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Sunday · 154 answers · 32 debuts

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

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    ORCA

    115D 1977 flick with the tagline "Terror just beneath the surface"

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    234
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    ISLE

    76D Getaway locale

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    INN

    49A Destination for Mary and Joseph

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    258
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    ANO

    104A "Is that ___?"

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    216
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    ANEW

    2D From square one

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    237
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    APP

    14D "Killer" program

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    133
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    LENT

    5D Mardi Gras follower

    19
    129
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    REDS

    119D Cabernets, e.g.

    16
    159
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    EASEL

    48A Studio supporter

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    144
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    SORT

    18D Ilk

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    116
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    INERT

    51D Like xenon

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    149
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    SCAT

    116D "Git!"

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    141
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    ILLS

    110D They're no good

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    117
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    EENIE

    69D Start of a counting rhyme

    14
    48
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    LION

    4D Columbia athlete

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    131
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    PEST

    114D Mole, e.g.

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    128
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    SNAG

    57A Hiccup

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    112
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    SNOG

    64A Kensington kiss

    11
    34
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    SUMO

    12D Sport for rikishi

    10
    81
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    STL

    34D N.L. Central team: Abbr.

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    111
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    ONTAP

    44D Available

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    104
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    INNER

    51A ___ ear

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    96
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    IONE

    76A Skye of "Say Anything ..."

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    73
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    UTERI

    54D Places to develop

    9
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    COP

    96D Filch

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    90
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    PEAS

    77A What "matar" means on an Indian menu

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    89
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    LIU

    35A "Ally McBeal" co-star Lucy

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    79
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    PAST

    1D Events gone by

    8
    79
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    TORI

    16D Some shapes in topology

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    104
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    OWEN

    11D Wilson of "The Darjeeling Limited"

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    87
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    ICIER

    36D Less welcoming

    7
    83
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    TYPO

    117D What each starred clue — and its answer — contains

    7
    51
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    LISA

    113D Alaska senator Murkowski

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    106
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    ANDY

    6D Roy Rogers sidekick Devine

    6
    93
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    ECCE

    3D "___ homo"

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    84
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    LASH

    33A Lid attachment

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    80
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    PESOS

    72D Chihuahua change

    6
    63
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    PINT

    65D Pub order

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    49
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    IVES

    36A Composer Charles

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    96
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    PART

    65A Hair line?

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    72
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    ANIMAL

    99D ___ instincts

    5
    67
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    CRAG

    108D Escarpment

    5
    62
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    EBONY

    80D Key shade

    5
    51
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    SPINS

    92A Goes on "Wheel of Fortune"?

    5
    27
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    MAIDEN

    122A Word with aunt or voyage

    5
    20
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    REOS

    63D Vintage autos

    4
    66
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    RANGE

    42D 1 to 10, say

    4
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    LEAS

    66A Verdant stretches

    4
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    OWS

    121D Little yelps

    4
    51
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    BADE

    112D Invited

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    BETAS

    40A Ones being tested

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    28
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    KITS

    52D Little foxes

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    26
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    LEER

    75A Look lasciviously

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    OCELOT

    101D Monkey predator

    3
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    ERNS

    60A Shore birds

    3
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    EATER

    30D Gourmand

    3
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    HIFI

    109D Spinner for the Spinners

    3
    41
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    ACROSS

    8A ___ the board

    3
    38
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    CINEMA

    26A Showing concern?

    3
    33
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    EMILIO

    20D Designer Pucci

    3
    32
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    PARADE

    98D Weekly with 30+ million circulation

    3
    32
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    BERETS

    68A Gallic toppers

    3
    28
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    BSA

    84A Badge awarder: Abbr.

    2
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    BOER

    78A Great Trek trekker

    2
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    EDSELS

    125A "Rama Lama Ding Dong" singers, with "the"

    2
    45
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    DOIT

    71D Terse order

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    44
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    SPIRO

    85D Gerald's predecessor

    2
    43
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    ROTATE

    100D Shift, in volleyball

    2
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    PATENT

    47D Kind of examiner 56-Across was

    2
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    UNOS

    103A Pizzeria chain, familiarly

    2
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    THESIS

    73A One of Luther's 95

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    25
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    EINSTEIN

    56A See 47-Down

    2
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    CPUS

    105A Apple cores?: Abbr.

    2
    13
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    RDS

    59A Hwys.

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    EFTS

    17D New newts

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    VIAL

    58D Apothecary container

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    RIOS

    88A Mexican waterways

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    ASSTS

    86D Staff members: Abbr.

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    RENDS

    10D Tears

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    30
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    PRIOR

    82D Rap sheet listing

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    27
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    SYNS

    39D Roget offerings: Abbr.

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    YPRES

    32A West Flanders site of three W.W. I battles

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    BORON

    84D The fifth element

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    CHINESE

    9D Takeout option

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    HEARS

    102A Presides over as a judge

    1
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    REVUP

    81D Juice

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    BLOATS

    62D Swells up

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    OPTIONS

    29D Sunroof and spoilers, e.g.

    1
    5
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    REICH

    70D Clinton's first labor secretary

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    5
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    PROFORMA debut

    24A Perfunctory

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    4
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    EMER

    118D Part of FEMA: Abbr.

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    ETONS

    38D Short jackets for boys

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    DUMA

    83A Russian diet?

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    COROT

    96A "Ville d'Avray" painter

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    UNU

    95A Bygone P.M. with a palindromic name

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    BLURB

    68D Jacket material?

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    VERO

    67A ___ Beach, Fla.

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    PIETY

    43D Godliness

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    SOPUP

    92D Absorb, in a way

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    AMARILLO

    120A Home of the Cadillac Ranch

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    HIKES

    53D Snaps back?

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    TRAILS

    19D Ski runs, e.g.

    0
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    ANCIENT

    22A Socrates or Pythagoras, e.g.

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    ESCAPED

    126A Broke out

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    SEARLE

    128A Drug company once headed by Donald Rumsfeld

    0
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    DATSUN

    21D Old car with the slogan "We are driven"

    0
    8
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    BOLEROS

    40D Short jackets for women

    0
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    OGPU

    90D Forerunner of the K.G.B.

    0
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    HEARTY

    74D Robust

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    HIDER

    106D Playground quarry

    0
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    KETCHUP

    52A Whopper topper

    0
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    PAELLAS debut

    1A Seafood dishes

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    TROPHY

    15D Showcase item

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    ATTESTED

    14A Certified

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    PYROS

    55D Ones who are always starting something?

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    STATORS

    129A Fixed motor parts

    0
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    BEHOOVE

    91A Serve well

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    CHEWUP

    23A Mangle by mastication

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    MERCYME debut

    123A "Heavens to Betsy!"

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    4
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    PORTRAIT

    27A Hanging over many a mantel

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    4
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    DUEEAST

    83D How the Great Sphinx looks

    0
    3
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    ELEGISTS

    127A Thomas Gray and others

    0
    3
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    INCLOVER

    45D On easy street

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    PRESUMES

    93D Takes for granted

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    RITCHIE

    107A "Swept Away" director Guy

    0
    3
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    SPATLESE debut

    13D German wine made from the late harvest

    0
    3
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    ACCURACY debut

    8D Precision

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    DATAFLOW debut

    124A Computer information path

    0
    2
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    PISTILS debut

    31A Flower parts

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    2
  130. 130
    RICEBELT debut

    87A Region including Texarkana

    0
    2
  131. 131
    BUSTARHYMES debut

    78D "Pass the Courvoisier" rapper

    0
    1
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    CELEBRITYPOKER debut

    61A *Where stars can be seen fluffing and folding

    0
    1
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    CITYPOLICE debut

    46A *Urban farce

    0
    1
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    DIRTYPOOL debut

    71A *What theaters play

    0
    1
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    HERSH debut

    106A Pulitzer-winning journalist Seymour

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    1
  136. 136
    IRONALLOY debut

    50A Stainless steel, for one

    0
    1
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    PARTYPOOPERS debut

    98A *Get blankets

    0
    1
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    PENALTYPOINTS debut

    41D *Bad drivers back them up

    0
    1
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    PETITGRIS debut

    94A Snail variety whose name means "small gray"

    0
    1
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    PRERINSE debut

    94D Make ready for the dishwasher

    0
    1
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    PRETTYPOISON debut

    41A *1968 firm featuring a murderous cheerleader

    0
    1
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    PUBLICITYPOSTER debut

    111A *Novice in an ad campaign

    0
    1
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    SCAREY debut

    57D Chilling: Var.

    0
    1
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    SECONDO debut

    25A Lower part of a duet

    0
    1
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    SERVEOUT debut

    64D Complete, as a Senate term

    0
    1
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    STOPYELLING debut

    7D "Pipe down!"

    0
    1
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    THECELL debut

    97D 2000 Jennifer Lopez thriller

    0
    1
  148. 148
    TOMTITS debut

    73D Small birds, in British lingo

    0
    1
  149. 149
    TREATYPORT debut

    97A *Onetime regal status of Shanghai or Canton

    0
    1
  150. 150
    TWENTYPOUNDNOTE debut

    28A *Common Guernsey bull

    0
    1
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    UNIVERSITYPOST debut

    79A *Bean, e.g.

    0
    1
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    USTROOPS debut

    89A G.I.'s

    0
    1
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    VIRID debut

    37D Strongly green

    0
    1
  154. 154
    VITALITY debut

    58A Life

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    1