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Tuesday · 79 answers · 4 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

    19D Volleyball action between a bump and a spike

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  2. 2
    YES

    60D What "aye" means

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    365
  3. 3
    STY

    58D Hog's home

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    343
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    ANA

    2D Santa ___ winds

    33
    367
  5. 5
    ACT

    43D Play part

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    302
  6. 6
    TEA

    59D What a caddy may hold

    30
    374
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    EROS

    11D Mythological lover boy

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    321
  8. 8
    AVE

    32A "___ Maria"

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    246
  9. 9
    SRI

    7D ___ Lanka

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    238
  10. 10
    ALOT

    50A Bushels

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    262
  11. 11
    ATT

    32D A.B.A. member

    23
    161
  12. 12
    RTE

    44D Hwy.

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    NED

    64A Neighbor of Homer

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    233
  14. 14
    INANE

    15A Wack

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    193
  15. 15
    WAR

    42A Combat

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    149
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    PSA

    12A Free TV ad, for short

    13
    76
  17. 17
    FOE

    30D Adversary

    12
    112
  18. 18
    LID

    1D Pot top

    12
    102
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    REX

    41A "Oedipus ___"

    8
    111
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    SWEET

    28A "Nice!"

    7
    60
  21. 21
    VEER

    37D Go off course

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    59
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    VOTE

    27A November exhortation

    7
    52
  23. 23
    IWO

    24D ___ Jima

    6
    79
  24. 24
    PLIE

    46A Ballet bend

    5
    88
  25. 25
    EJECT

    48A DVD player button

    5
    49
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    ESCAPE

    6A Houdini feat

    5
    46
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    ENCODE

    4D Purposely obfuscate, in a way

    5
    29
  28. 28
    GORE

    21A Reason for an R rating

    4
    81
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    IPSO

    54D ___ facto

    4
    69
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    ERASER

    16A One end of a pencil

    4
    68
  31. 31
    HAVE

    25D Privileged one

    4
    68
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    ARR

    61A Part of E.T.A.: Abbr.

    3
    133
  33. 33
    ASHORE

    9D Where sailors go in port

    3
    47
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    MIX

    33D Betty Crocker product

    3
    41
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    LEERAT

    5D Ogle

    3
    36
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    CATNAP

    8D Quick refresher

    3
    24
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    PHOEBE

    46D One of the friends on "Friends"

    3
    15
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    ELEM

    26D K-5, schoolwise

    2
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    TROOP

    51D Scout unit

    2
    48
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    LABEL

    1A Place for washing instructions, often

    2
    42
  41. 41
    SOBEIT

    62A "As you wish"

    2
    20
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    EDICTS

    48D Decrees

    2
    15
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    ANSWERS

    14D What an information booth has

    2
    14
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    PEWIT

    10D Lapwing

    2
    4
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    AUS

    35D Vienna's land: Abbr.

    1
    49
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    ORIG

    36D Not a copy: Abbr.

    1
    44
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    SIL

    57D R.S.V.P. part

    1
    42
  48. 48
    ALPE

    29A Mont Blanc, e.g., to locals

    1
    26
  49. 49
    PINK

    55A "Get the Party Started" singer

    1
    20
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    MOLARS

    33A Drilling sites

    1
    15
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    WSJ

    23D Paper with "Marketplace" and "Money & Investing" sects.

    1
    15
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    SWEATER

    13D Cardigan, e.g.

    1
    14
  53. 53
    OPENLY

    65A In public

    1
    10
  54. 54
    APO

    52D Abbr. on mail to a soldier

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    99
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    AWN

    17A Grain beard

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    45
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    SRTAS

    66A Misses at a bullfight?: Abbr.

    0
    31
  57. 57
    MOLIERE

    39D "Tartuffe" writer

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    17
  58. 58
    FEVER

    30A Flu symptom

    0
    16
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    JOS

    31A "___ Boys" (Alcott novel)

    0
    14
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    GOERS

    45A Attendees

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    11
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    TOSEE

    63A For all ___

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    10
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    EEW

    6D "That's nasty!"

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    8
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    LENTEN

    47D Like the pre-Easter season

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    8
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    DARTED

    34D Ran out, as in front of traffic

    0
    7
  65. 65
    LEONARD

    40D "Get Shorty" novelist Elmore ___

    0
    7
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    NINEIRON

    53A Not a club for big shots?

    0
    7
  67. 67
    UMLAUT

    38A One of two used facetiously in Mötley Crüe

    0
    7
  68. 68
    JUNIOR

    49D III's father

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    4
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    PAVLOVA

    12D "The Dying Swan" ballerina

    0
    4
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    UGANDAN

    38D Kampala resident

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    4
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    BANGLES

    3D "Walk Like an Egyptian" band, with "the"

    0
    3
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    LEVELS

    20D Is honest (with)

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    3
  73. 73
    THEGRADUATE

    51A 1967 Dustin Hoffman film

    0
    3
  74. 74
    NOISELAW

    22A Urban ordinance that might apply to a late-night party

    0
    2
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    WILDATHEART

    23A 1990 Nicolas Cage film

    0
    2
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    DANCESWITHWOLVES debut

    18A 1990 Kevin Costner film

    0
    1
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    DATEMOVIES debut

    34A 18-, 23-, 51- and 56-Across?

    0
    1
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    DEADPOETSSOCIETY debut

    56A 1989 Robin Williams film

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    1
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    WEAKEST debut

    42D Most diluted

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    1