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Friday · 68 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ATE

    52D Absorbed

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    597
  2. 2
    ALA

    33A Like

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    513
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    ERIE

    35D With 30-Down, locale of lots of locks

    48
    510
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    TEN

    7D Real good-looker

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    369
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    ETS

    32A Group from a very distant place

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    ISEE

    28D Listener's acknowledgment

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    360
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    OGRE

    54A No gentle giant

    36
    284
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    TOE

    36A Nail holder

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    293
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    PSI

    26A Wave function symbol

    24
    198
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    EPIC

    23D It might have a lot of extras

    23
    235
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    TEND

    20A Gravitate

    22
    122
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    CIA

    42A Org. at the center of the 2007 memoir "At the Center of the Storm"

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    206
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    ATON

    49D Swarms

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    136
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    ESL

    13D Many an ex-pat takes it

    18
    153
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    NAP

    51D Go out for a bit?

    17
    192
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    EPI

    25A Prefix with glottal

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    141
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    ABCS

    1A Building blocks

    16
    133
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    MSG

    8D Where the N.Y. Liberty play

    13
    92
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    ILK

    37A Breed

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    107
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    USO

    31D Tour grp.

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    115
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    ENACT

    45D Pass

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    96
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    SLEET

    47D Driving hazard

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    94
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    DIN

    53D Big blast

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    109
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    BAIT

    29D Provoke

    7
    71
  25. 25
    BALSA

    29A Light construction material

    7
    65
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    IMON

    11D "That's my cue!"

    7
    39
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    TSE

    41A K'ung Fu-___ (Confucius)

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    228
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    ERST

    58A "Step the meek fowls where ___ they ranged": Emerson

    6
    155
  29. 29
    PIECE

    39A Rod

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    36
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    LEWD

    12D More than spicy

    5
    55
  31. 31
    NOLTE

    15D "Mulholland Falls" actor, 1996

    4
    75
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    ORNOT

    38A Words after an iffy statement

    4
    64
  33. 33
    CAAN

    16A "Varsity Blues" actor Scott

    4
    56
  34. 34
    STOLI

    44D Brand with Ohranj and Razberi varieties, briefly

    4
    38
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    ASCOT

    1D Component of morning dress

    3
    84
  36. 36
    TATI

    48A Director and star of the 1958 Best Foreign Language Film

    3
    55
  37. 37
    DEBIT

    22D Payment option

    3
    28
  38. 38
    AMATI

    6D Treasured instrument

    2
    81
  39. 39
    CANAL

    30D See 35-Down

    2
    40
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    NOVEL

    43D Rice product

    2
    29
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    BRUTE

    24A Purely physical

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    24
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    BARES

    5D Shows

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    21
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    BABES

    10D Contents of some arms

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    20
  44. 44
    CUBIC

    30A Third-degree, in math

    1
    14
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    IRKSOME

    40D Trying

    1
    13
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    SEASICK

    34A Looking forward to being docked?

    1
    7
  47. 47
    CRATERLAKE debut

    3D Image on Oregon's state quarter

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    2
  48. 48
    PUTASOCKINIT debut

    19D "That's enough out of you!"

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    2
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    MEDE

    56A Ancient dweller in present-day Kurdistan

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    27
  50. 50
    TOPE

    48D Go for a few rounds?

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    25
  51. 51
    TARAS

    46D ___ Bulba (literary Cossack)

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    16
  52. 52
    SERI

    14A Bandar ___ Begawan (capital of Brunei)

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    10
  53. 53
    BATMOBILE

    5A Way around in comic books

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    7
  54. 54
    NORSK

    43A Like Ibsen, to his countrymen

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    6
  55. 55
    PETESEEGER

    26D Protest music pioneer

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    5
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    NAMESNAMES

    15A Succumbs to interrogation, perhaps

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    4
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    OCTUPLET

    18A Exceedingly rare infant

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    4
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    NAVYSEAL debut

    50A One whose motto is "The only easy day was yesterday"

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    3
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    ORANGEBOWL debut

    17A Annual college event since 1935

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    3
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    APOLITICAL debut

    55A Like some nonvoters

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    2
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    NOTONADARE debut

    51A "No way, no how"

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    2
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    ONETRICKPONY debut

    9D Person who's talented but not versatile

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    2
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    SINUOUS debut

    4D Making waves?

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    2
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    BEACHBALLS debut

    2D They're blown up and thrown up

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    1
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    PENITENTS debut

    57A Sorry souls

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    1
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    SKELETONKEYS debut

    44A Providers of many openings?

    0
    1
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    STOCKYARDS debut

    27D Where many heads are put together

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    1
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    THEOUTSIDERS debut

    21A S. E. Hinton classic

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    1