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Friday · 68 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ATE

    7D Partook of

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    DNA

    46A It has four bases

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    AMEN

    1A It's often said with the eyes closed

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    SIS

    55D Familial title

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    STEW

    52D Fuss

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    SLEW

    61A Multitude

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    BAA

    25A Bucolic call

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    DRAT

    59A "Nuts!"

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    RESET

    60A Start over, in a way

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    USERS

    49D Detox population

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    NEIN

    56A Vote in der Bundesrat

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    NCIS

    22D Spinoff of CBS's "JAG"

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    58
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    UNTIL

    28A Up to

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    50
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    RAUL

    44A 1980s Argentine president ___ Alfonsín

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    47
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    AGASP

    5A Stunned

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    39
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    COPSE

    33A Brush

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    29
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    NARNIA

    43D Setting for C. S. Lewis's "The Last Battle"

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    25
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    SEDANS

    13D Typical taxis

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    24
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    ANNUAL

    41A Like some checkups

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    REND

    19A Cleave

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    TAMS

    10A Floppy headgear

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    EVITE

    57A Modern way to request participation

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    30
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    BUB

    25D Sonny

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    STA

    37D Platform place: Abbr.

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    HANA

    39D Easternmost town on Maui, on one end of 52 miles of twisty highway

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    40
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    LAKE

    26A Limnological study

    2
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    SKEET

    40A Summer Olympics event

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    SLASH

    40D Fractional bit?

    2
    46
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    SHAMU

    8D Popular aquatic performer

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    31
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    IGIVE

    48D "You win"

    2
    29
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    NEUTER

    42D Fix

    2
    26
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    MENTOR

    12D Guide

    2
    14
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    SHOWER

    38A What you probably have a head for

    2
    13
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    UTNE

    53A Reader's digest founder of 1984

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    KNELL

    18D Sound ominously

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    25
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    USENET

    45D Early online discussion setting

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    25
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    ADELIE

    11D Emperor's relative

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    18
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    MINOLTA

    21A Longtime name in photography

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    11
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    SILENTT

    20A Part of Christmas

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    6
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    MILITANT

    2D Unlike doves

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    4
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    LESSORS

    51A Recipients of dollars for quarters?

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    3
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    ADEE

    16A Chick chaser?

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    BTEN

    32A 1930s bomber

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    EIDERS

    27A Coastal island colonists

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    13
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    ABOUND

    41D Be everywhere, so to speak

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    ASSTDA

    5D Court figure: Abbr.

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    12
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    LIVY

    14A Writer of the history "Ab Urbe Condita"

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    NYNEX

    4D 1997 Bell Atlantic acquisition

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    11
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    CRTS

    34A Some displays, briefly

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    10
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    RAFE

    58A Male protagonist in William Inge's "Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff"

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    7
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    ALFS

    1D Film composer Clausen and others

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    EVALUATE

    3D Gauge

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    GETTOKNOW

    6D More than merely meet

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    NEISSE

    30A Lusatian ___ (German/Polish border river)

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    4
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    COLANDER

    33D Draining aid

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    ISRAELITE

    31D Old covenant keeper

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    3
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    TENERIFE debut

    36D Largest of the Canary Islands

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    3
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    DISINHERIT

    54A Cut off

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    2
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    INSURGENT debut

    29D Young Turk, e.g.

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    2
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    JEEPERS debut

    24D "Golly!"

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    2
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    OURGANG debut

    50A Kids in funny shorts

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    2
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    PEKINESE

    9D Toy developed in China

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    2
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    REDCORAL

    35D Its skeleton may be used to make jewelry

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    2
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    SETHE debut

    15A "Beloved" heroine

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    2
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    TAROTDECK

    10D Set for a reading

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    2
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    BEARNAISESAUCE debut

    47A Châteaubriand accompaniment, often

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    1
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    FLANKSTEAK debut

    17A London broil, often

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    TUXEDOJUNCTION debut

    23A "Where people go to dance the night away," in song

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    1