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Sunday · 136 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ALE

    103A McSorley's Old ___ House, New York landmark since 1854

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    ASH

    18D Memento of an old flame?

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    LEE

    34A Washington and ___ University

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    USA

    87D Cable channel

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    OSLO

    11D ___ Accords of 1993

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    OVA

    19A Eggs

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    LEI

    112D Kona keepsake

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    LIE

    6D "I cannot tell a ___"

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    OAT

    42D It may be made into a meal

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    ATLAS

    25D Brother of Prometheus

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    ION

    114D Charged bit

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    ASHE

    104A North Carolina county

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    ASIS

    22A Untouched

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    UAE

    66A Mideast inits.

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    SARA

    15A F.D.R.'s mother

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    PAL

    1A Trusted one

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    OWL

    111D Friend of Pooh

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    DOH

    57D Cry accompanying a head slap

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    UTAH

    26A "Big Love" setting

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    OBI

    81A Japanese tie

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    199
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    TET

    52A Asian observance

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    SLAT

    73A Crate part

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    AMASS

    122A Accumulate

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    RIOT

    64A Barrel of laughs

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    RIA

    17D Inlet

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    ASL

    48A A fist might represent A or S in it: Abbr.

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    PBS

    123A "Washington Week" airer

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    REA

    119A Mens ___ (guilty mind)

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    SLO

    85A Traffic warning

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    UNE

    71A French article

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    OLEO

    111A Blue Bonnet, e.g.

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    APU

    48D Satyajit Ray's "The ___ Trilogy"

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    AETNA

    83A Blue Cross competitor

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    ITALY

    7D See 2-Down

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    HAITI

    20A Its national anthem is "La Dessalinienne"

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    UMPS

    110D Ones near bases

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    PALEO

    51A Early: Prefix

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    ARTE

    106D Prado displays

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    FLA

    69D Ga. neighbor

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    CHAI

    65A Indian tea

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    CRANE

    101D Stretch, in a way

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    49
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    EDSEL

    35D Son - or father - of Henry

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    122
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    DRAB

    107A Grayish

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    PEACE

    54A "___ and Prosperity" (Eisenhower slogan)

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    LIFE

    120A "My ___" (Clinton autobiography)

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    54
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    SST

    38D Former part of the British Airways fleet, for short

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    ONA

    115D ___ high

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    ATRA

    108D Grooming brand

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    TITO

    8D A Jackson

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    SESAME

    70D Cracker seed

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    SPLIT

    4A Dairy Queen order

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    AGONY

    24D "There is no greater ___ than bearing an untold story inside you": Maya Angelou

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    BOY

    32A "Whew!"

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    COMET

    55D Cupid's teammate

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    OSO

    75D Bear, in Baja

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    SNEAD

    14D Three-time Masters champ

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    ENIGMA

    27A Appropriately named monthly of the National Puzzlers' League, with "The"

    4
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    SALES

    80A Corporate department

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    NOHOW

    100D Not in any way

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    SHIM

    4D Thin wedge

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    ONETON

    117A Pickup capacity, sometimes

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    TAE

    53A ___ kwon do

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    NIE

    102A Never, in Berlin

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    USN

    82D Org. for Jimmy Carter, once

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    POSEAS

    1D Pretend to be

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    JUL

    86D Birth mo. for Coolidge, Ford and G. W. Bush

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    TIRED

    13D Ready for bed

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    SLASH

    92D Playable character in Guitar Hero III

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    ASTAIRE

    16D "Shall We Dance" dancer

    2
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    OUIJA

    59D Holder of the alphabet

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    UBOATS

    9A W.W. II threats

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    KENOBI

    63D Skywalker's friend

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    KENNEL

    61D Setter sitter?

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    OMELETS

    95A Egg foo yung and others

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    LACUNA

    50D Blank space

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    UNCORK

    62A Open

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    NOSPIN

    21A Unbiased

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    EEN

    37D Contraction before "now"

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    ATNO

    31A Periodic table fig.

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    LOTT

    28A Former Mississippi senator

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    CERES

    43A Roman goddess of agriculture

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    SPARTA

    78A Peloponnesian power

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    ABRAM

    103D The "A" of James A. Garfield

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    NAES

    72A Scottish refusals

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    ENISLE

    94A Strand

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    WEAK

    116A Watered down

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    SANDAL

    56A Forum wear

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    SUPERB

    40D Topnotch

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    KARAOKE

    89D Bar activity

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    UKR

    82A U.S.S.R. member: Abbr.

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    SAWIN

    68D Admitted to the foyer

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    USEAS

    93A "___ directed"

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    ESHARP

    96D Equivalent to F

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    NICKEL

    30D Where 67-Across's face appears

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    OLEANNA

    29A Mamet play revived on Broadway in 2009

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    SENDUP

    49D Satirize

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    THEWEB

    97D Surfer's place

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    PARABOLA

    5D What's represented by x2 = 4py

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    SAUNTER

    15D Amble

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    APOLOGY

    12D "My bad," for one

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    BADDOG

    41A Cry after discovering the furniture's been chewed, maybe

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    PATDOWN

    76A Frisk

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    WHETTED

    58D Sharpened

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    NUMEROUS

    84D Many

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    SKEIN

    78D Entanglement

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    RANUP

    118A Accumulated, as debts

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    ATHOL

    79D Playwright Fugard

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    BOL

    10D Neighbor of Braz.

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    AVANTI

    2D Forward, in 7-Down

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    CHARADE

    65D 1963 Audrey Hepburn thriller

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    SADIST

    47D Hannibal Lecter, e.g.

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    SEENAS

    98D Regarded to be

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    LASORDA

    105A World Series manager of 1981 and '88

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    CANALS

    60D Shortcuts for ships

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    ONELS

    33D Law school newcomers

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    ATEAR

    46D Rampaging, after "on"

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    TEJANO

    74A Music genre that often includes an accordion

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    HEARTEN

    45D Buck up

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    WERENT

    121A "You ___ kidding!"

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    ALERS

    91D Yanks and others

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    BIONICS

    41D Science of duplicating nature

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    RUSHEE

    109A Fraternity hopeful

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    SEEDIER

    90D More run-down

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    LAWRENCE

    99A Obama economic adviser Summers

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    DOWSES

    77D Emulates a rhabdomantist

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    LACING

    3D Ice skate part

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    ODDITIES

    36A Robert Ripley's specialty

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    NEWLEAF

    88D Fresh start, metaphorically

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    SIGNSON

    39A Joins the team

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    WEDLOCK

    58A Union, of a sort

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    DUMBESTCHEFHERSSINN debut

    67A Least smart / Kitchen worker / Towel word / ___ Fein

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    HAIRIESTROOMHAWN debut

    113A Most shaggy / Hotel offering / Actress Goldie

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    1
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    JUNKWINSSEEADDHUMS debut

    86A Trash / Victories / "Get it?" / Do some math / Runs smoothly

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    SACAIREATAILLORE debut

    23A Anatomical pouch / Run on TV / Consume / Feel sick / Oral history

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    UNITEDSTATESPRESIDENT debut

    9D What you'll get if you read aloud 23-, 44-, 67-, 86- or 113-Across

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    YULEHISSSAYASKRENT debut

    44A Christmas season / Greet a villain / Speak aloud / Query / Monthly payment

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