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Wednesday · 72 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ERA

    19A Time for the history books

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    791
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    EPEE

    7A Sport whose name has two accents

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    343
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    SIS

    35D What your mom might call your aunt

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    210
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    OTTO

    58D One of four Holy Roman emperors

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    RTE

    32D Map no.

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    285
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    UMA

    23A Thurman of "Pulp Fiction"

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    175
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    TIER

    26D Layer

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    179
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    SPF

    33D Hawaiian Tropic no.

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    110
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    TENT

    64A Rental for an outdoor reception

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    117
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    ALUM

    38D Grad

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    123
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    HEM

    59A Folded-over skirt part

    12
    136
  12. 12
    PEI

    29A Louvre Pyramid architect

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    121
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    POI

    8D Polynesian paste

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    120
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    TSARS

    31A Bygone monarchs

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    117
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    PCS

    11A Some tablets

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    109
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    OCTET

    52D Quarterfinals qualifiers, e.g.

    11
    87
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    ILE

    55A Suffix with project

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    234
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    ESTATE

    65A Will's focus

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    125
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    OOP

    16A Alley ___

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    96
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    YEAST

    54D Brewing need

    8
    86
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    TCM

    36D RKO film airer, maybe

    8
    38
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    ERN

    7D Directional ending

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    177
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    INT

    61D Bankbook fig.

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    139
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    COIL

    4D Stamp purchase

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    47
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    RTS

    62D Football linemen: Abbr.

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    68
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    DAMS

    27A Reservoir producers

    5
    36
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    DDT

    66A Banned bug spray

    4
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    PRIM

    48A Strait-laced

    4
    56
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    ANNI

    45A Years in old Rome

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    34
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    AMNIO

    5D Prenatal exam, briefly

    3
    17
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    UPI

    46A Reuters competitor

    2
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    KELP

    18D Seaweed variety

    2
    26
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    TACOMA

    14A Puget Sound city

    2
    23
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    CLERIC

    56A Imam, e.g.

    2
    22
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    BOSTON

    21A Setting of an April marathon

    2
    14
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    TRIVIAL

    43D Of no matter

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    5
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    EAP

    63A "The Raven" writer's inits.

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    22
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    STOLES

    68A Fur wraps

    1
    14
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    ICAL

    30A Suffix with myth

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    13
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    UNKEMPT

    41D Disheveled

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    9
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    SASSIER

    28D Less respectful

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    8
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    CORONAS

    12D Mexican beer choices

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    6
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    EXFBI debut

    9D Like some private dets.

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    5
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    ONALEAD

    40D Being walked, as Fido

    1
    5
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    POETICA

    11D Horace's "Ars ___"

    1
    5
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    ROXY

    15A Classic theater name

    0
    28
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    OTTS

    67A Some valuable 1920s-'40s baseball cards

    0
    25
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    MERGES

    49D Becomes one

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    14
  49. 49
    TESTCASE

    34A Legal precedent setter

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    14
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    ABSCAM

    1A U.S. political scandal involving a fictional sheik

    0
    13
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    EYEON

    10D "I've got my ___ you!"

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    12
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    ATSTUD

    1D Offered for breeding

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    9
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    SMUTS

    42A Onetime South African P.M. Jan

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    7
  54. 54
    ISLS

    47D Archipelago's makeup: Abbr.

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    6
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    SILENTE

    44D End of life as we know it?

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    6
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    SCREAMS

    3D Fun house sounds

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    5
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    BATHMAT

    2D Shower room sight

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    4
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    LIEOVER

    57A Be postponed

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    4
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    SETTYPE

    25D Make up galleys for printing

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    4
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    MAGNI

    6D Great: Prefix

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    3
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    SPANGLE debut

    13D Glittery glue-on

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    3
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    TIKES

    53D Little ones: Var.

    0
    3
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    HOUSEFLY

    39A Buzzer in the kitchen, maybe

    0
    2
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    STICKUP

    22D Bank teller's fear

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    2
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    THELINE

    20A Words after cross, down or over

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    2
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    HATCHED debut

    39D Came out of one's shell

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    1
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    HISTO debut

    51D Tissue: Prefix

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    1
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    OILSTINTING debut

    24A OPEC production cutback?

    0
    1
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    STIRSKATING debut

    60A Ice hockey in prison?

    0
    1
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    STPATRICK debut

    37A March figure ... or, when split into three parts, a title for this puzzle

    0
    1
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    STRINGKNIFE debut

    17A Twine cutter?

    0
    1
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    TAKEHOMESTY debut

    50A Pen for a pet pig?

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    1