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Tuesday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ESP

    19A "I know what you're thinking" ability

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    344
  2. 2
    ANTI

    51D Voting no

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    364
  3. 3
    OPEN

    10D Shop sign that may be flipped

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    217
  4. 4
    TIN

    37A Can material

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    207
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    OTTO

    6D Man's name that's almost a homophone for 13-Across

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    273
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    ATOP

    3D Sitting on

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    208
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    EDIE

    56A Actress Falco

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    190
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    CAT

    30D Panther or puma

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    179
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    NED

    33D ___ Stark, "Game of Thrones" protagonist

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    233
  10. 10
    ERIC

    47A Holder of a cabinet position, formerly

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    251
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    AMOS

    34A Israeli writer ___ Oz

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    180
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    MCAT

    57A Future internist's exam

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    33
  13. 13
    AUTO

    13A What drives on a parkway and parks on a driveway

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    165
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    RAIL

    48D Feature at a horse track

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    120
  15. 15
    DRY

    12D Empty, as a well

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    115
  16. 16
    ROAD

    1A *"Mad Max: Fury ___"

    12
    95
  17. 17
    LOCO

    45D Batty

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    91
  18. 18
    ORR

    22A Bobby with a #4 jersey

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    235
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    TOAD

    5A *Prey for a garter snake

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    122
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    DEB

    53D Girl coming out in society

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  21. 21
    IDOS

    20A They're said at the altar

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    78
  22. 22
    DEC

    8D Fourth qtr. ender

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    70
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    MEAL

    50D Happy ___

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    89
  24. 24
    BALI

    60A *Exotic getaway spot

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    104
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    ICIER

    55A More hazardous, as winter driving conditions

    7
    83
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    OURS

    2D Partners' pronoun

    7
    77
  27. 27
    HYDE

    36A Jekyll's counterpart

    7
    69
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    DOM

    4D ___ Pérignon (Champagne)

    7
    54
  29. 29
    ANIL

    46D Deep blue dye

    6
    79
  30. 30
    YMCA

    49D Workout site, for short

    6
    77
  31. 31
    LANCE

    45A Joust weapon

    6
    64
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    AMENS

    21A Cries after a good sermon

    6
    57
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    AIRED

    17D Was on TV

    6
    55
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    APTS

    43A Many urban homes: Abbr.

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    40
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    TOLD

    9A *"___ you!" ("See?!")

    5
    53
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    BALD

    59A *Like a treadless tire

    5
    49
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    RABE

    1D Broccoli ___

    5
    35
  38. 38
    SIB

    52D Bro or sis

    4
    69
  39. 39
    LCD

    44A Kind of screen for a TV

    4
    53
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    EATIN

    31A Order room service, say

    4
    52
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    CAPER

    15A Bit of high jinks

    4
    31
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    EDDA

    47D Icelandic saga

    3
    72
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    CAPRIS

    18D Women's casual pants

    3
    13
  44. 44
    ORONO

    25D Maine college town

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  45. 45
    YMA

    49A Soprano Sumac

    2
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  46. 46
    HOOD

    36D What a mechanic works under

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    46
  47. 47
    BAYOU

    28D Louisiana inlet

    2
    28
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    BOLD

    58A *Brash

    2
    23
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    HUMID

    24D Sweat-inducing, as weather

    2
    20
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    ACTUAL

    23D Real

    2
    19
  51. 51
    LEDS

    11D Watch readouts, for short

    2
    19
  52. 52
    TUNDRA

    5D Much arctic land

    2
    11
  53. 53
    APER

    23A Impressionist

    1
    85
  54. 54
    UTNE

    14A ___ Reader

    1
    80
  55. 55
    ANIS

    7D Spanish liqueur

    1
    34
  56. 56
    MITTEN

    35D Hand warmer

    1
    17
  57. 57
    AON

    32A Get an ___ (ace)

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    15
  58. 58
    CURED

    30A No longer ill

    1
    14
  59. 59
    TAMERS

    9D Some circus workers

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    13
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    DANNY

    27D Boyle who directed "Slumdog Millionaire"

    1
    11
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    CIGNA

    38A Big name in health plans

    1
    7
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    MOOED

    39A Called to a calf, say

    0
    21
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    OPES

    22D Unlocks, in poesy

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    17
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    MINUS

    35A Start of a very cold temperature

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    15
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    NEIGHS

    26D Barn sounds

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    EMB

    54D Attaché's bldg.

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    8
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    ALINED

    42D In a row: Var.

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    6
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    COMEON

    15D "You have got to be kidding me!"

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    5
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    COPCAR

    38D Black-and-white

    0
    5
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    RANGED

    41D Traveled far and wide

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    4
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    BROMANTICCOMEDY debut

    16A Modern-day genre for the 1952 film whose title is suggested by a word ladder starting at 1-Across

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    1
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    DOROTHYLAMOUR debut

    40A The film's co-star

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    1
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    HOPEANDCROSBY debut

    24A The film's headliners

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    1
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    MMCCC debut

    39D The year 2300

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    1
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    SONGANDDANCEMEN debut

    52A Occupations of 24-Across in the film

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    YODER debut

    29D Wisconsin v. ___ (landmark 1972 Supreme Court case on religious freedom)

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    1