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Sunday · 136 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ATE

    76A Put away

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    598
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    ELSE

    46A Alternatively

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    440
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    NEO

    105D Prefix with natal

    43
    332
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    ICE

    119D Clinch

    40
    391
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    EASE

    78D Allay

    40
    334
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    NOR

    74A Hide-hair connector

    33
    332
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    ANN

    92A Novelist Patchett

    33
    300
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    EDIT

    41D Mince words?

    32
    302
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    ETAS

    18D Some P.A. announcements

    26
    214
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    PSI

    58A It’s pitchfork-shaped

    24
    198
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    ALOT

    88D Tons

    23
    262
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    ETTA

    115D James portrayed by Beyoncé

    23
    254
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    ANEW

    73A From the top

    23
    237
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    IKEA

    85A Noted provider of pictorial instructions

    19
    130
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    APED

    111D Mimicked

    19
    103
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    AGAR

    79D Food thickener

    15
    172
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    LEA

    117A Locale in Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”

    14
    261
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    EWES

    83D Meadow mamas

    14
    134
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    ASIAN

    48A Like yaks and mynas

    13
    137
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    IDA

    50A Muckraker Tarbell

    12
    251
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    AMIE

    111A Gallic girlfriend

    12
    170
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    SNIP

    114D Short cut

    12
    133
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    TACO

    42D Tijuana treat

    11
    154
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    ELKS

    29A Fraternal group

    11
    103
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    TERI

    77D Hatcher or Polo

    10
    210
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    AGEE

    116A Pulitzer winner James

    10
    201
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    OAF

    14D Lummox

    10
    144
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    METS

    11D 1986 World Series champs

    10
    79
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    AMIGO

    1A Compadre

    10
    67
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    AETNA

    82A Insurance giant

    9
    93
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    IDED

    44D Put the finger on

    9
    48
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    PST

    8D The Oscars are awarded on it: Abbr.

    8
    82
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    ONYX

    55D Jet black

    8
    74
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    GOV

    4D End of some URLs

    8
    38
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    TWIN

    66A Look-alike

    7
    68
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    EER

    7D Auction ending?

    6
    212
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    ZEE

    84A Part of a jazz duo?

    6
    93
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    MIDI

    112D Skirt style

    6
    60
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    SARGE

    95D “Beetle Bailey” figure

    6
    47
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    ISAAC

    3D Caravaggio’s “The Sacrifice of ___”

    5
    134
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    OLDIE

    96A “Hound Dog” or “What’s New Pussycat?”

    5
    88
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    ALPHA

    79A Leader of the pack

    5
    82
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    TITAN

    43A Magnate

    5
    73
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    AMBER

    1D Yellow shade

    5
    52
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    SPICE

    52D Enliven, with “up”

    5
    39
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    LOSES

    93A Forfeits

    5
    37
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    ELA

    26A She, in Lisbon

    5
    24
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    RPI

    122D The Engineers of the N.C.A.A., for short

    4
    76
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    FINE

    56D Numismatic condition

    4
    53
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    BLOW

    89D Diddle away

    4
    41
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    EFILE

    24D TurboTax option

    4
    33
  52. 52
    RANTAT

    22A Berate

    4
    12
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    ATO

    121D From ___ Z

    3
    102
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    TONY

    70D Award won 21 times by Harold Prince

    3
    59
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    TATI

    43D Star of “Mr. Hulot’s Holiday”

    3
    55
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    IDEALS

    37A Paradigms

    3
    41
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    KMART

    31D Target competitor

    3
    32
  58. 58
    DETERS

    101D Scares off

    3
    21
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    SSTS

    39D Bygone boomers

    2
    184
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    TEXT

    57A Message from one who’s all thumbs?

    2
    87
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    ADORES

    51A Flips over

    2
    40
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    ITERATE

    124A Repeat

    2
    35
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    MARLO

    2D Thomas of TV

    2
    28
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    SHAWL

    20D Knitted wrap

    2
    19
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    SUPINE

    125A Lying face up

    2
    10
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    ONEBYONE

    5D Individually

    2
    9
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    AKERS

    103D Astronaut Thomas on four space shuttle flights

    2
    8
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    AARE

    102A River to the Rhine

    1
    83
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    LIETO

    61A Purposely misinform

    1
    52
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    HATES

    110D Can’t stand

    1
    34
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    EDKOCH

    123A Former Gracie Mansion resident

    1
    19
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    RAKED

    72D Like fall leaves

    1
    17
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    DAZED

    71D In a stupor

    1
    15
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    DISNEY

    126A ___ Channel (“Hannah Montana” airer)

    1
    15
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    UNREAL

    15D “Amazing!”

    1
    15
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    KEENON

    98D Excited about

    1
    14
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    TOUSLE

    13A Muss

    1
    14
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    DONTASK

    64D “Rough day?” response

    1
    12
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    DRAFT

    6D Annual N.B.A. event

    1
    12
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    FEH debut

    25D “Yuk!”

    1
    11
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    LARAMIE

    38D Historic fort on the Oregon Trail

    1
    10
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    PANARAB

    54D Like Gamal Abdel Nasser’s movement

    1
    10
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    RESECT

    113A Surgically remove

    1
    10
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    WALLET

    40A Bread holder?

    1
    10
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    SKIDOO

    99A Snowmobile brand

    1
    6
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    TOXIC

    45D Poisonous

    1
    6
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    LOUISA

    10D Daughter in “The Sound of Music”

    1
    5
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    IDI

    62A First name in tyranny

    0
    120
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    EDER

    33D Linda of Broadway’s “Jekyll & Hyde”

    0
    72
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    LONI

    80D Actress Anderson

    0
    63
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    OATER

    107D Western

    0
    63
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    NISI

    32D Not yet final, legally

    0
    30
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    SENNA

    109D Medicinal plant

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    24
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    FIEND

    63A Real enthusiast

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    20
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    ILLER

    85D “No one’s ___ than me” (Eminem lyric)

    0
    20
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    HAHN

    69D Chemistry Nobelist Otto

    0
    19
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    WIDEN

    67D Expand

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    18
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    MOLL

    36A Gang girl

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    17
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    LLDS

    94A Degrees for attys.

    0
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    AHORSE

    9D When repeated, a plea of Richard III

    0
    13
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    LACK

    17D Deficiency

    0
    13
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    INCHES

    100D Moves slowly

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    12
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    LISAS

    128A Early Apple computers

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    12
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    EAUDE

    75A ___ cologne

    0
    10
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    MASONS

    19A They put up walls

    0
    10
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    WAF

    120D Post-W.W. II female service member

    0
    10
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    NYM

    65A Ending for acro- or homo-

    0
    8
  108. 108
    RISKED

    28A On the line

    0
    8
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    ANASS

    60A “With the jawbone of ___ ...” (declaration of Samson)

    0
    7
  110. 110
    LAING

    47D “The Divided Self” author R. D. ___

    0
    7
  111. 111
    STILLLIFE

    16D Many a hanging

    0
    7
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    ALOIS

    108D Dr. Alzheimer

    0
    6
  113. 113
    ASOK

    12D “Dilbert” intern

    0
    6
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    ITSTRUE

    49D “I’m not kidding!”

    0
    6
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    MANALIVE

    35D “Holy cow!”

    0
    5
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    TRADEWAR

    13D Reciprocal raising of tariffs, e.g.

    0
    5
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    MONARCHY

    87D Belgium or Denmark

    0
    4
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    RIPKEN

    97A Baseball’s Iron Man

    0
    4
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    DEPALMA debut

    6A Director of “Carrie” and “Scarface”

    0
    3
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    FINAGLED

    63D Achieved through trickery

    0
    3
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    HEMAL

    34A Blood-related

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    3
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    NFLERS

    90A Bears, but not Cubs

    0
    3
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    REDAN

    104A V-shaped fortification

    0
    3
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    SEAWAYS

    59D Ocean routes

    0
    3
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    BAFF

    27A Strike the ground in a golf swing

    0
    2
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    PASSFOR

    127A Successfully impersonate

    0
    2
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    PINPRICKS

    81D Small irritations

    0
    2
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    RESHOES

    21A Does some farrier’s work on

    0
    2
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    AIRPORTTRAFFIC debut

    53A Reason for missing a flight? [1970*, 2000*]

    0
    1
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    BRAVEHEARTOUTOFAFRICA debut

    23A Nelson Mandela? [1995, 1985]

    0
    1
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    CHICAGOTAXIDRIVER debut

    68A Part of a line at O’Hare? [2002, 1976*]

    0
    1
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    FORCEFUL debut

    91D Emphatic

    0
    1
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    GOINGMYWAYBABE debut

    86A Cheesy pickup line? [1944, 1995*]

    0
    1
  134. 134
    NETWORKCRASH debut

    106A Reason why all the computers are down? [1976*, 2005]

    0
    1
  135. 135
    PICNICONTHEWATERFRONT debut

    118A Seaside outing? [1955*, 1954]

    0
    1
  136. 136
    ROCKYWITNESS debut

    30A One giving unreliable testimony? [1976, 1985*]

    0
    1