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Sunday · 138 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    END

    66A Break off

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    ELM

    108D Hardwood source

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    INS

    50D Walk-___

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    GEL

    115A Lighting director's choice

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    PTA

    72D Mom-and-pop org.

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    ETRE

    5D To be abroad

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    RTE

    37A A.A.A. recommendation: Abbr.

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    CPA

    109D One who knows one's liabilities

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    GRE

    110D E.T.S. offering

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    119
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    UTAH

    21A Home of Rainbow Bridge National Monument

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    ETTU

    24D Classical rebuke

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    SPAS

    103D Places to unwind

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    BAN

    48A Put the kibosh on

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    SCOT

    102D Resident of the Land of Cakes

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    TUG

    10D Port pusher

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    RENE

    79A ___ Dubos, humanist who said "Think globally, act locally"

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    UTA

    104A Actress Hagen

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    SHIP

    15D Send

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    USERS

    61A Ones entering rehab

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    WAD

    67A Plug

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    DEAD

    76D Very, very tired

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    FDR

    16A One of the Big Three, for short

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    INNS

    44A Stops on the road

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    NAPE

    97A Pickup place for pets

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    SEEM

    11D Come across as

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    RAMS

    85A Fearsome Foursome team

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    UTILE

    59D Functional

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    BONO

    57A Irishman who was a Time magazine Person of the Year in 2005

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    LEASE

    56D Housing arrangement

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    SMASH

    117A Big success

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    NNE

    40D Tonga-to-Hawaii dir.

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    SAGAS

    43A "The Thorn Birds" and others

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    50
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    UNTIL

    52D Before

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    BIN

    70D Hamper

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    TRIM

    36A In shape

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    TARP

    116A Bank bailout acronym

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    COIL

    105D Thing to wind

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    FIRM

    100A Al dente

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    FDA

    9D Org. overseeing trials

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    IONIC

    32D Like some bonds

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    AWLS

    30D Cobblers' needs

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    SEP

    78A Mo. with Natl. Grandparents' Day

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    FLAN

    95D Sweet treat

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    OATEN

    87A Like some grain

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    PUB

    51A Modern trivia competition locale

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    KRONA

    4D Icelandic money

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    SAFES

    65D Bank holdings?

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    NIELS

    40A Physicist Bohr

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    ONCD

    87D Ready for a drive?

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    UCONN

    90A N.C.A.A. women's basketball powerhouse

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    DADAS

    14D Pops in the nursery

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    OPTIN

    26D Choose to participate

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    HEARTS

    19A See 12-Across

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    RIFTS

    7A Schisms

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    ETH

    80A Old verb suffix

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    ELDEST

    118A Child often having special responsibilities

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    BOONE

    27A North Carolina town that's home to Appalachian State University

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    RIALTO

    114A Theater area

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    BIDS

    12A Says "Two 19-Across," e.g.

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    ATOLLS

    64A Snorkeling sites

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    TARES

    58D Scale weights

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    BWANA

    98D Safari leader

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    CARAFE

    91D Wine order

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    EARLAP

    93D Cap attachment

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    BOOTS

    53D Cans

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    BIENNIA

    57D Congressional terms, e.g.

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    STARLETS

    83D Hollywood hopefuls

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    ONEA

    112A Draft status

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    REE

    22A "Riddle-me-___"

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    LEANTO

    89A Rough shelter

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    GAM

    96A Herd of whales

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    VISE

    49A It has strong jaws

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    PANG

    39D Sign of hunger

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    USTA

    31A Seeding org.

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    ELKO

    74A Nevada city

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    ITISSO

    32A Statement of fact

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    FARAD

    100D Unit of capacitance

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    DERAIL

    17D Go off track

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    REALMS

    18D What kings rule

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    SCOOTER

    63D Child's wheels

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    CARLY

    105A Singing Simon

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    UNCLOG

    90D Get moving again, in a way

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    RUSHIN

    7D Enter quickly

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    HASUP debut

    71A Invites to one's apartment, say

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    STEERING

    45A Kind of column or committee

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    TACKED debut

    1A Added (on)

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    EASESINTO debut

    62A Enters gradually

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    OFA

    111A Friend ___ friend

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    RMN

    79D Presidential inits.

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    VENOM

    55D Nasty words

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    NEU

    46D Big word in German ads

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    UNDUE

    20A More than is required

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    ANEST

    86D "___ of robins ..."

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    ORGANS

    34D Eyes and ears

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    ISLEY

    77D Singing brothers' surname

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    ALPES

    113A Where Jean-Claude Killy practiced

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    ITASCA

    13D Lake ___, source of the Mississippi

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    HITTER

    71D Batsman

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    BOAC

    98A Airline mentioned in "Back in the U.S.S.R."

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    ONELS

    73A Scott Turow's first book was about them

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    WACS

    35A "My best soldiers," according to Douglas MacArthur

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    ACESIT

    68A Gets no answers wrong on the test

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    WARHERO

    67D Battle star

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    FETISH

    94D Obsession

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    RADIOERA

    25A Late 1920s to around 1950

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    SEABIRD

    33D Stilt, e.g.

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    TOOLER

    92D Mechanic

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    DSM

    6D British mil. decoration

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    GISELLE

    47D Ballet set in the Rhineland

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    ISEEA

    44D "___ little silhouetto of a man" ("Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric)

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    NONUKES

    88D Protest cry

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    AEROSTAT

    2D Balloon or blimp

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    CAROTENE

    3D Sweet potato nutrient

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    CORELLI

    38D Arcangelo ___, Italian violin master

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    CROSSWORDS

    101A "Make me"

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    GERALDO

    42D Daytime talk show starting in 1987

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    LASTCALL

    106A Bartender's announcement

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    RONELY debut

    99A Former Miss America host

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    THEBURBS

    1D Where many commuters live, informally

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    THI

    28A Summer comfort stat

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    BANGON

    41A Exactly right, in British lingo

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    INSISTS

    8D Won't take no for an answer

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    TOMMYROT

    84D Flapdoodle

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    TUBAL

    58A ___ ligation

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    BOOKPROPOSAL debut

    60D "Write me"

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    ERRORMESSAGE debut

    23A "Pardon me"

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    MASSAPPEAL debut

    29A "Save me"

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    PECKINGORDER

    107A "Kiss me"

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    RIODIABLO debut

    69A 1993 TV western starring Kenny Rogers and Travis Tritt

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    VIADUCT debut

    49D Word that led to the "Why a duck?" routine by the Marx brothers

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    BURSAE debut

    12D Holders of body lubricating fluids

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    1
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    COUNTERPLEA debut

    38A "Feed me"

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    ENGIRDLE debut

    82D Wrap around

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    FILMDIRECTION debut

    75A "Shoot me"

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    FREERESPONSE debut

    16D "It's on me"

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    RECEIVINGLINE debut

    54A "For me?"

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    TASTIEST debut

    81A Superlative on "Top Chef"

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    1
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    TENDEROFFER debut

    92A "Lean on me"

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