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Monday · 76 answers · 3 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

    31D Lunched, say

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    ANN

    8D The Beach Boys' "Barbara ___"

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    ANTS

    27D Aardvarks' fare

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    BRA

    59D Victoria's Secret purchase

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    UNO

    58D Numero ___

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    ABLE

    45D Well-suited

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    SLR

    40A Camera choice, in brief

    23
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    SNAP

    61A Sound heard with the phrase "Just like that!"

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    204
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    NATO

    30A Western alliance, for short

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    167
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    CSI

    57D CBS forensic drama

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    127
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    ERIC

    16A N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Dickerson

    17
    251
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    SLAP

    38D Part of a Three Stooges routine

    17
    123
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    EDYS

    34D Alternative to Häagen-Dazs

    17
    106
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    RIOT

    24D Big melee

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    191
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    LAVA

    19A Molten flow

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    144
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    ORATE

    11D Talk bombastically

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    196
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    NOIR

    21A Genre for "The Maltese Falcon"

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    110
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    EAVE

    60A Projecting edge on a roof

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    164
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    HAHA

    43A "That's a good one!"

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    125
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    ALUM

    2D Reunion attendee, for short

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    123
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    AONE

    15A Top-notch

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    SNIP

    54D Paper doll-making sound

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    133
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    HERA

    26D Wife of Zeus

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    116
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    TECH

    25D Kind of support offered by a 3-Down

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    101
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    WED

    9D Thu. preceder

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    ERNIE

    62A Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford

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    ARTY

    42A Pretentiously styled

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    IONS

    64A Atoms with + or – symbols

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    ROUT

    18D Win by a wide margin

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    ADES

    55D Hot-weather quenchers

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    ABETS

    51A Aids and ___

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    BARN

    39D 1-Down building

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    NERVE

    49D Chutzpah

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    56
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    RASPS

    65A Talks like Don Corleone

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    53
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    UBOAT

    48D W.W. II Atlantic lurker

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    TORT

    56A Basis of a lawsuit

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    PETER

    22A Lose steam, with "out"

    5
    69
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    COLE

    10A ___ slaw

    5
    53
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    FARM

    1D 50-acre homestead, maybe

    5
    36
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    HIE

    32A Get a move on

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    NUB

    4D Heart

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    MILA

    52A "___ 18" (Leon Uris novel)

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    31
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    HOARD

    7D Stockpile

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    24
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    ASSISTS

    27A Stats in hockey and basketball

    3
    20
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    SAHL

    28D Wry comic Mort

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    INTL

    33D Worldwide: Abbr.

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    ECARD

    13D Modern-day birthday greeting

    2
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    IMACS

    36D Apples on desktops

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    AMMAN

    50D Jordan's capital

    2
    30
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    MATES

    47D Chess endings

    2
    27
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    BLIMPS

    44D Hoverers over sports stadiums

    2
    8
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    STER

    63A Suffix with poll or pun

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    ELHI

    37D For grades 1-12

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    ALEUT

    14A Alaskan native

    1
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    STENOS

    5D Dictation takers

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    ACRO

    31A Prefix with phobia

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    PEROT

    22D Ross who founded the Reform Party

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    MLLE

    41A French miss: Abbr.

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    MMM

    20A "Delicious!"

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    FAWNS

    1A Offspring of bucks and does

    1
    9
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    GSA

    53A Fed. property manager

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    CHAW

    6A Tobacco mouthful

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    27
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    LIVEN

    12D Animate

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    12
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    HITTER

    43D One getting a single or a double, e.g.

    0
    11
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    CELEBS

    10D OK! magazine topics

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    10
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    EERS

    29A Endings with mountain and election

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    9
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    CABINS

    6D Mountain retreats

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    ROARER

    46D One guffawing

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    7
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    BARRELS

    44A OPEC units

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    6
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    RUBBERBAND

    17A Stretchable holder

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    3
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    HIREDGUNS

    32D Armed thugs

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    2
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    MUNICIPALBOND

    47A Tax-free investment

    0
    2
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    THETIESTHATBIND debut

    35A Strong family connections, idiomatically

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    2
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    WEBMASTER

    3D Internet guru

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    2
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    AROUNDTHEBEND debut

    23A Loony

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    1
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    CUMMERBUND debut

    57A Tux go-with

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    1