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Saturday · 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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    ONE

    51A Small note

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    IRE

    4D Cause of an explosion

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    ISH

    9D Book end?

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    RHO

    63D P

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    SOB

    38D Melodramatic outburst

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    SORT

    58D Stripe

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    TBS

    27A "Frank TV" airer

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    NONE

    56D Survey choice, at times

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    ISTO

    26D What a colon may mean

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    ISSUE

    32A Children

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    NOEL

    23A Advent number

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    OASIS

    44A Haven

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    GNAT

    33A Snack for a dragonfly

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    TEAL

    11D Pond denizen

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    OATES

    52D She won the 1970 National Book Award for Fiction

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    NOSH

    37A Bite

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    NOES

    30A They don't respond favorably

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    ELIAS

    57A Mount Saint ___ (Alaskan/Canadian peak)

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    AKRON

    28A Home of minor-league baseball's Aeros

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    NOOR

    49A U.S.-born Jordanian queen

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    RPI

    59A The Engineers of N.Y.'s Liberty League

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    ZEAL

    5D Antithesis of apathy

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    NEB

    29D Home of Creighton U.

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    SLIME

    22A Goo

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    IBMS

    35A Many servers

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    MULE

    31A Obstinate type

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    DANES

    53D About 5.5 million Europeans

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    LILLE

    20A Where Charles de Gaulle was born

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    MAHALO

    31D Oahu "thank you"

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    MOUE

    48A Unhappy face

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    IQTEST

    9A Many people get 100 on it

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    BLUNT

    50A Direct

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    BBQS

    39A Things associated with pits and spits, briefly

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    IGNOREIT

    62A "Nothing to get upset about"

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    OST

    61D Right turn from Nord

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    INTOTO

    60A Completely

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    VANNA

    55A The Guinness book once dubbed her "television's most frequent clapper"

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    TYPESET

    14D Ready to be put to bed

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    STKITTS

    47D Columbus discovery of 1493

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    MTSINAI

    1D High point of the O.T.

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    ITGO

    42A "Let ___"

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    HEATUP

    18A Get intense

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    EATITUP debut

    12D Fall for something hook, line and sinker

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    DWELLON

    8D Refuse to let go of

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    THERENOW

    15A Words of solace

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    IBN

    19A Scottish : Mac :: Arabic : ___

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    SANEST

    66A Touched the least

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    INSPIRE

    46D Motivate

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    MINX

    36D Coquette

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    SWEATY

    16A Like some palms

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    APET

    34A Miffed, after "in"

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    ANGIO

    6D Hospital procedure, for short

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    SURREAL

    45D Fantastic

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    GOALIES

    43D Players with saving accounts?

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    EZINES

    64A Periodicals with unturnable pages

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    LOUISE

    24D New York congresswoman Slaughter

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    ORSK

    54A Second biggest city in Russia's Orenburg region

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    BONANZA

    40D Ore galore

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    OILLIT

    25A Like some old lamps

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    SEAEAGLE

    17A Hunter of fish

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    BMOVIES

    39D They may have just one or two stars

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    QUENTIN

    41D San ___ (Western pen)

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    QWEST debut

    10D Big telecom company

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    RHEBOKS

    2D Cousins of oribis and dik-diks

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    SYSTOLES

    67A Heartbeat halves

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    EBERHART

    65A 1966 Pulitzer-winning poet Richard

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    ELEANORRIGBY debut

    21D Title woman of song who "lives in a dream"

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    MRWIZARD debut

    1A Conductor of many TV experiments

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    OXNARD debut

    52A Ventura County's most populous city

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    ROLLINGSTONE debut

    7D Drifter

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    STUMBLE

    13D Err

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    WEANERS

    3D Stockbreeding devices

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