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Saturday · 70 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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    ERA

    59D Bush ___

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    ERR

    54A Go off

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    SAD

    42A Needing buoying

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    ADA

    39D Org. concerned with decay

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    ARENA

    50A Fan setting

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    TAO

    56A "The ___ of Physics" (1975 best seller)

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    ELF

    30A Dungeons & Dragons player option

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    CAN

    20A Sack

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    141
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    YEP

    31A "I reckon so"

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    AROSE

    61A Loomed

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    AYN

    27D First name in objectivism

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    ICON

    38D Recycle bin, for one

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    189
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    NIECE

    52A Splinter, to Woody Woodpecker

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    104
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    PST

    60D It's periodically observed in Hollywood: Abbr.

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    82
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    ALLAH

    16A Recipient of much praise

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    89
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    SEAM

    19A Fashionable meeting place?

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    MEW

    22A Abyssinian language?

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    INTER

    21A Facial or racial preceder

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    75
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    CARAT

    25A A little over three grains

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    70
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    PLASMA

    1D High-definition video display

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    36
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    ANNAN

    26A 2001 Nobel Peace Prize recipient

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    RAMBO

    46A Macho stereotype

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    38
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    ATO

    34A Olympic sprinter ___ Boldon

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    SHAQ

    33A Wilt Chamberneezy, more familiarly

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    49
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    STROP

    55A Tonsorial accessory

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    38
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    ALANA

    11D "Law & Order" actress ___ de la Garza

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    33
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    MEANIE

    47D Stinker

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    25
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    APERTURE

    36D Crack

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    13
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    LIONS

    44A Ones with stalking feet?

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    33
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    ONRAMP

    7D Traveler's connection

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    20
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    ROHE

    24D Architect Ludwig Mies van der ___

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    20
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    PROFS

    28A Indy Jones and others

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    11
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    SUNUP

    58A Crowing cue

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    11
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    LITHUANIA debut

    15A Neighbor of Kaliningrad

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    4
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    NEV

    43A 36th of 50: Abbr.

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    51
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    HUR

    5D Family name in a Lew Wallace novel

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    SUCH

    41A Word before and after "and"

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    24
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    LAE

    9D Papuan port in W.W. II fighting

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    23
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    MAIMS

    10A Kneecaps, e.g.

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    CHEM

    4D Bond analysts' field?: Abbr.

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    13
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    ATDAWN

    3D When 58-Across occurs

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    PTUI

    32D Spittoon sound

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    9
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    SEAICE debut

    45D Nautical hazard

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    APO

    40A Where private messages are sent?: Abbr.

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    EILEEN

    2D Astronaut Collins

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    FAQS

    29D Newbies are often directed to them

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    GALLO

    18A Mondavi competitor

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    NOUSE

    51D "It's fruitless"

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    ORGANS

    49D Much-needed donations

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    BATCH

    6D Baker's dozen, say

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    HAAG

    57A City name part that's Dutch for "hedge"

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    8
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    ILLTREAT

    12D "This one's on me"

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    EZIOPINZA

    59A 1950 Tony winner for Best Actor in a Musical

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    COOER

    53D Pigeon or dove

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    GOVERNOR

    37D Person in a mansion

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    KHMER

    23A Like the Angkor ruins

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    4
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    KNEESLAPPER

    23D Good one

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    ALDERTREE

    17A Source of charcoal wood

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    BRAZOS

    48D River to the Gulf of Mexico

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    3
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    HISN

    57D Dogpatch possessive

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    3
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    MANASSAS

    35D Civil War battlefield

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    RECESSION debut

    62A Slump

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    SHORTFOR

    14D A contraction of

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    3
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    MAGICSQUARE debut

    10D Recreational mathematics construct

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    MALEALTO

    13D Countertenor

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    2
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    SERER debut

    63A More desertlike

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    2
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    ALERTNESS debut

    64A Opposite of torpor

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    MAGNETICEQUATOR debut

    35A Line on which a dip needle is horizontal

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    1
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    PEACHBOWL debut

    1A Louisiana State won the first one in 1968

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    WIENERSCHNITZEL debut

    8D Dish akin to cotoletta alla milanese

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