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Tuesday · 72 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ODE

    15A "To a ..." poem

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    TEE

    28D Bit of gym attire

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    OREO

    54D Layered cookie

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    UNO

    58D Half of dos

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  5. 5
    ALTO

    44A Choir voice

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    SLY

    13D On the ___ (furtively)

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    264
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    PEA

    39A Shade of green

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    230
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    EGG

    11D With 3-Down, Chinese restaurant offering

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  9. 9
    APED

    4D Mimicked

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  10. 10
    OMAN

    55D Neighbor of Yemen

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    201
  11. 11
    YEA

    23A Vote in favor

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    192
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    SOD

    57D Cover with turf

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    NAN

    59D A Bobbsey twin

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    MOP

    30D Swabbie's handful

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    104
  15. 15
    SAL

    12D Mineo of film

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    TSO

    33D General on Chinese menus

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    ONAIR

    61A How the euphoric walk

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    ELOPE

    14A Hitch on the run

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    MATE

    56D 9-Across ending

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    POSSE

    40A Rapper's entourage

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    OLEO

    2D Dairy case bar

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    264
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    MESH

    1D Go well together

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    ROLL

    3D See 11-Down

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    ARENAS

    48D Fight venues

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    RPM

    35D 33 1/3, for an LP

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    PEW

    6A Place to pray

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    ROTH

    53D "Letting Go" novelist Philip

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    64
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    WES

    47D Director Craven

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    113
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    HUH

    21D "Come again?"

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    60
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    LEGAL

    16A 8 1/2" x 14" paper size

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    46
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    MINE

    30A Greedy person's cry before and after "all"

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    80
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    SELES

    17A Monica with two U.S. Open wins

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    79
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    ATEAT

    63A Bothered incessantly

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    66
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    KAL

    38D Penn of "Harold & Kumar" films

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    38
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    DONNA

    64A Summer who sang "Love to Love You Baby"

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    35
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    RET

    32A No longer active: Abbr.

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    114
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    CLIO

    9D Advertising award

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    DET

    65A Police dept. title

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    52
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    MORAL

    1A End of a fable

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    48
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    SHONE

    66A Performed superbly

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    ENROLL

    24D Sign up

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    26
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    NORMA

    60A ___ Jean (Marilyn, originally)

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    DETOX

    31A Get clean, as in rehab

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    23
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    OTHERS

    34A Catchall category

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    22
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    LOTION

    19D Hand moisturizer, e.g.

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    8
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    CHESS

    9A Game with knights

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    45
  47. 47
    AGENTS

    25D Ballplayers' representatives

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    INHALE

    27D Get a lungful

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    33
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    XTRA

    52D More, in adspeak

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    20
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    STEROID

    41D Olympian's no-no

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  51. 51
    ICESIN

    46D Strands during the winter, perhaps

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    11
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    HITECH

    26D Like state-of-the-art gadgetry

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  53. 53
    EDIFICE

    7D Imposing building

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    ILS

    62A They, in Tours

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    EERIEST

    43D Most weird

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    BEARER

    50A "Pay to ___" (check words)

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    11
  57. 57
    LESTAT

    5D Anne Rice vampire

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    11
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    HEC

    49A "___ Ramsey" (1970s western)

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    HENRYI

    10D English king crowned in 1100

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    LXI

    29D 61, in old Rome

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    POWERED

    6D Propelled

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    WELLSET

    8D Sturdily built

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    SHACKLE

    42D Put in chains

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    3
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    SOBBER

    36D Tearful one

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    3
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    SUNSTROKE

    57A Summer woe

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    AURIST

    22A Ear doctor

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    2
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    HITTHECEILING

    26A Go ballistic

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    CLIMBTHEWALLS debut

    45A Be stir-crazy

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    1
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    EXERCISEROOM debut

    51A Where one might 20-, 26- and 45-Across?

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    1
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    HOLDTHEFLOOR debut

    20A Make a legislative speech, e.g.

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    1
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    NIKONS debut

    37A Popular cameras

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    1
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    WILLINGLY debut

    18A Without reluctance

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