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Saturday · 70 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ATE

    55D Went from soup to nuts, say

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    NEO

    40A Gothic leader?

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    332
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    SOS

    18A Plea before going under

    34
    251
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    ANN

    4D Fay's "King Kong" role

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    300
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    UNO

    21A What's next to nothing in Nogales?

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    241
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    EDGE

    51D Best by a bit

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    293
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    PEN

    45A One chained to a desk, say

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    187
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    EPI

    47A Prefix with central

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    141
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    SAL

    22A Paradise in literature

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    221
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    SEN

    15D Person going into a house?: Abbr.

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    184
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    WED

    35D Not single

    10
    115
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    TOTO

    2D Entirely, after "in"

    9
    113
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    DST

    56D Syst. first implemented during W.W. I

    8
    97
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    COW

    41A Push around

    8
    61
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    POKE

    48D Dawdle

    8
    57
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    VIA

    49A Going through

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    145
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    UNCLE

    21D Man in a tree?

    7
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    DOM

    8D Title in an order

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    54
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    ENAMOR

    30D More than fascinate

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    43
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    ITE

    54D Urban trailer?

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    149
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    PUP

    9D Brand-new toy?

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    61
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    NACHO

    6D Taquería tidbit

    5
    39
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    ASI

    34D "___ said ..."

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    130
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    DID

    53D Served the purpose

    4
    67
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    MTS

    46A Certain chain units: Abbr.

    4
    57
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    HEW

    50A Fell

    4
    43
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    MIMIC

    46D Look a lot like

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    25
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    NOE

    32A San Francisco's ___ Valley

    4
    20
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    JAR

    57D Faze

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    EBON

    7D Jet

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    ETAIL

    10D Net sales

    3
    57
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    RUSS

    3D Hodges who called baseball's "shot heard 'round the world"

    3
    27
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    ALSACE

    31D It shares a border with Switzerland

    2
    24
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    PINES

    45D Some pitch producers

    2
    24
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    COILS

    12D Many stored hoses

    2
    12
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    NOONES debut

    26D Unclaimed

    2
    4
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    ETO

    14D Gen. Bradley's area: Abbr.

    1
    140
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    REMAP

    44D Change the borders of, say

    1
    41
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    SRIS

    1D Eastern titles

    1
    24
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    BOOMER

    29D New arrival of the 1950s?

    1
    6
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    ITTAKESAVILLAGE

    59A Best seller that begins "Children are not rugged individualists"

    1
    4
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    RLS

    58D Inits. of Ben Gunn's creator

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    74
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    ISL

    20A Certain chain unit: Abbr.

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    48
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    AWN

    31A Beard growing out of an ear

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    45
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    SUNG

    24A Produced some pitches

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    26
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    HAAS

    50D 2009 Wimbledon semifinalist Tommy

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    23
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    MOSSY

    42A Very conservative

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    20
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    ARRS

    11D Terminal list: Abbr.

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    ANDREW

    23D Name shared by two U.S. presidents

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    13
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    ACTING

    28D Trouper's skill

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    12
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    WYES

    52D Some branched pipes

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    10
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    SWEETON

    22D Liking a lot

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    9
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    HUS

    13D Czech martyr Jan

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    8
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    VIVE

    49D "___ l'amour"

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    6
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    ATNOS

    37D Periodic law figs.

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    5
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    DIAMONDJIMBRADY

    53A Tycoon who was the first person in New York City to own a car

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    5
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    UNPEGS

    25D Lets off the hook?

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    5
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    ABEND

    28A "Guten ___" (German greeting)

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    4
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    GENTRY

    27D Upper crust

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    4
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    GRRR

    43A [Don't touch my food!]

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    3
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    IHN

    19A Him, in Hamburg

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    3
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    STRAINEDPEACHES

    1A Dessert for an infant

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    3
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    DEEPESTRECESSES

    60A Least accessible parts

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    2
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    EXAMTABLE debut

    36D Fixture in a doctor's office

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    2
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    IMMEDIATEDANGER

    39A Cause for urgent action

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    2
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    ROUNDABOUTROUTE debut

    16A A straight shot it's not

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    2
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    TOALESSEREXTENT

    38A Not so significantly

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    2
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    CONCEALEDWEAPON debut

    33A It may be pulled out while holding something up

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    1
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    IDOINDEED debut

    5D "Absolutely!"

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    1
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    ITSNOCOMPARISON debut

    17A "Bi-i-ig difference!"

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    1