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Sunday · 140 answers · 20 debuts

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

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    ATE

    82A Noshed

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    597
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    ODE

    9D A famous one begins "Thou still unravish'd bride of quietness"

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    523
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    ERR

    108D Drop the ball

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    522
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    AGE

    77D Golden ___

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    SSN

    119D Govt. ID

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    TRI

    35D Numerical prefix

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    237
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    EASE

    51A Lighten (up)

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    NET

    60D Web

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    376
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    ISEE

    36A "Interesting ..."

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    ESP

    31D Help in making a prediction, maybe

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    EAST

    109A Point in the right direction?

    33
    285
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    ROE

    87A Mass of eggs

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    283
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    ERASE

    17D Take off

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    295
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    IDOL

    101A Billy who sang "Rebel Yell"

    23
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    ACER

    111D Taiwan-based computer maker

    23
    137
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    ASIS

    14D Undisturbed

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    183
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    ROO

    110A Friend of Eeyore

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    LIL

    89D Rapper ___ Wayne

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    166
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    EERIE

    47D Like things that go bump in the night

    19
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    CSI

    27A TV show whose name precedes a colon

    19
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    PAL

    116D "Be a ___!"

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    198
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    OAHU

    113D Home of 102-Down

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    185
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    DOS

    10D Buns, e.g.

    18
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    NAP

    93D See 92-Down

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    SUE

    117D Not settle, say

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    183
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    ENG

    39A London's locale: Abbr.

    17
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    WET

    92D With 93-Down, picnic amenity

    17
    119
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    ORO

    2D Prize at the Barcelona Olympics

    16
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    SAL

    45D Paolantonio of ESPN

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    TESLA

    88A 10,000 61-Down

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    REA

    118D Stephen of "Interview With the Vampire"

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    LETS

    124A "Why don't we?!"

    12
    106
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    OBEY

    91D Follow

    11
    127
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    EROICA

    19A Symphony whose second movement is marked "Marcia funebre. Adagio assai"

    11
    65
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    DORA

    37A Noted explorer traveling with a monkey

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    REFS

    44D TKO callers

    9
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    BEAU

    98A Sweetheart

    9
    74
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    IRISH

    101D Like Guinness

    8
    85
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    DAH

    70D Morse T

    8
    61
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    COIN

    28A See 49-Across

    8
    53
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    LIRA

    74D Stale Italian bread?

    7
    136
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    IDEAS

    50A Some people have funny ones

    7
    95
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    UVEA

    26D Eye layer

    7
    95
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    ASSETS

    99A Estate total

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    66
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    ITE

    15D Follower of Israel?

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    IWO

    115D ___ Jima

    6
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    FRET

    33A Worry

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    KEA

    53A Mauna ___

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    OUNCE

    29D Little bit

    6
    65
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    GRETA

    84A Van Susteren of Fox News

    6
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    ENOCH

    59D Great-grandfather of Noah

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    41
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    ALTER

    104D Change

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    AUNTS

    121A Senders of some Christmas gifts

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    DAMS

    107D Blocks

    5
    36
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    PEPS

    54A Livens (up)

    5
    34
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    SWEDE

    55D Actress Lena Olin, e.g., by birth

    4
    61
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    NEB

    76D Neighbor of Colo.

    4
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    RADON

    64D It's a gas

    4
    37
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    ANS

    86D T or F: Abbr.

    3
    91
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    OVATE

    68D Ellipsoidal

    3
    47
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    NOI

    23D "___ will not"

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    45
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    SFPD

    78A "Monk" org.

    3
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    DEIST

    81D Voltaire or Adam Smith

    3
    30
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    CRISP

    7D Like some air and dollar bills

    3
    29
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    PORTS

    80D Wires may connect to them

    3
    22
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    FORM

    20D Mold

    3
    19
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    AMATI

    11D One instrumental in music history?

    2
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    TONIC

    12D Vodka ___

    2
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    SETAT

    67D Taking place in

    2
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    CREEP

    28D Peeping Tom, e.g.

    2
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    GINA

    96A Actress Gershon

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    PACES

    46A Shows worry, in a way

    2
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    CHILE

    57D Easter Island is part of it

    2
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    FRODO

    20A Ring bearer

    2
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    DEARIE

    66A Sweetheart

    2
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    SUNTAN

    125A Get dark?

    2
    8
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    FREEAGENT

    79D One who's been released?

    2
    7
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    STER

    73D Suffix with hip or tip

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    FRA

    33D Monk's title

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    CLOD

    7A Dolt

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    50
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    REE

    32D Riddle-me-___

    1
    49
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    SIDEA

    52D "Love Me Do" vis-à-vis "P.S. I Love You"

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    DONHO

    102D "Pearly Shells" singer

    1
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    HONES

    65A Practices

    1
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    LEADS

    74A Detectives' aids

    1
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    COEDS

    105D Ole Miss misses, e.g.

    1
    18
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    LINENS

    4D Bedding

    1
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    LOSESIT

    8D Snaps

    1
    13
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    TITLED

    13D Like a lord or lady

    1
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    SHINES

    122A Excels

    1
    8
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    ATTAINED

    11A Reached

    1
    4
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    MOISTURE

    21A Dew, e.g.

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    3
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    NUTCRACKERS debut

    16D Hinged implements

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    3
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    SNEE

    83A Snick and ___

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    ERI

    95A Verdi's "___ tu"

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    ECU

    49A Old French 28-Across

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    OCTA

    5D Numerical prefix

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    BAHS

    42D Scornful replies

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    ALLOY

    111A Bronze, e.g.

    0
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    SASES

    48D MS. enclosures

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    EVADED

    72A Got around

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    GENET

    71D "The Balcony" playwright

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    SEAHORSE

    25A Mount for the god Neptune

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    ISI

    43D "Woe ___" (grammar guide)

    0
    15
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    DIVOT

    70A Result of a bad swing, maybe

    0
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    GAUSS

    61D See 88-Across

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    10
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    DEMIT

    18D Abdicate

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    9
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    WELTS

    106D Bad marks?

    0
    9
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    HEC

    1D "___ Ramsey" (1970s western)

    0
    8
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    HOLLOW

    1A Meaningless

    0
    8
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    ANTIETAM

    24A 1862 invasion battle site

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    7
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    RUNSTO

    34A Totals

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    6
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    SALIC

    73A ___ law (old Germanic legal code)

    0
    6
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    SOMEDAY

    67A Wistful remark

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    ODESSAN

    63D Certain Black Sea dweller

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    5
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    OPENEND

    38D Unrestricted, as a mutual fund

    0
    5
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    SENDIN

    100D Submit

    0
    5
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    BECKY

    41D Tom Sawyer's crush

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    4
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    UTILS

    26A Monopoly purchases: Abbr.

    0
    4
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    WORKS

    62A Opera

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    AFLARE debut

    97D Wide, as the nostrils

    0
    2
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    GENUSES debut

    71A There may be many in a family

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    2
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    INDICATE debut

    114A Point to

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    2
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    KOVIC debut

    58D "Born on the Fourth of July" hero Ron

    0
    2
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    TEARLESS debut

    85D Maintaining one's composure, say

    0
    2
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    YEARLONG

    112A Like some sabbaticals

    0
    2
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    BROWNBEATEN debut

    90A Sad sports headline in a Providence paper?

    0
    1
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    BUOYANT debut

    94D Cheerful

    0
    1
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    CHICKENFLINGERS debut

    56A Disorderly poultry workers?

    0
    1
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    COUNTSNOISES debut

    22A What a poltergeist investigator does?

    0
    1
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    FACETPOWDER debut

    103A Dusting on the side of a cut gem?

    0
    1
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    HONORERS debut

    123A Roasters, essentially

    0
    1
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    LIMPSERVICE debut

    30A What the tired waiter provided?

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    1
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    LOUSINGUP debut

    3D Botching

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    1
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    MAKESGOODON debut

    69D Fulfills

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    1
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    PSALMREADERS debut

    116A Churchgoers, sometimes?

    0
    1
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    RABBITPEARS debut

    40A Fruit for lagomorphs?

    0
    1
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    SHOWERED debut

    120A Didn't just spit

    0
    1
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    TAKESONTHECHAIN debut

    75A Attempts to climb a mountain range?

    0
    1
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    WASHLOAD debut

    6D Basketful, maybe

    0
    1