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Monday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ESP

    23A It transcends sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch

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    344
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    BRA

    63D Playtex product

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    229
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    OMNI

    43A Prefix with present

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    218
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    IDLE

    68A Not scheduled to compete

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    259
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    ONTO

    60D Aware of

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    244
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    ATLAS

    1D Book often stored horizontally

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    195
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    ACES

    12D Perfect tennis serves

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    211
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    ANNA

    36D Tennis's Kournikova

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    239
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    LESS

    71A Minus

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    167
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    CDS

    56A Bank offerings, briefly

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    147
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    MOO

    6D Call to a calf

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    137
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    NONO

    39A Taboo

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    116
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    TONE

    70A Voice quality

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    148
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    RISES

    38D Reacts to yeast

    12
    54
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    ABIDE

    53D Put up with

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    81
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    TERI

    14A Hatcher of "Desperate Housewives"

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    210
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    NOEL

    26A Christmas carol

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    153
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    ERICA

    3D Jong who wrote "Fear of Flying"

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    118
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    LIME

    35D Lemon-___ (Kool-Aid flavor)

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    90
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    RIND

    40A Skin of a fruit

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    78
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    ITAL

    67A Slanted type: Abbr.

    8
    94
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    UMPS

    44A Officials who cry "Yer out!"

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    VINE

    45D Plant with tendrils

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    55
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    BROS

    34D Parker ___ (game co.)

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    38
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    GENT

    50A Lady's man

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    67
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    YOGA

    33D Exercise with crossed legs

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    65
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    WASP

    13D Stinging flier

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    63
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    PEACE

    2D War's opposite

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    56
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    TRAIT

    51D Stubbornness or kindliness, e.g.

    6
    54
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    SMUG

    58D Contentedly confident

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    42
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    LOOK

    22A Have a gander

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    29
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    CLAD

    56D Decked out (in)

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    68
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    DEGAS

    69A Impressionist Edgar

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    49
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    DOVE

    21D Antiwar advocate

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    39
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    OILY

    65A Opposite of dry, as hair

    4
    79
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    AMEX

    5A Alternative to MasterCard and Visa, informally

    4
    60
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    ACCEDE

    20A Give in (to)

    4
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    SOAPS

    29D Afternoon TV fare

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    21
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    STA

    10D Depot: Abbr.

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    158
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    MOLE

    15A Spy from within

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    80
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    AZURE

    66A Sky-blue

    3
    59
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    HIKE

    11D QB's cry after a string of numbers

    3
    47
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    SNUG

    32D Like a bug in a rug, according to an expression

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    45
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    AMPERE

    5D Electric current unit

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    44
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    XENON

    8D Gas in arc lamps

    3
    40
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    WOOL

    31D Winter coat material

    3
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    DOODAD

    19D Thingamajig

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    UVEAS

    28A Eye parts

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    LAIC

    17A Secular

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    PSHAW

    9A "Aw, quit your joshin'!"

    2
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    DAZE

    57D Stupefy

    2
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    SEANCE

    46A Activity in a darkened room

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    HAYES

    55D President after Grant

    2
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    DOUG

    42A Magician Henning

    2
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    TILLS

    54D Money drawers

    2
    16
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    APER

    1A Copycat

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    85
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    UTICA

    16A Erie Canal city

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    51
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    ACRO

    59A Prefix with phobia

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    TORA

    37A When said three times, a film about Pearl Harbor

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    SETIN

    48A Become established

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    VOLGA

    45A River to the Caspian

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    BLADE

    34A Main part of a knife

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    TATUM

    25D Actress O'Neal

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    SEAPORT

    24A City with ships at docks

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    DROWSY

    30A In need of a nap

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    5
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    KAN

    64D State west of Mo.

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    ELUL

    7D Hebrew month

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    CEASES

    47D Puts an end to

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    SERBIA

    61A Belgrade's land

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    TUSSLE

    49D Tug-of-war

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    QUAID

    41A Hollywood's Dennis or Randy

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    QUENCH

    41D Satisfy, as thirst

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    4
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    SUNBATH debut

    52A Attempt at getting a tan

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    LONDONBROIL debut

    27D Writer Jack's favorite entree?

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    3
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    PUCKER

    9D Purse the lips, with "up"

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    2
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    LAMBSHANKS debut

    62A Essayist Charles's favorite entree?

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    1
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    POUNDCAKES debut

    18A Poet Ezra's favorite desserts?

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    1
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    RICEPUDDING debut

    4D Writer Anne's favorite dessert?

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    1