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Sunday · 136 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ETA

    46A H of antiquity

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    ONE

    81A Acting as a group

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    END

    11D Discontinue

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    ALOE

    25A ___ gel

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    ERE

    34D Poetic preposition

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    TEN

    109A Face value, in blackjack

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    NSA

    55A Org. of concern to Edward Snowden

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    SHE

    59D ___-devil

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    EMU

    115D ___ oil (Australian folk medicine)

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    TREE

    90A Obstacle for a golfer

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    ORES

    29A Minerals to be processed

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    ETRE

    17D Raison d'___

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    OHIO

    107D Mississippi River's largest tributary

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    TED

    91A 2012 Mark Wahlberg comedy

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    NOT

    65D "___ fair!"

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    ALIT

    73A Dismounted

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    AIM

    89A Toothpaste brand

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    SETS

    18D Match makers?

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    NEAR

    77D ___ East

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    MENU

    67D Preprandial reading

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    RUE

    5D Repentant feeling

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    OKRA

    111A Deep South delicacy

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    SLAP

    24D Indicator of freshness?

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    OAK

    118D Wine barrel wood

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    CPR

    116D E.M.S. technique

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    ULNA

    53D Arm twister's need?

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    LIT

    10D English ___

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    UTES

    61A Pac-12 team

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    RSVP

    106D Be a polite invitee

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    LETS

    108D With 106-Across, "It's time to do this thing"

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    LEAH

    33D Mother of Levi and Judah

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    110
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    AGAIN

    86A Another time

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    109
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    PETS

    32D They rarely have surnames

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    LIST

    39D Errand-running aid

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    TIES

    84D Rackful in a closet

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    LANA

    38D ___ Del Rey, singer with the 2014 #1 album "Ultraviolence"

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    NHL

    88D Org. of the Jets and the Flyers

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    FLU

    113D Kind of season

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    TACT

    54D Boor's lack

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    ROLL

    106A See 108-Down

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    SOLAR

    7D Green energy option

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    CATS

    62A Jazzmen

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    PIP

    114D Die spot

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    SLAV

    40D Pole, e.g.

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    DIOR

    16D New Look pioneer

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    ROAST

    50D Mock tribute

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    SEEK

    35A Look for

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    BCC

    41A Include surreptitiously, in a way

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    OFUSE

    70D Good to have around

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    RAF

    14D W.W. II "Dambusters," for short

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    AMENS

    94D Church chorus

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    DOI

    12D "How ___ look?"

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    LOA

    28A Mauna ___

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    ASSESS

    9D Size up

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    HANS

    83D Franz's partner in old "S.N.L." sketches

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    LAGS

    97A Doesn't keep up

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    OZONE

    101D UV light blocker

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    ATOMS

    73D They make up everything

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    COATI

    42D Raccoonlike animal

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    RAINY

    63D Unfair?

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    WITH

    51D ___ honors

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    FOREST

    72A Hunting milieu

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    AZURE

    110A Relative of cerulean

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    ETAIL

    47A Cybertrade

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    HIFI

    74A Audiophile's preference, maybe

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    PRONE

    104D Lying flat

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    DRUM

    66D One to beat

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    FOAM

    75D Fire extinguisher output

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    IKNOW

    103D "You already said that!"

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    TUNIC

    78A Caesar's dressing?

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    AVENUE

    19A Means of access

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    HITIT

    69D Bandleader's shout

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    GHOST

    21D Dead man walking?

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    STAVE

    26A Forestall, with "off"

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    BELOW

    3D Not on deck, say

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    SEWED

    31D Did some surgical work

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    DINS

    95D Roars

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    SAGAL

    1D "Sons of Anarchy" actress Katey

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    METIER

    93D Occupation

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    BESAFE debut

    49D Worrier's farewell

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    INGA

    76D "Young Frankenstein" character

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    UVULA

    2D It's down in the mouth

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    CRAVE

    8D Fancy

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    ISOLATE

    87D Single out

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    WEEK

    44A Vacation unit, often

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    OLEMISS

    99A Oxford institution

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    HEADS

    37D Flip response?

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    ORSINO

    20A Viola's love in "Twelfth Night"

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    SPATES

    96D Outpourings

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    GRANITE

    21A Tombstone material

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    SAWED

    105D Cut

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    RANCHO

    63A Modest hacienda

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    KLUM

    68D Supermodel Heidi

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    BRIDES

    13A Bouquet tossers

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    PIPED

    71D Added after a silence, with "up"

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    BREATH

    13D What runners may run out of

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    SKEWED

    124A Like cherry-picked data

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    BYGUM

    41D "Dagnabbit!"

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    PURSES

    123A Compact containers

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    GULPED debut

    22A Wordlessly indicated "uh-oh"

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    KURDS

    102D Residents of a certain -stan

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    SCALED

    7A Like some photographs and cliffs

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    GATED

    56A Like some communities

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    IMPEND

    120A Be in the offing

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    FINETUNE

    75A Hone

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    POSEUR

    122A Fraud

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    SHOWME

    98D "Prove it!"

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    PLASMATV

    58A Big small screen

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    PLASTER

    32A Beat soundly

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    METUP

    80A Rendezvoused

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    NOWNOW

    117A "Don't get yourself worked up"

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    REARENDS

    85D Hits back?

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    CUTEX

    43D Nail-care brand

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    DAMONE

    121A Vic with the 1949 #1 hit "You're Breaking My Heart"

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    MOSHER

    60D Dancer in a pit

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    OPARTIST

    52D Painter of illusions

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    SUBURB

    1A Rye, N.Y., or Fort Lee, N.J.

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    BEDSHEET

    6D Sleep on it

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    INFORIT

    15D About to be read the riot act

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    TAKETH debut

    27D "... the Lord ___ away"

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    UNPENS

    4D Releases

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    VITTLES

    119A Chow

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    CURLER

    79D Permanent thing

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    KEYCASES

    45D Ring alternatives

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    HYOID debut

    57A ___ bone (U-shaped bone above the larynx)

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    KARATESHOP debut

    68A Dojo Mart, e.g.?

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    LASTDISHEFFORT debut

    23A Valiant attempt to finish off a seven-course meal?

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    LAWNSHARES debut

    30A What an investor in golf courses might buy?

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    MARSHMADNESS debut

    92A Swamp fever?

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    1
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    MIXANDMASH debut

    64A Two blender settings?

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    MPEGS debut

    80D Some digital videos, briefly

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    MUSHTOMYSURPRISE debut

    82A What I unexpectedly had for breakfast?

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    POKERSHIPS debut

    100A Floating casinos?

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    1
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    SHEAFINSPECTOR debut

    112A Reviewer of the paperwork?

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    SHEEPTHRILLS debut

    36A Grazing in a meadow and jumping fences, for two?

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    YOUBETTERWASHOUT debut

    48A "Be sure to lose!"?

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