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Saturday · 66 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    END

    25D Share of responsibility

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    447
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    IRE

    22A Mayo setting: Abbr.

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    498
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    ICE

    27D Number in a pack?

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    391
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    TNT

    38D Basic cable inits.

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    338
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    ANA

    21A Bibliophile's suffix

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    ESSO

    4D ___ Blue (old kerosene brand)

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    276
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    APE

    49A Costume party costume

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    415
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    ACHE

    54D Long

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    282
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    ABLE

    1A Word that keeps the same meaning if "cap-" is added at the front

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    259
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    IFS

    32A What-___

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    112
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    CAL

    31A ___ Poly, school nickname

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    158
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    RANT

    8D Objurgation

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    133
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    NAT

    39A Basketball Hall-of-Famer Holman

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    190
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    EENY

    53D Start of a children's rhyme

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    SHOE

    10D Place to put a tap

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    125
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    MAP

    36D Whole world in one's hands?

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    138
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    FAST

    61A Like some friends

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    69
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    ELIOT

    29D "The Sacred Wood" writer

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    131
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    CONS

    11D Hustles

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    45
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    UPC

    45A Short lines at checkout?

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    43
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    LYES

    15A They burn

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    48
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    PETAL

    46D Bee's landing place

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    38
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    NOHO

    19A N.Y.C. neighborhood

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    35
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    TNUT

    55A Wide-headed fastener

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    64
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    PSAS

    52D Free TV spots, for short

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    32
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    LARAM

    13D Super Bowl XIV competitor, for short

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    20
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    STA

    40A "Come ___?" (Italian greeting)

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    158
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    USING

    45D On drugs

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    32
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    ASCH

    9D "East River" novelist, 1946

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    36
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    RAISA

    26D Mrs. Gorbachev

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    USMA

    57A Classic football rival of Notre Dame: Abbr.

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    TURF

    55D Gang land

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    23
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    STAMP

    14D Forever ___

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    AGTS

    17A Some people with sports M.B.A.'s: Abbr.

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    EMP

    23A Charlemagne, e.g.: Abbr.

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    DAHS

    51D Three of these make an O

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    ALLELE

    44D One may be dominant

    1
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    HARARE

    6D African capital of 1.5+ million

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    HURRAY

    43D It can follow two hips

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    4
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    EDAMES

    7D Fess Parker's TV co-star

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    24
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    CESTA

    47D Item of sports equipment worn on the wrist

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    ULA

    48A Diminutive suffix

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    ATTHE

    12D "___ Zoo," 1967 hit

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    EDITOUT

    37A Delete from copy

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    11
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    ALANARKIN

    1D Oscar-winning actor with the autobiography "Halfway Through the Door"

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    IONIANSEA

    32D Highly seismic area off the Greek coast

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    IRIDIUM

    35A Platinum-group element

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    7
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    ITSASECRET

    56A "Shhh!"

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    KEENAN

    30A Coach Mike of the 1994 Stanley Cup-winning Rangers

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    6
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    STREETART

    34D Graffiti, e.g.

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    6
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    DADBLASTED debut

    28D No-good

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    3
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    NATHANHALE

    58A Hero whose statue appears in front of Chicago's Tribune Tower

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    3
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    REPR

    59A Not an orig.

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    3
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    REVERSESIDE

    24A Back

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    3
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    SAMTHESHAM

    20A Pharaoh's head?

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    3
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    GLASSYEYED debut

    60A Expressionless

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    2
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    IRANCONTRA debut

    18A Subject of 1987 Congressional hearings

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    2
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    SEEDPEARLS debut

    50A Tiny, valuable beads

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    2
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    ASPHALTTILE debut

    42A Flooring option

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    1
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    BONNER debut

    41A Yelena ___, Soviet dissident and wife of Andrei Sakharov

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    1
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    BYGONEERA debut

    2D Time past

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    1
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    FUELPUMPS debut

    33D Tank-to-carburetor conduits

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    HADASHOTAT debut

    16A Could still have gotten

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    LETHAVEIT debut

    3D Give the business

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    THERASCALS debut

    5A Group whose 1968 album "Time Peace" was #1

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    1
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    THISISNUTS debut

    5D "Insane!"

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