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Sunday · 138 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    IRE

    76A Cork's place: Abbr.

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    498
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    TSA

    1A Screen grp.?

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    188
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    ASIA

    47D ___ Minor

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    350
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    ARI

    10D J.F.K.'s successor

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    378
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    IDEA

    104D Something that can't be patented

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    396
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    ESAU

    56A Biblical name meaning "hairy"

    31
    245
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    EMIT

    37D Squirt, e.g.

    30
    262
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    INS

    66A Some doors

    28
    224
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    YET

    123D Thus far

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    201
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    SIS

    121D Family girl

    26
    210
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    GEL

    4D Get fixed?

    26
    185
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    SIT

    97A Dinner table command, with "up"

    26
    172
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    ALTO

    16D Liza Minnelli, for one

    25
    290
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    ANO

    131A Mayo container?

    25
    216
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    AOL

    19A Huffington Post buyer in 2011

    25
    214
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    UBER

    25D Superlative prefix

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    119
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    ERASE

    128A Out-line?

    24
    295
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    NOD

    79D Sleep precursor

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    158
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    ATON

    7D Heaps

    19
    136
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    ANNA

    53D Eugene O'Neill's "___ Christie"

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    239
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    INTO

    81D Really liking

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    219
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    OWN

    87A Crush, sportswise

    17
    148
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    URL

    5D 19-Across has a much-used one

    17
    148
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    SLAP

    86A Affix carelessly, with "on"

    17
    123
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    NAAN

    52A Asian flatbread

    17
    69
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    ERODE

    21A Wear down

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    175
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    NOAH

    39D Biblical patriarch "righteous in this generation"

    14
    138
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    LOLA

    64D Bugs Bunny's girlfriend

    14
    131
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    ORBS

    71D Venus and others

    14
    107
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    ALIEN

    75A Sci-fi film with a hatching egg on its poster

    13
    179
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    SNIP

    118D Fabric scrap, say

    12
    133
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    ATMS

    90D Cashpoints

    12
    119
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    FEN

    46D Wet lowland

    12
    79
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    YEAH

    74D When said three times, "Of course, obviously!"

    12
    73
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    UNTO

    70D A law ___ itself

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    143
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    NOON

    54D Palindromic time

    11
    103
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    GOT

    127A Fooled

    11
    89
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    OWES

    80D Gets charged up?

    11
    88
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    MOET

    91D Vintner Claude

    11
    43
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    ERATO

    20A Lyric muse

    9
    174
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    OHM

    92A Physicist Georg

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    103
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    TEAMO

    42A Mexican Valentine's greeting

    9
    35
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    FAD

    46A Kind of diet

    8
    87
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    CROC

    84D Nile menace, informally

    8
    80
  45. 45
    RPM

    78D Record stat

    8
    79
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    LADS

    6D The Beatles during Beatlemania, e.g.

    8
    60
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    COIN

    27A Invent

    8
    53
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    DATE

    61D Fruit that grows in a cluster

    7
    104
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    TAROT

    109A Fool's deck

    7
    95
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    INEPT

    24D Like Inspector Clouseau

    7
    76
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    DECOR

    26D Inside look?

    7
    51
  52. 52
    JEER

    69D Taunt

    7
    48
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    SIDE

    112D Aspect

    6
    94
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    KENO

    85D Vegas attraction

    6
    93
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    UBOAT

    57D Battle of the Atlantic vessel

    6
    93
  56. 56
    ERIK

    65D The Phantom of the Opera

    6
    91
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    ELSIE

    125A Dairy mascot

    6
    89
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    NEEDS

    116A Essentials

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    85
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    MIDI

    110A Fashionable '70s dress

    6
    60
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    TURN

    41D Become a traitor

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    59
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    PINA

    114D Colada fruit

    6
    40
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    HUSH

    82D "Quit your crying"

    6
    32
  63. 63
    ONTOP

    99A Above

    5
    54
  64. 64
    PIG

    45D Glutton

    5
    52
  65. 65
    DAMP

    48D Wettish

    4
    52
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    DEPOT

    130A Place for military supplies

    4
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    LEOI

    17D First pope to be called "the Great"

    4
    37
  68. 68
    TIERED

    105D Like stadium seating

    4
    28
  69. 69
    TAICHI

    1D Feature of many a Jet Li film

    4
    24
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    SOSOON

    2D "Already?"

    4
    21
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    LUCIA

    35A Lady of Lammermoor

    4
    18
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    TIO

    43A Madre's hermano

    3
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  73. 73
    FEAT

    72D Grand slam, e.g.

    3
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  74. 74
    SOPH

    38D '13 grad in '11, e.g.

    3
    46
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    TVAD

    60D Spot

    3
    30
  76. 76
    ALTIMA

    3D Stanza successor

    3
    17
  77. 77
    ESSE

    115D Latin 101 verb

    2
    181
  78. 78
    PSALM

    14A Song accompanied by a harp

    2
    54
  79. 79
    EDSELS

    12D 1960s doo-wop group with an automotive name, with "the"

    2
    45
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    AXIOM

    83D It's assumed

    2
    43
  81. 81
    STREAM

    89A Send continuously, as video

    2
    33
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    ORTEGA

    106D Daniel of Nicaragua

    2
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    STERNA

    111A Breastbones

    2
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    RESTUP

    44A Recuperate

    2
    14
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    URI

    55A Mystifying Geller

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    ETUI

    40D Decorative kit

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    MNO

    122D 6 letters

    1
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    DOUR

    11D Forbidding

    1
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    MILO

    73D Whence Venus?

    1
    41
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    UTIL

    119A Con Ed, e.g.: Abbr.

    1
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    EZINE

    126A Slate, for one

    1
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    REES

    31D Roger of "Cheers"

    1
    25
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    UNISON

    107D Simultaneity

    1
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    HARDG

    96D Garage opener?

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    DETACH

    93A Cut off

    1
    15
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    SNUBS

    28A Ignores

    1
    15
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    DOEST

    129A Perform à la Shakespeare

    1
    14
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    WADES

    9A Dives (into)

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    12
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    TALKTO

    108D Admonish, as a child

    1
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    DANDD

    124A Classic role-playing game, for short

    1
    6
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    SDAK

    32D Pierre is there: Abbr.

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    47
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    DOZE

    117D What you might do after retiring

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    TONG

    51D Chinese gang

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    NOVAE

    67A Exploding stars

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    ALLEE

    22A Tree-lined path in une forêt

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    ROUX

    88A Whisked mixture

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    CHARADE

    95D Empty pretense

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    GULAG

    4A Solzhenitsyn subject

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    USEIT

    59D Start of a fitness motto

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    NIMBLE

    63A Like Jack, it's said

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    10
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    ATTENDS

    94D Doesn't cut

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    9
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    GOBUST

    8D Totally fail

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    9
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    PSEUD

    100D Ann Landers or Ayn Rand: Abbr.

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    9
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    TOOLED

    102D Drove (along)

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    9
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    HOMERS

    30A Sends one out of the park

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    8
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    LAING

    34D Scottish psychiatrist R. D.

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    7
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    YEOWS

    62D Cries of pain

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    SKIPIT

    49A "Never mind"

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    6
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    WETSUIT

    9D Diving duds

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    SEUL

    33A Alone, in Paris

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    MEOR

    18D "Love ___ leave ..."

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    4
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    SLOVAKS

    15D Czech neighbors

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    4
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    IRID

    50D Crocus or freesia, botanically

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    3
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    PATRICE

    14D First Congolese P.M. Lumumba

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    3
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    STMALO

    103D French walled city on the English Channel

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    3
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    DEWIER

    77A More moist

    0
    2
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    SEESUP

    13D Escorts to a second-floor apartment, say

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    2
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    SUPERDOME debut

    112A Saint's place

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    2
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    USAR

    113D Org. for part-time soldiers

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    2
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    APOORJUDGEOFANATOMY debut

    68A "Whoever named it necking was ___": Groucho Marx

    0
    1
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    INAPEDESTRIANSPOCKET debut

    36A "The car stopped on a dime. Unfortunately, the dime was ___": Anonymous

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    1
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    ISINAGLASSJARONMYDESK debut

    120A "I have the heart of a small boy. It ___": Stephen King

    0
    1
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    ISTILLDOBUTIUSEDTOTOO debut

    23A "I used to do drugs. ___": Mitch Hedberg

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    1
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    NOITAKETHATBACK debut

    79A "You know what I hate? Indian givers. ___": Emo Philips

    0
    1
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    RESERVOIR debut

    29A Dam result, often

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    1
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    SOTHATSHOWITCOMESOUT debut

    101A "I don't mean to sound bitter, cold or cruel, but I am ___": Bill Hicks

    0
    1
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    THROUGHNOTDYING debut

    58A "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it ___": Woody Allen

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    1
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    TWINJET debut

    98D F-15, e.g.

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    1