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Sunday · 138 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ARE

    119D Word often shortened to one letter in text messages

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    ISEE

    30A "Oh, hmm ..."

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    BRA

    84A A balconette is a low-cut style of one

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    ALL

    100D Apiece, at Wimbledon

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    ATLAS

    18A Brother of Prometheus

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    ETRE

    24D To be, to Béatrice

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    ITO

    12D 1989 world champion figure skater

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    ADDS

    108D States further

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    NAE

    98D It's "not" in Scotland

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    TEES

    47D Tight ends?

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    UTAH

    25D Jazz quintet's home

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    RCA

    56A Brand name that's an anagram of 31-Across

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    CAR

    31A Elevator ___

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    TOO

    22A Unduly

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    ACID

    59D You'll trip if you drop it

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    UPS

    66D Emotional peaks

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    SCAB

    81A Part of the healing process

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    ALP

    76A Finsteraarhorn, e.g.

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    ELITE

    19A Choice

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    EYRE

    112D Jane who becomes Mrs. Rochester

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    TENET

    97A Precept

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    ERROR

    122A Blown out?

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    ONION

    3D Sometimes-caramelized item

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    SORE

    86A Like a Monday morning quarterback?

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    CASE

    79D Beer buy

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    PSA

    113A Ad Council output, briefly

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    OMAR

    43D "The Wire" antihero

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    TSARS

    6D Michael and Peter

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    OTT

    4D First National Leaguer with eight consecutive 100-R.B.I. seasons

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    UNE

    55A "Il était ___ fois" (French fairy tale start)

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    TINY

    110D Miniature

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    HAITI

    118A 2010 earthquake site

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    ROOK

    109D Corner piece

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    POL

    88D "Meet the Press" guest, for short

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    PACE

    11D Show anxiety, in a way

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    ATA

    83A ___ distance

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    ECOLI

    9D Reason for a food recall

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    NAOMI

    49A Name that's Hebrew for "pleasant"

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    OWNS

    27A Completely dominates

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    ISAAC

    102D ___ Pitman, developer of shorthand

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    SRTA

    85A Mlle., in Madrid

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    NOES

    57A Rejections

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    SANG

    58A Acted like a rat

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    HUB

    65A Center of activity

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    DONOR

    121A Universal ___

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    AFOUL

    44A In a state of conflict

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    SHARK

    99A Dangerous person to play against for money

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    SKYPE

    124A Talk face-to-face?

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    AMANA

    48A Iowa's ___ Colonies

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    OBAMA

    115A First president with a Twitter account

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    RAPS

    78D Spits rhymes

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    LOOM

    38D Hang (over)

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    COATI

    21A Animal with a flexible snout

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    LUGE

    46D Downhill sport

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    DANG

    92A "Shoot!"

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    VENTI

    16A Starbucks size

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    TRAMP

    120A Walk heavily

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    ETH

    80A Country where the Blue Nile originates: Abbr.

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    ESTOP

    105D Bar at the bar

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    PEPSI

    72A Pop icon?

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    AFL

    33A New York Titans' org.

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    SPIRE

    104D Freedom Tower feature

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    FLOP

    111D Dud

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    HIYA

    60A "Howdy"

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    TSELIOT

    29A He said the most important thing for poets to do is to write as little as possible

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    BELOW

    2D Not on deck, say

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    LETITBE

    73D Next-to-last #1 Beatles hit

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    BERATE

    82D Tongue-lash

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    TUNES

    6A Fixes keys

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    CLAWS

    13D Bear necessities?

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    LAPAT

    73A Wash against, as the shore

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    SYSCO

    10D Big name in food service

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    MME

    116D Marie Curie, e.g.: Abbr.

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    DREI

    54A Half of sechs

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    COBRA

    101D Army attack helicopter

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    AUTOS

    20A Road runners

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    KIEV

    5D Chicken ___

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    KATIE

    14D Talk show starting in 2012

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    WIZ

    26A Best Musical of 1975, with "The"

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    BAIO

    53D Scott of "Happy Days"

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    CIVIC

    75A Like some duties

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    BALLS

    95A Big dos

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    CIERA

    101A Old Olds

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    KIDDO

    41D Friendly term of address

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    STOOLIE

    91A Rat

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    FORGE

    96A Fake

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    SUDOKU

    85D Subject of a 2009 national tournament cheating scandal

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    BOWER

    42A Shady spot

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    DOILY

    117A Decoration under a dish

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    QUILT

    45A Bee product

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    IMDUE debut

    50A "Something ought to finally go my way"

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    TARNISH

    74D Sully

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    PICKPOCKET

    11A Person who might bump into you on a subway

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    OVERPAR

    69D Unlike eagles

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    POCKETCHANGE

    71D Silver, say

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    BARBELLS

    67D Pressing needs?

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    CLINCH debut

    40D Ice

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    NATAL

    8D Birth-related

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    EMER

    90A Part of FEMA: Abbr.

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    HOS

    106A Sounds from Santa

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    STACY

    17A Model/actress Keibler

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    SWALE

    35D Low, moist area

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    LOUSE

    103A No-goodnik

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    UPIN

    89A "___ the Air" (2009 Clooney movie)

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    APPAREL

    64D Duds

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    BAWD

    42D Madam

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    AFATE

    37D ___ worse than death

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    RELAP

    93A Pass again on the track

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    WELCOME

    63D Sign word often translated into multiple languages

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    ILLUMINATI debut

    30D Secret society in Dan Brown's "Angels & Demons"

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    ADRAW

    32D "Let's call it ___"

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    PERHAPS

    94D Possibly

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    WANING

    36D On the way out

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    YUCK

    61D "Gross!"

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    HEARTFELT

    107A Sincere

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    HOTPOCKET

    106D Microwaveable snack item

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    HUNH

    52D "Come again?"

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    PIGPENS

    87A Symbols of dirtiness

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    FAQIR

    34D Muslim ascetic

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    KUMAR debut

    39D Harold's partner in comedies

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    OUTOFPOCKET

    68A Like some expenses

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    POCKETVETO

    1D Presidential power first used by James Madison

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    POCKETWATCH

    62A Item on a chain

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    SCIENTISTS

    28D Half of the Nobel Prize winners, typically

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    UTUBE

    7D Lab item that sounds like a popular website

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    AIRPOCKET

    114D Cause of a sudden drop in altitude

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    DRESSRACK

    77A It's often divided into sections 0, 2, 4, 6, etc.

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    HASAGOAT

    65D Tries

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    POCKETBOOK

    1A One at a woman's side?

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    POCKETSIZE

    15D Miniature

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    DEEPPOCKET debut

    125A Having a ton of money to draw on

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    FITTING debut

    70D Appropriate

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    FROTHED debut

    96D Formed rising bubbles

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    POCKETACES debut

    123A Best hand in Texas hold 'em

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    POCKETPASSER debut

    62D Well-protected, nonrunning quarterback

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    SIDEWALKCHALK debut

    35A Bit of hopscotch equipment

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    VERBALCUE debut

    23A Spoken instruction in animal training

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    WALTWHITMANBRIDGE debut

    51A Philadelphia/New Jersey connector

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