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Sunday · 140 answers · 33 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ELI

    59A Horror director Roth

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    599
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    ORE

    114D Mine find

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    581
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    ANT

    73D Fire ___

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    EMO

    9D Alt-rock genre

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    256
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    NSA

    96D Cryptologist's org.

    38
    233
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    EAST

    103A Toward the dawn

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    285
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    ANY

    20D Whatever

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    249
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    TIL

    32D Fox TV's "___ Death"

    29
    169
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    AVE

    77A One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr.

    28
    246
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    ERASE

    78A Take off the board

    24
    295
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    DOH

    61A Cry from Homer

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    116
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    MAT

    27D Place for a hammerlock

    16
    145
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    PDF

    105D Sharable PC file

    14
    41
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    ISM

    49D Belief: Suffix

    13
    145
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    SLO

    117D ___-mo

    12
    185
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    AVON

    70D Company calling?

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    179
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    HEP

    33A Lead-in for cat

    11
    82
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    NAB

    10D Snag

    10
    136
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    KIT

    87A With 116-Down, club in "Cabaret"

    9
    106
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    NHL

    72A Penguins' org.

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    101
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    TALL

    46D Like a difficult order

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    89
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    ITALY

    66A Country with a green, white and red flag

    9
    75
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    KAT

    116D See 87-Across

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    101
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    ICET

    52D Rapper on "Law & Order: SVU"

    7
    110
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    CENT

    28A Rap's 50 ___

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    93
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    LEEK

    71D Garlic relative

    7
    51
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    DAL debut

    61D Lentil dish at an Indian restaurant

    7
    18
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    ALEE

    81D Not windward

    6
    275
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    AMS

    4D They include the wee hrs.

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    86
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    CART

    39D It rolls in the aisles

    6
    60
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    OWIE

    47D Boo-boo

    6
    53
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    ARFS

    79D Basset sounds

    6
    52
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    ONA

    11D Hot dog ___ stick

    5
    161
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    LOG

    13D Journal

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    92
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    SELES

    25A Tennis's Monica

    5
    79
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    SCOWL

    56A Knit one's brow

    5
    23
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    WIIG debut

    12D Actress Kristen of "S.N.L."

    5
    16
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    YAHOO

    99D "Gulliver's Travels" creature

    4
    51
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    PEONS

    98D Lowly workers

    4
    37
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    ELAL

    34D Mideast carrier

    3
    197
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    MALI

    69D Country with a green, yellow and red flag

    3
    91
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    SONIA

    121A Actress Braga

    3
    51
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    ATTEST

    76D Swear

    3
    49
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    QUIP

    37D Bon mot

    3
    37
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    GIA

    109D Actress ___ Scala

    3
    35
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    INSERT

    66D Magazine extra

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    27
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    ERENOW

    7A Before this moment

    3
    23
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    SICKO

    80D Michael Moore documentary

    3
    14
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    MISSME

    29D Lover's question on a long-distance call

    3
    11
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    INDO

    41D ___-European

    2
    61
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    PSHAW

    50A "It is to laugh!"

    2
    53
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    TIRED

    3D Bushed

    2
    51
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    LALAW

    13A Show whose title was seen on a license plate

    2
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    GRO

    111D Miracle-___

    2
    40
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    AERIAL

    120A Like some Google Maps views

    2
    32
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    UNIS

    86D Les États-___

    2
    27
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    MOBILE

    21A Not fixed

    2
    19
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    GYMS

    26A Reps' places?

    2
    17
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    FRANCE

    90A Country with a blue, white and red flag

    2
    15
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    METALS

    1A What the majority of elements are

    2
    13
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    DORSET

    122A County on the English Channel

    2
    10
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    LABSITE debut

    5D Experiment place

    2
    3
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    PRESTO

    123A Rapidly

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    38
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    ENTAIL

    30D Involve

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    34
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    HATES

    33D Can't abide

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    34
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    ATOB

    64D First volume of an encyclopedia, perhaps

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    28
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    EEOC

    65A Fair-hiring org.

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    24
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    SNORED

    84D Had an unquiet sleep

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    22
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    ISAT

    68A "Our quest ___ an end!"

    1
    21
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    MASCOT

    21D Costumed animal, maybe

    1
    19
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    IRELAND

    49A Country with a green, white and orange flag

    1
    17
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    SEEIT

    102D "___ Now" (Murrow series)

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    17
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    ROMANIA

    19A Country with a blue, yellow and red flag

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    NOEXIT

    118A Sartre play

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    14
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    SNEEZES

    6D They cause your eyes to close

    1
    13
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    DREDGE

    107D Bring (up) from the past

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    11
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    GUINEA

    75D Country with a red, yellow and green flag

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    10
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    INATRAP

    92D Snared

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    10
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    INKIND

    88A One way to be repaid

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    9
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    SNARLSAT

    102A Responds to angrily

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    6
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    THEBARD debut

    67D Shakespeare sobriquet

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    4
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    PIED

    106D Motley-colored

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    ERNES

    7D Maritime birds

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    ROCS

    8D Mythical birds

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    DSO

    101A British mil. award

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    SENNA

    91D Medicinal plant

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    SISTINE

    91A ___ Chapel

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    GREENTEA

    53D Drink with dim sum

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    14
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    SHEB

    45D Wooley with the 1958 #1 hit "The Purple People Eater"

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    12
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    TOL

    94D "My mama done ___ me ..."

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    12
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    SAR

    48A Isl. near Corsica

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    GREENER

    112D Not as experienced

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    PARASOL

    35D Sunshade

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    DENTI

    107A Tooth: Prefix

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    8
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    OHMAGE

    108A Amount of electrical resistance

    0
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    OIS

    115D Sue Grafton's "___ for Outlaw"

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    8
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    STALEST

    42A Most old-hat

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    ENCODES

    97A Keeps from prying eyes, in a way

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    INCITES

    38A Provokes

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    ATARUN debut

    43A Galloping

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    5
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    EBWHITE

    2D "The Trumpet of the Swan" author

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    MRBLUE

    1D 1959 #1 hit for the Fleetwoods

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    5
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    SCARNE

    31D Card game expert John

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    5
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    TIESTO

    44A Connects with

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    5
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    AGAMAS

    24A Brilliantly colored lizards

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    3
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    NOKIDS debut

    74D Dating service specification

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    3
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    RBIMAN debut

    18A One specializing in slugging

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    WHITENS

    113D Bleaches

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    3
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    ALOST

    23D "It's ___ cause"

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    2
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    ARSLONGA

    73A Half of an old Latin aphorism

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    2
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    DOCKET

    89D Courtroom schedule

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    2
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    GOONSTRIKE debut

    95A Stage a walkout

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    2
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    LOEBS

    82A Singer Lisa and newspaper publisher William

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    2
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    MALTASE

    69A Digestive enzyme

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    2
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    REDUCER debut

    55D One on a diet

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    2
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    SCRIBER

    93D Wood-marking tool

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    2
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    WHIRRED debut

    57D Sounded like a fan

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    2
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    ABACUSES debut

    14D You can count on them

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    1
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    ACQUGREENWHITEORANGE debut

    36A Buy real estate

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    1
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    ALANWHITE debut

    16D Longtime Yes drummer

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    1
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    BIGYELLOWTAXI debut

    83D 1975 Joni Mitchell hit

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    1
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    BLUESMEN debut

    100D Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon and others

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    1
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    BLUEWHITEREDSBEANCOBAIN debut

    22A Daughter of rocker Kurt and Courtney Love

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    1
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    CALAMITOUS debut

    39A Devastating

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    1
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    DIGGREENWHITEREDEARBOOKS debut

    110A Modern school keepsakes

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    1
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    ELECTRUM debut

    60A Alloy of gold and silver

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    1
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    FERENGI debut

    119A Greedy race in the "Star Trek" universe

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    1
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    HEWABLE debut

    62A Within a lumberjack's ability to cut down

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    1
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    KAPP debut

    104A British science fiction author Colin ___

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    1
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    LESSYELLOW debut

    58D Braver

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    1
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    LIMEGREEN debut

    15D Shade lighter than emerald

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    1
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    MESTIZOS debut

    29A Mixed-ancestry Latin Americans

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    1
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    MINIGREENYELLOWREDSTS debut

    51A Composer Philip Glass and others

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    1
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    MUNCHY debut

    40D Good for snacking

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    1
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    PYBLUEYELLOWREDCS debut

    98A Lighting enthusiasts?

    0
    1
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    REBUILT debut

    85A Put back up

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    1
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    SANREDYELLOWGREENBOUT debut

    80A Not troubled by

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    1
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    WALGREEN debut

    63D Drugstore eponym

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    1
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    WESTORANGE debut

    17D New Jersey community next to Montclair

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    1
  140. 140
    YELLOWROSE debut

    54D Texas has one, in song

    0
    1