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Friday · 72 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    EAR

    41D Place for a plug

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    PRE

    19A Historic leader?

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    TALE

    44A One can be tall

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    EOS

    24D Sister of Helios

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    LAM

    43A Head for the hills

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    INK

    53A Sign

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    ILE

    50A Seine sight

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    NEA

    30A Grant-giving org.

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    BALI

    42A The so-called Island of the Gods

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    FAB

    4D "Marvy!"

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    LULL

    34D Put to sleep

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    AIDA

    31A Musical with the song "Written in the Stars"

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    GOAT

    56A Attack

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    RASPS

    26A Farriers' tools

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    EER

    22A Poetic contraction

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    STALE

    62A Clichéd

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    SING

    28D Sound really good

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    EDY

    9D Eponym of a frozen food

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    LEWIS

    46A Jerry or Jerry Lee

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    SCENT

    10D It may be picked up in the woods

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    PAIN

    27D Sibling, at times?

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    YVES

    5D Surrealist Tanguy

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    DAMES

    51D Women

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    WMD

    60D Iraq war subject, briefly

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    ARIE

    35D Auto racer Luyendyk

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    HELI

    55D Prefix with port

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    PATINA

    36A It makes the Statue of Liberty green

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    EXLAX

    18A "Guaranteed relief every time" sloganeer

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    TEXT

    11D Do a driver's no-no

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    AFL

    25A Workers' org. founded by Samuel Gompers

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    CELLO

    16A It takes a bow at a musical performance

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    STAFF

    10A Working group

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    ENTITY

    21A Thing

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    VSOP

    29A Letters signifying quality brandy

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    ATALANTA

    37D Mythical runner

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    INREM

    59A Against a thing, at law

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    SKIRTS

    49D Women's wear

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    ESPOSA

    21D Wife, in Juárez

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    INAREA debut

    2D Measured two-dimensionally

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    ATINGLE

    40A Very excited

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    SURETY

    39A Guarantee

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    INHERE

    48D Belong

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    GHI

    58A Telephone trio

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    OKA

    61D Volga tributary

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    NATHAN

    54A Lane on Broadway

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    THON

    57D Fund-raising suffix

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    SONO

    20A "Dove ___" (Mozart aria)

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    LEBON

    6D Simon of Duran Duran

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    ALLIANCE

    12D Axis, e.g.

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    DORAGS

    51A Rappers' covers

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    FRYERS

    3D Chickens for dinner

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    SAWII debut

    52D 2005 horror sequel

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    BEGORRA

    42D Mild Irish oath

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    DALTON

    32D 007 player

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    MAXIS

    64A Certain 49-Down

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    SOLACED

    33A Said "There, there" to, say

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    LAGEAR debut

    45D Nike competitor

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    NOPEST

    23A Kind of strip

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    ULANOVA

    7D Russian ballerina Galina

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    FLATFEET

    13D Condition known medically as pes planus

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    JIFFYLUBE debut

    1A Company whose jobs are often changing?

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    MARIOKART debut

    63A Series of Nintendo games

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    BEBOPS debut

    8D Gets into Monk music

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    DRAINAGES debut

    65A Watersheds

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    FOXYLADY debut

    14D 1967 hit with the lyric "You know you're a cute little heartbreaker"

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    JUMPER debut

    1D 18-footer, maybe

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    MAYBEBABY debut

    17A 1958 Buddy Holly hit

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    PALINISM debut

    36D "Refudiate," e.g.

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    TIMETRAX debut

    38D 1990s series initially set in the year 2193

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    UNRAVELED debut

    15A Got to the bottom of

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    WERWHOWER debut

    60A 2010 Ke$ha chart-topper with a creatively spelled five-word title

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    WIGWAG debut

    47D Move to and fro

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