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Wednesday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ELI

    26A Y sporter

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    END

    63D What this is, fittingly

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    447
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    ASH

    29D Mountain ___

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    IRA

    50A "Michael Collins" org.

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    ORA

    2D "... Mac ___ PC?"

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    RAT

    43D Wharf pest

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    EMU

    19D Grounded avian

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    PSI

    53D Tire letters

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    SLR

    30A Camera type, for short

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    EDIE

    39D Pop singer Brickell

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    NEW

    60D Just out

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    SEER

    67A Nostradamus, e.g.

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    170
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    ERGO

    65A Hence

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    TKO

    38D Bout ender, briefly

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    123
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    HAM

    3D Cured fare

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    ASIAN

    33A Like some elephants

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    VIE

    62D Go head to head

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    HERO

    6A Parade honoree, perhaps

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    ORDER

    42A "The usual," say

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    ORR

    9D Notable #4 on the ice

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    AGEE

    16A James who won a posthumous Pulitzer

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    EASES

    28D Moves carefully

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    NERF

    40D Soft ball material

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    WREN

    68A Small songster

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    OCT

    32D Leaf-turning time: Abbr.

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    MALT

    10A Brewer's need

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    SER

    22D Sun. talk

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    NICE

    37D Riviera city

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    NPR

    35D D.C.-based media giant

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    IWO

    61D 1945 battle site, briefly

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    PRADA

    14A Big name in handbags

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    33
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    INTER

    52D The "I" of ICBM

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    ENCORE

    45D Shout at a concert

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    RAPS

    8D Speaks ill of

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    KERR

    57D Deborah of "Tea and Sympathy"

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    MASON

    10D Grand Lodge member

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    ICONS

    56A Computer screen lineup

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    INGE

    58D "Bus Stop" playwright

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    ELEA

    23D Zeno's home

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    CPL

    1D Radar's rank on "M*A*S*H": Abbr.

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    30
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    ERTE

    64A Romain de Tirtoff's alias

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    ADIA

    25D 1998 Sarah McLachlan hit

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    TRIKE

    41A Tot's wheels

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    IRWIN

    66A Hale who won three U.S. Opens

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    TETHER

    13D Restrain, in a way

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    ADELA

    4D Miss Quested of "A Passage to India"

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    AGENTS

    11D Most major-leaguers have them

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    JEB

    44A A Bush

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    26
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    MONTH

    21A Billing cycle, often

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    UNRIPE

    51A Too firm, perhaps

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    16
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    LATKES

    20A Hanukkah pancakes

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    12
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    IDTHEFT debut

    54A Modern crime, briefly ... or a hint to 17-, 36- and 59-Across

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    3
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    ALAR

    15A Withdrawn apple spray

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    ELKE

    7D Sommer on screen

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    UTEP

    18D Sun Bowl Stadium sch.

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    BRONTE

    46D Literary family name

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    AUNTIE

    25A Em, to Dorothy

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    SPREAD

    27A Rancher's land

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    LENTIL

    12D Campbell's variety

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    RESOW

    31A Plant anew

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    COOED

    69A Spoke sweet nothings

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    COSMOS

    47A Carl Sagan book

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    HYDRO

    55D Prefix with foil or phobia

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    WISC

    24D Cheesehead's state: Abbr.

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    COHAB

    1A Roommate, informally

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    HACKER

    6D Cyber-nuisance

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    4
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    JUICES

    44D Breakfast offerings

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    MILTON

    48D Poet who wrote "They also serve who only stand and wait"

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    4
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    ODRA

    49D Wroclaw's river, to Poles

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    4
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    CONTINENTALDIVE

    59A European gin mill?

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    2
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    KILROY debut

    57A He "was here"

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    2
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    SEWANEE

    22A The University of the South, familiarly

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    2
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    ACCENTSHAPPEN debut

    36A Dialect coach's slogan?

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    1
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    APOSTOLIC debut

    34D Pontifical

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    1
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    BADANSWER debut

    5D "You shouldn't have said that!"

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    LAMEDUCKPRESENT debut

    17A Gift to an outgoing member of Congress?

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