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Sunday · 142 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ERR

    72D Mess up

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    EEL

    117D Reef denizen

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    ONO

    105A 1969 newlywed in the news

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    IRA

    82D Org. in "The Crying Game"

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    EMO

    44D Rock genre

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    EGO

    36A A superstar might have a big one

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    SEA

    113A See 48-Down

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    370
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    EDIT

    63D Take out, maybe

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    ESC

    56D Laptop key

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    NEE

    58D At birth

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    RAT

    38A No-goodnik

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    NIL

    78A Zero

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    YET

    41D Still

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    ALTO

    111A Chorus girl

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    NEON

    20D Superbright

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    IAN

    91A Actor McKellen

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    SLED

    103D Runner's place

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    OHIO

    87D One of the Three Rivers

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    ESS

    127A Feminine suffix

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    REST

    114A Breather

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    AIM

    99A Object

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    NOS

    100A Turndowns

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    NAS

    90A "One Mic" rapper

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    URN

    120D Table server

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    ENTER

    22A Put down

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    AGES

    50D Mellows

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    APP

    1A Many a download

    19
    133
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    TUNA

    62D Sushi fish

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    112
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    ARAL

    48D With 113-Across, landlocked waters

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    RAIN

    30A Cause of delay

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    UNI

    85D Valve opening?

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    153
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    AAH

    67D Spa reaction

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    152
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    MER

    13D 113-Across, in France

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    LEA

    5D ___ Michele of "Glee"

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    SRS

    18D Yearbook div.

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    SENT

    126A Shipped

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    KEY

    17D With 34-Down, kind of pie

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    AGUA

    70D Río contents

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    103
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    STET

    115D Opposite of 64-Down

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    ESSAY

    57D Time piece?

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    NEATO

    109D "Cool!"

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    AYES

    52A Voting side

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    APES

    111D Goons

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    BYE

    116D "TTYL"

    11
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    VISA

    37D Big name in plastic

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    ORR

    28A Fast-skating #4

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    TOTE

    86A Carry

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    GAGA

    49D Blown away

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    ESO

    47A What's that, José?

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    HAL

    43D Space movie villain

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    SPIN

    27A Suffer vertigo

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    LIME

    34D See 17-Down

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    90
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    ETUDE

    73A Debussy piece

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    87
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    INLAW

    15D Father of the bride, say

    9
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    SOO

    45D ___ Canals

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    DADS

    84D Pops

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    URAL

    54D Russian/Kazakh river

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    ERN

    59A North end?

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    RACK

    112A Spice holder

    6
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    LEES

    35D Some jeans

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    INTRO

    11D Emcee's words

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    COCOA

    10D Brown shade

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    SPLIT

    115A Divorce

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    AMOCO

    51A BP gas brand

    5
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    TRACK

    33D Tail

    5
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    PLOYS

    25A Tricks

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    KAY

    94D Mary ___ cosmetics

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    SCORN

    12D Disdain

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    ATO

    9D From ___ Z

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    LAURA

    65A Michelle's predecessor

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    ALLS

    4A "___ well"

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    AMER

    4D From the States: Abbr.

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    ATONCE

    21A This second

    3
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    SNUB

    55D Brush-off

    3
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    BERRA

    116A Hall-of-Famer with 10 World Series rings

    3
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    MST

    32D Phoenix hrs.

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    AMOUNT

    125A Check line

    3
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    LLBEAN

    74A Lands' End rival

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    DELE

    64D Take out

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    CLAW

    29A Scratch

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    YEATS

    121A "The Second Coming" poet

    2
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    DRU

    81D Joanne of "The Pride of St. Louis"

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    ENSOR

    26A Expressionist artist James

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    WIE

    39A Michelle on a fairway

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    EATSUP

    122A Thoroughly enjoys

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    EASYAS

    104D Snap courses

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    DISKS

    14A Some storage places

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    SOOTHES debut

    98D Palliates

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    AGA

    48A ___ Khan

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    WILE

    24D Trick

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    NAGAT

    46D Bother a lot

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    ASSENTS

    101A Go-aheads

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    OSAGES

    60A Plains tribe

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    TUGS

    71D Canal boats

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    SAINTS

    77D Symbols of piety

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    NEWYORK

    75D Rome's home

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    JELL

    53D Come together

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    MUON

    69D Unstable particle

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    WARTS

    107D ___ and all

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    REWED

    66D Say "I do" again

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    DENOVO

    31D From the top

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    RACISM

    8A Certain bias

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    CLASSMATE

    68A She thought he was much too old to have been her ...

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    LANSING debut

    6D Midwest capital

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    NOOSE

    80D Hanging piece

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    DUN

    119D Bug for payment

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    STEPPE

    7D Plain

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    DYS

    83D Bad: Prefix

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    ELYSE

    124A "Family Ties" mom

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    SCRIPT

    102D Cruise lines?

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    ALTERED

    1D Not the way it was

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    INSTORE

    95D Coming up

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    SEATED

    61A Had room for

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    WORRY

    89A Stew

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    MATSU

    110D Island near Quemoy

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    DEPLETE

    14D Exhaust

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    ENTICES

    97D Attracts by design

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    PASSION

    3D 1994 Sondheim musical

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    VENEERS

    37A Thin overlays

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    ARRESTEE

    123A One wearing cuffs

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    STOWAWAY

    16D One who goes free?

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    AUGURS

    76A Bodes

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    COLLATE

    96D Sort

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    TWAY

    86D Bob ___, 1986 P.G.A. Player of the Year

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    CHAMOIS

    29D Soft leather

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    DENYING

    40A Not allowing

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    PEONAGE

    2D Some servitude

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    RADNOR

    8D TV Guide's Pennsylvania headquarters

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    WEA debut

    118D "Are ___ pair?" ("Send in the Clowns" lyric)

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    INDICES

    95A The Dow and the Nikkei 225

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    ISHAM

    108D Bandleader Jones of the 1920s-'30s

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    DIPLOMAONTHEWALL debut

    31A In his office, she noticed a ...

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    1
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    JUSTAVERAGELOOKING debut

    53A However, this man was balding, gray-haired and ...

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    1
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    LEANMEAT debut

    19A Emu, e.g., to a chef

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    ONECASE debut

    93D 24 bottles of beer

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    THESAMENAME debut

    42A She remembered having a high-school crush on a handsome, dark-haired boy with ...

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    TOSEEANEWDOCTOR debut

    23A A woman went ...

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    TYMURRAY debut

    88D Nine-time world champion rodeo cowboy

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    1
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    WHATDIDYOUTEACH debut

    118A He looked at her closely, then asked "...?"

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    WHENDIDYOUGRADUATE debut

    79A Nevertheless, she asked him if he had attended her high school, and after he said yes, she asked "...?"

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    WHYDOYOUASK debut

    92A He answered "In 1971. But ..."

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    YOUWEREINMYCLASS debut

    106A The woman exclaimed "...!"

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