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Sunday · 140 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ELI

    65A Yale Bowl fan

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    ENO

    31D Music producer Brian

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    ANO

    51A Year, to Casals

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    ERASE

    15D De-file?

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    ELLA

    18A "___ and Louis," 1956 jazz album

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    STP

    5D ___ 500, annual race in Ridgeway, Va.

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    OER

    32A Anthem preposition

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    NOT

    42A Commandment word

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    ASPS

    9A Ancient symbols of royalty

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    SODA

    8D Baking ___

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    ARC

    79A Paris's ___ du Carrousel

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    NEAR

    30A Within earshot

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    ALOHA

    52A Greeting that includes a Spanish greeting in reverse?

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    RNS

    113D I.C.U. pros

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    ROME

    78D "La Dolce Vita" setting

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    111
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    OBI

    91D Fancy tie

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    TEL

    20D ___ Aviv

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    SCAB

    1A Healing cover

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    ORO

    83A Stella D'___ (cookie brand)

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    MBA

    34D New corp. hire, often

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    ITT

    72A TV's Cousin ___

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    EONS

    57D Millennia on end

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    NONE

    120A All alternative

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    NCO

    103D Many a PX patron

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    CBS

    111D "The Price Is Right" broadcaster

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    ADOS

    71D Flaps

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    SWAN

    17D Graceful trumpeter

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    SECT

    1D Breakaway group

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    ARKS

    119A Covenant keepers

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    GEO

    99A Former Chevrolet division

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    PORE

    11D Opening for a dermatologist

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    OLIN

    45D Ken of "Brothers & Sisters"

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    ORACLE

    84D Futurist

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    51
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    DUO

    82A Pet Shop Boys, e.g.

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    TAROT

    19A The Sun, The Moon or The Star

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    CAGE

    80D Slugger's practice area

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    ODEON

    115A Classic theater name

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    STOOL

    13D Seat at the counter

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    INT

    68A Bond yield: Abbr.

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    EVITA

    55D "You Must Love Me" musical

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    84
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    USDA

    104D Prime letters?

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    83
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    ARFS

    51D Pounds' sounds

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    52
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    ODAY

    77D Anita of jazz

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    BOLT

    28D Leave in a hurry

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    ONEAL

    84A Jermaine of the N.B.A.

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    LEON

    108D Former C.I.A. chief Panetta

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    LEMON

    98D Life Saver flavor

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    ISBN

    106D Amazon fig.

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    CRO

    33D ___-Magnon man

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    DDE

    50A '50s political inits.

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    CLIO

    2D Renault model with a mythological name

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    LOEB

    39D Financial writer Marshall

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    SECS

    5A Instants

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    EYESORE

    73A Urban renewal target

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    NOISY

    66A Roisterous

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    SAS

    63A Stockholm-bound carrier

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    IRR

    40A Abbr. on sale garment tags

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    EES

    88D Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.

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    KLEIN

    117A Designer Anne

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    ERTE

    109D Artist's alias with an accent

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    STEMS

    13A Checks

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    ANTON

    81A Writer Chekhov

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    STN

    12D Common newsstand locale: Abbr.

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    SISAL

    63D Rug fiber

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    MOTOR

    16D ___ Trend

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    UEY

    92A Reversal, of sorts

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    SCOUR

    10D Use elbow grease on

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    BUTTE

    96D City that sounds like a humdinger?

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    LOAFER

    94D Kick-around shoe

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    BEMINE

    59D Candy heart message

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    OTIC

    100A Suffix with narc-

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    MME

    89A Mrs. abroad

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    BLOT

    116A Stain

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    TENAM

    37D Coffee break time, perhaps

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    LISLE

    105A Fine hosiery material

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    OCA

    53A Andean tuber

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    ISITI

    97D Query from Judas

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    DAG

    50D The U.N.'s ___ Hammarskjöld

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    BAIO

    4D "Joanie Loves Chachi" co-star

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    LOCK

    101D Product of Yale

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    TUNED

    14D Ready to be played, say

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    CES

    69A These, to Thierry

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    LEY

    85D ESPN broadcaster Bob

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    BRING

    54D Give rise to

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    TBILLS

    95A Govt. promissory notes

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    KHLOE debut

    47D One of the Kardashians

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    EARTAGS debut

    6D Wildlife IDs

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    STLO

    107D D-Day invasion town

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    ALIE

    60D "That's ___!" ("Not true!")

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    ADANO

    64D Hersey's Italian town

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    BAAL

    102D Jezebel's idol

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    OTHO

    67D Roman emperor

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    SAENS

    48D Composer Camille Saint-___

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    RANDI

    75D "Amazing" debunker

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    UOMO

    35D Man, in Milano

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    TOPOL

    95D Chaim ___, 1971 Best Actor nominee

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    CRIERS

    7D Ones who are the talk of the town?

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    EMBARGO

    58A Complete shutout?

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    TOYOU

    26A Toast words after "Here's"

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    SLYE

    118A Leonard ___ a.k.a. Roy Rogers

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    ASHLEY

    9D Actress Judd

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    SPIER

    56D Nosy one

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    YEO

    74D Naval petty officer: Abbr.

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    GOESON

    29A Proceeds

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    IDIAMIN

    70A Ruler known as "Big Daddy"

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    VFW

    61A Post letters

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    BARBEROFSEVILLE

    54A Opera based on a play by Pierre Beaumarchais, with "The"

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    7
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    BOLEROS

    41A Short open jackets

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    CALDER

    33A Mobile home seeker?

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    AMIND

    49A "I've got half ___ to ..."

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    LOUSES

    101A Dirty rats

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    TSGARP

    22D John Irving character

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    TULSAN

    87D Certain Sooner

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    GIRLY

    99D Like bachelorette parties, typically

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    ALVY

    3D Woody's "Annie Hall" role

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    BIANNUAL

    102A Like equinoxes

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    CUNARD

    24D QE2's operator

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    MEON

    89D "Are you putting ___?"

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    MUSTANGSALLY

    34A 1966 Wilson Pickett R&B hit

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    ANDRONICUS

    38D Shakespeare's "Titus ___"

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    BEADLE

    93D English church official

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    CIVICPRIDE

    23A Attribute of Elks or Lions Club members

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    COLDCEREAL

    46D Quaker production

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    CSFORESTER

    112A "The African Queen" novelist

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    SANDIEGOCHARGER debut

    76A Qualcomm Stadium athlete

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    SCOTTTUROW

    21A Best-selling novelist whom Time called "Bard of the Litigious Age"

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    SLICESINTO

    36D Cuts, as a cake

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    BEETLEBAILEY debut

    93A Walker's strip

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    CAVUTO debut

    44D Neil of Fox News

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    COTTONBALL debut

    114A Makeup removal item

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    HORNSONATA debut

    25A Recital piece for a wind player

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    1
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    ITOF debut

    40D "What business is ___ yours?"

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    1
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    LOOSETEAS debut

    86A They're steeped in strainers

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    1
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    OPTIMACARD debut

    110A Visa alternative

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    POUNDON debut

    62A Hammer

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    SNOWYEGRET debut

    43D Bird whose feathers were once prized by milliners

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    1
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    STOPCOCKS debut

    43A Pipe valves

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    1
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    TEALBLUE debut

    27A Relative of turquoise

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    WETLOOK debut

    90D Slick hairstyle

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    1
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    WORDAGE debut

    90A Vocabulary

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