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Friday · 52 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    TRUST

    35D "___ no one"

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    28
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    ESTES

    1A Children's author Eleanor

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    125
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    ERASES

    28D Goes back on one's word?

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    52
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    SORTS

    10D It's unsettling to be out of them

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    42
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    POMELO

    13A Grapefruit taste-alike

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    15
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    ATO

    24A ___ B (initial step)

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    102
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    MSDOS

    6A Environment of many old PCs

    3
    54
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    SEANCE

    43A Attempt to recall the passed?

    2
    29
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    SEGER

    37D "Old Time Rock & Roll" rocker

    2
    24
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    OLEARY

    9D Last name in Chicago lore

    2
    23
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    EGOTIST

    4D Hardly the self-effacing sort

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    13
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    MANATEE

    39A SeaWorld attraction

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    17
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    TASED

    44A Stunned, in a way

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    SERGEI

    2D Eisenstein who directed "The Battleship Potemkin"

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    13
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    YESITIS

    19A Confirmation declaration

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    9
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    RETILE

    12D Patch up, in a way, as a space shuttle

    1
    8
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    SPENCE

    34D Superlawyer Gerry who wrote "How to Argue and Win Every Time"

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    ROSESARERED

    15D Valentine verse starter

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    5
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    FIESTA

    33D Piñata-hitting occasion

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    19
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    OVEREAT

    18A Go beyond seconds, say

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    18
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    MEAGER

    11A Opposite of ample

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    13
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    STERES

    42A Firewood measures

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    13
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    AGITATO

    17A Restless, in scores

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    11
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    USHERED

    40A Put people in their places?

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    9
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    USUALS

    29D Same old orders

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    8
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    BROODER

    14A Heated house for newborn chicks

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    7
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    DEBEERS

    8D Big name in diamonds

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    6
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    MOLESTS

    6D Really bothers

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    6
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    STATING

    32D Giving expression to

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    TINSTAR

    35A Wild West symbol of authority

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    6
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    TUTORED

    27D Taught a lesson, maybe

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    6
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    CALIBER

    16A Round number?

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    5
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    ITSHERE debut

    26D Mailbox checker's excited cry

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    5
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    PAVANE

    13D Quaint, dignified dance for couples

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    5
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    STRESSTESTS

    23A What big banks underwent in 2009

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    4
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    COMETOTERMS

    16D Reach an agreement

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    3
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    LUNCHES

    25D Things people "do" in the early afternoon

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    3
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    MSTAR

    22D Many a red dwarf

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    3
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    TAOISTS debut

    3D Some Asian believers

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    3
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    ELLAMAE

    31D Singer Morse with the 1952 hit "The Blacksmith Blues"

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    2
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    RECHOSE

    38A Went for something else

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    2
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    REGER

    45A German composer with a palindromic name

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    2
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    SEDATER

    5D Not so frantic

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    2
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    SMIRKAT debut

    7D Give a smug look

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    2
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    EMBAY debut

    1D Enclose in a recess

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    1
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    FUTURERESULTS debut

    33A What past performance may portend

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    1
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    ITSELEMENTARY debut

    21A "This doesn't exactly require a Ph.D."

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    1
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    LITERATURES debut

    25A They may be studied along with languages

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    1
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    MASKERS debut

    20A Some people in costume

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    1
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    RUNLAPS debut

    36A Practice at a track

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    1
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    RUNNIER debut

    30D Less congealed

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    1
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    SLIMING debut

    41A Activity in "Ghostbusters"

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    1