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Saturday · 70 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    OREO

    15A Treat with a "Golden" variety

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    STAT

    13D Saves, say

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    OED

    21D It has hundreds of thousands of meanings: Abbr.

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    IAM

    35A Self expression?

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    HEN

    34A Source of valuable deposits

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    RIP

    39A One may be in stitches

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    MOP

    6D One with a replaceable head

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    TESSA

    32D Actress Allen

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    KOS

    58D Takes down

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    REFS

    42A Calls

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    MOOT

    16A Doubtful

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    ACK

    49D "Oh, no!"

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    SOBA debut

    55D Nagasaki noodle

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    ASSN

    63A A.M.A. member?: Abbr.

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    ISAAC

    48A Stern playing?

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    OHMS

    28D Resistor measures

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    LAPS

    27D Swimmers do them

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    APBS

    10A They might prevent getaways, briefly

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    LEAPT

    1A Acted impulsively

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    TOWS

    19D Some emergency services

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    NYETS

    54D 11-Down dissents

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    ARNO

    61A River with historic flooding in 1966

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    IDIOT

    62A Goober

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    SEEME

    24D Curt summons

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    ANVIL

    3D Aid in forging

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    EHS

    37A Responses of confusion

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    EIDER

    25A Nest down

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    TENDS

    65A Inclines

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    ESTS

    31A They're in the neighborhood: Abbr.

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    PULSE

    59A Living proof?

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    ERIKA

    2D "Traffic" actress Christensen

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    NOOKS

    44A Potential hiding places

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    AKINTO

    20A Like

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    AMAT

    47D One of a loving trio?

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    BENE

    60A Italian well

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    OZARK

    28A ___ Plateau (U.S. region)

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    CLERK

    51D Court figure

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    TKTS

    64A B'way buys

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    TODOLIST debut

    22A Agenda

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    LALAW

    1D "ER" replaced it on NBC's schedule in 1994

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    ISABEL

    26A Archer of literature

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    SALAAM

    46A Respectful greeting

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    OSLIN

    52D K. T. of country

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    SNAKEPIT

    38D Scene of horror and confusion

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    MTGS

    40A Chairmen often call them: Abbr.

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    ARNAZ

    14A He starred as himself in "Cuban Pete," 1946

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    RESOD

    53D Do some green maintenance

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    MOTT

    6A Unofficial "Main Street" of New York's Chinatown

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    ORATORS

    7D Their addresses are moving

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    SUVA

    33A Capital on the island of Viti Levu

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    LIVIA

    17A Wife of Augustus

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    TENOF

    8D Near the hour

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    SAMISEN

    41D Instrument played with a spatula

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    ONASTREAK

    57A Hot

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    ARMYBRAT

    36D Kid with no hometown, often

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    FIREANT

    43D Major pest in the South

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    PAINTER

    4D One canvasing?

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    AMELIAS

    10D Fielding and Menotti title heroines

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    TZATZIKI debut

    5D Gyro sauce

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    ANGLICANS

    30D Book of Common Prayer readers

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    KELSEY

    56A 1-Down counselor Ann

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    POLITBURO

    11D Lenin's body

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    SOCIABLE debut

    55A Not withdrawn

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    ZETAJONES debut

    29D "Chicago" Oscar winner

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    BOLSHEVIK debut

    12D Lenin, for one

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    JIMMYCRACKCORN debut

    50A Old song with the lyric "When he would ride in the afternoon / I'd follow him with my hickory broom"

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    OCCLUDE debut

    45D Block

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    PANATELLA debut

    18A Smoke with straight sides

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    TOADFISH debut

    9D Grunting, slimy-skinned swimmer

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    WALTZESOFFWITH debut

    23A Wins easily

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