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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ERE

    126A Poetic preposition

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    ERAS

    78A Bullpen stats

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    ANI

    8D Singer DiFranco

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    ANTI

    120A Prefix with inflammatory

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    OPS

    87D Missions, in brief

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    UNO

    116D Card game from Mattel

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    PELE

    90A Athlete who won the 1978 International Peace Award

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    AER

    84A ___ Lingus

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    ESTEE

    29D First name in cosmetics

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    BAR

    115D Kind of graph

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    SLAT

    15A Shutter piece

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    LAOS

    62D China neighbor

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    TRE

    41D Number of flavors in Neapolitan ice cream?

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    SCAN

    68D Eyeball

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    LARA

    60A ___ Croft, title role for Angelina Jolie

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    ALIAS

    109A False front

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    APR

    19A Auto financing abbr.

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    NCAA

    63A Org. involved with ESPN

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    UMP

    13D Person at home

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    NFL

    63D CBS's "The ___ Today"

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    EACH

    22A "___ Dawn I Die" (James Cagney flick)

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    GET

    122A Fathom

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    CITE

    9D Refer to

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    LIED

    46A Schubert piece

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    SPAR

    52D Tangle (with)

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    ODIE

    97D Comics pooch

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    TEAR

    45A Spacesuit worry

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    GPS

    14D Modern navig. tool

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    ROSE

    124A Word before or after tea

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    SPIN

    111D Turn in many a children's board game

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    OOP

    118D Alley ___

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    DSL

    85A High-speed inits.

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    ISLES

    82D The Hebrides, e.g.

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    LOIN

    60D Choice cut

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    VEER

    107A Swerve

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    TIERS

    33D Seating sections

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    ECG

    43A Heart chart: Abbr.

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    SWAT

    70D Hit hard

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    EDDIE

    29A Vedder of Pearl Jam

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    HALL

    89A Concert site

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    SMUG

    11A Too big for one's britches, say

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    STEPS

    83D Flight divisions

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    BALL

    114A Cinderella's destination

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    ONTAPE

    93D Canned

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    FETA

    50D Greek salad ingredient

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    RPI

    117D Sch. in Troy, N.Y.

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    SPANS

    36A Viaduct features

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    VCRS

    113D TV hookups

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    COWL

    75A Brother's attire

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    SES

    57A French possessive

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    LIAM

    53D Irish folk musician O'Flynn

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    INAWE

    103A Transfixed

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    SAFER

    106D Less wobbly, say

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    PUMP

    21A Bilge need

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    BPLUS

    35D Nearly excellent

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    PACO

    51D Designer Rabanne

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    SSTS

    105A Bygone "birds"

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    AXED

    104A Canned

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    MEG

    1A Former eBay chief Whitman

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    JAW

    7D Big part of a crocodile

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    ENIAC

    66A Pioneering 1940s computer

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    DAFT

    31A Harebrained

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    TEENSY

    58A Wee

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    COIF

    4D Bangs, e.g.

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    GEES

    44D Thousands, in slang

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    PONG

    69D Beer ___

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    KISMET

    24D It's written in the stars

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    RAVIOLI

    112A Literally, "little turnips"

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    OCEANIA

    20A Home of Easter Island

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    BWANA

    79A Sir, in Swahili

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    SPORES

    64A Puffball contents

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    PROSPER

    65D Fare well

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    REL

    91A Brother or aunt: Abbr.

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    OPEL

    119A Volkswagen competitor

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    SEEMS

    37A Appears

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    SPARTA

    11D What the 300 defended

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    OLIVIA

    88D "Twelfth Night" woman

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    ATTS

    110D Brief makers: Abbr.

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    GEORGE

    100D Any of boxer Foreman's five sons

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    STROVE

    98D Endeavored

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    WILMA

    80D Mother in Bedrock

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    LACY

    40D Full of frills

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    WUSS

    30A Pantywaist

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    SIKHS

    42D Some turban wearers

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    ACNED

    5D Pimply

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    MUSEUM

    12D Field trip destination

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    PPP

    54A Extremely softly, in music

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    SNIPERS

    125A Ones concealing their aims

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    HELPER

    101D Volunteer, perhaps

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    REVOKE

    73A Void

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    SISALS

    81A Rope fibers

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    PRETZEL

    55D Ballpark snack

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    ENTR

    26A ___'acte

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    SPEE

    81D Ill-fated German admiral

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    NEDS

    123A Composer Rorem and others

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    ENURE

    28A Habituate

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    KAHN

    10D Gus who wrote the words to "Makin' Whoopee"

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    EBOLI

    74D Where Christ stopped in a Carlo Levi novel

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    ILER

    77D Robert of "The Sopranos"

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    RIGHT

    99A "Yeah, ___"

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    NELLIE

    96D Nervous one?

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    TRISTE

    102D Melancholy

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    APISH

    59A Imitative

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    ATUB

    34A "Three men in ___"

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    EXALTS

    95D Sings hallelujah to

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    LANDAU

    16D Coachman's carriage

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    ACTING

    17D Provisional

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    GATED

    86D Like some communities

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    MACAWS

    1D Talkative ones

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    THRESH

    18D Separate wheat from chaff

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    LISBON

    92D Capital on the Atlantic

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    GROUSE

    3D Bellyache

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    PARTIAL

    54D Missing something

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    FUTON

    32D Informal bed

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    LIONIZE

    76A Adulate

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    NAILED

    94D Caught red-handed

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    USHERED

    47D Brought (in)

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    ESTIVAL

    49D Summery

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    HGWELLS

    89D The Father of Science Fiction

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    PASSERS

    56D QBs, at times

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    HITLIST

    61A It's dangerous to be on this

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    STIED

    108A Like a pig in a pen

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    CARJACK

    4A Steal from, as in Grand Theft Auto

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    GUAR

    25D Gum-producing plant

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    RITTS

    72A Fashion photographer Herb

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    SCHTICK

    38D "I don't get no respect," to Rodney Dangerfield

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    SEEDPOD

    15D Bean container

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    SEINERS

    48D Fishermen with nets

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    ELAH debut

    71D "In the Valley of ___" (2007 film)

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    REGRAB

    6D Get a better grip on

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    TIPOVER

    121A Upset

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    AQUIFER

    27A Freshwater source

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    ASPSFORME debut

    67A Cleopatra's last request?

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    BUILTRAMPSTOUGH debut

    39A Prepared for heavy on/off traffic?

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    BULLETPROOFCARPS debut

    115A Unassailable beefs?

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    COOKINGWITHGASPS debut

    23A Rachael Ray activity eliciting oohs and aahs?

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    EPOQUE debut

    2D La Belle ___

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    GOINGTOPSTHEPOLLS debut

    86A Travel is voted most popular?

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    LONGTIMENOSEEPS debut

    92A Result of a good basement waterproofing years ago?

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    USETHEFORCEPSLUKE debut

    47A Advice to actor Perry when delivering a baby?

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