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Sunday · 140 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ONO

    36A Performance artist with a palindromic name

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    AREA

    110D Discipline

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    ISH

    5D Suffix of imprecision

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    STEP

    86A Bit of choreography

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    OPAL

    93A Off-white shade

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    TSK

    57D "Such a pity"

    23
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    ATL

    53A View from Long Is.

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    OER

    80A Poetic preposition

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    AIM

    70A Point

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    IHOP

    72D Blue-roofed chain

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    PER

    123A A pop

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    EARL

    122A Jimmy Carter's middle name

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    APP

    102A ___ store

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    IKEA

    117A Crate & Barrel rival

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    130
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    IOS

    73A Island where Homer is buried, by tradition

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    SEAL

    60D Security feature

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    RCA

    89D Zenith competitor

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    CAR

    115D Sleeper, for one

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    ORSO

    76D "___ I hear"

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    HBO

    101A "True Blood" network

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    128
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    SLAP

    42D [You cad!]

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    BRIE

    79D Relative of Camembert

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    EAU

    65A Feu fighter?

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    DES

    119A Paris's Parc ___ Princes

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    RAH

    12A When repeated, spirited

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    HAM

    33D ___ radio

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    KIA

    35A Rondo maker

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    MCS

    62D Ones making intros

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    CFO

    15A Fiscal exec

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    HONE

    82A Perfect

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    ACHOO

    53D Allergic reaction

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    EBAY

    10D uBid competitor

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    GET

    113D High-profile interviewee

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    AILS

    4A Isn't well

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    MED

    11D ___ school

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    AGEE

    31A Pulitzer winner James

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    AYN

    34D "We the Living" author Rand

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    LADY

    46A Disney dog

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    65
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    BIB

    67D Shore dinner handout

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    74
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    BLUR

    48D Vague memory

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    SOLE

    74A Exclusive

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    TOR

    97A Canadian N.B.A. team, on scoreboards

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    115
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    HOG

    1A Monopolizer

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    54
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    ARNIE

    71A Immortal P.G.A. nickname

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    JET

    85D Shade of black

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    TABS

    106D They make indents

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    CHUM

    61A Bud

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    ROBE

    20A Luxury hotel amenity

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    92
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    LOST

    43A Clueless

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    SCALY

    51A Like most fish

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    17
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    ENTIRE

    105A Full

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    AGONY

    64A You suffer when you're in it

    5
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    PLS

    63A Abbr. of politeness

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    STARE

    51D Goggle

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    RPI

    12D N.Y. engineering school

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    BERG

    45D Sea lane danger

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    THEM

    8A The people vs. us

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    IDE

    108D Suffix with fluor- or chlor-

    4
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    AKC

    90D Org. that registers pointers

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    UNITY

    58D Agreement

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    JIG

    114D Fiddler's tune, maybe

    4
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    IMTHERE

    25A "Count me in!"

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    LEER

    6D Creepy look

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    PLUS

    39D Besides

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    CBER

    49A Certain radio user

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    MANS

    41A Furnishes with soldiers

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    OPERATE

    17D Run

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    DALES

    111A Valleys

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    CUKE

    109D Pickled veggie

    3
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    HGT

    40A Driver's lic. info

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    HOTAIR

    14D Windbag's output

    3
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    BENE

    45A Old Roman well?

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    HOOD

    68D Part of Obi-Wan Kenobi's costume

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    COY

    38D Like a coquette

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    IMACS

    103A Apples introduced in 1998

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    BTUS

    48A HVAC measures, for short

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    ALUMNA

    44A Graduate from Barnard, say

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    GYMS

    59D Rooms with high ceilings

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    ONESET

    29A Quick round of tennis, maybe

    2
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    STREAKS

    7D Barely moves?

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    FOREIGN

    16D Like many accents

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    IRED

    83A Wrathful

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    ULCER

    56D Gut wrencher?

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    ENTENTE

    116A Alliance between nations

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    UZIS

    19D Commando movie accessories

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    SHU

    22D ___ mai (dim sum dish)

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    BOTCH

    91D Muff

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    JAGS

    85A Some sports cars, informally

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    SIGHT

    24D Rifle attachment

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    ABORTS

    75A Cancels, as a mission

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    TARDY

    81A Not prompt

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    LOESSER

    96D "Luck Be a Lady" composer/lyricist

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    SAUCER

    28A Spill catcher

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    CHACHA

    109A Latin dance

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    OLEANNA

    2D 1992 David Mamet play

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    BEAPAL

    99D "C'mon, help me out"

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    BIEB debut

    91A "Baby" singer's nickname, with "the"

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    TOPLINE

    87D Where to write your name on an I.R.S. form

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    STABBED

    86D Like Julius Caesar

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    SLUSHPILE debut

    32D Group of unsolicited manuscripts

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    GLIDEON debut

    3D Smoothly applied, as eye makeup

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    SHARI

    32A Lewis with 12 Emmys

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    GST

    120A Setting at 0 degrees long.

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    GENL

    121A U.S.A.F. V.I.P.

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    TRALEE

    8D Irish city near Killarney

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    TETS

    104A Asian holidays

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    APEXES

    4D Tips

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    ENDALL

    100D Ultimate purpose

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    BEANBAG

    50D Squishy seat

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    PROSHOP

    21A Where to buy clubs at a club

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    GRATIA

    88A The "g" in e.g.

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    REILLY

    27A Charles Nelson ___, old game show staple

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    STOPGO

    60A Like much rush-hour traffic

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    ITSHERE

    92D "Just arrived!"

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    LINING

    98D Jacket part

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    ABREEZE

    95D Something easy as pie

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    RADIX

    26A 10, for the base 10 number system

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    ALGREEN

    47D "Love and Happiness" singer, 1972

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    ALLUPSET

    18A Hot and bothered

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    BLAINE

    107A Magician David

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    EATABLE

    69D Fit to be consumed

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    REALSIZE

    118A Not magnified or reduced

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    ARMSREACH debut

    13D Grabbing distance

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    EARTHMEN

    84D One side in "The War of the Worlds"

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    PHILLIP debut

    94D N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer nicknamed Handy Andy

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    TOLDYOU

    30D "See?!"

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    BIRDING debut

    112A Observation of cardinals, say

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    CHECKHERBOARD debut

    15D Ensure a surfer's safety?

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    COUNTHERPARTS debut

    52D Take a mechanic's inventory?

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    HASROOM debut

    1D Isn't cramped

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    HOLLERAT debut

    9D Loudly dress down

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    JUMPHERCABLES debut

    114A Hop over an electrician's wires?

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    1
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    LETHERBOMB debut

    77A Keep a bad comedian onstage?

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    LICKHERBOTTLE debut

    98A Find out what a baby's milk tastes like?

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    1
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    REGIMENTS debut

    78D Groups of troops

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    RUBHERCHICKEN debut

    66A Put a spice mix on a cook's piece of poultry?

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    SEIZEHERSALAD debut

    23A Confiscate a chef's appetizer?

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    1
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    SHUTHERBUG debut

    55A Close a VW Beetle owner's car door?

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    1
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    SOCKHERPLAYER debut

    37A Conk a coach's team member?

    0
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    THESMITHS debut

    54D Band with a 1985 U.K. #1 album titled "Meat Is Murder"

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