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Friday · 70 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ONE

    31A Bit of bread

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    IRS

    35A Its HQ is in D.C.'s Federal Triangle

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    ARIA

    46D Soprano ___

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    EMIT

    8D Discharge

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    ONIT

    20A Not procrastinating

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    ASHE

    11A Queens's ___ Stadium

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    EDGE

    54A What people are on during a nail-biter

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    ANON

    2D Like many forum postings: Abbr.

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    EERIE

    7D Unexplainable, maybe

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    EDS

    4D Masthead figs.

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    MOP

    51D Disorderly do

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    CGI

    50D Hollywood techie's field, briefly

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    ESTE

    23A European princely dynasty name

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    MAO

    45A He outlawed 38-Across because it promoted gambling

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    ROTS

    18A Languishes in the lockup

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    PTAS

    16A Grps. sponsoring many book fairs

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    ELUDE

    29A Shake, as a tail

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    BONE

    36D A boxer may work on it

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    BAWL

    3D Not just sniffle

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    POPE

    22D Venerated visitor

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    PEACE

    33A What a V may indicate

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    OKOK

    47D Assent to relent

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    MALE

    45D ___ soprano

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    FILE

    1D Put in the archives

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    MEDS

    34D Hospital administration, briefly

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    GMT

    9D Std. in chronometry

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    TINSEL

    43A Strands on a branch, perhaps

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    MUTE

    32A Make less flamboyant

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    BESET

    37A Dogged

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    SERGE

    30D It has a diagonal rib

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    HOLD

    44D You may hear Muzak when you're on it

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    SEDERS

    40A Reading-and-feeding occasions

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    APRILS

    11D Folks are often fooled when these arrive

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    CEES

    42A Cosmetic extremes?

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    PLACE

    24D Niche

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    UZIS

    48A Rambos might wield them

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    RENI

    52A "The Labors of Hercules" painter

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    CURIO

    42D "Antiques Roadshow" item

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    BARGE

    36A Origination point for many fireworks

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    MUGS

    34A Doesn't look normal

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    PTOLEMY

    24A Ancient dynasty name

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    FABERGEEGG

    1A Objet d'art at auction in "Octopussy"

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    LOWSPIRITS debut

    17A What a lift may get you out of

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    ENL

    19A Big print: Abbr.

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    SLAVE

    30A Sweat blood

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    ALIENEE

    41A Heir, legally

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    ERDE

    23D Himmel und ___ (apple-and-potato dish)

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    HUAC

    44A Org. that subpoenaed Abbie Hoffman

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    RIPOSTE

    5D "Touché!" elicitor

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    SPORTS

    25A Newspaper section

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    SEACOW

    40D Creature with a paddlelike tail

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    SPIREA

    21A Rosaceous ornamental

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    FLAGG

    28D Fannie who wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe"

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    ESSAYTESTS

    14D What cribs might be used for

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    GLINTS

    6D Effects created by 43-Across

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    MAHJONGG

    38A It's played with 144 pieces

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    BEECHES

    37D Triangular nut producers

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    GASSTOVE

    10D Pilot's setting

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    JESSIE debut

    39D Daughter in "'night, Mother"

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    AGLIOEOLIO debut

    53A Simple trattoria dressing

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    INADILEMMA

    15A Torn

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    PANELSAW debut

    33D Plywood cutter

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    PLURALIZED

    26D Like men, women and children

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    WIDOWSPEAK

    55A Common feature of a Dracula mask

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    FLOPSHOT debut

    28A Phil Mickelson specialty

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    HATEMONGER debut

    13D Prejudicial propagandist

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    OUTSHINING debut

    27D Topping

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    SCORCHMARK debut

    49A Lampshade blemish

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    SEMIMATURE debut

    25D Still developing

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    STOREHOUSE debut

    12D Magazine

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