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Monday · 76 answers · 4 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

    71A Geologic time periods

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    NOR

    25A Neither's partner

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    AIR

    54A Beach ball filler

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    LEI

    42D Necklace of flowers

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    SPY

    34A Austin Powers, e.g.

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    177
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    ODES

    31A Words from Wordsworth

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    OPEN

    19A Unwrap

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    217
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    NEED

    1A Requisite

    24
    214
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    REV

    45A Excite, with "up"

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    ITS

    65D "___ all good"

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    ELAN

    63A Zest

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    267
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    PER

    55A The "p" of m.p.h.

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    270
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    EDIE

    60D Brickell or Falco

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    EMMA

    14A Jane Austen novel

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    LEA

    43A Grazing expanse

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    CUE

    26A Billiard stick

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    TENT

    38D Circus structure

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    117
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    SOLD

    32D Cry when an auctioneer brings down the gavel

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    OUT

    37A What three strikes make

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    CIAO

    24D "See ya!"

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    GEESE

    70A Birds that fly in V's

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    MELEE

    57D Brawl

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    ONEG

    59D Rare blood type, for short

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    REBA

    18D 2000s sitcom starring a country singer

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    LAW

    6D Attorney-at-___

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    OILS

    7D Classical paintings

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    SEEPS

    36D Oozes

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    NEWT

    1D Eye of ___ and toe of frog (ingredients in a witches' brew)

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    MOM

    27D Word in a heart tattoo

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    FRAT

    10A Sig Ep, e.g.

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    78
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    NATE

    47A Archibald or Thurmond of the N.B.A.

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    CAIRO

    15A Capital on the Nile

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    67
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    SWAG

    69A Giveaways at events

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    MLK

    27A "I have a dream" monogram

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    RODE

    66A Was a passenger

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    LEVI

    16A ___ Strauss & Co. (jeans maker)

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    HOTEL

    39A Radisson or Ritz-Carlton

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    LYON

    30D French city historically known for silk

    4
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    ETCETERA

    41D "Yadda, yadda, yadda"

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    MSDOS

    35A Precursor of Windows

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    UNITS

    67A College class hours

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    CHURN

    29D Make butter the old-fashioned way

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    AVENUE

    12D Park or Madison, in Manhattan

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    ARABIC

    23A Language of the Quran

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    AREARUG

    44D Carpet alternative

    2
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    ROLF

    52D Liesl's love in "The Sound of Music"

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    URBANE

    51D Polite and refined

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    TRACER

    20A Bullet that leaves a trail

    2
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    FLOE

    10D Chunk of ice in the Arctic Ocean

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    57
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    ARMADA

    50D Spanish fleet of 1588

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    48
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    YAH

    33A "Boo" follower, in a triumphant shout

    1
    29
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    GRAPH

    22D Math class drawing

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    SLOGS

    5A Trudges (through)

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    SERGEANT

    21A To whom a private says "Sir, yes, sir!"

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    KEMOSABE

    58A The Lone Ranger, to Tonto

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    SORROWS

    9D Woes

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    EERO

    68A Architect Saarinen

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    GREENE

    8D Graham who wrote "Our Man in Havana"

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    20
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    EMERALDS

    2D Green gems

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    LIELOW

    49D Stay out of sight

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    SROS

    62D B'way hit signs

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    TROMPE

    56A ___ l'oeil (literally, "deceives the eye")

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    12
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    DACCA

    4D Capital of Bangladesh, old-style

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    BLEATS

    61A Sounds like a sheep

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    BAKERS

    48D Makers of tortes and tarts

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    BLADERUNNER

    48A 1982 Harrison Ford sci-fi film

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    5
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    REPACK

    11D Prepare to go home from vacation, say

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    TINTER

    13D Dye specialist

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    5
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    XCI

    53A 91, to Caesar

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    TAXPAYER

    40D Many an April 15 mailer

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    EMBARKED

    3D Started, as on a journey

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    3
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    ALICEWALKER debut

    28A "The Color Purple" novelist

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    2
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    SCARILY

    5D In a frightening way

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    2
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    VERBOSE debut

    46D Wordy

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    2
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    RADIOFLYER debut

    64A Classic red wagon

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    WEBCRAWLER debut

    17A Bot that systematically browses the Internet

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