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Monday · 78 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ONE

    9D Marine ___ (presidential helicopter)

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    ERR

    4D "To ___ is human ..."

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    522
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    ALSO

    6A "One more thing ..."

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    245
  4. 4
    AOL

    20A "You've got mail" co.

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    214
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    PSI

    51A Pitchfork-shaped Greek letter

    24
    198
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    ARK

    57D Noah's vessel

    24
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    ISNT

    53D "Money ___ everything!"

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    162
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    AKIN

    33D Closely related

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    138
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    NAP

    55D 40 winks

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    192
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    DIE

    56D Expire

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    168
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    LAVA

    16A Material from a volcano

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    144
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    DECO

    23D Art ___ (1920s-'30s style)

    15
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    AROSE

    40A Heeded the alarm

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    154
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    ILLS

    18D Woes

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    117
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    SOFA

    1D Couch

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    116
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    OPED

    58A Essayist's newspaper piece

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    107
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    ALIEN

    49A Visitor in "District 9"

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    PEAT

    43D Bog fuel

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    75
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    AVOW

    27D Swear to

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    112
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    SLOE

    52D ___ gin fizz

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    DRAT

    37D "Dang!"

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    109
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    NOON

    15A Factory whistle time

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    103
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    EVENT

    12D Long jump or 100-meter dash

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    102
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    ELOPE

    46D Run off to the justice of the peace

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    131
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    SPEW

    10A Eject, as 16-Across

    10
    79
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    SPAM

    38D E-mail often caught in filters

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    125
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    PEER

    62A Use a spyglass

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    116
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    LINE

    25D Queue

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    112
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    PEAS

    50A Little vegetables that roll

    8
    89
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    STORE

    31D Part of a mall

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    SMART

    42A Mensa-eligible

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    81
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    PILE

    51D Heap

    8
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    OHARA

    14A Tara's Scarlett

    7
    88
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    BAG

    32A "Paper or plastic?" item

    7
    78
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    GEMS

    34D Rubies, emeralds, etc.

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    51
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    LOUD

    7D Ear-busting

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    43
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    REAM

    48A 500 sheets

    6
    113
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    PARE

    50D Whittle down

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    92
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    RAUL

    3D Fidel Castro's brother

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    47
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    PLOD

    21A Trudge (along)

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    46
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    HEFT

    26D Test the weight of

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    35
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    SOT

    8D Drunkard

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    SIREN

    47D Patrol car wailer

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    PRIM

    41A ___ and proper

    4
    56
  45. 45
    REFER

    48D Direct, as for information

    4
    56
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    SCREW

    1A Fastener that may have a Phillips head

    4
    45
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    ANNOY

    6D Really bother

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    42
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    CHOO

    2D Part of a sneeze after "ah-ah-ah ..."

    3
    28
  49. 49
    CHIME

    24D Doorbell

    3
    14
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    TWA

    39A Old competitor of Pan Am

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    RARA

    28D ___ avis

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    OVINE

    22A Sheeplike

    2
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    SKEET

    63A Sport with shotguns

    2
    55
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    ORLON

    60A Fabric introduced by DuPont

    2
    50
  55. 55
    SHINE

    31A "Rise and ___!"

    2
    39
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    SPEEDS

    42D Risks being caught in a radar trap

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    34
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    BARI

    32D Italian port on the Adriatic

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    33
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    PALIN

    11D Politico Sarah

    2
    26
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    WARES

    13D Peddlers peddle them

    2
    25
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    LASSOS

    44D Rodeo ropes

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    HAREMS

    26A Women's quarters, in sultans' homes

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    15
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    LAMINA

    36D Thin layer

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    13
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    SLIVER

    10D Tiny slice of pie

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    7
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    EVAC

    30A Emergency removal of people, for short

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    19
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    WHIST

    29D Predecessor of bridge

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    DESPITE

    45A Regardless of

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    10
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    WAMPUM

    5D Indian beads used as money

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    8
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    WHIRR

    29A Fan sound

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    6
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    CLIENTS

    24A Agents' customers

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    5
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    AIRE

    59A Suffix with billion

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    DAFOE

    45D Willem of Spider-Man movies

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    19
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    EENS

    61A Poetic nights

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    DULY

    23A In the proper manner

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    MOIRES

    19D Fabrics with wavy patterns

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    PLAINS

    43A Area west of the Mississippi

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    4
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    FOROLDTIMESSAKE debut

    35A How something may be done, nostalgically

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    2
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    FOREANDAFTSAILS debut

    54A Features of yawls or ketches

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    1
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    FOURMINUTEMILER debut

    17A Roger Bannister was the first

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    1