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Sunday · 140 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    EAR

    113A Prominent part of Mickey Mouse

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    ANTE

    49D Not post-

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    EON

    9D Many a doctor's office wait, seemingly

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    SEA

    105D Briny

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    ARI

    5D Name that's Hebrew for "lion"

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    ESP

    55A Parapsychological subj.

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    LED

    23D Was winning

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    SAD

    64D Sorry

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    ONTO

    63A Not duped by

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    AHI

    11D Yellowfin tuna, on menus

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    RAN

    17A Participated in a derby

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    TAU

    53A ___ neutrino

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    EPIC

    82A "Ben-Hur," for one

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    APT

    54D On point

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    AERO

    65D Commercial prefix with postale

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    UMA

    110A Actress Thurman

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    THO

    36A Nevertheless, briefly

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    IVE

    88A "Regrets, ___ had a few" ("My Way" lyric)

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    SOAR

    100D Rise rapidly

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    PHI

    75A The Eagles, on a scoreboard

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    AHAS

    32D Puzzle solvers' cries

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    SCI

    71A Grade school subj.

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    ARCH

    93A Bridge feature

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    SIRE

    98A Bold Ruler, to 64-Across

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    BOT

    103D Ending with spam

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    AQUA

    43D A pastel

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    ROI

    18A One of several Louises

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    SWAP

    89A Tit for tat?

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    WAG

    106D Jokester

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    AIDS

    61D Teleprompters, for speakers

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    TEAMO

    77D Words from a Latin lover

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    ETAT

    30A Coup d'___

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    ESOS

    99A Those, to Jorge

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    MEW

    8A Kitten's sound

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    ASSETS

    91D They're worth something

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    ADIOS

    83A "Catch you later"

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    MEETS

    59A Crosses

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    TRAY

    53D Dumbwaiter item

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    MAID

    68D Cleaner

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    MAYI

    28A Polite helper's question

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    MEA

    109A "Marry ___ Little" (Sondheim song)

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    BANS

    70D Some dictators' proclamations

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    REEDY

    69A Like marshes

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    DIVA

    34A Bette Midler, e.g.

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    ORNOT

    112A "Like it ___ ..."

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    AURAL

    16A Like some stimuli

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    CASINO

    85D Game involving matching cards on the table

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    SIDEB

    33D Backtrack?

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    HONDA

    97D Passport producer

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    SAS

    95D Flier to Bergen

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    ANKLE

    7D Lowdown joint?

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    CHET

    85A Jazz trumpeter Baker

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    AJA

    5A Double-platinum Steely Dan album

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    PLAZA

    21A Fountain site

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    STEERS

    40D Turns this way and that

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    CRUDE

    62D It needs refinement

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    ITHACA

    51A Home of Odysseus

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    ILES

    27A Parts of un archipel

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    SAHL

    100A Mort who said "My life needs editing"

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    HAG

    114A Hardly a knockout

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    AVERS

    29D Declares

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    DENEB

    52A Star in the Swan constellation

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    JIVE

    79D Baloney

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    ORTEGA

    26D Taco sauce brand

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    SAVOR

    33A Keep thinking about, as a victory

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    MRIS

    8D Drs. may order them

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    PLANB

    4D Alternative

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    ETHNIC

    45D Italian or Irish

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    FERNS

    73A Some woods greenery

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    ACHS

    115A Bonn exclamations

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    SOREST

    101A Most peeved

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    REARS

    39A Rises up on two legs

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    SLIDE

    80A Third base coach's urging, maybe

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    DITTO

    111A "Same here"

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    DECK

    52D Really wallop

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    ALBINO

    25A Colorless sort

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    EASTS

    87D Some bridge players

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    DEARTH

    86A Lack

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    GAMES

    94A Set pieces?

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    UHHUH

    96D "Yep"

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    QTR

    50A Super Bowl div.

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    ADV

    72A Now or never: Abbr.

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    TAMERS

    48A Circus employees

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    EDGEIN

    81D Enter stealthily

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    PETRO

    92D ___-Canada (northern gas station chain)

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    INORBIT

    102A Out of this world?

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    DIPLOMA

    84D Academic paper?

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    NEWTONS

    108A Units of force

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    CHIRPS

    20D Smoke detector sounds when the battery runs low

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    INKLING debut

    22A Slightest idea

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    LAZIER

    3D Less industrious

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    WOOERS debut

    74D Beaus

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    SHIRLEY debut

    24A Temple in Hollywood

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    ODER

    41A Frankfurt's river

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    APACE

    16D Quickly

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    EYER

    35A Assessor

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    MERV

    59D "Jeopardy!" creator Griffin

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    ROCS

    39D Giants of the sky, in myth

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    ARABLE

    2D Fit to be tilled

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    DAFOE

    47D "Daybreakers" actor Willem

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    FLITS

    73D Moves like a moth

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    CHEFS

    58A Pan handlers

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    OMER

    38A Biblical dry measure

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    CRENNA

    60D Richard of Rambo movies

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    NBAER

    107A Bull or Celtic

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    POSSES

    57D Rap stars often have them

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    WREATH

    90D Victory wear for 64-Across

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    ASYOU

    19D "___ wish"

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    PALP

    1A Insect's feeler

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    SIMPLE

    56D "No sweat!"

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    USOSHOW

    104A Morale-boosting mil. event

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    BURPS

    70A Pats on the back, maybe

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    CLEAVER

    14D One on the chopping block

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    ROMS

    66A CD-___

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    WADDLE

    74A Move like a penguin

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    JONESES

    79A Stereotypical neighbors

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    SAUER

    42A Like some Braten

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    HOMESTRETCH

    37D Straightaway for 64-Across

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    JANITOR

    6D Key employee?

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    PULLEY

    1D Dumbwaiter part

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    ATACK

    11A Sharp as ___

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    CARPACCIO debut

    60A Raw meat dish

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    HITHERTO

    76D Until now

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    IPRESUME debut

    78D "Supposedly"

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    PICOTS

    44D Embroidery loops

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    SECRETARIAT

    64A 95-Across who made the covers of Time, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated in the same week

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    SHRINER

    80D Certain templegoer

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    TIREDOUT

    12D Wearied

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    HIKEUP

    37A Lift

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    KEYTAR debut

    15D Hybrid musical instrument with a shoulder strap

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    PETDOGS debut

    44A Lassie and Marmaduke, e.g.

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    SORBIC

    89D ___ acid (food preservative)

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    TIREMARKS debut

    67A They may be left by the side of the road

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    ACHILLE debut

    19A ___ Lauro (hijacked ship of 1985)

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    ALLTIMERECORDS debut

    13D What 64-Across holds in the three legs of 46-Down

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    CELEBRATED debut

    31A Like 64-Across, in sports annals

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    SUPERHORSE debut

    95A Time and Newsweek's cover description of 64-Across

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    THETRIPLECROWN debut

    46D What 64-Across won on June 9, 1973

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    1
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    TILTON debut

    77A Charlene who played Lucy on "Dallas"

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    WIGMAKER debut

    10D Expert with locks?

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