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Saturday · 66 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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    ELI

    32D Laura Nyro album "___ and the Thirteenth Confession"

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    SSN

    58A It's double-hyphenated: Abbr.

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    SAT

    31D Didn't get snapped up, say

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    EWE

    57A One being shepherded, say

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    OER

    16A Preposition with three homophones

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    TRIO

    53D TLC, e.g.

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    BRO

    11A Man on the street?

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    ELMO

    44A Saint who is one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers

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    TARO

    52D Arum family member

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    OTHER

    26D Gender option on modern forms

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    IRULE

    19D "You can't beat me!"

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    SNOW

    49D Kind of day or job

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    HALO

    50D Headlight?

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    ERATO

    21A Classic label in classical music

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    WHEN

    7D "That's enough," to a server

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    42
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    CANI

    5D Request often accompanied by "please"

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    44
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    TILT

    23A Camera movement

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    MTA

    55A Subway inits.

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    OCALA

    27D Onetime center for the distribution of oranges

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    ORZO

    6D Pasta eaten with a spoon

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    58
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    LOEB

    8D Banker/philanthropist Solomon

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    48
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    CEDAR

    47D Ohio's ___ Point, home of the Top Thrill Dragster and Millennium Force roller coasters

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    PATTI

    18D Stanger a.k.a. Bravo's "Millionaire Matchmaker"

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    48
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    SNOOP

    24A Unwelcome neighbor

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    45
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    CPL

    1A Army equivalent of a leading seaman: Abbr.

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    30
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    CRAIG

    47A First name in late-night TV

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    KERRI

    38D Olympic gymnast Strug

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    11
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    GHOST

    46D Shade

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    32
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    URI

    14A New England state sch.

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    LADE

    29A Get on board

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    ACAD

    51D Part of A.M.P.A.S.: Abbr.

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    ELBE

    9D River into which the Vltava flows

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    PRAIRIE

    2D Plain variety

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    15
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    SED

    60A Brutus' "but"

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    15
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    DEPARTS

    35D Skips

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    9
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    BODEGAS

    11D Some corner shops

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    5
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    LIPBALM

    3D Stick in a purse?

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    5
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    IMINAWE debut

    40D "Wow!"

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    4
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    SEATO

    4D 1950s-'70s defense acronym

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    39
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    ARRAS

    43A Wall hanging

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    26
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    ORESTES

    13D Hero of 20-Across

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    25
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    NEVA

    42A River that passes by the Hermitage

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    ELAINES

    39D Manhattan eatery referenced in Billy Joel's "Big Shot"

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    SOLARIA

    56A Bright spots

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    DERAT

    10D Clear of vermin

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    PHILS

    28D 2008 World Series winners, to fans

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    TUGAT

    22A Try to pull off, say

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    ALLHAIL

    33A Greeting at the head of a procession

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    NFLER

    25D 54-Across, e.g., for short

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    NANTZ

    37D Sportscaster Jim

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    5
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    SPANG

    45A Squarely, informally

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    5
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    EARTHSHATTERING

    48A Monumental

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    4
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    INSEAMS

    34D They run up legs

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    4
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    SOLFA

    24D Sight-singing technique

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    4
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    EARHOLE

    15A Football helmet feature

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    3
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    IDONTFEELLIKEIT

    34A Selfish response to a request

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    3
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    REGRADE

    12D Move from A to B, say

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    3
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    LIBATIONBEARERS

    20A Middle of an Aeschylus trilogy, with "The"

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    2
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    OVARIAN

    36D Reproductive, in a way

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    2
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    SCOWLED debut

    4A Lowered

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    2
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    TWODOOR

    59A Like many a sports car

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    2
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    ARIZONACARDINAL debut

    54A Pro athlete in a red-and-white uniform

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    1
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    CUTLETS debut

    1D Schnitzels, e.g.

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    1
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    SEMISOFTCHEESES debut

    30A Gouda and Muenster

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    1
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    TAPPANZEEBRIDGE debut

    17A Span since 1955

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    1
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    TOGGLED debut

    41D Turned off and on

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    1