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Friday · 68 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ISEE

    9D Comment when following someone

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    SEC

    18A "One ___!"

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    EDNA

    56A Best in shows

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    LENT

    37A Spotted

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    ASTI

    50D Wine spot

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    ECRU

    30A Dull shade

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    TRAP

    26A Set up

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    OPED

    10A Page with convictions

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    EIN

    38A Kafka's "___ Hungerkünstler"

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    AROD

    31D Baseball nickname that's a portmanteau

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    SANER

    22A Relatively stable

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    RTES

    27D G.P.S. output: Abbr.

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    ICIER

    51A Not so welcoming

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    ORGAN

    10D Source of ballpark pitches?

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    OGLE

    2D Regard impolitely

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    DYED

    13D Like some changed locks

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    FDA

    48A Occasional medicine dropper?: Abbr.

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    FILE

    48D Cabinet member?

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    COALS

    42A They may be glowing

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    DOG

    53D Frank

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    NOH

    4D Stylized drama

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    DUET

    49D Shared air

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    UMASS

    7D Dr. J's alma mater

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    AGAPE

    17A Clearly riveted

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    PERSE

    23D By its nature

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    TOLET

    47A Availability sign

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    RACED

    20A Made time

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    CLEAVE

    40D Split

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    SAHL

    22D "The Future Lies Ahead" comedian, 1958

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    DIVE

    46D One may be given a 10

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    NILES

    44A William McKinley's Ohio birthplace

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    PAUSE

    21A Suspension

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    UNPC

    3D Sexist, say

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    ZESTY

    29D Vivacious

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    ALPHAMALE

    16A Leader of the pack

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    AKELA

    43D Kipling's "great gray Lone Wolf"

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    RETURN

    41D Trip part

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    JOSIE

    19A "The Ballad of ___," 1967 comedy western

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    TALUS

    32D Fibula neighbor

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    PAGANS

    23A Solstice celebrators

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    ATTHETIME

    31A Then

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    TICS

    47D Nervous reactions

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    LODI

    39A City in San Joaquin County

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    ILLER

    45D More terrific, to a hip-hopper

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    MIAS

    1D They're officially honored on the third Friday in Sept.

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    DANKE

    46A Hamburger's acknowledgment

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    OJOS

    35D Sight-seers at the Prado?

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    PARAPET

    15D Citadel feature

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    PREXY

    15A Campus V.I.P.

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    VIOLS

    54A They had C-shaped sound holes

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    CRUSTY

    40A Gruff

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    TRAJAN

    5D A tall Roman column is named after him

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    FAMOUS

    6D Celebrated

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    ICLAUDIUS debut

    52A John Hurt played Caligula in it

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    TELLERS

    34D They're concerned with checks and balances

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    ACETICACID

    24D Wood distillation product

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    IGNORAMUS

    14A Dull type

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    PAULV

    21D Pope who met with Galileo

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    SERENGETI

    57A Where some buffalo roam

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    STEVEJOBS debut

    36A Subject of the 2005 biography "iCon"

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    MOUNTFUJI debut

    1A Far Eastern pilgrimage destination

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    REELTOREELTAPES debut

    33A Some audiophiles' collections

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    CHEVROLET debut

    55A Avalanche, e.g.

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    EXPERIMENT debut

    12D It often has controls

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    GREENONION debut

    25D Its bulb is small

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    JULIETTEBINOCHE debut

    8D "The English Patient" Oscar winner

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    PEACEPIPES debut

    11D They go around on reservations

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    PIZ debut

    28A ___ Bernina (highest peak in the Eastern Alps)

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