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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ODE

    120A Poetic rhapsody

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    TSA

    42A Org. using X-rays

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    IRE

    89A More than pique

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    ANTE

    56A Entry fee?

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    461
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    EON

    84D Big stretch?

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    EDEN

    79D Elysium

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    457
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    ECO

    55D System prefix

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    370
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    EWE

    123A "Lady" of the lea

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    NEE

    85A Born

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    LEI

    93D You might bow your head to receive one

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    310
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    AVE

    46D One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr.

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    246
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    NIL

    97D Zilch

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    249
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    ESE

    82A Dir. of the Missouri between S.D. and Neb.

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    ION

    112A It may be radical

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    OWE

    69D Have debts

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    OTTO

    104D Director Preminger

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    ERRS

    7D Muffs

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    ASTO

    61A Regarding

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    TIA

    73D ___ Maria

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    144
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    REM

    8D Band with the 1994 album "Monster"

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    158
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    HERS

    78D Towel designation

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    86
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    EAU

    39A Bistro glassful

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    OHO

    111D Palindromic cry

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    148
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    CON

    67A Dupe

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    TSKS

    109D Some reproaches

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    63
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    SRA

    51D Mendoza Mrs.

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    OOH

    103D "Lo-o-ovely!"

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    FOR

    118A Pro

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    KIA

    30A Soul maker

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    SEND

    96A Email button

    12
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    TENS

    94A Second place?

    12
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    ROAD

    105D You may find a fork in it

    12
    95
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    TACO

    59A Bell or shell preceder

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    154
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    EDT

    122A Summer White House setting: Abbr.

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    131
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    TDS

    62A Super Bowl successes, for short

    10
    179
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    NOEL

    75D Carol

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    COO

    117A Bill's partner

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    144
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    ALIA

    27D Latin "others"

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    108
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    ARSON

    44D Cause of an insurance investigation

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    107
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    SOP

    121A Soak (up)

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    105
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    SHO

    116A HBO competitor

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    86
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    DORA

    68A ___ the Explorer

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    111
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    SEETO

    43D Take care of

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    COST

    38A Kind of accounting

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    TEAL

    31D Blue-green

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    105
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    TANS

    115A They may be sprayed on

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    81
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    ASTOR

    95D Famous Titanic victim

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    COW

    114D Intimidate

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    MEANT

    15D Destined (for)

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    61
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    MOOD

    88A It may be indicated with a ring

    8
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    ALEXA

    2D Actress Vega of "Spy Kids"

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    44
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    TCM

    31A Channel showing old Hollywood hits

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    38
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    ALICE

    99D One of "The Honeymooners"

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    105
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    UHOH

    57A "Don't look now ..."

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    TRU

    94D Play about Capote

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    BIC

    34A Disposables maker

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    63
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    SAID

    9D "He" and "she" follower

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    CAKE

    32D Part of many an anniversary celebration

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    OAKS

    40A Sturdy ones

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    59
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    CLE

    38D Cavs, on a scoreboard

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    SING

    74D Rat

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    HOW

    35A Modus operandi

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    OARED

    66D Equipped to row

    6
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    SEIS

    25D Dos x tres

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    SOT

    41D Elbow-bender

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    ASSN

    95A Part of N.R.A.: Abbr.

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    OCTOPI

    49D Army threats?

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    RILED

    64D Piqued

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    RACES

    65D 500 events

    5
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    HIHAT

    35D Pair of cymbals in a drum kit

    5
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    NELL

    92A Dudley Do-Right's love

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    MUNI

    33D Tax-free bond, for short

    4
    36
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    KATO

    72A Batman : Robin :: Green Hornet : ___

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    YEE

    81D Cry before "haw"

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    ENERO

    6D First of 12 in South America

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    ONEND

    36D Ceaselessly

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    UNUM

    12A One for the money?

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    GLIB

    90A Too smooth

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    RANK

    119A Major, for example

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    BEADS

    91D Moccasin decorations

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    REDEEM

    20A Cash in

    3
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    ENTREES

    55A Sides are often alongside them

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    IFNOT

    101D Alternatively

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    SNERD

    4D Mortimer of old radio

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    ACTUP

    10D Not perform as expected

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    WADS

    19D Gobs

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    TOSH

    102A Baloney, in Bristol

    2
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    ULNAR

    14D Like one of the arm bones

    2
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    DHS

    87A Some A.L. (but not N.L.) players

    2
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    TISH

    71D "The Addams Family" nickname

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    HAWS

    1A Turns left

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    HOTPOT

    107A East Asian stew

    2
    12
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    KOSHER

    50A Legit

    2
    12
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    HEAVEHO

    52A Words before and after "my lads" in the United States Merchant Marine anthem

    2
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    NOHOPE debut

    48D What a goner has

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    LEERSAT

    5A Ogles offensively

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    5
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    OENO

    108D Prefix with -phile

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    YOS

    124A Rocky shout-outs

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    ORDAIN

    104A Entitle to wear vestments

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    ROCOCO

    65A Furniture style of Louis XV

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    BLOOD

    100D Drippings appropriately positioned under the circled letters

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    UHHUH

    12D "Yep"

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    EPITAPH

    70A "That's all folks," for Mel Blanc

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    INHALF

    45A Equally, say

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    KAHUNA

    23A Big gun

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    SECO

    17D Like vino de Rioja

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    INAKNOT

    47A Tangled

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    BMINOR

    63A Key of Bach's most famous Mass

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    OLEIC

    54A ___ acid

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    WIDEN

    3D Expand

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    TERMITE

    22A Tiny tunneler

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    WHOLE

    19A ___ Foods

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    KIEL

    86A Actor Richard who played Jaws in Bond films

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    BRISK

    63D Lively

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    LITERATI

    5D Contributors to The Paris Review, e.g.

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    OHI

    53D "___ get it!"

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    HOREB

    1D Biblical peak

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    NOURI

    13D Iraqi P.M. ___ al-Maliki

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    8
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    TOODLEOO

    110A "Ta-ta!"

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    WRITHE

    77A Squirm

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    DURANDURAN

    26A Popular British band named after the villain in "Barbarella"

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    7
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    SEABIRD

    98A Erne or tern

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    7
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    POLOSHIRT

    29A Lacoste offering

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    5
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    OLINS

    16A Actors Ken and Lena

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    SNOWIN

    74A Strand, somehow

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    4
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    THEROBOT

    11D Dance popularized by Michael Jackson

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    WHATSDONEISDONE debut

    37D Tautological statement of finality

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    BANDOLERO

    28A Sinister señor

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    INREACH

    18A Gettable

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    FELICIA

    76A Girl's name meaning "happiness"

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    REHEATED

    83A Like leftovers, often

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    ACHARMEDLIFE debut

    60D What the lucky person leads

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    EXERCISERS debut

    24A Ones doing aerobics

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    1
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    ICEHOLES debut

    113A Places where polar bears fish

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    1
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    IONESKYE debut

    80A John Cusack's co-star in "Say Anything ..."

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    1
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    KNOCKKNOCKWHOSTHERE debut

    23D Start of many jokes

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    MILKOFHUMANKINDNESS debut

    21D Compassion, figuratively

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    1
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    ONEFELLSWOOP debut

    58D A single stroke

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    1
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    THESCOTTISHPLAY debut

    42D Superstitious thespian's name for a work of Shakespeare ... from which 21-, 23-, 37-, 58- and 60-Down all come

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    WILLFUL debut

    106A Headstrong

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