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Wednesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ATE

    44A Grazed, e.g.

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  2. 2
    ELI

    45A One of the Manning brothers

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  3. 3
    ALI

    46A Noted convert to Islam in 1964

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    ADO

    25A Foofaraw

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    477
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    NET

    62A Mosquito protection

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    377
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    IDEA

    13A It may be bright

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    INS

    10D Favored bunch

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    224
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    OIL

    22A Dipstick coating

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    282
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    ABET

    59A Look out for?

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    228
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    OED

    33A Wordsmith's ref.

    22
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    OTIS

    27D Porter's regretful "Miss"

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    AIDE

    38A Right hand

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    CAT

    5A Jaguar, e.g.

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  14. 14
    INA

    55D "___ pig's eye!"

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    178
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    DIE

    54D Go kaput

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    NERO

    60A "Quo Vadis" role

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    243
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    MER

    24A Debussy subject

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    CAB

    47A Semi part

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    ILLS

    56A Poverty, pollution and such

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    DEER

    50D Animal on XING signs

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    154
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    ADIEU

    53A Parting word

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    148
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    BAH

    36A Dickensian cry

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    142
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    REI

    23A King, in Portugal

    11
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    ARTY

    6D Pseudo-cultured

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    LANA

    35D Clark's crush on "Smallville"

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    ROTC

    17A Cadets' org.

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    TEED

    21D Ticked (off)

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    TAX

    12D Cigarettes have it

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    DALI

    39D "The Persistence of Memory" painter

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    108
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    GREW

    63A Mushroomed

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    50
  31. 31
    PLAN

    16A New entrepreneur's need

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    HASH

    9D Beanery fare

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  33. 33
    FIE

    11D "For shame!"

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    60
  34. 34
    DOM

    39A Monk's title

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    54
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    ESSEX

    18A English county on the North Sea

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    GORE

    14A Ex-politico with a Nobel and an Emmy

    4
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    RANG

    52D Summoned, in a way

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    CRETE

    20D Minos's land

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    65
  39. 39
    MANIA

    15A The Beatles produced it

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    64
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    PEARL

    3D ___ onion

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    51
  41. 41
    PROSE

    30D Plain English

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    40
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    GEARS

    61A See 8-Across

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    29
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    LINEN

    58A Closet filler

    3
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  44. 44
    AZURE

    48D Like a clear sky

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  45. 45
    ROAMS

    29D Gads about

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    26
  46. 46
    QUOTE

    31A "And I ___ ..."

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    SMEARS

    8D Artists' boo-boos

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    20
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    PESKY

    40A Like gnats

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    18
  49. 49
    SANK

    4D Brought to ruin

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  50. 50
    ZAPS

    1A Hits with bug spray

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    35
  51. 51
    RANI

    34A Sari-clad royal

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  52. 52
    ADLAI

    2D First name in 1950s politics

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  53. 53
    ALG

    53D Subj. with unknowns

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    59
  54. 54
    MEDIC

    37D Battlefield shout

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    ELBE

    51D Hamburg's river

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    37
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    CAGER

    47D Hoops player

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    17
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    PALEST

    40D Most likely to sunburn

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  58. 58
    QUIET

    31D Library sign

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    14
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    ZIPPO

    1D Nada

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    14
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    GRIEVE

    14D Show sorrow

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    12
  61. 61
    SHIFT

    8A With 61-Across, a possible title for this puzzle

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    11
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    BYNOW

    49D At this point

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    10
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    COOTIE debut

    5D Bug-building game

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    6
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    MOCKS

    37A Makes fun of, in a way

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    6
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    TECUMSEH

    7D Shawnee chief at the Battle of Tippecanoe

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    4
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    ROGET

    28D Physician/synonymist

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    45
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    HAMLET

    43D Shakespearean soliloquist

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    25
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    LUNGE

    35A Fencing move

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    23
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    UNDUE

    32D Excessive, as force

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    RERUNS

    42D Off-season offerings

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    ALACK

    25D Word of woe

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    AGUN

    57A Have ___ to one's head

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    DINKY

    26D Awfully small

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    4
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    BOLIVIAN

    36D From Sucre, say

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    3
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    DRIVEMECRAZY debut

    50A 1999 Melissa Joan Hart movie

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    1
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    NEUTRALSHADE debut

    41A Bone, for one

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    1
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    PARKCITYUTAH debut

    19A Home of the Sundance Film Festival

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    1
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    REVERSESPLIT debut

    28A Corporate action that increases the par value of its stock

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    1