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Friday · 70 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    LSD

    43A Agent of psychedelic therapy

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    ESSO

    31A Standard offspring

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    276
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    RAE

    41A Carly ___ Jepsen, singer with the 2012 album "Kiss"

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    278
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    YET

    57D "All the same ..."

    27
    201
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    ENE

    19A Tacoma-to-Spokane dir.

    24
    403
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    SLY

    22A Scheming

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    264
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    ETTA

    52D First name in blues

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    254
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    ITO

    42A Yamaguchi's 1992 Olympics rival

    20
    240
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    CAT

    5D Cool ___

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    179
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    RUE

    41D Paris's ___ La Fayette

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    207
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    NAP

    21D Quiet break

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    192
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    EPI

    37D Prefix with -graph

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    141
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    RAH

    10D Root word?

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    215
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    LEIS

    40A Gifts of flowers

    12
    82
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    OLLIE

    45D Skateboarding trick used to leap over obstacles

    11
    96
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    IDOLS

    38A Favorites

    10
    55
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    HIP

    30A Wise

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    88
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    TEENS

    61A Cold forecast

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    86
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    ABRA

    6D Magical opener

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    61
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    TEC

    27A 20-Across, e.g., informally

    7
    80
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    ITA

    50A Spanish name suffix

    6
    104
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    YDS

    4D P.G.A. stat

    5
    125
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    NYETS

    44D Some U.N. votes

    5
    21
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    UTTER

    9D Total

    4
    77
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    SPECS

    25D Building materials?

    3
    50
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    OVOID

    47D Like Humpty Dumpty

    3
    28
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    TONGA

    49D The Friendly Islands

    2
    44
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    URGES

    9A Presses

    2
    43
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    TUN

    55D Wine container

    2
    31
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    MOIRA

    7D Fate personified, in mythology

    2
    27
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    FRETS

    35D Broods

    2
    23
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    MANED

    3D Like horses

    2
    21
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    ARSENE

    20A Lupin of fiction

    2
    19
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    USONE

    48D Me.-to-Fla. route

    2
    18
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    NUTSO

    44A Unhinged

    2
    16
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    OPA

    28A Gramps, to Günter

    1
    46
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    REINA

    2D Valuable chess piece, to Juan Carlos

    1
    28
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    UNCUT

    59A Full-length

    1
    27
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    VSO

    53A Liquor letters

    1
    21
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    SNOUT

    46A Pig leader?

    1
    19
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    STAYCOOL debut

    13D Informal goodbye

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    2
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    APO

    29D Base letters

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    99
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    CRI

    58D ___ de guerre

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    56
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    ATPAR

    26A Bond phrase

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    38
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    THEDA

    18A 1970s NBC courtroom drama

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    26
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    TAUNT

    16A Needle

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    23
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    FATSO

    35A String bean's opposite

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    19
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    EASTON

    31D Home of Lafayette College

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    18
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    ONPATROL

    34D Policing an area

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    12
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    ARPEL

    1D Adrien of cosmetics

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    11
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    NEATIDEA

    62A "Clever thinking!"

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    10
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    PONTE

    54A ___ Vedra Beach, Fla.

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    9
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    LOVECONQUERSALL

    36A Phrase from Virgil appropriate for Valentine's Day

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    7
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    YERTLE

    51A Dr. Seuss title character

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    7
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    YOKELS

    24D Sticks figures?

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    7
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    LADYS

    23A ___ finger

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    6
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    OILTYCOON

    56A Entrepreneur who's well-supplied?

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    5
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    KEEPITUP

    15D "Don't stop now!"

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    4
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    ENDLESSLY debut

    12D Forever

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    3
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    POPSTHEQUESTION

    8D Delivers a romantic Valentine's Day surprise, maybe

    0
    3
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    ARMYCAMP debut

    1A Bivouac, maybe

    0
    2
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    GUESTSTAR

    11D TV listings info

    0
    2
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    LILLIPUT

    36D Fictional island with a small population

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    2
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    LODESTONE

    32D It was used to make the first compass

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    2
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    PINSTRIPE

    17A Line of suits?

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    2
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    PUPPETRY

    39A Handy work in a theater?

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    2
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    AVOIDANCE debut

    33D Dodger's talent

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    1
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    LAKEPOET debut

    32A Wordsworth or Coleridge

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    1
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    LOITERING debut

    60A Going nowhere

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    1
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    READABOOK debut

    14A Classic parental advice to bored children

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    1