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Sunday · 136 answers · 21 debuts

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

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    EMO

    118D Alternative rock genre

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    LET

    45D Court cry

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    EKE

    79D Squeeze (out)

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    ENO

    44D Musician Brian

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    NEAR

    24D About

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    EBB

    4D "Cabaret" lyricist

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    NED

    80D Nancy Drew's beau

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    233
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    EMIR

    114D Kuwaiti dignitary

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    SOD

    94A Cover some ground

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    INA

    73A "___ moment"

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    URL

    30D Web address

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    OLES

    112A Some World Cup cheers

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    RIOT

    28A Real cutup

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    HSN

    34D Cable inits. for sales pitches

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    LARA

    8D Newswoman Logan

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    RIA

    12D Small inlet

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    ALARM

    19A Cell phone feature

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    REA

    121D Actor Stephen

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    SENOR

    15D Mister abroad

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    CAPE

    25A Headless Horseman's wear

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    WEDS

    65A Makes one

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    SAGES

    127A Solomons

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    PACE

    16D Tempo

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    VAC

    6D Cleaner, for short

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    IGA

    83D Supermarket with a red oval logo

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    SGTS

    21D Some police personnel: Abbr.

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    RIC

    115A Flair of pro wrestling

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    BOD

    90D Gymgoer's pride

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    ERAT

    98A Part of Q.E.D.

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    TAJ

    43D Atlantic City hot spot, with "the"

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    ARFS

    38A Barks

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    INTRO

    46A "Ladies and gentlemen ...," e.g.

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    SESAME

    122A Bagel request

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    AKRON

    71A Highest point on the Ohio & Erie Canal

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    LYES

    55D Corrosive cleaning agents

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    STAKE

    62A Gamble

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    EENSY

    103D Teeny-tiny

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    AMONRA

    10D Egyptian god of the universe

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    NECK

    85A Isthmus

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    NOOK

    32D Cozy spot

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    LOEB

    36A Lisa with the #1 hit "Stay (I Missed You)"

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    MALI

    68D Where the Senegal River begins

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    SES

    119D Parisian possessive

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    NEALE

    53A "Conversations With God" author ___ Donald Walsch

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    USAF

    74A Thunderbirds' org.

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    ASTRA

    13D "Per ardua ad ___" (Royal Air Force motto)

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    DARTS

    126A Around the Clock is a version of this

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    SOWS

    101D Foments

    3
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    PLAZA

    105D Square

    3
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    KSU

    26A The Wildcats, for short

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    LORIS

    110D Petty and Singer

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    UPI

    66A Reuters competitor

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    KENT

    56A British American Tobacco brand

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    SHEBA

    89A Title dog in an Inge play

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    SYNOD

    125A Religious council

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    GROG

    116A Matey's libation

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    OOMPH

    2D Zip

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    CREME

    109D ___ de cacao

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    AISLES

    20A Auditorium features

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    SICEM

    67A Words a house burglar doesn't want to hear

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    ISAAK

    61D Chris with the top 10 hit "Wicked Game"

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    PAINED

    27A Kind of expression

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    STUF debut

    18D Double ___ (Oreo variety)

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    EAGLED

    113A Was two under

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    PRUDENT

    92D Sensible

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    SETA

    88A ___ precedent

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    ORIG

    63A Not an imit.

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    LITER

    86A Wine order

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    VAIN

    76A Like peacocks

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    EZINE

    123A Online mag

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    HRH

    35A Danielle Steel novel about a European princess

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    YAH

    93D Derisive call

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    PLIES

    102D Wields

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    DEMUR

    59D Object

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    BOOED

    1A Like villains

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    ELAPSED

    7D Went by

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    VIET

    108D ___ Cong

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    OHYEAH

    3D "You bet!"

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    AINTI

    77A "___ a Woman?" (Sojourner Truth speech delivered in 1851 in 71-Across)

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    PRAMS

    11A They might carry babies in nappies

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    SPEEDTRAP

    101A *Leadfoot's downfall

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    SAGGED

    97D Gave under pressure

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    TRINIDAD

    57D Where the limbo dance originated

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    DANSK

    52A Big name in dinnerware

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    OMISSION

    39D Skipping

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    INSIDEJOB

    58A *Embezzlement, e.g.

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    SPLATTERED debut

    75D Like aprons, at times

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    ULM

    82D Locale of an 1805 Napoleon victory

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    MOAB

    50A Biblical kingdom

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    IFAT

    69D "___ all possible"

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    EGON

    111D Von Furstenberg of fashion

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    HAST

    17D Own, in the past

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    OTTS

    95A Cards once traded for Gehrigs, say

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    BIKE

    51D Hog

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    BORAX

    1D Antiseptic agent

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    ATWT

    54D Elementary figure: Abbr.

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    DRYS

    107D Temperance proponents

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    TKT

    47D Purchase at a booth: Abbr.

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    BLAS

    87D Lesage book "Gil ___"

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    MRBIG

    9D "Sex and the City" character also known as John

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    OCH

    39A "Gee," in Glasgow

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    KIRS

    72D White wine cocktails

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    REVERIE

    64D Woolgathering

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    VELMA

    6A Middleton who sang with Louis Armstrong

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    ARMYBRAT

    22A *Kid constantly switching schools, maybe

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    TRAX

    96D "Time ___" (1990s sci-fi series)

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    UNQUOTE

    70D Citation's end

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    LAZ

    99A ___-Boy (brand of furniture)

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    YEARZERO

    120A *Beginning of time?

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    MIXEDNUTS

    68A *Party bowlful

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    BULGY

    87A Protuberant

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    CONTINUES

    40D Carries on

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    DIPLOMACY

    91A Delicate skill

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    MLIII

    14D 900 years before Queen Elizabeth was crowned

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    ONEPOTATO debut

    49D Start of a popular children's rhyme

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    USEDVEHICLE debut

    106A *It's got some miles on it

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    ALMSBOX

    31D Donation location

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    BENIGNI debut

    37D Oscar winner for "Life Is Beautiful"

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    ESTAN debut

    104D "Dónde ___ los Ladrones?" (1998 platinum album by Shakira)

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    HASACATCH

    41D Is not as easy as it seems

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    KITTYLITTER debut

    60A *Pet shop purchase

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    LATEMODEL debut

    42A Newer, as a car

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    OUTERPLANET debut

    78A *Pluto, e.g., before it was plutoed

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    STREAMIN

    124A Arrive continuously

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    ZIGZAG debut

    100D Many a path up a mountain

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    CARBONDATING debut

    23A *Age-revealing method

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    CYCLECARS debut

    84D Low-cost, lightweight autos of the 1910s-'20s

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    DARKSHADE debut

    5D Navy, e.g.

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    EXHAUSTFANS debut

    29A *Stale air removers

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    GRAYHAIRS debut

    33A *Supposed results of stress

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    KIDAT debut

    60D Be a ___ heart

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    PADDYFIELD debut

    11D Rice source

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    POOHBAHS debut

    16A Muckety-mucks

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    QUICKREAD debut

    81A *Harlequin romance, e.g.

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    RETURNEES debut

    48D Soldiers home from service, e.g.

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    WINTERXGAMES debut

    117A *Annual sports event since 1997

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