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Sunday · 140 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    ALA

    11D Part of many fancy dish names

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    OREO

    111A Nabisco product

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    LED

    41D Had the upper hand

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    TAN

    26D Whip

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    AMI

    7D Porthos, to Aramis

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    ONES

    102D Till compartment

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    ERASE

    110A Obliterate

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    APT

    96D Quick

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    EGOS

    103D Cause of star wars?

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    INON

    38D Home ___

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    MIA

    84D Cara ___ (term of endearment)

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    STE

    31A Business card abbr.

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    ELAN

    21A Verve

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    EARN

    34A Bring in

    17
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    SSE

    79A Toledo-to-Columbus dir.

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    ECRU

    28A Lace shade

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    ESTA

    98A This one, in Acapulco

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    SEAT

    30A Place on a bus

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    RASP

    91A Horseshoer's tool

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    AMO

    101A Latin 101 verb

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    DIS

    48A Run down, in slang

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    EIN

    64A A as in Austria

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    SAM

    80A "Casablanca" role

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    GIN

    77D Gibson necessity

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    LIES

    113A Isn't straight

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    DEI

    53A Philadelphia's historic Gloria ___ Church

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    LENA

    54A Singer Horne

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    SNEER

    13D Scornful expression

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    ANTSY

    100D Fidgety

    10
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    OPIE

    102A Redheaded kid of old TV

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    FAR

    35D Away's partner

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    OOP

    47A Alley ___

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    NABS

    115A Seizes

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    AWS

    65D Utterances around baby pictures

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    LON

    54D Cambodia's ___ Nol

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    100
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    HIP

    81A Cool

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    LINT

    43D Bit of fluff

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    BEAD

    68D Moccasin decoration

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    ADAGE

    5A "Still waters run deep," for example

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    LPS

    49A Collectible disks

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    ANDS

    96A &&&&

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    SUET

    14D Tallow ingredient

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    STASH

    116A Drug agent's seizure

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    DIG

    76A Like, '60s-style

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    ANDY

    117A Handy ___

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    USHER

    22A Person with a program

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    SRTA

    33A Miss in Monterrey: Abbr.

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    RONA

    95A Columnist Barrett

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    SAPS

    74A Drains

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    SALTS

    72A Seasons

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    COACH

    99D One way to fly

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    ADIN

    42D Score just before winning

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    FEAR

    35A Alarm

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    NEB

    107D Wyo. neighbor

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    PILAF

    71D Rice ___

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    ARIE

    52A Singer India.___

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    ENTREE

    3D Beef Wellington, e.g.

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    DALE

    6D Place for a rivulet

    3
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    USN

    15D Blue Angels org.

    3
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    NSYNC

    112A Group with the 2002 hit "Girlfriend"

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    CAMEL

    20A Brand with a pyramid on the package

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    ACMES

    5D High points

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    ANGELA

    92D Cartwright of "Make Room for Daddy"

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    ARTERY

    18D Boulevard, e.g.

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    STRONG

    83D Muscly

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    BENE

    19A Prefix with factor

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    SOLES

    114A Cobbler's supply

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    ZAPS

    10A Microwaves

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    RENTAL

    17D Vacation place, often

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    TREATS

    32A Boxful for Bowser

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    TYRANT

    56D 54-Down, e.g.

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    NIXON

    97D Subject of a museum in Yorba Linda, Calif.

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    ARTISAN

    58D Goldsmith, for one

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    ACADEMIA

    62D College world

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    LORCA

    57A Poet Federico García ___

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    REHEAR

    4D Take up again, as a case

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    SENTINEL

    33D Guard

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    ELOI

    103A "The Time Machine" race

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    IRMA

    69D Diner manager/waitress in "Garfield"

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    AEC

    65A Original nuclear regulatory grp.

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    ALER

    1A Oriole, e.g., briefly

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    NEET

    78A Old brand in the shaving aisle

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    BATES

    37D ___ Motel

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    ESTOPS

    24D Impedes legally

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    FORESEE

    27A Divine

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    INFOR

    63A About to get

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    GRAIN

    87A Means of identifying wood

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    CONTRA

    99A Against

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    STRAIN

    93D Group of viruses

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    MADEIRA

    85D Sherry-like wine

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    CARLY

    39A Singer Simon

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    CASSETTE

    44A Tape holder

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    DISOWNS

    86D Takes out of the will, say

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    APERITIF

    90A Dry Champagne, e.g.

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    CRONIES

    44D Back-room cigar smokers, say

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    NERDIER debut

    73A Not so cool

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    EERO

    36A Architect Saarinen

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    ASE

    106D Enzyme suffix

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    ARETE

    66A Craggy ridge

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    LENORE

    2D Poe poem

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    ABAFT

    1D Toward the stern

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    ROMERO

    88D "Night of the Living Dead" director, 1968

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    AIME

    75D "Je vous ___"

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    ELECTRA

    9D Bygone Buick

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    PHASER

    16D Sci-fi weapon

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    SECOND

    46D Back up

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    APPAREL

    70D Shirts and blouses

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    SUPRA

    14A Bygone Toyota model

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    SNOOD

    59A Hair net

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    AIRFARE

    45D United charge

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    GRAPES

    87D Basis of 85-Down

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    ZEBU

    10D Indian bovine

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    ALIGNS

    52D Makes flush

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    BYA

    109D ___ hair

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    PASSAGE

    12D Part of a book ... or something to book

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    AWRAP

    70A "That's ___" ("It's done")

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    ANODAL

    89D From one end of a battery

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    INUTILE

    55A Lacking serviceability

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    GENERATE

    8D Produce

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    LPNS debut

    104D Hosp. staffers

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    PRUNED

    94D Trimmed

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    GIANTBILL

    67A What overuse of a credit card might result in?

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    LONGRUN

    104A More than the immediate future

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    LIBELEE debut

    49D Object of a scurrilous attack, maybe

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    RADIOED

    29D Sent a message to shore, say

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    ANTHEMLINE debut

    23A "O say can you see" or "Thru the perilous fight"?

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    BASETENANT debut

    25A Resident of a military installation?

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    1
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    BEARDING debut

    37A Confronting boldly

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    CESURAS debut

    39D Pauses during speech: Var.

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    ENDPAPER debut

    34D Heavy sheet inside a book's cover

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    MADAMIMADAMANT debut

    84A Gentleman's intransigent reply?

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    1
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    OILSHIPS debut

    60D Crude transports

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    PANTRYBAR debut

    61A Place to get drunk in the kitchen?

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    1
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    PEDANTXING debut

    105A Where nitpickers walk on a street?

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    1
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    PLANTAINDEALER debut

    40A Tropical fruit seller?

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    PLATTED debut

    50D Like surveyors' charts

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    RATTIEST debut

    82D Most dilapidated

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    RELISTED debut

    82A Put back on the market

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    1
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    SEREST debut

    51D Most withered

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    WEBPAGEANT debut

    108A Online beauty contest?

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