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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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    ATE

    41A Tucked away

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    ONE

    7D Wedded

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    ELI

    91A New Haven alum

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    ODE

    111D Horatian ___

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    ORE

    117A Something that may be amalgamated

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    AREA

    2D Department

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    ARI

    19A NPR journalist Shapiro

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    378
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    SOS

    113D Signal that replaced "CQD"

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    ETAL

    10A Bibliographical abbr.

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    SASS

    72A Answers that may anger

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    EYE

    39A London ___ (British Ferris wheel)

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    EELS

    80D Mud ___ (bottom-dwelling fish)

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    STAT

    49D Right away

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    RAN

    6D Took off

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    ODD

    8D Unconventional

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    ATOM

    37D Thing that might decay

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    MIA

    112D Hamm of soccer

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    EBB

    76D Diminish

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    TEST

    50D It's got problems

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    KEN

    82A Knowledge

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    INRE

    115A Memo opener

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    TAD

    30A Smidgen

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    TRES

    52D Valéry's "very"

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    NERO

    107D Julio-Claudian dynasty ruler

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    CAL

    93A Stanford rival, informally

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    YAM

    101A West African vegetable

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    INERT

    18D Lifeless

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    ISM

    31A Suffix with social

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    OBIT

    104D Expiration notice

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    DRY

    43D In need of spicing up, say

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    ALERT

    12D Fully attentive

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    DRIP

    81D Total bore

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    NOW

    121A As matters stand

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    116
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    STONE

    49A Missile launched at Goliath

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    OLIVE

    16D Peridot color

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    JAM

    1A Improvisational music

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    90
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    AMIS

    5D "Time's Arrow" novelist Martin

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    LIED

    67D Told stories

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    83
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    ISAY

    24D "Goodness me!"

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    GASP

    96A Sound at a horror film

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    TWOS

    58A Low pair

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    ROTS

    92A Breaks down

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    70
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    LORE

    13D Some hand-me-downs?

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    ASHEN

    63D Ghostly

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    COLA

    85D Slurpee flavor

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    TEAM

    119A Giants or Titans

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    ENACT

    98D Ratify

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    96
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    OCT

    51A National Book Mo.

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    BALI

    38A Indonesian tourist haven

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    NARC

    9D Person moving against traffic?

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    ROOT

    105D Fundamental part

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    119
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    DREW

    108D Attracted

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    GLUE

    106D Modelist's need

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    48
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    SPEND

    55D Disburse

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    SCENE

    46D Word on a clapperboard

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    MAORI

    14A Indigenous people known for their tattoos

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    WOK

    102A Double-handed cooking vessel

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    CAFE

    36D Lunch spot

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    DANCE

    99D The Harlem Shake or the Dougie

    6
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    KNEES

    69A People may be down on them

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    ALTER

    90D Reshape

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    STEPS

    118A Manual parts?

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    SLOB

    32D Problematic roomie

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    NAIVE

    26A Easily misled

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    EROTIC

    75D Blue

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    51
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    DONT

    100A "Cut that out!"

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    WRIST

    102D Flick site?

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    SEINE

    61A Subject of a van Gogh series

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    CAINE

    64D "The Ipcress File" star, 1965

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    ASSERT

    35A Maintain

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    OOZES

    25D Exudes

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    ODIOUS

    116A Detestable

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    IAMB

    31D One of four in "As I Was Going to St. Ives"

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    MSDOS

    97D PC platform of old

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    AMANDA

    20A 1986 girl's-name song by Boston

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    MACRO

    62A Software user's shortcut

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    MORSE

    44D -- --- .-. ... .

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    PLUM

    95A Job everyone wants

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    LIKE

    40A Reminiscent of

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    GOOP

    96D Viscous substance

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    LETAT

    66D "___ c'est moi"

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    ROVER

    17D Vehicle on Mars

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    RASPY

    77D Opposite of smooth

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    MEDICI

    97A Florentine dynasty name

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    CENSOR

    57D Offensive line striker

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    SADNESS

    59D Melancholy

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    PASSE

    60A Out of fashion

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    ORLON

    22A DuPont trademark of 1941

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    USAIR

    70A TWA competitor

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    JAMB

    1D Entrance side

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    OCCUR

    114A Transpire

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    TEASET

    120A Porcelain purchase, perhaps

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    METRIC

    48D Like some measuring units

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    TIPTOE

    11D Go quietly

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    ZOOT

    34A ___ suit

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    BLUTO

    38D Bearded comic strip bully

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    MAROON

    4A Brick color

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    READY

    83A "Shall we proceed?"

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    MILO

    21A "Catch-22" profiteer Minderbinder

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    ARALSEA

    15D Polluted Asian lake

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    ALBUM

    73D Not a single thing?

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    ANTHEM

    94D It's played in ballparks

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    DUANE

    100D One of the Allman Brothers

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    BONY

    68D Way too thin

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    CONTRA

    93D Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense member

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    MANIACS

    44A Overzealous sorts

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    ABSOLUT

    90A Spirits in Scandinavia

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    BASSES

    27A String section members

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    KLUM

    86D Supermodel Heidi

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    ASKSOUT

    56D Goes to court?

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    ALLBETTER

    65A No-limit Texas hold'em player, at times?

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    3
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    CHICKENTENDER debut

    74A Farmer, at times?

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    MEDICINEDROPPER debut

    23A Clumsy pharmacist, at times?

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    MIDSTREAM debut

    3D Current location?

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    SNACKCOUNTER debut

    103A Dieter, at times?

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    MINEO

    33D Sal of "Rebel Without a Cause"

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    CARY

    36A Grant for a filmmaker?

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    DANKE

    109A French : merci :: German : ___

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    EMMETT

    53A Circus performer Kelly

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    NETCOST

    87A Buyer's final figure

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    COKIE

    45D News analyst Roberts

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    DEION

    71A Dual-sport athlete Sanders

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    ALMONDS

    42A Some supplies for Hershey's

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    MACED

    4D Brought to tears, possibly

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    GROUND

    106A Fall stopper

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    MONOSKI

    14D Snowboard relative

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    EMPLOY

    10D Bring on

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    LOOSED

    78A Unfettered

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    MUCK

    62D Flood residue

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    VAINER

    29D Less humble

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    ARTWORK

    42D Illustrations, e.g.

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    LANCERS

    40D Old cavalrymen

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    COLTREVOLVER

    28A Dressage rider, at times?

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    BACKBURNER debut

    84A Sleeping sunbather, at times?

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    BATHROOMSLIPPER debut

    110A Person getting out of a tub, at times?

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    1
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    COCKERS debut

    89D Long-eared dogs, informally

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    FOAMRUBBER debut

    47A Old-fashioned barber, at times?

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    OYSTERCRACKER debut

    54A Inexperienced shucker, at times?

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    SNEAKUPON debut

    79D Take by surprise

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    TRICKUP debut

    88D Dress in fancy duds

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