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Sunday · 140 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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    ATE

    44D Took a few seconds?

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    ELSE

    36A "Anything ___?"

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    SEA

    110D Poseidon's domain

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    ETC

    109D "Too many to list" abbr.

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    ARI

    96A "Entourage" agent Gold

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    OAR

    83A Rower's need

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    ONCE

    65A In days gone by

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    AND

    90A Plus

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    ALL

    38D Pledge of Allegiance finisher

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    STEP

    43D "Watch your ___!"

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    AOL

    6D ___ Mail

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    LSAT

    30D Exam administered four times a yr.

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    OKS

    119A Rubber-stamps

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    SAG

    76D Old sofa's problem

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    ASIS

    70A In its current state

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    AIM

    59A Fire starter?

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    ABC

    90D Disney subsidiary

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    APP

    38A Smartphone buy

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    LOO

    80D Can of Newcastle

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    GRE

    86D M.A. seeker's test

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    NAP

    63A Refresher

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    SUE

    35A Seek redress from

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    IDS

    1A Border-crossing necessities

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    ELMO

    72D Interrupter of Dagwood's naps

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    OHO

    45A "So that's your game!"

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    IAGO

    84A "I hate the Moor" speaker

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    ULTRA

    98D Extremist

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    ISM

    34A Ending with sex or symbol

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    RATS

    103D Cry often made while snapping the fingers

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    NIA

    5D Actress Vardalos

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    TROT

    114A Dressage gait

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    OPTS

    104D Elects

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    TUT

    7D "You know better!"

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    PAD

    111D Launch platform

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    ISLAM

    26A It's much followed in North Africa

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    ROSA

    82D ___ Bud, schoolgirl in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"

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    LEAP

    58A Break in logic

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    THREE

    101D Outside shot?

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    SALE

    43A For ___

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    LAD

    81D Young chap

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    AXLE

    12D Revolutionary device?

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    SLANG

    76A "The cat's meow" or "a dog's life"

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    IMAM

    51D Sunni sermonizer

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    ONTAP

    56A Available

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    LOB

    41D Defensive return

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    ARUBA

    32D Caribbean resort island

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    ORATOR

    45D Podium personage

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    APEX

    21A It's all downhill from here

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    YON

    74A In the distance

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    RUB

    97A Back stroke?

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    TIERS

    91A Floors

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    ITALIA

    22A Nation bordering Svizzera

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    EER

    72A Perpetually, to Pope

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    SSR

    8D Belarus, once: Abbr.

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    REAM

    68D Print shop unit

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    ORTHO

    65D Maker of Bug-B-Gon

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    CHIP

    92A Casino souvenir

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    GNATS

    4A Black cloud formers

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    IRONED

    88D Free of creases

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    COMA

    9A Unresponsive state

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    THESE

    78A "___ Eyes" (1969 hit for the Guess Who)

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    ELROY

    99D George Jetson's boy

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    STRAY

    37A Potential pet

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    CHEST

    92D Holder of plunder

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    ODESSA

    116A Old Soviet naval base site

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    OPART

    10D It can make you dizzy

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    AIMEE

    57A "Save Me" singer Mann

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    GREEN

    77D Concerned about the environment

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    LEGOS

    85A Young builder's supply

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    LURK

    105D Read but never post

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    PIVOT

    87A Point of rotation

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    NIP

    28D Pinch

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    THRU

    91D Drive-___

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    PLUS

    71A "As if that weren't enough ..."

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    MEIR

    11D Yom Kippur War politician

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    OVATE

    20D Like kiwi fruit

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    EKG

    112D Record with many beats: Abbr.

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    CELT

    64A European of the Iron Age

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    MOLAR

    62D Wisdom tooth, e.g.

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    OATHS

    69D Salty language

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    TELEX

    52D Communication system of old

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    GAMUT

    42A Full range

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    GRIME

    4D Old machinery coating

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    STAMINA

    48D Workhorse's quality

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    SLOPS

    40A Swine's diet

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    SKYY

    117A Vodka brand

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    FLAB

    75A Dieter's target

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    TASTY

    100D Scrumptious

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    ABLY

    24D With proficiency

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    NEUTER

    113A Render unproductive?

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    INTACT

    107A Undamaged

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    ALONSO

    16D King of Naples in "The Tempest"

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    PEELED

    39D Like most canned tomatoes

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    MUSCAT

    46A Gulf of Oman port

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    GAPED

    42D Reacted to shocking news

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    HERBS

    106A Poppies, e.g.

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    INTIME

    1D Early enough

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    RHODES

    82A Site of one of the Seven Wonders

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    TEAKETTLE

    115A Noisy water heater

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    CADGE

    118A "Borrow"

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    PADRES

    18D Baseball team once owned by Ray Kroc

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    MONDAYS debut

    46D They're not popular in offices

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    HERETO

    93D Regarding this matter

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    STILTS

    3D Ones going on a long walk?

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    HAHN

    15D Chemistry Nobelist Otto

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    PACINO

    87D Director and star of "Looking for Richard"

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    LICENSE

    54D Reckless driver's loss, possibly

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    EMERGES

    55D Becomes clear

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    MTM

    31D "Lou Grant" production co.

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    CATES

    49D Phoebe of "Drop Dead Fred"

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    DORSAL

    2D At the back

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    GIBBS

    13D Longtime Redskins coach Joe

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    PASSES

    95D Free tickets

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    NBATEAM

    60A Magic, for instance

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    GSHARP

    13A A flat equivalent

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    AMPLER

    61D More copious

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    CORNELIA

    64D Caesar's first wife

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    RILEUP

    17D Cheese off

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    VIRTUE

    89D Shaw defined it as "insufficient temptation"

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    BEHOLD

    25A Gaze upon

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    CAVAE

    9D Venae ___ (large blood vessels)

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    INBULK

    94D How Sam's Club buys goods

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    NOTORIOUS

    19A Hitchcock thriller set in Brazil

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    STEAMSHIP

    14D The Andrea Doria, for one

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    BANDIED

    53D Exchanged, as words

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    XRATING debut

    73A What only one Best Picture winner has had

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    BARRENBANNER debut

    27A Large cloth sign with nothing on it?

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    BRITTLETRIBBLE debut

    50A Soft yet easily breakable "Star Trek" creature?

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    CORRALCOLLAR debut

    102A Get part of one's shirt under control?

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    DOMEDMODEM debut

    66A Hemispherical computer add-on?

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    DUBSIN debut

    67D Adds, as to a recording

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    ETHANEATHENA debut

    99A Goddess of gas?

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    FLATRACES debut

    75D Kentucky Derby and Epsom Oaks, for two

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    LATRINES debut

    33D Army heads

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    MATTELMALLET debut

    29A Toy hammer?

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    PURSUESPERSEUS debut

    108A What the Gorgon Stheno does in Greek myth?

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    RODEOORDER debut

    68A "Ride 'em, cowboy!," e.g.?

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    SMALLERSLAMMER debut

    79A Big house that's not as big?

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    TRIVIALTRAVAIL debut

    23A Ordeal that's no big deal?

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    UNBOSOM debut

    47D ___ oneself (share private thoughts)

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