer

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    61
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    IMEAN

    70D Clarifying words

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    60
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    RACY

    13D Suggestive

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    52
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    PENNE

    12D Tasty tubes

    6
    51
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    SCALY

    15D Reptilian, in a way

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    17
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    BRASH

    1A Having chutzpah

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    14
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    MEA

    84A ___ culpa

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    100
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    HAY

    86A Supply in a loft

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    ARCANA

    22A Enigmas

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    26
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    HERR

    67D Ein Berliner, often

    4
    84
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    HANG

    103D Spend time (with)

    4
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    BEEF

    32D Bellyache

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    BORN

    93A Created

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    INGE

    69D "Picnic" playwright

    3
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    RAVE

    56A "Thumbs way up!" review

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    115
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    ENTERS

    39A Records

    3
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    MTN

    38A Part of a range: Abbr.

    3
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    FRED

    52A Barney's buddy, in cartoondom

    3
    40
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    IBERIA

    108A European carrier

    3
    40
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    LUBE

    8D Grease up

    3
    33
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    BRUT

    1D Very dry

    3
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    SASE

    78D Manuscript encl.

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    DEEDS

    117A Actions

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    AVENUE

    73A Park ___

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    HOES

    35A Groundbreaking inventions?

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    RETD

    71A On Soc. Sec., typically

    2
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    STAMEN

    64D Pollen producer

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    27
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    KIDD

    46D Pirate whose treasure is recovered in Poe's "The Gold-Bug"

    2
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    ACTUAL

    6D Existing

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    PLAID

    11D What dead men don't wear, per a 1982 film title

    2
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    REFERS

    87A Alludes (to)

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    11
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    FALCON

    111A Gander : goose :: tercel : ___

    2
    8
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    INVOICE

    69A Bill

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    MEDEA

    40D Jason's jiltee

    1
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    LITER

    101D Cubic decimeter

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    ACAD

    3D Sch. known for its discipline

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    HIMOM

    35D Sign in the stands

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    REES

    107D Roger who won the Best Actor Tony for "Nicholas Nickleby"

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    TRIBAL

    90D Like some Afghan leaders

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    QUASI

    27D Not exactly

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    ATCOST

    68A Profitless

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    DIOS

    77A God, in Granada

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    KAREEM

    16D ___ Abdul-Jabbar

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    LAGASSE

    95A See 61-Across

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    TINDER

    30A Twigs, perhaps

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    HHS

    36A Cabinet inits. since 1979

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    EVILDOERS

    50D Bad guys

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    OBGYNS debut

    10D M.D.'s who deliver

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    3
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    APACE

    99D Quickly

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    EMERIL

    61A With 95-Across, chef whose recipes are used on the International Space Station

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    LENORE

    95D Poe poem that ends "From grief and groan to a golden throne beside the King of Heaven"

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    RUNTO

    48D Total

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    TROIS

    7D Crowd in Calais?

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    SCARY

    66D Hair-raising

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    LECAR

    101A 1970s Renault

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    PRIMA

    96A ___ ballerina

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    UNARM

    23A Take heat from?

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    INDENT

    17D Tab, e.g.

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    LATINA

    98A Salma Hayek, for one

    0
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    MRHYDE

    28D One of two title roles (in the same film) for Spencer Tracy

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    YVETTE

    85A Actress Mimieux of "Where the Boys Are"

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    AUSTEN

    55A "Sense and Sensibility" author

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    HEFNER

    37D Noted bunny lover

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    FARSIDE

    88D Unseen part of the moon

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    IRISHSEA

    14D W.W. I's so-called "U-Boat Alley"

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    PAYEES

    41A Endorsers, typically

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    AVIATION

    80D Ace's specialty

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    FLYING

    114A Erica Jong's phobia, ostensibly

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    ORACH

    82D Spinachlike plant

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    STREETCAR

    34D Desire, for one

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    STRIATE

    4D Having grooves

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    BETHESDA

    63A National Institutes of Health location

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    CIARDI

    25A Poet John who wrote "Lives of X," an autobiography in verse

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    VITALE

    74D ESPN sportscaster Dick

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    AGUAS

    29A Rains in Spain

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    DEMESNE

    59A Lord's land

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    ENERGETIC

    33D Peppy

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    GASOVEN

    47D Keeper of a flame?

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    ONPOST

    94D Not AWOL

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    TAIPAN

    18D "Shogun" sequel

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    BESTIAL

    32A Inhuman

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    BOPP

    9A Hale-___ (comet seen in 1997)

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    COTTONY

    21D Soft

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    LIKELY

    91D In the cards

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    RISKIT

    13A Take a chance

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    SPLIFF debut

    89D Marijuana cigarette, slangily

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    4
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    STREWED

    43D Scattered (about)

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    CRUCIBLE

    20A Arthur Miller play about the Salem witch trials, with "The"

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    REGAINED

    83D Won back

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    BIGLIE debut

    9D Propaganda technique introduced by Hitler in "Mein Kampf"

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    2
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    BIOTAS debut

    93D Ecological groupings

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    2
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    HARDTIMES

    49D Dickens's shortest novel

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    2
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    PASE

    41D Matador's move

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    2
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    TOBOGGAN debut

    24A Downhill racer

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    2
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    ASTOLDTO debut

    109A Part of many an autobiography's author credit

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    1
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    CLASSIER debut

    112A More chic

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    DAHOMEY debut

    53D Benin, until 1975

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    1
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    HOMEGIRL debut

    5D 'Hood inhabitant

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    1
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    LIKEMYGRANDFATHER debut

    45A Request, part 2

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    1
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    LIKETHEPEOPLEINHISCAR debut

    102A End of the request

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    SCREAMINGINTERROR debut

    79A Request, part 4

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    SHREWDLY debut

    66A How good investors invest

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    THRALLS debut

    81D Slaves

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    TODIEQUIETLYINMYSLEEP debut

    26A Last request, part 1

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