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Sunday · 142 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    OBOE

    37D "O" in the old Army phonetic alphabet

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    TEA

    5D Caffeine source

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    NEE

    21A Formerly

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    INS

    31D Entrances

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    SSNS

    110D Some IDs: Abbr.

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    STEP

    80D Instructions part

    25
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    BOA

    115D Diva's wrap

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    ABC

    42A Epitome of simplicity

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    DESI

    73A First name in '50s comedy

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    139
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    TOO

    49A "___ bad"

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    189
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    AMOR

    8D Son of Venus

    16
    172
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    RAIN

    64A Word repeated before "go away"

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    CAL

    95D Political columnist Thomas

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    LEAN

    91D Show a preference

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    ABA

    45A Attorneys' org.

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    KEG

    92A Tap site

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    SPED

    17D Careered

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    EASY

    71A Word with chair or street

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    RAIL

    57A Stairway part

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    TAS

    121A Univ. aides

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    99
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    AAS

    98A Some batteries

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    73
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    AMIE

    2D Billet-doux recipient

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    AGENT

    98D Representative

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    150
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    AWL

    11A Item in a belt-maker's tool belt

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    118
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    SEN

    9D Something D.C. does not have

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    NOON

    116A Good time for suntanning

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    103
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    LAD

    94A Huck Finn, e.g.

    10
    140
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    SAGE

    38D Mint relative

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    115
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    STERN

    82A Hard-nosed

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    GASP

    7A [I'm shocked!]

    10
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    LISP

    3D Orator's challenge

    10
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    ICON

    103D Something to click

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    189
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    SPAM

    122A Many unread messages

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    BETA

    105D Test stage

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    104
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    ICY

    35A Not offering traction, in a way

    9
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    OTRA

    106D Other, in Oaxaca

    9
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    ATOLL

    101D Transpacific landing site

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    104
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    MONO

    24A Like early Beatles recordings

    7
    69
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    RASPS

    96A Horseshoers' tools

    7
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    RUB

    61A Catch

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    ITE

    117A Native's suffix

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    ANGST

    11D Unsettled feeling

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    OSS

    93A Org. in the 1946 thriller "Cloak and Dagger"

    5
    114
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    SAPS

    29D Suckers

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    MAW

    86A Gaping opening

    5
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    INKS

    79D Closes, as a deal

    5
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    ABES

    77A Fivers

    5
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    ATONAL

    42D Lacking a key

    5
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    SAGS

    81D Doesn't look at all youthful

    5
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    ERES

    62A You are: Sp.

    5
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    GERE

    16D "Nights in Rodanthe" star, 2008

    4
    96
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    SEP

    113D Natl. Library Card Sign-Up Month

    4
    71
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    INST

    120A Tech. school

    4
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    REOS

    15D Vintage cars

    4
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    ORNOT

    106A "... but I could be wrong"

    4
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    LEAS

    107A Places to graze

    4
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    PEPE

    27A Cartoon skunk

    4
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    CADS

    36D Heartbreaker types

    4
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    CEDES

    99D Hands over

    4
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    COSTA

    36A ___ del Sol

    4
    25
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    SVU debut

    41A "Law & Order: ___"

    4
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    DARNIT

    73D "Phooey!"

    4
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    ERGS

    108D Physics 101 units

    3
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    AMER

    20A AARP part: Abbr.

    3
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    HEMP

    1D Crop grown by George Washington

    3
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    CHET

    87A Newsman Huntley

    3
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    ASLEEP

    97D Not up

    3
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    ORGS

    14A Grps.

    3
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    GERI

    118A Spice Girl Halliwell

    3
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    PUNT

    34A Give up, slangily

    3
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    EPOCH

    54A Ages and ages

    2
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    WEEP

    12D Boo-hoo

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    CAPT

    99A "Aye, aye!" hearer: Abbr.

    2
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    RANI

    102D Eastern queen

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    NCOS

    104D PX patrons

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    SUER

    48A One who goes a-courting?

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    USTA

    112A Org. for singles?

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    IAL

    74A Suffix with adverb

    1
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    SPIRAL

    32A Shell shape

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    EMINENT

    18A Distinguished

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    SCLERA

    83A Eyeball covering

    1
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    REENACT

    57D Simulate, as an event

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    SEEPED

    56A Came through the wall, maybe

    1
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    MAGENTA

    85A Plumlike shade

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    TERRIER

    19D Game pursuer

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    GNEISS

    78A Layered rock

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    INGEST

    4D Swallow

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    OHSAY

    14D Key opening?

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    PASTEUR

    33D 1936 Oscar-winning title role for Paul Muni

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    SEISMO

    65D Prefix with graph

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    LETLIVE

    13D Spare

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    RINGSABELL debut

    102A Sounds familiar

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    2
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    MONA

    63A Marisa's role in "My Cousin Vinny"

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    67
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    ATIE

    109D In ___ (even)

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    HARASS

    100A Bug

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    HEEP

    22A Wickfield's scheming partner in "David Copperfield"

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    ORSER

    28A 1987 champion skater Brian

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    PAROLEE

    55D Recent release?

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    PANELS

    34D "What's My Line?" features

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    ENVOI

    6D End of a ballade

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    LAPSES

    123A Small mistakes

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    QANTAS

    66D Flying Kangaroo company

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    ANGELINA

    89A "Farewell, ___" (Dylan song popularized by Joan Baez)

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    DOGSTAR

    50A Bright spot in the night sky

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    HASATIT

    88D Attacks

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    SLOEGIN

    119A Fizz ingredient

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    OSMOSE

    53D Diffuse slowly

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    ROBERTS

    114A Rehnquist's successor

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    ARGYLL

    58D Historic Scottish county

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    CRISPER

    95A Refrigerator part

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    7
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    STLOUIS

    48D End of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 9/23/1806

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    HALITE

    1A Rock salt

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    PURSED

    68D Puckered

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    SECURED

    26D In the hold, say

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    SHESGONE

    46A 1976 top 10 hit for Hall & Oates

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    SPRAYER

    51D Exterminator's tool

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    SUNY

    72A Schools in Albany and Oneonta are part of it: Abbr.

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    COPIES

    40D Knockoffs

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    HANGARS

    70D Buildings on some bases

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    UNCLASP

    76D Remove, as a necklace

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    USNEWS

    67D Longtime Time rival, informally

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    ACCEPTED

    111A Took

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    BOCCIE

    43D Game with balls

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    MIRRORS

    85D Duplicates exactly

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    SUSANN

    41D Best-selling novelist about whom Gore Vidal said "She doesn't write, she types!"

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    3
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    EARPLUGS debut

    84D Silencers?

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    2
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    EPHRAIM

    90D Patriarch of a tribe of Israel

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    GAMELEG

    7D Cause of a limp

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    HADBEST

    47D Really ought to

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    IPECACS

    39A Medicinal syrups

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    MADIGAN

    60D Amy of "Field of Dreams"

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    MISGAVE

    23A Felt suspicion

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    PEROTS

    52A Politico Ross and family

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    2
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    REBAGS

    69D Packs again, as groceries

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    2
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    COHENS debut

    44D Songwriter Leonard and others

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    DISPLEASED debut

    30A Frowning

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    1
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    GETSSORE debut

    25A Becomes peeved

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    1
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    INNEUTRAL debut

    75A Idling

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    1
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    PRODUCER debut

    10D Film V.I.P.

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    ROUNDHOLES debut

    69A See 65-Across

    0
    1
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    SLAMDANCE debut

    59A Punk rock club activity

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    1
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    SQUAREPEGS debut

    65A Things that may not go in 69-Across

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