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Thursday · 70 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ATE

    13D Absorbed the cost of

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    ONO

    57D Celebrity widowed in 1980

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    IRS

    25D Grp. with a complex code

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    246
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    TSAR

    29A Old royal

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    341
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    STAN

    20D "South Park" boy

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    228
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    RAT

    35A Singer

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    HOE

    37D Flat-headed tool

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    173
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    ELLE

    53D Palindromic magazine title

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    REAL

    55D Very, informally

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    160
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    ECON

    6D Big campaign topic: Abbr.

    19
    151
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    NAPA

    51A ___ Valley

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    APPS

    31D Many downloads

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    TETE

    29D Casse-___ (French brainteaser)

    12
    152
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    GEM

    48A Sweetheart

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    119
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    POI

    34A Laulau side dish

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    120
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    OVERT

    50D Plain

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    63
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    OOHS

    43A Circus sounds

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    46
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    RAKE

    33D Casino collector

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    90
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    OATES

    9D O. Henry Award winner for "In the Region of Ice" (1967) and "The Dead" (1973)

    8
    70
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    COG

    36D Certain tooth

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    63
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    OKIE

    28D 1930s migrant

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    101
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    ITEMS

    4D Celebrity couples, usually

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    79
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    CROP

    27D Shorten

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    COB

    56D Ear piece?

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    63
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    UZI

    23A Weapon in some raids

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    OPERAS

    46D Met expectations?

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    50
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    CONAN

    27A Late-night TBS show

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    47
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    ESTS

    21A Ballpark figs.

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    42
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    BRAE

    32D "Bramble ___" (book of Robert Bridges poems)

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    38
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    RASSLE

    47D Brawl in the backwoods

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    24
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    ENLAI

    10D China's Zhou ___

    2
    61
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    HOR

    45A Like a line whose slope is zero: Abbr.

    2
    33
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    TREED

    49D In a tough spot

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    33
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    EROTICA

    15A Hot stuff

    2
    31
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    PRIEST

    2D White-collar worker

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    27
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    ATLASES

    18A Their images are out of this world

    2
    23
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    DHS

    14D Some A.L. batters

    2
    23
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    SWAK

    11D Valentine letters?

    2
    14
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    ETO

    26A W.W. II arena

    1
    140
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    SEABEE

    1D One making camp?

    1
    14
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    TOGAE

    49A Forum garb

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    12
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    THEEDGE

    41D U2 member

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    9
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    ELLIPSE

    62A Orbital figure

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    7
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    GRADUAL

    60A Not so fast

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    4
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    COLLEEN

    56A Irish lass

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    3
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    ITISI

    22A "Who's there?" reply

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    27
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    STAC

    40D Opposite of legato: Abbr.

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    18
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    ONALERT

    59A Primed

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    TIRO

    5D Rookie: Var.

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    16
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    AILERON

    17A Wing part

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    13
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    BURL

    54D Small knot

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    13
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    ZAK

    24D Ringo's drumming son

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    11
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    MISSUSA

    12D Wearer of a crown since 1952

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    10
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    NALDI

    51D Silents star Nita

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    10
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    SPRITES

    1A The Rhinemaidens in the "Ring" cycle, e.g.

    0
    10
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    DIGINTO

    39D Start chowing down

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    8
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    GOESMAD

    8A Cracks up

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    7
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    OHMSLAW

    38D Current principle

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    7
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    SANTINI

    7D "Great" part for Duvall

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    7
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    SHAKEUP

    42D Disturb

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    DUELERS

    58A Ones requesting seconds?

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    4
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    ITHEE

    44A "... ___ wed"

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    4
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    RANWITH

    16A Went for on a gut feeling

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    4
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    ROLLTOP

    3D Antique desk feature

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    4
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    BOWEDTO

    61A Showed reverence for, in a way

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    3
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    GRATING debut

    8D Danger for wearers of high-heel shoes

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    2
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    BELMONTSTEAKS debut

    19A Entrees for one of Dion's backup singers?

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    1
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    CHOPPEDSTAKES debut

    36A Severely reduced wagers?

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    1
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    PARKINGBREAKS debut

    30A Discounts at garages?

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    1
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    SERVICEBRAKES debut

    52A What mechanics may do as part of a tuneup?

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