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Wednesday · 76 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    EST

    64A Albany is on it: Abbr.

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    EPEE

    31D Abbé de l'___, pioneer in sign language

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    NEE

    16A Once called

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    OVER

    41A More than

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    INCA

    10D Conquistador's foe

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    APSE

    56D Church section

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    SIN

    51A It may be original

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    CIA

    19A Org. in "Argo"

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    EMMA

    58D Watson who played Hermione Granger

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    ESL

    63D Common adult ed course

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    SEAL

    12D Christmas ___

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    RIPE

    49A Pickable

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    OHO

    23A "Well, what have we here?!"

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    ALARM

    42A Eye-opener?

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    TIME

    4D Cons do it

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    LAG

    52A Not keep up

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    MOOR

    38A Othello, for one

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    LEVEE

    52D Bank security feature?

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    PREP

    55D Peeling potatoes or shucking corn, for short

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    ROVE

    30D Go here, there and everywhere

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    DERN

    32D "Nebraska" star, 2013

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    OPRAH

    2D What "O" on a newsstand stands for

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    ALEVE

    53D "All Day Strong. All Day Long" brand

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    CRANE

    15A Origami bird

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    ELIOT

    50D "Silas Marner" author

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    PILL

    60D Disagreeable person

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    LEES

    69A Some jeans

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    HRS

    24A Round trips, of a sort: Abbr.

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    BOAT

    35D Gravy holder

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    VCR

    5D Device with a programmable clock, for short

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    RPI

    61A Upstate N.Y. campus

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    ATOMS

    65A Subject of elementary education?

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    MOST

    1A A majority of

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    SETON

    28D Big East's ___ Hall

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    LOPE

    26A Easy gait

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    TENURE

    45D ___ track

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    IQS

    10A Figs. on a bell curve

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    MACRO

    1D Large in scale

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    NAVAL

    7D N.C.I.S. part

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    VANES

    5A They show which way the wind blows

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    PEZ

    67A Candy in a dispenser

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    RITZ

    57D Classic theater name

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    SCOPE

    37A Listerine alternative

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    SERAPES

    9D Gauchos' wear

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    NIKES

    48A Some sneaks

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    SAYTO

    3D Tell

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    SPARTA

    47D Athens rival

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    SITON

    39A Squelch

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    REDHOT

    14D In high demand

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    RATEDR

    20A For mature audiences

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    FERRARI

    27D Maserati competitor

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    STEIG

    25D Old New Yorker cartoonist William

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    NOBIS

    36D Ora pro ___

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    PARASAIL

    21A Glide, in a way

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    NATAL

    68A Kind of chart

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    ELEVE

    66A French pupil

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    GORES

    54D Horns in on?

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    QEII

    11D Royal who's notably a crossword fan, for short

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    ARROWS

    18D Four computer keyboard symbols

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    TATARS

    46A 13th-century invaders

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    SEARED

    29A Charred

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    GMAT

    33D M.B.A. hopeful's exam

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    OOLA

    34D "Return of the Jedi" dancing girl

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    ARIP

    6D Not give ___ (be indifferent)

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    NIKITA

    40D Premier Khrushchev

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    TUPELO

    59A Elvis's Mississippi birthplace

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    APAIR

    13A Weakish poker holding

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    FOOTS

    27A Pays, as the bill

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    MRISCAN

    43D Scary experience for a claustrophobe

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    SEACOWS

    22D Manatees

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    ENEROS

    8D Summer months in Santiago

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    GOBETWEEN

    33A Intermediary

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    CRIMEARIVER debut

    62A Certain waterway to the Black Sea?

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    CRYMEARIVER debut

    17A 1955 Julie London hit

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    GOBITWEEN debut

    44A 11- or 12-year-old Mongolian desert dweller?

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    PARISALE debut

    55A Left Bank quaff?

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