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Friday · 64 answers · 12 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

    45D With 41-Down, quaint sandlot game

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  2. 2
    INS

    16D Connections

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  3. 3
    STIR

    12D Kindle

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    292
  4. 4
    ENE

    35A Chemical ending

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    403
  5. 5
    MRS

    4A Form check box option

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    125
  6. 6
    DOE

    13D Fawning type

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  7. 7
    REO

    5D Old bus maker

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    196
  8. 8
    PRO

    30D Side opposite 9-Down

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  9. 9
    CON

    9D Side opposite 30-Down

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    123
  10. 10
    ASIAN

    39D ___ Games (quadrennial event)

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  11. 11
    CFO

    1A Fiscal exec

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    51
  12. 12
    SOW

    46D Broadcast

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  13. 13
    PUN

    33A It may not have been intended

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  14. 14
    HAITI

    19D It has departments named Nord, Sud and Ouest

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    60
  15. 15
    SOLE

    14D Print maker

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    138
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    DUE

    25A Bill word

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  17. 17
    GTO

    17A The Monkeemobile, e.g.

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    126
  18. 18
    TOSCA

    40A Floria ___, Puccini title role

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    76
  19. 19
    SCENE

    37D Happening spot

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    122
  20. 20
    SHUT

    28A Block

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    52
  21. 21
    THERE

    22D "All done!"

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    54
  22. 22
    LAPS

    11D Pool regimen

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    53
  23. 23
    ANTONIO

    31D The merchant of Venice

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    18
  24. 24
    SENATE

    21D A house divided?

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  25. 25
    REHIRE

    24A Bring back on board

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    15
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    ESSE

    43D Forum infinitive

    2
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    OVINE

    38A Like bellwethers

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    ESTOP

    43A Bar

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    ELATED

    8D High

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    32
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    RELATE

    34A Connect

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    35
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    STAPLE

    21A Mainstay

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    33
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    DELETES

    49A Strikes

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    13
  33. 33
    CABALS

    7D Intriguing bands

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    10
  34. 34
    HUMORME debut

    29D "C'mon, at least consider it!"

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    8
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    RETILE

    10D Fix, as a shower stall

    1
    8
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    PALESTINE debut

    18A Former British mandate

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    4
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    EEC

    42A Intl. trade letters

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    48
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    ACTA

    39A Records

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    IMUS

    36A Radio figure who co-wrote "Two Guys Four Corners"

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    46
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    ACAT

    41D See 45-Down

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    21
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    RELIEF

    27D What some maps show

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    SNOOD

    23A W.W. II factory wear

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    13
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    COEUR

    9A See 7-Across

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    12
  44. 44
    LAURELS

    11A Composition of some old crowns

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    8
  45. 45
    DOLORES

    13A 1941 #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey

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    7
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    ROSARIO

    48A Argentine port on the Paraná

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    7
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    EMANANT

    47A Flowing forth

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    HEIL

    19A Greeting with a salute

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  49. 49
    PREVENTS

    26D Checks

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    PRONETO

    26A Frequently exhibiting, by nature

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    4
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    SWENSON

    50A Housekeeper player on "Benson"

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    4
  52. 52
    FERRETOUT

    2D Dig up

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    3
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    LEAPSON

    32D Seizes, as an opportunity

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    3
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    MOLS

    4D Compound fractions: Abbr.

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    3
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    SPITTED debut

    28D Stuck at a roast

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    3
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    CREVE debut

    7A With 9-Across, Missouri city whose name means "broken heart"

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    2
  57. 57
    OVERSHOE debut

    3D Rubber

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    2
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    SLATHERS debut

    20A Puts (on) thickly

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    2
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    ABERRATIONS debut

    15A They're irregular

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    1
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    CRUELANDUNUSUAL debut

    1D Torturous, perhaps

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    1
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    PREMARITAL debut

    30A Like some relations

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    1
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    ROMANCERS debut

    24D Beaus

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    1
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    SURGEPROTECTORS debut

    6D They may avert computer damage

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    1
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    TRUECONFESSIONS debut

    44A Story-filled magazine since 1922

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    1