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Friday · 70 answers · 7 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ERA

    46A Geology topic

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    ODOR

    49D With 51-Down, unscented

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    ACRE

    47A Plot element?

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    ANI

    7D The Skywalker boy, for short

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    EYE

    41A One having a ball?

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    ONTO

    10D Not suckered by

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    ATAD

    1D Not much

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    BAM

    25A Sound of a belt

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    EASY

    33D "Calm down now ..."

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    FREE

    51D See 49-Down

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    FRAT

    3D Rushing home?

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    ERN

    53D Midwest attachment?

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    ALLY

    36D Hitch horses

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    TIT

    54D Bearded ___ (reedling)

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    BEEB

    25D English channel's nickname, with "the"

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    NRA

    29A "Stand and fight" grp.

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    OLIO

    20A Goulash

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    HEW

    21A Give the ax

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    ATP

    39A Need for muscle contraction, briefly

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    LONE

    2D Singular

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    ASCOT

    4D Bit of chichi wear

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    DROOL

    24D Go gaga (over)

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    VALET

    40A Person who may work a lot

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    DUDS

    24A Things that are put on ... or don't go off

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    ROALD

    18D Chemistry Nobelist Hoffmann

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    CAREW

    38D All-Star 18 consecutive times from 1967 to 1984

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    OUTED

    13D Like some celebrities blogged about by Perez Hilton

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    EGGEDON

    35A Goosed

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    MEHTA

    31D Israel Philharmonic maestro

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    IRENA

    43D ___ Sendler, heroine of W.W. II's Polish Underground

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    ROILS

    28A Agitates

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    VERONA

    40D "Where we lay our scene," in Shakespeare

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    BREWS

    14D Inn inventory

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    NADIA

    9D Tennis star Petrova

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    RICA

    42A Like a Madrilenian millionairess

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    WHA

    11D Inquiry made while half awake, maybe

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    REHEM

    42D Take up one more time, say

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    ALFALFA

    1A Kid in shorts with a cowlick

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    MAANDPA

    57A Rural parents

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    PERDU

    45D Out of sight

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    MAGNACARTA

    27D King John sealed it

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    CLUELESS

    38A Out to lunch

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    ONEOFF debut

    48A Singular publication

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    ALSORAN

    36A Consolation prize recipient

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    ENSE

    34D Massachusetts motto opener

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    ANGE

    26D Being with une auréole

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    SMELTS

    8D Processes, as ore

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    VCHIP

    44D Blocker working with a receiver

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    DETOUR

    19A What a parade may necessitate

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    TOCCATA

    22A Organ showpiece

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    ENAMELED

    30A Like agateware and graniteware

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    FENG

    50D Wind, in Chinese

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    ASAD

    47D "Like ___ Song" (John Denver hit)

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    BOOTEE

    32A One might be made for the shower

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    ENTRAIN

    55A Get limited access?

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    BENHUR

    37A Novel followed up by "The Boyhood of Christ"

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    ITSDONE

    56A Finish line?

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    TORSION

    15A Twisting

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    CIEN

    23D Hernando's hundred

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    NOSETONOSE

    29D Direct, as a confrontation

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    THEURGE

    58A Sexual desire, euphemistically

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    BLUETOOTH debut

    32D Technology standard named for a Danish king

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    FOURCOLOR

    6D Like a common printing process

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    JOSHUATREE

    12D Mojave Desert sight

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    LIQUOREDUP debut

    5D Smashed

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    MANHOUR debut

    16A Industrial production unit

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    SNOWJOB

    8A Soft soap relative

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    ANACQUIREDTASTE debut

    17A What black licorice or blue cheese is, for many

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    HERESHOWTOORDER debut

    52A Line near the end of an infomercial

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    VERYTOP debut

    44A Apex

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