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Sunday · 142 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    OGRE

    11D No Mr. Nice Guy

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    ETAL

    16D Bibliographical abbr.

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    EROS

    70D Arrow shooter

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    ETAS

    109A Itinerary info

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    TREE

    47A A state symbol

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    AFAR

    107D Beginning to cry?

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    ENE

    61A Bismarck-to-Grand Forks dir.

    24
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    ADELE

    101D Singer with the multiplatinum albums "19" and "21"

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    MIA

    83D Actress Farrow

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    PER

    37A In accordance with

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    EDIE

    6D Falco of "The Sopranos"

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    EMAIL

    1D In-box contents

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    ERGO

    27A As a result

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    TEL

    5D Abbr. to the left of a number

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    ISLA

    76D Cancún, por ejemplo

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    119
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    HEN

    81D French ___

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    TRUE

    39D Steadfast

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    ASST

    86D ___ U.S. atty.

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    CGI

    80D Hi-tech special effects

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    55
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    ORATE

    63D Tub-thump

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    TESLA

    85A 10 kilogauss

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    AESOP

    17D Greek with a storied life

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    AMT

    64A Invoice abbr.

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    ODORS

    40D Locker rooms often have them

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    ADORE

    95D Not just esteem

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    ISIS

    26A Protector of the dead, in Egyptian myth

    13
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    EIN

    88A Foreign one

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    BAH

    45D Dickensian cry

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    TACO

    106D Crunchy munchie

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    LENA

    54D Yakutsk's river

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    SNAG

    98A Bit of a jam

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    112
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    EMTS

    104D CPR pros

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    IDIOM

    48A No laughing matter, e.g.

    10
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    ICON

    67D Desktop feature

    9
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    INE

    116D Like Haydn's Symphony No. 12 or 29

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    ESTATE

    1A Something you willingly part with?

    9
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    CREE

    72A Canadian Indian

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    105
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    ESTER

    19D Word often preceded by poly-

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    SLIT

    43D Microchannel

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    104
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    EARP

    35A Title role for Kilmer and Costner

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    SAIL

    79D Go easily (through)

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    TEPEE

    66D Portable home

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    HERON

    96D "Great blue" creature

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    VEE

    71A Flashed hand signal

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    113
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    PCP

    44D Narc's find

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    REAM

    29D Bawl out

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    MANE

    33A It runs down the neck

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    LOTTO

    78A Get-rich-quick scheme?

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    SNARL

    73A Bit of a jam

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    CREPE

    18D Brunch serving

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    ONEDGE

    21A Nervous

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    FENCE

    55D Parry

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    COS

    42D Bldg. directory listings

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    100
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    INTRO

    60D Setup, of a sort

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    AVAST

    65D Sailor's cry

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    BRED

    108D Born's partner

    5
    50
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    RELIT

    100D On again

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    SVEN

    110D Cinematographer Nykvist

    5
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    CAESAR

    118A Speaker of the line "He thinks too much: such men are dangerous"

    5
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    COALS

    77D Barbecue blocks

    5
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    AIMEE

    86A Sister ___, 1920s-'30s evangelist

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    ERASER

    90D Golf pencil's lack

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    LENTO

    31A Slowly

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    50
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    LOPE

    30A Easy run

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    ORDERS

    121A Some of them are marching

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    SALARY

    91D It might go up via an escalator

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    OTO

    113D Oklahoma Indian

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    ELAND

    49A Savanna grazer

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    ONEIL

    56D Newsman Roger

    3
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    ARISTA

    4D Record label for the Kinks and Pink

    3
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    PHOEBE

    58A "Friends" friend

    3
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    ISE

    115D Sussex suffix

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    ORI

    74A "Either you do it ___ will"

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    PUT

    15D Wager

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    SRAS

    97A Mex. women

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    WAH

    94A Crib cry

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    ALIS

    87A Noted ring family

    2
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    LIPS

    41D Romeo's "two blushing pilgrims"

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    TARTS

    62D Bakery display

    2
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    PEELE

    36D Shakespeare contemporary

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    JONES

    59D Intense hankering

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    EVILEYE

    34D Shiver-inducing stare

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    WAFTS

    94D Drifts

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    ANTLERS

    68D They come out of the head

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    AVATARS

    87D Embodiments

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    FALCON

    7A Air Force college athlete

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    ONEA

    63A Decidedly eligible, in a way

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    STRAD

    99A Valuable violin

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    ANYONE

    8D Tom, Dick or Harry

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    LEV

    9D Part of the Pentateuch: Abbr.

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    LIMN

    78D Portray

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    ATMOST

    93D No more than

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    ENSILE

    119A Store, as corn

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    ARMIES

    24D Multitudes

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    ATPEACE

    13A Calm

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    MOORED

    20A Tied up

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    DOTED

    102D Was sweet (on)

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    MILLE

    83A ___ Bornes (classic card game)

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    SCOTCH

    79A Nix

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    JEERS

    59A Ridicules

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    TEATRO

    14D Place to see una ópera

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    ALTTAB debut

    105A Two-finger keyboard shortcut in Windows

    1
    5
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    SENSORY

    120A Kind of organ or overload

    1
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    ADEE

    103A "Zip-___-Doo-Dah"

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    PBA

    44A Keglers' org.

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    SOLED

    73D Like a shoe

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    DATASET

    25A Record collection?

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    SOUSE

    2D Pickle

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    ANDEAN

    13D Like Quito and La Paz

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    TOXIN

    3D Botulin, e.g.

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    BRAC

    57D Bric-a-___

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    NETTED

    122A Got in the end

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    FERRET

    28A Seek (out)

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    NEBR

    12D Wyo. neighbor

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    SEASONS

    82A Annual quartet

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    TONYS

    62A Some acting awards

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    ONECAR

    92D Like some garages

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    SLOGAN

    84D "Just for the taste of it" or "Just do it"

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    MEDO

    111A "Love ___"

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    DENTI

    52D Tooth: Prefix

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    SAUSAGE

    84A Certain link

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    TROTTER

    117A Competitor at a hippodrome

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    CDEF

    10D Alphabet quartet

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    NURMI

    51D 1920s Olympic track gold medalist Paavo ___

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    OCTOBER

    32D Kind of surprise

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    APRICOTS

    75A Often-dried fruit

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    FLOPS

    55A Turkeys

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    AQUAVITAE

    50D Brandy, for one

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    ALOEVERAS

    46D Some succulents

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    NEUTERS

    22A Fixes

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    OBLIQUE

    56A At a glance

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    ACTIVEVOLCANOES

    38A They're likely to blow

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    INRETURN debut

    60A Reciprocally

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    ALESSANDROVOLTA

    89A Electrical pioneer

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    ATVARIANCE

    65A Not seeing eye to eye

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    CALLOUS

    53A Insensitive

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    FORGAVE debut

    7D Pardoned

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    FORMOSA

    112A Old country name from the Portuguese for "beautiful"

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    AFRICANVIOLET debut

    114A Common houseplant with colorful blooms

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    ARTICLEVII debut

    68A End of the main part of the Constitution

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    AUXILIARYVERB debut

    23A Have, say

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    LOCUSTS debut

    69D One of Egypt's plagues

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