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Tuesday · 78 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    AHA

    50A Shout of inspiration

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    ASAP

    6A "Must be done NOW!"

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    OGRE

    35D Brute

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    284
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    IDEA

    16A It may be just a hunch

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    TAN

    23A Souvenir of Maui, maybe

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    238
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    STIR

    18A Blend

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    292
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    ATOM

    3D Tiny bit

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    266
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    UCLA

    53D Pac-12 basketball powerhouse

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    174
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    REEL

    34D Recite quickly, with "off"

    19
    184
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    STAB

    1D Blind guess

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    181
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    ARID

    31D Like much of the Southwest

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    222
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    ETTU

    62A Caesar's rebuke to Brutus

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    191
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    OCHO

    60A Spanish eight

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    95
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    RAD

    21D "Far out, man!"

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    134
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    ATONE

    50D Observe Yom Kippur

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    172
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    NBC

    42D "Parks and Recreation" network

    12
    90
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    GEESE

    67A They return north in the spring

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    130
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    TOFU

    2D Protein source for vegetarians

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    81
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    AGEE

    36D James who wrote "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"

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    201
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    ARSON

    6D Flaming felony

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    107
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    BERET

    43A Tête topper

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    MASH

    10A Reduce to a pulp

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    63
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    NEA

    25D Three R's org.

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    TINA

    22A Fey of "30 Rock"

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    118
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    OLIN

    63A Lena of "Chocolat"

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    112
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    PANE

    30A Window segment

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    90
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    AFOOT

    17A Underway

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    OLDE

    56D Ye ___ Shoppe

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    RIGA

    15A Latvia's capital

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    LEOS

    4D Some summer babies

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    60
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    PARTY

    47D New Year's Eve staple

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    34
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    ADLIB

    11D Wing it

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    77
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    DOTS

    37D "i" and "j" tops

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    63
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    HASAT

    13D Attacks with vigor

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    42
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    DYED

    65A Like Easter eggs

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    85
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    STALE

    1A Like yesterday's news

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    84
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    ANIL

    28D Blue dye source

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    79
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    LULU

    27D She's back in town, in a Fats Waller song

    6
    77
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    DONE

    58D Puzzle solver's happy shout

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    66
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    THIN

    54D Slender

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    61
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    KANE

    66A "Citizen" of film

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    EGGO

    40A Toasted waffle

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    ADDIN

    64A Supply, as a new ingredient

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    26
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    SEINE

    12D What the Left Bank is a bank of

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    ZEAL

    29D Fervor

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    MIATA

    10D Autodom's MX-5

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    CURIE

    39A Physics Nobelist of 1903 and Chemistry Nobelist of 1911

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    GLIB

    26D Smooth-talking

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    TOTES

    14A Lugs

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    47
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    WIDE

    55D Broad

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    ILIA

    38A Olympic skating champ Kulik

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    OBIS

    57D Kimono securers

    2
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    SITU

    7D In ___ (undisturbed)

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    TNOTE

    48D Federal security, for short

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    44
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    PUREE

    30D Baby food, typically

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    41
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    ALIS

    19A Boxers Muhammad and Laila

    2
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    BOSE

    44A Big name in audio speakers

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    24
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    BUSS

    33D Smooch

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    UMPED

    46D Made calls, in baseball

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    22
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    BILBO

    61A Tolkien's ring bearer

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    PROB

    59A "No ___" (reassuring words)

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    17
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    ONABET

    24A How money may be won or lost

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    8
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    INBUD

    49D About to bloom ... or a hint to 20-, 33-, 41- and 52-Across

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    6
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    AGIN

    8D Opposed to, to Li'l Abner

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    MANN

    51A Thomas who wrote "Death in Venice"

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    ESTATES

    5D Topics for probate courts

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    MELEES

    45A Fracases

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    MHO

    45D Unit of electrical conductance

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    BEANBAG

    43D Casual type of chair

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    PARDONME

    9D "Scusi"

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    LUNES

    32A Monday, in Madrid

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    GLAZED

    26A Like windows

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    3
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    UPTICK

    46A Minor improvement in the Dow

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    BULLNOSED debut

    41A Having a rounded end, as pliers

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    BUMSAROUND debut

    20A Idles

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    1
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    BURMAROAD debut

    33A Allied supply route to China during W.W. II

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    1
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    BUTTONWOOD debut

    52A Sycamore tree

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    1
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    COOKBOOK debut

    39D Volume that requires lots of preparations to compile?

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    1