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Saturday · 68 answers · 8 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    SET

    19A One built for Broadway

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    ERIE

    12D Language related to Wyandot

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    510
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    NSA

    20A Intel processor?

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    ATAD

    32A Opposite of extremely

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    SEES

    62D Calls on

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    MEET

    55D Cross

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    STS

    49A Some holiday honorees: Abbr.

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    REDS

    11D Their caps have a stylized "C"

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    TRES

    15D Quarter of doce

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    AMA

    27D Org. that publishes Advocacy Update

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    APES

    1D Some of them have learned to sign

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    EMIL

    42A Eagles tight end Igwenagu

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    LOIN

    35D Kind of chop

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    CST

    38D Chi setting

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    RUDE

    57D Like line jumpers

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    ARFS

    54D Many masters respond to them

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    52
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    NACL

    34A Curing stuff, symbolically

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    DUET

    33D Certain recital piece

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    59
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    MILNE

    36A Heffalump's creator

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    43
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    ENDIT

    30D Split up

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    32
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    ATO

    50A Start of a Vol. 1 heading

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    QUIT

    44A Make canning impossible?

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    JAW

    21A Pliers part

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    ONED

    47A Flat

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    VENT

    2D Blowout locale?

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    YEATS

    31D "Deirdre" playwright

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    OCANADA

    39A Northern game preceder

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    ICERS

    4D They might design roses

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    22
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    DEPOSE

    48D Boot

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    AEC

    52A Post-W.W. II fed. agcy.

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    SAKI

    24A "The Chronicles of Clovis" author

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    45
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    WALDO

    23D Not just another face in the crowd?

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    36
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    DRAY

    13D Transporter of beer barrels

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    CEREAL

    10D Life is one

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    22
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    KAYE

    25D "The Inspector General" star, 1949

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    LENSES

    5D Visual aids

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    BIDES

    41A Waits awhile

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    13
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    KLAUS debut

    29D "Revolver" Grammy winner Voormann

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    4
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    ILIE

    58D First name in '70s tennis

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    RIAS

    60D Shore indentations

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    BTEN

    7D 1930s bomber

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    EGER

    56D Hohenberg's river

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    ATRIP

    22D Like some anchors and sails

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    JAMBS

    21D Window parts

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    CINQ

    28D Quarter of vingt

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    IOLE

    14D Captive of Heracles

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    VACANT

    46D Like a lot without a lot

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    CLEANSER

    40D One of several Procter & Gamble products

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    LACONIC

    8D Not windy at all

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    ANTITANK

    6D Like bazookas

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    6
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    STARSINONESEYES

    18A The look of love?

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    ENTENTECORDIALE

    17A Bringer of peace

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    INCE

    61D Thomas H. ___, the Father of the Western

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    ARTA

    3D "Thou ___ lady": King Lear

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    3
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    REGULARGASOLINE

    63A Past pump preference

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    3
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    SPOTTV

    45A Much commercial production

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    STREETADDRESSES

    65A Information information

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    3
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    AMERICANINPARIS

    54A Tone poem that calls for four taxi horns, with "An"

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    2
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    CALFS debut

    53D ___-foot jelly

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    2
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    IAND

    59D Martin Buber's "___ Thou"

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    2
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    LACKEY debut

    26A Running dog

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    MRLUCKY

    37A Title gambler in a 1943 Cary Grant film

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    2
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    TARGA

    51D Porsche 911 model

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    2
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    AVAILABLECREDIT debut

    1A What you may charge with

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    1
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    EGONS debut

    9D Painter Schiele and composer Wellesz

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    1
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    FEEDINGONESFACE debut

    64A Packing it in

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    1
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    MOONGOD debut

    43D Chandra, in Hindu belief

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    PERCENTAGEERROR debut

    16A Indicator of how accurate a numerical guess is

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