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Sunday · 136 answers · 21 debuts

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

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    ERA

    10D Long span

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    ARE

    27A "Right you ___!"

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    ERR

    78A "The cautious seldom ___": Confucius

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    SNL

    71D Sketch show, briefly

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    LED

    104A ___ lamp

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    IDO

    43A "Yes"

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    OSLO

    28D Winter Olympics site after St. Moritz

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    EYE

    62D Inspect

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    SRI

    48D Mister, in Mumbai

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    NEON

    41D Bright light

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    ASP

    49A Indiana Jones menace

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    ATOP

    106A On

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    ELAN

    103A Brio

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    EVA

    102A "Die Meistersinger" soprano

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    TIA

    6D ___ Maria

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    EDNA

    88D Principal Seymour's girlfriend on "The Simpsons"

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    MAR

    14D Boca Del ___, Fla.

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    EARL

    79D N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Monroe

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    EMMA

    79A Stone of "The Help"

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    RNS

    60D E.R. figures

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    APED

    94A Took after

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    SKY

    111D Britain's ___ News

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    ELATE

    99D Delight

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    TEAS

    72D Caddy's choices

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    SUN

    86A Figure on Argentina's flag

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    PDA

    68D Bussing on a bus, briefly?

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    ITT

    109D ___ Technical Institute

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    DAD

    46D X or Y supplier

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    AHAS

    25A What discoveries may yield

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    IDA

    107A Wyo. neighbor

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    ILK

    2D Type

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    EATEN

    12D Polished off

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    ORDER

    58D Court cry

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    ARMS

    67D Weaponry

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    SHES

    26D "___ Mine," 1984 Steve Perry hit

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    CHIC

    44D In vogue

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    LGA

    29A JFK alternative in N.Y.C.

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    FEE

    87A Charge

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    SPIN

    86D P.R. firm's job

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    LASS

    31D Bonny miss

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    INNER

    47A ___ child (playful side)

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    TIM

    113D "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" enchanter

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    ALLAH

    36A "___ be praised"

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    GAB

    110D Yammer

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    USDA

    95A Org. that implemented the Food Stamp Act

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    LASH

    81A Flog

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    YIN

    74A The dark side

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    ERSATZ

    5D Synthetic

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    TETRIS

    54A Game with falling popularity?

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    SHAH

    48A Ayatollah predecessor

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    ARTSY

    49D Creative, in a way

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    SUED

    45A Didn't take it lying down, say

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    SABER

    83D Light ___

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    DELT

    38A Fraternity member or muscle, briefly

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    TEAMS

    11A Eagles, Falcons and Cardinals

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    APA

    24A Shrinks' org.

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    PAEAN

    51D Joyous song

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    THEIR

    55D "___ Satanic Majesties Request" (Rolling Stones album)

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    SVU

    42A "Law & Order" spinoff, informally

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    SATAY

    92D Stick on the grill?

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    OTO

    56A Native Oklahoman

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    ENEMY

    119A Them, with "the"

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    OPER

    28A Abbr. not found on most smartphones

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    IVANA

    97A Former Mrs. Trump

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    OVATE

    56D Eggy?

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    ORDEAL

    75A Kidnapping, e.g.

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    ZENO

    37A Paradoxical figure?

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    BETSY

    118A Actress Brandt of "Breaking Bad"

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    JAFAR

    20D Aladdin's adversary

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    HAVA

    82D "___ Nagila"

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    ATTIRE

    96D Threads

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    LUSH

    35D Verdant

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    TAUPE

    6A Hosiery hue

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    AVALON

    94D Where Excalibur was forged

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    STASIS

    89A Period of inactivity

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    EUGENE

    19D West Coast city where Nike had its start

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    GIRLS

    110A HBO comedy/drama

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    MORESO

    70D To a greater extent

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    PASTS

    23D Times gone by

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    PALEODIET debut

    9D Trendy food regimen

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    SOREN

    101D Philosopher Kierkegaard

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    AKELA

    21A Cub Scout leader

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    HATHA

    4D Yoga variety

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    SAMUEL

    69D Barber who wrote "Adagio for Strings"

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    BORNEO

    77A Island in Pacific W.W. II fighting

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    SCRAMS

    83A Hightails it

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    INIDLE

    91D Not going anywhere?

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    VACATE

    18A Move out

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    TVSPOT

    11D Expensive Super Bowl purchase

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    REDREW

    34D Gerrymandered, e.g.

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    ALERO

    93A Last Oldsmobile

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    STEEN

    117A Dutch Golden Age painter

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    RICHE

    1A Loaded, in Lyon

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    SETSTO

    114A Begins, as work

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    CELLAR

    16A Last place

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    ENVIED

    32D Like lottery winners, typically

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    RENAULT

    1D He walked away with Blaine in "Casablanca"

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    MASER

    80A Atomic clock part

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    PEWEE

    53D Small flycatcher

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    RATSON

    40A Outs, in a way

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    RECITE

    116A Rattle off, say

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    CLOVES

    84D Garlic segments

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    SOAPED

    52A Lathered (up)

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    CUPOLA

    16D Rounded roof

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    IRATELY

    112A Way to storm off

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    STOREUP

    22A Salt away

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    QUANT

    39A Mary who introduced the miniskirt

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    STELLAS

    15D Certain bar orders, informally

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    ASKAROUND

    7D Get several views

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    RETINAL

    108A Kind of scan

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    LANDSLIDE

    76D Blowout win

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    MISTLETOE

    70A Some holiday greenery

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    REARENDED debut

    59A Hit from behind

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    RELATES

    85D Empathizes

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    JUNKETS

    20A Some politicians' trips

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    SATIETY

    90D Fullness

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    SEASCAPES

    65A Many Winslow Homer works

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    ACORWENSQUASH debut

    13D Cousin of a zucchini

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    ADWENSEK debut

    115A Marketing news magazine

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    BEFUDDLES debut

    77D Discombobulates

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    BOLLWENSEVILS debut

    98A Southern farm concern

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    CLEAWENSHOUSE debut

    3D Kicks everyone out, say

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    COMMOWENSENSE debut

    66D Dodo's lack

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    CUSSES debut

    44A Ornery sorts

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    DONTSWENSATIT debut

    100A "No need to worry"

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    ERWENST debut

    105D Noted Dadaist

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    FOULWENSATHER debut

    30A Nasty storm, e.g.

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    ISWENSAR debut

    17A "No lie!"

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    LOSTIWENSPACE debut

    73D 1960s sci-fi series

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    ORSONWENSLLES debut

    33A Film director who said "I think an artist has always to be out of step with his time"

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    SEWENSEI debut

    50D Karate instructor

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    TEWENSOR debut

    57D Stretching muscle

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    TWENSEN debut

    63A Fan of pop's One Direction, maybe

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    UWENSER debut

    8D Big name in auto racing

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    WHICHEVER debut

    61A "Eh, any one is fine"

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    YAWENSD debut

    64A Veered off course

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