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Sunday · 136 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    ETC

    4D Abbr. sometimes seen twice in a row

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    ETON

    44A Captain Hook's alma mater

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    NEE

    31A Born as

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    EYE

    18D Check out

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    SPY

    14D Bond, for one

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    TAR

    67A It could pave the way

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    ORS

    57A Anesthesiologists' locales, for short

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    KNEE

    23D Reflex test site

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    ALOT

    92A Very often

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    ILL

    55A Indisposed

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    MAR

    60D Blemish

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    EDIE

    44D Falco of "Nurse Jackie"

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    SOLO

    80A Many an aria

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    TAB

    103D File extension

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    PGA

    101A Duffer's org.

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    AID

    56A Relief

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    TRAP

    94A Duffer's hazard

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    AGREE

    95D Match

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    EENIE

    28D Start of an elimination process

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    ROAR

    90D Din

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    IFSO

    62D In that case

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    REA

    104D Mens ___

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    ARISE

    24A Crop up

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    HOSE

    46A Engine attachment

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    ASHY

    49D Pale

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    TKOS

    37D Some fight finishes, for short

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    MELEE

    64D Donnybrook

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    WIT

    25A Cleverness

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    HORN

    74D Butt (in)

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    TDS

    58D Receiving stats

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    INNS

    8D Lodges

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    ORALB

    99A Reach rival

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    JLO

    51D Former "Idol" judge

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    EARP

    36D "Tombstone" role

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    ITIS

    78A "Really?"

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    HOG

    93A Take the lion's share of

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    SHIA

    98D Actor LaBeouf

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    TERSE

    34D Like tweets, by necessity

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    DIOR

    13D Christian name?

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    TOUR

    27A Walk through

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    ABETS

    97A Drives a getaway car, maybe

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    FIN

    105D End: Fr.

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    BMW

    63A Jaguar rival

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    FERN

    77D "Charlotte's Web" girl

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    SIX

    54A Pack number

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    ALEE

    69A On the safe side

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    EDSEL

    81A Notable flop

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    CAW

    102D Avian call

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    CART

    53A Sight at a supermarket or golf course

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    EDY

    66A Frozen dessert name

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    WATT

    109A Bulb unit

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    PATSY

    96D Stooge

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    TREKS

    73D Long expeditions

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    PETCO

    39D Retailer for Rover

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    PINTA

    70D One of a nautical trio

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    CLOSE

    102A Like some calls

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    COPE

    15A Make do

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    DRANO

    32D Some bathroom crystals

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    GSPOT

    75D Sexologist's subject

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    HALF

    46D Word with pay or page

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    CAPO

    84A Family head

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    KATE

    41A Cole Porter title woman

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    BOLO

    100D String tie

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    LIRAS

    79D Old Italian dough

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    ANTEGG

    1A Insect pupa sold as fish food

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    TEXT

    45D Be all thumbs as a writer?

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    TEETER

    19A Show instability

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    EELER

    43A Conger catcher

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    IROC

    38D ___-Z (classic car)

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    NIK

    52D An ending to beat

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    HOOF

    76D Clop maker

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    EATERY

    88D Diner

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    EASYDOESIT

    66D "Nice and slow"

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    ERDOS

    28A Mathematician Paul

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    OPIONEERS

    16D Start of Willa Cather's Great Plains trilogy

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    BIGLEAD

    86D It may get squandered in a game

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    SHYEST

    30D Reserved to the maximum extent

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    ORTS

    47A Crumbs

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    ACRO

    56D Prefix with phobia

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    NATL

    61D N.B.A. part: Abbr.

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    AFR

    68A Second most populous continent: Abbr.

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    LEHAR

    40D Composer of the "Gold and Silver" waltz

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    ITEN

    59D Calif.-to-Fla. hwy.

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    SIG

    9D Certain frat boy

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    GEOG

    5D Trivial Pursuit category: Abbr.

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    ABDUCT

    69D Take aboard a spaceship, maybe

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    ONIONDIP

    20A Offering with potato chips

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    PARAS

    70A Legal helpers, briefly

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    GOASK

    33D "___ your mother"

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    ASONANT debut

    85D Unvoiced

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    NAVYPIER

    82A Chicago lakefront attraction

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    ATAHUALPA debut

    71D Last Incan emperor

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    GROUNDS debut

    6D French press remnants

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    STEN

    98A British submachine gun

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    LRON

    79A Writer ___ Hubbard

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    OSOS

    29A Bolivian bears

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    PHRASE

    89D "Wheel of Fortune" category

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    NOSEE

    52A Long time follower?

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    COPAY

    21A Amount owed by an insurance policy holder

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    NEHIS

    2D Fruity sodas

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    DONKEY

    111A Political symbol

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    WELLS

    65D Fargo's partner

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    ALICES

    108A "___ Restaurant"

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    CSLEWIS

    84D Author with a fan site called "Into the Wardrobe"

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    AURORAS

    91A Night lights

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    DORS

    32A British actress Diana

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    APAIR

    106A It beats ace-high

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    ENFORCE

    11D Put teeth into

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    FIERI debut

    50D Food Network host Guy

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    ROOTOUT

    10D Completely remove

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    ATTWO

    1D When many bars close

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    GETONIT

    33A "Start already!"

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    ADJUST

    12D Fine-tune

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    BRUTES debut

    86A Nasty ones

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    CARTON

    21D Cigarette purchase

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    MISREADS

    7A Doesn't get the memo, maybe

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    BAYSTATE

    110A Northeast nickname

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    BLISTERPACK debut

    63D Plastic casing for some pills

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    PARTER

    83D Two-___ (extended TV episode)

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    RAINWEAR

    42A Slickers and galoshes

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    GUNNS

    26A TV's Peter and literature's Ben

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    MOINES debut

    7D Des ___

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    OFST

    99D Spirit ___ Louis

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    PASSIVATE

    17D Give an anticorrosive coating

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    PLAYAS

    39A Spanish beaches

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    TEETOTALERS debut

    3D Dry ones

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    AIRINESS debut

    107A Open quality

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    CORDOFWOOD debut

    15D Winter supply usually stored outside

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    RIVERBOAT debut

    72D Casino that's partly underwater?

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    THECOOKINGOFJOY debut

    22A "It's worth it just for Ms. Behar's famous lasagna recipe"

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    THEDARKNESSOFPRINCE debut

    87A "Required reading for all 'Purple Rain' fans who think their idol is too goody-goody"

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    THEDESTRUCTIONOFEVE debut

    35A "An insightful look at how playing Miss Brooks took its toll on Ms. Arden"

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    THERIGHTSOFBILL debut

    73A "Clinton's a well-known southpaw, so this exposé on his other-handed punches is an eye-opener"

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    THESPADESOFJACK debut

    48A "You don't have to be a gardener to dig this book about Kerouac's tools"

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    THETIMEOFNICK debut

    58A "Finally, we learn how one Jonas brother defined an entire generation"

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    THEWARFAREOFART debut

    103A "A gripping narrative about one folk singer's violent turn against Paul Simon"

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