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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ONE

    121D A wee hour

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    ONO

    14D Plastic ___ Band

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    RIO

    95D 1983 Duran Duran hit

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    ACRE

    116D Homeland plot?

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    ETC

    46D Series finale?

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    ORCA

    60D 1977 thriller co-starring Bo Derek

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    ONCE

    30A A bit more than never

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    OAT

    34D Dobbin's nibble

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    STAT

    38A Carries, e.g.

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    INCA

    118D Cuzco inhabitant

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    URSA

    48D "Superman II" villainess

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    ERIN

    73D A Walton

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    IOS

    77A Island near Naxos

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    AWE

    89A Blow away

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    ASTI

    37A Bubbly place?

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    DIET

    53D Many a New Year's resolution

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    RAY

    63A Solar ___

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    ASST

    36D ___ mgr.

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    RYES

    80A Certain grains

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    DAD

    35D "Dear old" guy

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    LOLA

    41D "Damn Yankees" vamp

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    ISIT

    62A "___ true?"

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    ISIS

    101A DC Comics superheroine

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    INFO

    77D Poop

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    SINE

    84A Fourier series function

    12
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    TOMB

    88D Taj Mahal, e.g.

    11
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    ENID

    57A English author Blyton

    10
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    ODIE

    78D Comics canine

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    AARON

    16D Perennial N.L. leader of old

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    STL

    54A Home of the Blues: Abbr.

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    ELLEN

    56A Barkin of "Sea of Love"

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    ABIT

    49D Some

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    PDAS

    39A BlackBerry and others, for short

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    TEAL

    114A Greenish-blue

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    105
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    AIDA

    28A Elton John/Tim Rice musical

    7
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    SONS

    79D End of some firm names

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    MEOW

    75D "What's New Pussycat?" response?

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    ARLES

    108D Bizet suite "The Girl From ___"

    7
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    NERVE

    107D Audacity

    7
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    SAKS

    61D "The Odd Couple" director

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    INASEC

    102D Shortly

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    LOIS

    70D Lane in Metropolis

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    PINA

    93D ___ cloth (lingerie fabric)

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    ILOST

    87A Pauline Kael's "___ It at the Movies"

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    CEOS

    59A Co. bigwigs

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    OILY

    42D Too suave

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    DOTE

    50D Favor cloyingly, with "on"

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    AMPSUP

    7A Escalates

    4
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    SAS

    10D Airline to Stockholm

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    NEHRU

    68D Co-founder of the Nonaligned Movement

    3
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    CBER

    40D One with a handle

    3
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    ATOI

    98A Yours, in Giverny

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    ASPIC

    2D Jellied dish

    3
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    SENECA

    130A ___ Falls, N.Y.

    3
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    GOSH

    1D "Yipe!"

    3
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    CLOG

    40A Footwear that's hard to run in

    3
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    FOES

    99A Nemeses

    3
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    PABLO

    105D Literature Nobelist Neruda

    3
    34
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    RHINE

    111D River straddled by Basel, Switzerland

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    34
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    HINDI

    26A Language that gave us "pajamas"

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    STANCE

    38D Batting coach's concern

    3
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    TURBO

    55A Powerful engine

    3
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    PROMPT

    9D Cue

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    STOIC

    112D Impassive

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    IRT

    120D N.Y.C. subway line

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    SSW

    97D Orlando-to-Ft. Myers dir.

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    HENCE

    18D For this reason

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    OSCARS

    20A Annual event held at the Kodak Theater, with "the"

    2
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    LAHTI

    117A Emmy-winning co-star of "Chicago Hope"

    2
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    ATAN

    32D ___ impasse

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    POSIT

    12D Propose

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    LYLE

    74D Singer Lovett

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    MYRA

    8D Hess who was a dame

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    ALLURE

    104D Attraction

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    SICS

    81A Sets (on)

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    CAPOTE

    82D 2005 Hoffman title role

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    INFUN

    52D Just for laughs

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    CYRANO

    21A Hero known for his nose

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    ELOI

    66D "The Time Machine'" race

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    APER

    113A Little or Short

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    AARE

    115A Interlaken's river

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    ALEUT

    72D Language akin to Yupik

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    ARAM

    27A Saroyan's "My Name Is ___"

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    EDGER

    19D Lawn gadget

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    MILO

    100A Actor Ventimiglia of "Heroes"

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    RONDO

    85A Lively sonata movement

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    DROSS

    110D Chaff

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    TAPED

    109D Attached, in a way

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    IRONIC

    127A Like some Swift writing

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    SHU

    123D Moo ___ pork

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    ETHERS

    126A Early anesthetics

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    LAVERNE

    125A One of the Andrews Sisters

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    BALDEAGLE

    4D Quarter back

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    DAPPLE

    29D Spot

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    ARLISS

    5D Onetime HBO sitcom

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    DEUCES

    129A Twos

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    QUILT

    47D What a bee produces

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    CCING

    17D Sharing a memo with

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    ENLACED

    22A Intertwined

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    FUSSY

    69D Fastidious

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    ROARING

    25A Like the Twenties

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    ANAT

    43A Art school subj.

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    SWE

    83D Winter Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.

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    ORESTES

    128A Electra's brother

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    GST

    6D Prime meridian std.

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    ULA

    15D Suffix with form

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    ACERS

    7D Deliverers of the unreturnable

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    LLDS

    65D Some legal scholars, for short

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    DRAGS

    58D Pulls

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    GASBAG

    1A Wind source

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    RANLATE

    67A Went long

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    RNAS

    103A Genetic molecules

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    FIS

    124D Hi-___

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    SCENA

    3D Extended operatic solo

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    APEAR

    106D "... in ___ tree"

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    DEALERS

    110A Some casino staff

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    CAESARS

    31A ___ Palace

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    ETIOLATE

    90D Bleach

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    GOULASH

    76A This-and-that preparation

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    FLEECER

    64A Swindler

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    UNEARTHS

    11D Digs up

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    BERLIOZ

    119A "Symphonie Fantastique" composer

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    ELMUNDO

    73A Madrid newspaper

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    GERALDO

    13D Mustachioed TV muckraker

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    JUNTAS

    71D Postrevolutionary councils

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    KLUTZES

    96D China shop personae non gratae

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    OFFSEASON

    86D Summer at a ski resort, e.g.

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    APEEP

    44D Without ___ (quietly)

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    DOREEN

    92D One of the original Mouseketeers

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    GOUACHE

    13A Watercolor technique

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    BOILINGPAD debut

    51A Summer apartment with no air-conditioning?

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    FULLPETALJACKET debut

    69A Floral Technicolor dreamcoat?

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    1
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    HARING debut

    24D 1980s street artist Keith

    0
    1
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    NEWYORKPETS debut

    94A Residents at a Manhattan A.S.P.C.A.?

    0
    1
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    PANABOUTTOWN debut

    105A Move a movie camera around a community?

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    1
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    PASSCONFUSION debut

    122A Explanation for an interception?

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    PORTALDANGER debut

    33A Tripping over a threshold, perhaps?

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    1
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    SPELLTHEROSES debut

    23A Give Axl and Pete a break?

    0
    1
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    STUDPUFFIN debut

    91A Strutting bird on an ice floe?

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    THEPODSQUAD debut

    45A Pea farmers?

    0
    1