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Sunday · 138 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ALE

    9D Heady stuff

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    ASS

    71A Loser

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    AGO

    19A See 6-Down

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    EAT

    41A Pecking order?

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    AIR

    39D Dashboard choice

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    AVE

    112D Brooklyn's Flatbush, e.g.: Abbr.

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    SIT

    113D Go unused

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    RAN

    65A 1985 film based on "King Lear"

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    NEED

    109D Desideratum

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    PSI

    114D Symbol for electric flux

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    URSA

    58D ___ Minor

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    UAE

    118A Neighbor of Oman: Abbr.

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    AGES

    6D With 19-Across, far back

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    MEN

    10D Entire "Reservoir Dogs" cast, e.g.

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    DOS

    28A A couple of Spaniards?

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    ELO

    14D Inits. in '70s and '80s rock

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    USSR

    37D SALT party

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    WEE

    73D Minute

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    UNI

    11D Athlete's attire, informally

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    IMS

    29A E-mail alternatives

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    ITT

    44A Cousin who's "altogether ooky"

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    ULTRA

    21A Prefix with light or sound

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    ENSUE

    57A Succeed

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    AGOG

    98A Enthralled

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    SASSY

    17D Impudent

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    OPEC

    83D 118-Across is in it

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    POP

    88A Uncorking noise

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    WII

    111D ___ Fit

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    NEST

    46D Settle in

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    SALAD

    63D A bar may offer it

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    INSET

    81A Blowup, of a sort

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    LIN

    68D One-dimensional: Abbr.

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    GEO

    76A Prefix with magnetic

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    LIST

    35A Not discounted

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    LUNA

    99A ___ Park, classic Coney Island amusement locale

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    LEN

    85D Super Bowl IV M.V.P. Dawson

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    ARTY

    27D Fancified, say

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    WREN

    31A South Carolina's state bird

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    PASTE

    89D Wallop

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    STD

    106A Avg. level

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    ARTE

    18A Funny Johnson

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    STYX

    123A Underworld route

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    ICET

    90A His debut album was "Rhyme Pays"

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    BAG

    5A Portmanteau

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    RECON

    78D Scout's mission

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    SESTET

    4D Certain poetic output

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    SIDE

    43A Agree (with)

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    SPEAR

    77A Old fishing tool

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    ANDES

    30A Source of the Amazon

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    ATTILA

    15D Slayer of his brother Bleda

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    ODAY

    108D Anita of jazz

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    ASIAGO

    53D Hard Italian cheese

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    ELY

    59A Bridge expert Culbertson

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    IDTAG

    101D Luggage attachment

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    STEIN

    120A 9-Down holder

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    ADZE

    102A Shop chopper

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    OAS

    92A W. Hemisphere grp.

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    ELAINE

    51D "Airplane!" woman

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    BARE

    5D Reveal

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    ORNOT

    82A "... but possibly untrue"

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    ROMAN

    55A Times ___

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    NAIAD

    47D Aquatic nymph

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    AMSO

    80D Assertive comeback

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    SYD

    122A One of the Chaplins

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    NEWS

    72A Skinny

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    QUIT

    36A Give up

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    KNEAD

    40A Press and fold, say

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    HASSLE

    96D Give a hard time

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    UNITS

    62A Some are cohesive

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    DUES

    103D Some annual bills

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    DAYO

    38A Start of a 1957 hit song

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    SANKA

    79A An instant

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    KSU

    48D The Wildcats of the N.C.A.A.

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    RASPY

    91A Grating

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    LTS

    105A Mil. officers

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    SHEBA

    95A Queen's land

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    WEEP

    61D Break down

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    YALIE

    116A Bulldog

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    CAROM

    104A Bounce (off)

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    TURF

    64A Territory

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    DAMUP

    8A Obstruct

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    GETIN

    121A Pickup line?

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    SETSAT

    95D Charges

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    NORISK

    47A Like certain investments

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    TASS

    1A Onetime propaganda source

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    MNO

    56D Phone button trio

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    SEESAW

    60A Go back and forth

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    EYELID

    84A Peeper protector

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    ARMENIA

    2D Asian republic

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    INATIE

    66A How some games finish

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    LADLES

    99D Soup kitchen implements

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    PLAYS

    100D They're shown by X's, O's and arrows

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    PEACESIGN debut

    100A V formation?

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    ONEISH debut

    45A Vague early afternoon time

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    TURNONADIME

    107A Change quickly

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    REAPS

    13A Brings in

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    HELENA

    20A Queen City of the Rockies

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    TMS

    23D Protected images, for short

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    ANOMALY

    93D Departure from the norm

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    HOSED

    49A Soaked

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    ADREM

    53A To the point, to lawyers

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    QUI

    36D "Star Wars" character ___-Gon Jinn

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    DYNAST

    52D King or queen

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    PREMED

    16D Like some majors

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    DELIA

    74A Screenwriter Ephron

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    DENSER

    54D Slower to pick up

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    LINO

    70D Flat flooring

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    EYDIE

    32D Singer Gorme

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    RUSTY

    42A Oxidized

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    METO

    34D "Drag ___ Hell" (2009 movie)

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    NONU

    97A Like average folks, in Britain

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    AMIENS

    75A Somme place

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    PANDG

    12D Pampers maker, informally

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    RAZR debut

    91D Motorola phone line

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    SAMESEX

    94D Untraditional, as some marriages

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    EHLE

    119A "Pride and Prejudice" actress Jennifer

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    EMPLOY

    86A Wield

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    GORKI

    25D Russian novelist Maxim

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    AVISOS

    117A Dispatch boats

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    PPG

    87D Scoring stat for N.B.A.'ers

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    CAA

    104D Major org. representing entertainers and athletes

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    RUNSINTHEFAMILY

    13D Arrests an entire crime syndicate?

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    TAXSALE

    1D Transference of property to pay assessments

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    IDEALGAS debut

    115A Matter in statistical mechanics

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    SALVIA

    69A Plant known as "seer's sage" because of its hallucinatory effect

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    XMASTREE

    22A Holiday purchase, informally

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    ASSWEETASPIE debut

    110A Incredibly nice

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    DEPENDSONTHESITUATION debut

    8D Proof that a "Jersey Shore" character has an incontinence problem?

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    DOESNTTAKEAGENIUS debut

    33D Eschews Mensa material when going to parties?

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    EDGRIMLEY debut

    32A Neurotic Martin Short character

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    GOESWITHOUTSAYING debut

    7D Beats it and won't explain why?

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    HOGE debut

    20D Longtime ESPN football analyst Merril ___

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    OPENINGNOTES debut

    24A Tone setters for conductors

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    REMAINSTOBESEEN debut

    42D Contents of Lenin's Tomb, e.g.?

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    SENTMESSAGE debut

    26A Item in a certain e-mail folder

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    SERVESYOURIGHT debut

    50D Merits at least a 20% tip?

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    STANDSTOREASON debut

    3D Gets up for the debate?

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    TOAHALT debut

    67A How some cars screech

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