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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ERAS

    123A Sections of a natural history museum, maybe

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    BRA

    58D See 11-Down

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    STAT

    111D H.R.'s, e.g.

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    GEL

    117D Shampoo, maybe

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    ABS

    64A Contents of some six-packs

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    PSI

    119D Inflation indicator: Abbr.

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    AGRA

    64D Taj Mahal city

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    OHIO

    20A River into which the Great Miami flows

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    AHEM

    6D [Pardon]

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    ACER

    47D Lenovo competitor

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    ASTO

    18D Concerning

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    ENYA

    54A Four-time Best New Age Album Grammy winner

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    TIA

    42D Actress Carrere

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    AKA

    108A Pseudonym preceder

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    EMIR

    38D Arabic for "commander"

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    TALE

    63A Relation?

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    TALC

    5A Some powder

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    HUE

    43A Cast

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    EAU

    15D Mer contents

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    NEMO

    106A Pixar title character

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    RIOT

    99D Pussy ___ (Russian girl group)

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    SAO

    30A Start of many Brazilian place names

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    SIP

    1D Nurse

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    ISIT

    33A "___ any wonder?"

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    TREAT

    34D Milk-Bone, e.g.

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    ESSAY

    25D Time piece

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    AXIS

    115A Turning point

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    AMY

    41D Singer Winehouse

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    COO

    71D Speak pigeon?

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    TBAR

    49D It'll grab you by the seat of your pants

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    NERF

    124A Super Soaker brand

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    ATF

    95A Smuggler-chasing org.

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    SPAY

    1A Fix

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    AMC

    84D "Mad Men" channel

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    CIO

    10D Union letters

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    ROLL

    53D Sushi bar offering

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    SOO

    76A ___ Canals

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    TERSE

    112A Short-winded

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    ILSA

    17D "Casablanca" heroine

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    AMPS

    108D Some concert gear

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    FRY

    97D Small ___

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    MAS

    74A More, in Madrid

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    SEPIA

    14A Antiqued photograph color

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    BENT

    65D Inclination

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    AMOUR

    50A Billet-doux recipient

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    DAMN

    70D "Nuts!"

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    BLTS

    57D Nonkosher lunch orders, for short

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    SRTA

    66D Mex. miss

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    SCH

    31D Acad., e.g.

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    RAZE

    82D Bring down the house?

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    BRIM

    55D Lip

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    SIDLE

    125A Not approach directly

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    AXEL

    24D Skater's jump

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    UZI

    94A Magazine user?

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    DEMI

    127A Prefix with god

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    SIREN

    78D Seductive singer

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    POOH

    68D ___ Bear

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    PREEN

    121A Engage in excessive self-reflection?

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    EARLS

    22A Some title holders

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    QUE

    85D Neighbor of Vt.

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    TENURE

    101D Job security, for some

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    NIGHT

    32D Brief remark upon retiring

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    TCBY

    79D Frozen dessert brand owned by Mrs. Fields

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    HOPS

    72D Short trips

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    PALAU

    29A Country composed of 200+ islands

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    RFK

    120D D.C.'s ___ Stadium

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    MCATS

    9A Hurdles for future E.N.T.'s and G.P.'s

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    ELAL

    103D Carrier to Ben Gurion

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    ARA

    62A Palindromic constellation

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    SERE

    113D Withered

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    EXAM

    114D Checkup, e.g.

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    RAMP

    26D X Games fixture

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    NUNS

    73D Ones with good habits?

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    REIGN

    80D Rule

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    COINS

    110A Change

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    REEBOK

    60D Shoe brand named after an animal

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    BURNT

    77A Charred

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    RARA

    39D ___ avis

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    ILIA

    19A "Idomeneo" heroine

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    HENCE

    87A As a result

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    MARSH

    28A Bittern's habitat

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    BMI

    118D Ascap rival

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    YETIS

    126A Himalayans of legend

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    RICOH

    21A Japanese copier company

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    GMA

    44A TV show broadcast from Times Square, for short

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    OLMEC

    93D Ancient Mexican

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    TWIX

    27A Candy bar featured in a "Seinfeld" episode

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    EHUD

    81D Book of Judges judge

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    IAMSO

    59D Playground retort

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    SEAMEN

    31A Salts

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    SNIFF

    83D Disdainful response

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    IDIOCY

    100D Opposite of brilliance

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    TOETAPS debut

    92D Accessories for hoofers

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    YSER

    45A French/Belgian river

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    IRMA

    40D "___ la Douce"

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    OONA

    56D Actress Chaplin of "Game of Thrones"

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    SWAMI

    46A Turbaned type

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    ROLEX

    61A Frequently faked luxury brand

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    KIRI

    109D Diva ___ Te Kanawa

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    AQUI

    84A Here, in Honduras

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    OBSCENE

    90D Very blue

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    MUNRO

    89A Writer H. H. ___

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    CRAMP

    122A Marathoner's woe

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    ADMIRED

    95D Like role models

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    FORKED

    102D Split

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    SHANKS

    88A Mistakes made by some bad drivers

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    OCTA

    51D Twice tetra-

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    TOV

    5D "Mazel ___!"

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    SDAK

    128A Home of Wind Cave Natl. Park

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    IMRE

    69D Hungarian man's name that's an anagram of 38-Down

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    LINA

    7D Director Wertmüller

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    TESSERA

    96D Small mosaic tile

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    ONSIDE

    105A Kind of kick

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    ALHIRT

    47A Musician with the gold-selling album "Sugar Lips"

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    SOMA

    75A ___ cube (popular 1960s puzzle)

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    ELMERS

    35A Sticky handle?

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    PLATEAU

    2D Stop getting better

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    ACUP

    11D Small 58-Down size

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    TOGAED

    12D Ready for a frat party, say

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    UCAL

    52D Berkeley campus, for short

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    COURIC

    8D "CBS Evening News" anchor before Pelley

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    ROWED

    36D Stroked, in a way

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    YAKIMA

    4D City near Mount Rainier

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    FLIMSY

    107A Like some excuses

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    SHALLI

    13D "Would you like me to?"

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    AIRWAVE

    3D Broadcast medium

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    BITO

    91A ___-Honey

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    PRESSMAN

    16D Newspaper worker

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    NIXONS

    104D Onetime White House family

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    SEQUELS

    14D "The Dark Knight" and "The Bourne Supremacy," e.g.

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    LAXEST

    48D Having the fewest rules

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    UNLOADED

    86D Dumped (on)

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    BOBCATRABBITACCORD debut

    55A Peace treaty between a predator and its prey?

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    CAVALIERCAPRIDIPLOMAT debut

    37A High-handed ambassador stationed off the Italian coast?

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    CELEBRITYGOLFDEFENDER debut

    98A Advocate for pro-am tournaments?

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    INTREPIDRAMCHALLENGER debut

    67A Tom Brady, in the 2002 Super Bowl?

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    MIDGETOUTBACKEXPLORER debut

    116A Diminutive Aborigine?

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    MRCHIPS debut

    9D 1969 Peter O'Toole title role

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    PARKAVENUECOUGARQUEST debut

    23A Search for a cradle-robbing woman in New York City?

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    STORMTROOPERSONATA debut

    78A Musical piece for a "Star Wars" battle scene?

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