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Friday · 70 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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    TRIO

    41D Cream, for example

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    AGES

    6D Biographical data

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    HAD

    30A Bamboozled

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    POET

    46A One who deals with stress well?

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    98
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    NIA

    58D Long in Hollywood

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    138
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    LID

    48A Hat, slangily

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    GRR

    10D [Back off!]

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    LAD

    5D "Cupid is a knavish ___": "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

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    140
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    DENY

    31D Turn down

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    90
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    FAST

    53A Completely dry, as a racetrack

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    ESOS

    22A Those, to José

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    ADES

    9D Drinks stirred in pitchers

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    TART

    55D Like sour grapes

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    99
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    NAYS

    14D Cons

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    46
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    AIRED

    11D Put on

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    55
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    ROY

    60D ___ Halladay, two-time Cy Young Award winner

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    PEDAL

    23A Organ part

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    GLOAT

    54A Rub it in

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    24
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    IDEM

    26A Latin word in legal briefs

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    39
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    ADAPTS

    45D Changes for the big screen

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    UBOLT

    51D It takes two nuts

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    26
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    TAXES

    52D Campaign issue

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    WNBA

    56A Org. with the New York Liberty

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    FILA

    53D Nike rival

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    13
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    CHUMP

    1D Sucker

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    8
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    SOPHS

    20A Juniors' juniors, briefly

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    EXAMPAPER debut

    33D School handout

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    3
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    MRED

    19A Show horse

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    71
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    IVIED

    3D Like many academic halls

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    KRAUT

    49A Reuben ingredient, informally

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    LUMPS

    28D Punishment, metaphorically

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    RITALIN

    39A It helps you focus

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    STYLETS

    64A Sharp-pointed instruments

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    DEBS

    32D Five-time U.S. presidential candidate in the early 1900s

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    ETONS

    47D Short jackets

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    XKE

    25A Classic Jaguar

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    ARTSALE

    63A Gallery event

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    GENL

    54D Mil. bigwig

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    LEONINE

    61A Strong and regal

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    SML

    43A T-shirt sizes, for short

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    PARADOX

    59A "This statement is false," e.g.

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    DEJAVU

    32A It's nothing new

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    HAVRE

    2D Where French ships dock

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    LOVESET

    24D Tennis smash?

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    OUTLAY

    42A Expenditure

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    IPHONES

    57A BlackBerry routers

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    SEXSCENE

    35A Hot shot?

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  48. 48
    ADRIANA debut

    16A Supermodel Lima

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    HAVEAGO

    15A Try

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    LENDAHAND

    4D Help

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    TROUBLE

    62A Elvis hit with a spelled-out title

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    AXION

    29D Hypothetical particle in cold dark matter

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    BALDSPOT

    40A Unlocked area?

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    ESURANCE debut

    44A Allstate subsidiary

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    HOLOGRAM

    27A Princess Leia was one in "A New Hope"

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    JELLOSHOT

    34D Colorful party intoxicant

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    RAISEHELL debut

    12D Complain loudly

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    CHILLAX debut

    1A Take it easy

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    3
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    EXENEMY

    37A Germany, to Britain

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    GAGARIN

    8A Vostok 1 passenger

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    PKGS

    21D U.P.S. cargo: Abbr.

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    TERRIFY

    18A More than startle

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    GATHERER debut

    8D One foraging

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    2
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    IMSTUCK debut

    26D Puzzle solver's complaint

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    2
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    INFOMANIA debut

    13D Obsessive need to check one's email or Facebook, say

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    2
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    UVINDEX

    17A Scale with the highest reading at midday, usually

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    2
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    XOXOXO

    7D Love letters

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    2
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    YOULLSEE

    38D "Just wait ..."

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    2
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    ANDBE debut

    50D "Watch ___ amazed" (magician's phrase)

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    1
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    CATERWAUL debut

    36D Shrill howl

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