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Tuesday · 81 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    ERAS

    13D The Eisenhower years and others

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    SAT

    51A Sun. preceder

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    ANTI

    8D Against

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    ITEM

    59D One of 10, say, in an express checkout lane

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    ALOT

    55D Plenty

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    OWE

    6D Have obligations

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    SARI

    49A Dhaka dress

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    OTTO

    15A "Beetle Bailey" dog

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    REST

    37D Take a timeout

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    EDGE

    67A Precipice

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    SEES

    29D Calls, in poker

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    STOP

    29A "Enough already!"

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    AGED

    47A Middle-___

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    148
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    MEMO

    25A Office note

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    SENT

    14D In rapture

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    AORTA

    52D Vessel from the heart

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    ALPO

    34D Pedigree alternative

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    ENTS

    65A Foes of Saruman in "The Two Towers"

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    STONE

    51D Ring centerpiece

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    ENS

    24A Rank of many a single-episode character on "Star Trek": Abbr.

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    ETHAN

    2D Edith Wharton's "___ Frome"

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    HOME

    12D There's no place like it, it's said

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    EWER

    32D Common still-life subject

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    MEAT

    68A Carnivore's fare

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    BEST

    1A First word in every Academy Award category

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    OWEN

    16A Actor Wilson of "Midnight in Paris"

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    SCORE

    49D Manage to get, informally

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    47
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    COPA

    5A Club in a Barry Manilow hit, with "the"

    6
    48
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    BOX

    45A Soccer goalie's area

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    PETER

    44A "___ and the Wolf"

    5
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    FOG

    62D Confused state

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    50
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    MAYA

    28D Architect Lin

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    46
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    DELT

    46A Vaccination muscle, for short

    5
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    BCE

    30A Abbr. in dating

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    STREAK

    66A A gambler may have a hot or cold one

    5
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    TRYST

    53D Part of a steamy affair

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    WEIRD

    50D Bizarre

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    EDITOR

    58A Post post

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    STIRS

    3D Swizzles

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    54
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    TOLL

    4D Commuter's cost

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    ASHORE

    17A "Michael Row the Boat ___"

    3
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    JAPAN

    33A Center of Shintoism

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    WARN

    50A Say "It's a trap!," say

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    BOCCE

    1D Lawn sport

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    DAHLIA

    46D Mexico's national flower

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    FLOW

    38A Rapper's rhythm

    3
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    CARLOS

    21A Charlie Sheen's real first name

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    COVE

    31D Cabot ___ ("Murder, She Wrote" setting)

    2
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    JAMB

    33D Part of a doorframe

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    FLED

    38D Took to the hills

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    OLEOLE

    60A Repeated cry in Buster Poindexter's "Hot Hot Hot"

    2
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    MOMS

    54D Many drivers for play dates

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    BOSSA

    43A ___ nova (dance)

    2
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    SPENDS

    41D Stimulates the economy

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    LIFESTORY debut

    61A *Biography

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    BLOT

    30D Ink spill

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    MPAA

    42A Org. assigning PG-13 or R

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    29
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    MLLE

    57D Title for a jeune fille: Abbr.

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    27
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    GREER

    36A Germaine who wrote "The Whole Woman"

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    PEABO

    7D Singer Bryson

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    13
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    NEUMAN

    20A Alfred E. of Mad magazine

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    4
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    ALLYOUNEEDISLOVE debut

    39A Beatles hit that's a hint to both parts of the answer to each starred clue

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    2
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    TERR

    56D Okla. or Dak., once

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    LRON

    64A Science fiction author Hubbard

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    AOUT

    27A Month before septembre

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    GREENE

    48D Graham who wrote "The Third Man"

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    USESUP

    10D Depletes

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    SHUNT

    11D Move to another track

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    DOMINO

    19D Logo for a pizza chain

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    COSSET

    5D Baby

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    MITA

    28A Classic name in photocopiers

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    MORRIE

    63A "Tuesdays With ___" (1990s best seller)

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    MAGNOLIA

    26D Southern bloom

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    BIRDSNEST

    22A *Asian soup ingredient

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    TANDOORI

    9D Cooked in a clay oven, as in India

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    TUSHES

    9A Derrières

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    MATCHGAME debut

    54A *Classic daytime show hosted by Gene Rayburn

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    3
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    UBERGEEK

    40D One who's fluent in both JavaScript and Klingon, say

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    PLAX

    35D Brand of dental rinse

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    RATEDAAA debut

    23D Like the best bonds

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    CHILDSEAT debut

    18A *Removable car safety feature

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