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Monday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    END

    38D Bring to a halt

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    ASH

    10D Cigarette's end

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    458
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    ASAP

    28D "Rush!" on an order

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    ETAL

    39A List-ending abbr.

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    OAT

    11A Feed seed

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    ITEM

    61D Talked-about twosome

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    ERASE

    68A Clear the blackboard

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    ASIS

    34A Without a guarantee of condition

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    PRE

    65D Opposite of post-

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    STE

    44D Sault ___ Marie

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    ITO

    32D "What was ___ do?"

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    SEW

    31D Use needle and thread

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    AKA

    26D Letters before an alias

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    AIL

    63A Feel feverish

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    AISLE

    12D An usher walks up and down it

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    SETH

    35D Third son of Adam and Eve

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    142
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    HID

    20A Stayed out of sight

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    CONE

    60D Dunce cap, geometrically

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    ATONE

    67A Make amends

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    NIA

    16A Actress Peeples

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    TAS

    64D Profs.' helpers

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    SEND

    46A E-mail command

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    SISI

    31A Señor's "Positively!"

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    ROLE

    7D Part on stage

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    RINSE

    55D Get the soap out

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    DAN

    37D Actor Aykroyd

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    ANODE

    36A Battery terminal

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    SAGES

    56D Wise ones

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    SALEM

    70A Capital of Oregon

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    BTU

    66A A/C meas.

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    HAITI

    52D Port-au-Prince's land

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    ARRAY

    27A Impressive grouping

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    SOLE

    22A Fillet of ___

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    RACE

    57A Marathon, e.g.

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    IOTAS

    15A Smidgens

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    AMUSE

    14A Entertain

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    ISP

    19A AOL or MSN

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    VIA

    62A By way of

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    ECOL

    59D Environmental sci.

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    DRAMA

    6A Counterpart of comedy

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    SITS

    47A Uses a pew

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    EVIAN

    54D Perrier rival

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    TSE

    4D Mao ___-tung

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    PETE

    45A Folk singer Seeger

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    SUEDE

    3D Napped leather

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    STRATA

    48D Rock layers

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    PAPER

    40A "___ or plastic?"

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    YESSIR

    5D Polite affirmation

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    SIB

    69A Bro or sis

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    SKID

    30A Possible result of slamming on the brakes

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    ENTRAP

    18D Lure into a crime

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    GMAN

    42A F.B.I. agent

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    SHADE

    49A Relief from the sun

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    DETERS

    53A Discourages

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    ATOZ

    8D Completely, after "from"

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    DICE

    6D What high rollers roll

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    SNEEZE

    21A Allergic reaction

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    CRABS

    51D Grouchy sorts

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    YIPES

    29D "Holy cow!"

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    TAPED

    13D Sealed up, as a package

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    MACHO

    1D Like a he-man

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    IMHIP

    2D Beatnik's "Got it"

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    MISTY

    1A Like the air around Niagara Falls

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    OPENIT

    23A Gift-giver's urging

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    CHALET

    51A Alpine dwelling

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    DEEPER

    50D More profound

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    READTO

    41D Entertain with a tale

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    MATEYS

    9D Shipboard pals

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    RENES

    71A Descartes and others

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    RECITE

    58A Say, as the Pledge of Allegiance

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    NAILFILE

    24D Manicurist's tool

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    YAWNED

    25A Showed boredom

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    ONIONDOME debut

    11D Russian church feature

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    WOLFS

    43A Scarfs (down)

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    CHEESECLOTH debut

    17A Open-textured cotton fabric

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    SWINGSET

    22D Backyard apparatus for kids

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    SALSACLUB debut

    33D Jazzy Latin dance site

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    TACOTOPPING debut

    64A The start of 17-Across or 11- or 33-Down

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