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Thursday · 76 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    END

    21A Caboose, e.g.

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    447
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    ALOE

    55D Healing balm

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    ADO

    10D Fuss

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    477
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    TIE

    23A Make one to one, perhaps

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    284
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    IDLE

    65A Run in place

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    259
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    GAS

    28D See 45-Down

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    218
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    NEE

    40D Once called

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    LIE

    43A Be prostrate

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    ACHE

    2D Hurt

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    OIL

    52A Monet work

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    282
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    IOTA

    15A Jot

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    NEED

    56D Exigency

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    BOA

    32A Flapper accessory

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    168
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    HAT

    51A ___ trick

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    183
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    AMOS

    10A Book after Joel

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    180
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    IBET

    29D Disbeliever's comment

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    132
  17. 17
    ABA

    33A Legal org.

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    FIT

    6D Working out just fine?

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    81
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    LION

    34A Narnia's Aslan, e.g.

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    131
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    DIS

    44A Bad-mouth

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    120
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    MOE

    58D Curly whacker

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    ONLY

    19A Just

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    116
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    OLLIE

    12D N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Matson

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    DOOR

    3D One can be shown to you

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    87
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    OPIE

    66A Pupil of Miss Crump, on TV

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    150
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    RELO

    62A Move, in Realtor-speak

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    67
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    FESS

    1D Come clean, with "up"

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    51
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    SOIL

    36D Potter's purchase

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    67
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    LOA

    7D Mauna ___

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    99
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    PAVE

    42A Work on the street

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    56
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    TEETH

    41A Bridge supports

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    53
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    GANG

    39D The Jets, e.g.

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    45
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    FORT

    27D Kids' snow construction

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    42
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    GIBE

    28A Razz

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    LETSGO

    34D "Come on!"

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    25
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    III

    60D Only Super Bowl won by the Jets

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    DDE

    61D 34th U.S. pres.

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    FLAW

    6A Chink in the armor, say

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    39
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    EXAM

    57A Final ___

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    116
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    ATREST

    8D Still

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    42
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    DILL

    16A It's in a pickle

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    34
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    VEIN

    38D Target for Dracula

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    34
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    WASNT

    9D "That ___ so bad"

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    24
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    WHIT

    31A Jot

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    20
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    ELOISE

    4D Nancy's aunt in Nancy Drew mysteries

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    51
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    SETAT

    5D Go after

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    40
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    THROE

    64A Spasm

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    MARX

    54D Last name in comedy

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    FINI

    45A Monet's "Done!"

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    LAYMAN

    53A Congregation member

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    7
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    ECOLE

    14A The Sorbonne, for one

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    SLYER

    13D More devious

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    31
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    CHOU

    25D Chinese dynasty lasting eight centuries

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    26
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    EASTS

    50D Bridge positions

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    22
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    SERIAL

    20A Continued drama

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    21
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    SEXED

    67A Much-debated school subject, for short

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    FADES

    1A Weakens

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    10
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    PSYCHE

    46D The id is in it

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    8
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    WAXED

    48D Like some floors and legs

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    8
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    SISQO

    49D R&B singer with the hit "Thong Song"

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    7
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    PYLE

    46A Nabors role

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    QUID

    63A Pounds, informally

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    DORMS

    35A Duke's quarters?

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    SLOWISH

    18D Not too quick

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    7
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    DUBOSE

    22D "Porgy" novelist ___ Heyward

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    5
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    KINGPIN

    26D Cartel leader

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    5
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    SHERI

    47D Sci-fi novelist ___ S. Tepper

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    DEVILLE

    35D Coupe ___

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    4
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    FILLUP

    45D Standard 28-Down purchase

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    BAREDITALL debut

    30D Stripped

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    1
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    MINTFAMILY debut

    11D Sage and thyme are in it

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    1
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    SERVESUGGESTION debut

    37A Bit of advice from a tennis coach?

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    1
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    SHOOTSTARS debut

    17A Supermodels?

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    1
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    SLIDESCALE debut

    59A From gentle to steep for some playground equipment?

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    1
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    STOCKSTUFFER debut

    24A One who fattens up cattle?

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    1
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    SWINGSINGLES debut

    47A 45s from Count Basie and Benny Goodman?

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    1