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Friday · 71 answers · 7 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ATE

    11D Had a beef?

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    SET

    43A Fix

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    END

    13D One may get a pass

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    ASH

    56D See 3-Down

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    EPEE

    64A Event with touches

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    STU

    44D Good name for a worrywart?

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    ISNT

    58A "Who ___?"

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    OTTO

    60A The "O" in F. A. O. Schwarz

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    REST

    37D Ones remaining

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    SAG

    44A Couch problem

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    STYE

    54D Extraocular annoyance

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    SENSE

    50D Pick up

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    TAT

    19D Picture on a chest, for short?

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    SNO

    57D ___-cone

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    AESOP

    49D Ancient master of didacticism

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    MAMA

    5A Pistol packer in a 1943 #1 hit

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    TERI

    34D ___ Jon (fashion label)

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    ALOOF

    2D Not very affable

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    AMAZE

    9A Make eyes pop and jaws drop

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    OVID

    15A Writer of the 644-line poem "Ibis"

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    ARROW

    45D Achilles' undoing

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    GEN

    42A First of 66 books: Abbr.

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    NATE

    53D ___ Grey, alter ego of Marvel's X-Man

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    HESSE

    4D Literature Nobelist before Gide

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    ADIOS

    8D "Peace out"

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    ASNER

    59A Emmy-winning Ed

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    ROSY

    61A Looking up

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    LAX

    55D Like some oversight

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    APBS

    9D Black-and-white transmissions, briefly?

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    FRERE

    22A Part of une fraternité

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    HST

    23A He called the U.S. pres. a "glorified public relations man"

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    ANS

    27A Part of a filled-out survey: Abbr.

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    IRR

    24A Abbr. on some clothing tags

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    ZINC

    1D Corrosion-preventing coating

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    49
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    ZOE

    12D Actress Kazan or Kravitz

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    AFIRE

    48D Extremely excited

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    SEANCE

    32D Activity that proceeds hand to hand?

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    29
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    OTHERS

    31D Ones remaining

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    SEGEL

    28D Jason of "How I Met Your Mother"

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    CIGAR

    3D With 56-Down, refuse to be cleaned out from a poker game?

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    35
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    WHEW

    63A Sound heard during a heat wave

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    GARTH

    46D Wayne's pal in "Wayne's World"

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    ZACH

    1A Director in "A Chorus Line"

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    NOGS

    17A Seasonal servings

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    MOLTENLAVA

    5D Stream on the side of a mountain, perhaps

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    MITCH

    7D McConnell of the Senate

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    REVOKE

    25D Withdraw

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    TETEATETES

    33D Heart-to-hearts

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    KITTENCHOW debut

    36D Product for young string players?

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    ILIE

    14A Paradoxical assertion, perhaps

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    SPEE

    29A Admiral who bombarded Tahiti in 1914

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    RCAS

    41A Some Blu-ray players

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    REEVES

    26D Minor parish officers

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    AVEO

    6D Car name that's Latin for "desire"

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    PUTON

    16A Stage

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    SENTENCE

    29D Five to nine, maybe, but not nine to five

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    XHOSA

    62A Nelson Mandela's mother tongue

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    NHRA

    52D Drag racers' governing grp.

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    ATEENAGERINLOVE

    38A 1959 hit with the lyric "One day I feel so happy, next day I feel so sad"

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    HOSTILETAKEOVER

    30A It often results in changes across the board

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    TRAINERS

    21D They often spot people

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    COASTTOCOAST

    20A Like some long flights

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    GENERALINTEREST

    40A Not meant for specialists

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    HAWG

    30D Big bass, in fishing lingo

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    NCAAS

    47A March Madness, with "the"

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    ARING debut

    35D "Give me ___"

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    ENTRANCEFEES debut

    51A Charges at the door

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    LASTHURRAH debut

    55A Swan song

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    LETITBLEED debut

    18A 1969 Rolling Stones album

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    MULTIPOLAR debut

    10D Like most brain neurons

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    WHATEVERITTAKES debut

    39A At any price

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