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Sunday · 140 answers · 8 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ALOE

    102A Medicinal succulent

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    ACHE

    46A Flu symptom

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    SRI

    83A ___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader)

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    ARLO

    111D Author/poet Bates

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    NES

    38A Super ___ (game console)

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    TEND

    1A Shepherd

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    EIRE

    69D Where Guinness originates

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    DOS

    4D Fetes

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    CEL

    84A Toon frame

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    ERIC

    21A House Republican V.I.P. Cantor

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    TEL

    115D 10-digit no.

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    SSE

    24D Reno-to-L.A. dir.

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    OLGA

    14D Sister in Chekhov's "Three Sisters"

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    DECO

    72A Like Rockefeller Center

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    ABA

    37D Litigators' org.

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    INERT

    40D Chemically quiet

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    RIA

    51A Narrow estuary

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    VIE

    104D Contend

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    LASSO

    124A Catch in a ring, maybe

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    NYT

    50A Largest city paper in the U.S.: Abbr.

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    TBA

    114D TV schedule abbr.

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    SLUR

    28A "White trash," e.g.

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    ITOO

    19A Langston Hughes poem

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    TAIL

    92A Shadow

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    DALI

    74A "The Hallucinogenic Toreador" artist

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    URNS

    78D Mantel pieces

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    OSAKA

    63A It was destroyed by Godzilla in "Godzilla Raids Again"

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    ETRADE

    2D Online brokerage

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    LAIN

    29A Been in bed

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    TSETSE

    18D Transmitter of nagana

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    SELA

    10D Emmy-winning Ward

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    PEEL

    5D Plastic surgeon's procedure

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    CACTI

    35D Peyotes, e.g.

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    WASABI

    93D Mustardy condiment

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    SCH

    13D P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr.

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    PEEN

    121A Hammer part

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    MERIT

    32D Basis of a Scouting badge

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    NAIVE

    48A Green

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    TINS

    64A Cans

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    BRED

    55D Mated

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    FEED

    107D Network signal

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    BELT

    97A Stiff drink

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    FINE

    106D "O.K. then"

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    NOELS

    57D End-of-year numbers

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    RUNS

    44A Operates

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    ATTACH

    49D Affix

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    BANA

    119A Eric of "Munich"

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    VOTER

    104A One looking for a ticket, maybe

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    TERESA

    41D Mother ___

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    PLUS

    108A Added value

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    STDS

    10A Regs.

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    EGADS

    66A "Zounds!"

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    IDLY

    125A Without much thought

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    ATEN

    123A Egyptian solar disk

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    ALLIE

    113A Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees

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    BNAI

    110A Sons of, in Hebrew

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    LETAT

    75D The French state

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    UVEAS

    45D Eye layers

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    SPAYS

    34D Neuters

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    TRUETO

    43D Loyally following

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    CMA

    112A Nashville-based awards org.

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    TWA

    116D Former rival of USAir

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    RELAX

    81D "Put your feet up"

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    MOA

    76A Extinct relative of the emu

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    BORG

    15D Five-time Wimbledon champ

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    BEBOP

    56D Jazz genre

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    GRATE

    26A Difficult surface for high-heel shoes

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    TOPHAT

    94D Cane accompanier, maybe

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    CASCA

    33A "Julius Caesar" role

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    DOESOK

    67D Gets a C, say

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    ETCHED

    98D Fixed for all time

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    TBONDS

    87A Govt.-issued securities

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    DPI

    117D Printer specification: Abbr.

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    EEN

    85A Poetic dark period

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    EBERT

    20A Who said "No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough"

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    SIL

    89D Part of R.S.V.P.

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    LOESS

    22A Windblown soil

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    ORIEL

    73A Cantilevered window

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    BEENE

    118A Designer Geoffrey

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    HRH

    8D Regal inits.

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    BILBO

    82D Tolkien hobbit

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    ESTEEMS

    17D Prizes

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    ISAT

    52D "The wolf ___ the door"

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    URU

    54A Arg. neighbor

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    DISNEY

    12D Miramax owner

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    NOEXIT

    3D Sartre play set in hell

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    WORLD

    71A Sci-fi writer's creation

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    MAGNET

    30A Kind of school

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    TIPJAR

    1D Bill collector?

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    NOBLES

    96D Aristocrats

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    BEEFEATER debut

    68A Yeoman of the British guard

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    APO

    101A Mil. address

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    ULAN

    109D ___ Bator

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    SDAK

    65D Neb. neighbor

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    OTE

    9D Native: Suffix

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    ATEM

    62A "Up and ___!"

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    SAXON

    103A Native of Leipzig

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    EWELL

    120A Gettysburg general under Lee

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    THINK

    86A "Concentrate!"

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    BARAK

    58D P.M. between Netanyahu and Sharon

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    RETE

    39A Neural network

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    NASL

    90A Pelé was its M.V.P. in '76

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    TESTA

    80D Seed coat

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    TETRAS

    7D Colorful fish

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    FLASH

    25D News bulletin

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    HELENE

    95D Curtis of cosmetics

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    SEAU

    36A 12-time Pro Bowl player Junior

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    ADIME

    31A Stop on ___

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    AMORES

    47A Ovid's love poetry

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    AUSSI

    91D Also, in Arles

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    JAX

    27A The Jaguars, on scoreboards

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    MUUMUU

    30D Hawaiian attire

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    AIRMAN

    59D Aviator

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    TRUISM

    11D Platitude

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    ASKEDIN

    53D Welcomed, as a visitor

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    BROILER

    88D Oven option

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    PATHO

    5A Logical beginning?

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    DORR

    42D U.S. rebellion leader of 1842

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    OBJET

    14A Curio

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    UNLOCK

    60D Open

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    JEANNIE

    16D 1960s sitcom title role

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    ISRED

    122A "The East ___," song of the Chinese Cultural Revolution

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    NUGGET

    48D McDonald's chicken bit

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    TUNNELS

    92D Places for moles

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    WISHI

    71D Words before may or might

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    MIDWAY

    79D Convenient meeting place?

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    NUMERIC

    50D Having digits

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    TOPPLES

    87D Overthrows

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    ABDUCTS

    6D Shanghais

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    FEELNO

    70D ___ pain

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    RGT

    61A Mil. unit

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    SPIFFY

    105A Spruce

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    TRANNY

    100D Gearshift mechanism, informally

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    BUTTERBUSINESSBUREAU debut

    55A Dairy regulator?

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    ITSPASTMYBUDTIME debut

    40A "I can't drink beer this late"?

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    LEMUEL debut

    99D Gulliver of "Gulliver's Travels"

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    PRESSEDTHEFLUSH debut

    23A Used a push-button toilet?

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    THELITTLEREDHUN debut

    114A Story of a small Communist barbarian?

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    THEUMPIRESTRIKESBACK debut

    77A Baseball official gets revenge?

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    WORKSWITHOUTANUT debut

    93A "The bolt alone is sufficient"?

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