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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    END

    65D Windup

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    ADO

    49A Something further?

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    477
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    ORCA

    110D Ocean menace

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    ANN

    120D Mrs. Romney

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    GAS

    47D Many an anesthetic

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    NEE

    117D Born as

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    SARI

    54D Gandhi garment

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    STP

    83D 500 initials

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    AHEM

    35D "Excuse me"

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    ASTO

    115A Anent

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    UCLA

    42D Where Bertrand Russell taught philosophy, for short

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    OTOE

    26A Plains Indian

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    RTE

    45D Itinerary abbr.

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    EARN

    60A Net

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    TET

    119D Vietnamese holiday

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    IBET

    68D "Yeah, sure"

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    DEA

    27A Part of the Dept. of Justice

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    ECRU

    65A Beige

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    EYRE

    77D Brontë heroine

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    HEE

    8D ___-haw

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    ANG

    89A Director Lee

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    ADORE

    40D Eat up, so to speak

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    BAN

    37D Heavy-handed measure

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    PLOT

    32D Garden ___

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    PALS

    19D Mates

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    HALO

    11D Overhead light?

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    SHES

    108D Steve Perry hit "___ Mine"

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    EGAN

    46A Cardinal from New York

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    BTU

    81D HVAC measure

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    ESTER

    105D Animal or vegetable fat, e.g.

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    ARS

    14D Word in the MGM logo

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    FAIR

    75A Cloudless

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    FAST

    78D Unfading

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    MOOD

    69D It may be set with candlelight

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    NOUN

    92A Whatchamacallit?

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    97
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    CLEAR

    98A Cloudless

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    HORSE

    107D Play (around)

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    NOTRE

    62A ___ Dame

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    SHORT

    108A Without enough money

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    AGEGAP

    14A Possible barrier to romance

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    COS

    87D Abbr. in trig

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    ESCAPE

    121A Breakout

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    AUNTS

    59A What sisters often are

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    ASI

    63A "___ mentioned ..."

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    UTERO

    42A Unborn, after "in"

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    TERA

    113D Trillion: Prefix

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    SPARSE

    124A Thin in supply

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    SOIREE

    122A Swank do

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    ATBAY

    9D Held off

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    COTS

    57D Foldable furniture

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    LARGO

    104D Slowly

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    LOAD

    74A Amount in the back of a pickup, e.g.

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    UPSET

    93A Breaking sports news, maybe

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    ESTEEM

    7D Regard

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    AMOEBA

    28A Wee creature

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    HANA

    24D Tennis champ Mandlikova

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    SOYA

    83A Kind of bean

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    GENTS

    30A Sign on a British restroom door

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    BYOB

    80A Abbr. in many a party invitation

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    CITED

    4D Given a ticket

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    ONCD

    64A How albums may be stored

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    NEEDLE

    6D Razz

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    GAIN

    17D Put on weight

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    LUSH

    99D Sot

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    TAUS

    43D Some crosses

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    TARTAR

    95D ___ sauce

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    ACTION

    29D Director's "start"

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    TURF

    88D Gang land

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    NARROW

    97D Like some minds and margins

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    OLETA

    64D Adams with the 1991 hit "Get Here"

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    SIE

    48A Prussian pronoun

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    INFER

    56D Figure out

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    HEF

    76A Bunny man, for short

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    OUCH

    52D Response to a shot, maybe

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    LUKE

    58A It begins "Forasmuch as many have taken in hand ..."

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    ENMESH

    100D Tangle up

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    AFB

    90A Edwards or Andrews: Abbr.

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    SOCIAL

    25A Tea, e.g.

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    ANGELO

    12D Ali trainer Dundee

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    LOCALE

    34A Site

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    ABFAB

    72D Award-winning British sitcom, to fans

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    BIDET

    79A Bathroom fixture

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    ONDECK

    38D Next at bat

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    ADOBES

    72A Desert homes

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    PEREC

    103D Georges who wrote "Life: A User's Manual"

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    RESIDES

    20A Dwells

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    RONCO

    82D Veg-O-Matic maker

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    DIONE

    73D Moon of Saturn

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    HANKS

    51D Oscar winner Tom

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    TTEST debut

    33D Statistics method for checking means

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    AABOND

    70D Relatively safe investment

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    ARBOL debut

    1D Chile de ___ (hot pepper)

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    ANAT

    18D Cadaver study: Abbr.

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    STERE

    106D Volume unit

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    ETHANE

    21A Natural gas component

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    SMA

    114A Wee, to a Scot

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    IDIO

    112D Peculiar: Prefix

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    REATA

    2D Lariat

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    ADAGIO

    101D Slowly

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    DANL

    71D Frontiersman Boone, informally

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    SPRITE

    111A Coca-Cola brand

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    ASTON

    3D ___ Martin, British sports car

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    BRONC

    81A It may be broken on a ranch

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    HONOREE

    126A One getting roasted or toasted

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    FSTOPS

    96D Camera settings

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    HDL

    5D "Good" cholesterol, for short

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    HOSP

    109D O.R. or E.R. site

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    ASSTDA

    102A #2 in a prosecutor's off.

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    ARACHNE

    1A Spiderwoman?

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    GARS

    85D Needlefish

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    DONEN

    41D Film director Stanley

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    HARHAR

    8A Phony laugh

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    GOOGLE

    15D Owner of YouTube

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    INICE

    66D One way to be trapped during winter

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    OMICRON

    55A O

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    EXCEED

    16D Go over

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    HORTON

    116A Dr. Seuss title character

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    REEBOKS

    13D Some sports footwear

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    SINGERS

    123A Chorus, e.g.

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    LEMAT

    36A Actor Paul of "American Graffiti"

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    FOOTAGE

    84A It may be raw

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    IFTHEN

    66A Conditional construct in programming

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    RHUM

    10D Baba au ___

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    TWOACT

    125A Like many a Broadway play

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    BEDPOST debut

    91D It helps support a canopy

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    UNDULY

    53D Too much

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    BATTLETHEBULGE debut

    23A Diet?

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    BEFITS debut

    80D Is suitable for

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    BESTFRIENDS debut

    94A Outdo one's buddies?

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    BOOKTHEDEAD debut

    37A Do a clerk's work at a morgue?

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    CASTTHOUSANDS debut

    50A Throw large bank notes around?

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    1
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    DOCTORLETTERS debut

    86A Forge some personal notes?

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    EARTHSHOES debut

    39D Faddish 1970s footwear

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    1
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    ESKIMODOGS debut

    44D They're mushed

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    LANDPLENTY debut

    31A Be very successful at fishing?

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    MILKHUMANKINDNESS debut

    67A Take advantage of good Samaritans?

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    ORDERTHEGARTER debut

    118A Send for a special bridal accessory?

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    POUNDFLESH debut

    103A Be a sadistic masseuse?

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    ROXANA debut

    22A Wife of Alexander the Great

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    RUNFOR debut

    61D Seek election to

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