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Sunday · 136 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ELI

    63A One of the Mannings

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    END

    69A Heel

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    ELSE

    17D Alternatively

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    ANY

    62D ___ old thing

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    ONCE

    109D Formerly

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    OMNI

    35A 1970s-'80s Dodge

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    ARIA

    2D "Vissi d'arte," e.g.

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    GAS

    10D Really fun time

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    TAR

    27A Road component

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    LOT

    84D Fate

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    NEED

    18D Beggary

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    ATIT

    83D Engaged in an activity

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    OVEN

    35D Baker

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    SOSO

    53A Middling

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    SENSE

    26A Something "common" that's not always so common

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    RUE

    59D Lament

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    STAB

    104D Try

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    NAAN

    33A Delhi bread

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    OTTER

    58D Staple of the fur trade in the 1700s-1800s

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    ILLS

    105D Evils

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    NONO

    25D Don't do it

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    STET

    120A Latin for "let it stand"

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    IKE

    105A Old White House nickname

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    APES

    36D Tarzan's adopters

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    AUNT

    99A Hestia, to Artemis

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    OTT

    71D The "O" in Ogden Nash's alphabet of baseball players

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    STAG

    77D ___ beetle

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    NEIL

    117A Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson

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    OOO

    114D Game-winning row

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    LUNA

    116A Coney Island's ___ Park

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    ASHEN

    14A Wan

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    POLO

    103D Common khakis go-with

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    GATE

    10A Ending for many a scandal

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    EMOTE

    75A Wear one's heart on one's sleeve

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    OCT

    60A Thanksgiving mo. in Canada

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    OBESE

    119A Scale-busting

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    KAT

    113D Kit ___ bar

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    LOP

    108A With 7-Down, like some rabbits

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    TAFT

    78A Ohio senator who was one of J.F.K.'s eight "Profiles in Courage"

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    TOSCA

    118A Source of "Vissi d'arte"

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    TEMP

    6A Sub (for)

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    TSE

    46A Mao ___-tung

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    INT

    89A Football stat: Abbr.

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    ICI

    39D Here, in Haiti

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    STALE

    22A Hackneyed

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    ARENT

    56A "___ you embarrassed?"

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    HARD

    54D Herculean

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    URGED

    30A Advocated, as caution

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    RUNE

    107D Character seen in "The Hobbit"

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    LIS

    29A Fleur-de-___

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    HOTEL

    122A Travelocity option

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    PLOW

    9D It's driven through something driven

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    ICEIN

    43D Strand because of cold weather, say

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    JEEP

    61D Wrangler, for one

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    AMILATE

    11D Question asked breathlessly at a meeting

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    THEKISS

    6D Rodin sculpture of a couple

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    ERGS

    13D Work units

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    IQS

    4D 100 things, on average

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    EARED

    7D See 108-Across

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    HAIL

    20A Warmly welcome

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    PEAL

    110D Ring out

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    SAHIB

    1A Polite Indian form of address

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    ELFIN

    102D Like some characters in "The Hobbit"

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    DEUCE

    45A It comes between ads

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    MISTS

    8D Keeps moist, as vegetables in a grocery store

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    TEXT

    81D Class work

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    PSHAW

    103A "Oh, come on!"

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    IRAQI

    19A Saudi neighbor

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    AMTS

    100A 2 and 3 tsps., e.g.

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    ISAO

    97D Golfer Aoki

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    CHATS

    48A A forum is for 'em

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    CRUST

    68D Piece of the pie

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    STERNA

    15D Breastbones

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    TONNE

    90A 1,000 kilograms

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    NAMEONE

    91D Skeptic's challenge

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    HRE

    52D Domain of Charles V: Abbr.

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    OTERI

    111A Cheri of "S.N.L."

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    ARALSEA

    106A Body that's a lot thinner than it used to be

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    CATER

    101D Do the dishes?

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    SIFT

    1D Go (through)

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    ASSUME

    14D Take on

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    UNWISE

    96D Injudicious

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    ETHERS

    47A Liquids that burn easily

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    LARKS

    115A Fun times

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    PORTER

    87D One who comes with baggage

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    USERIDS

    31A Log-in requirements

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    PREYON

    73A Target for food

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    ADMIRES

    36A Thinks highly of

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    HANGINTHERE

    16D "Keep up the fight"

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    DEMOTED

    70A Sent down the ladder

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    FARLEFT

    67D Very liberal

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    JANEROE

    61A Female counterpart of John Doe

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    IMOUTTAHERE

    65D "Later!"

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    NORAIN debut

    57A Dry forecast

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    ERNE

    121A Shore bird

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    UAR

    72A Old Mideast inits.

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    CANTO

    51D One of 100 in "The Divine Comedy"

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    DYAN

    38D Cannon who married Cary Grant

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    EDENIC

    63D Paradisiacal

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    NETTED

    41D Earned

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    DOTO

    37D Inflict upon

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    LETUS

    86A Often-contracted phrase

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    AMUR

    21A Border river between China and Russia

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    CONSOLE

    93D Wii, e.g.

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    STEPSUP

    55D Volunteers

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    AMARANTH

    88D Flower that symbolizes immortality

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    FIES

    80D Expressions of outrage

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    NEUTRALS

    82A Beige and ecru

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    ALLISLOST

    79D "We're done for"

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    NTUPLE

    74D Math set with an unspecified number of elements

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    ORALIST

    98A Deaf person who uses speech and lip-reading

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    PARENS

    24D Alternatives to commas, informally

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    THINOUT

    44D Scatter

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    SNEAKOUT

    85D Leave stealthily

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    ANDSUCH debut

    34D Plus other things of that sort

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    HARRUMPHS

    3D Openly expresses disapproval

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    HEINOUS

    54A Reprehensible

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    PAULIE debut

    87A Title parrot in a 1998 film

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    PINCHHIT

    50A Go to bat for someone

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    QUARKS

    95D Physics particles named after a James Joyce coinage

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    TOOTRUE debut

    49D "You're right, though I wish you weren't"

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    APTCOMPLEX debut

    92A Emotional problem that is surprisingly fitting?

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    BITTERER debut

    5D More resentful

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    CENTRES debut

    101A Middles, in Middlesbrough

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    CUTQUITEAFIG debut

    94A Prepared some amazing Mediterranean fruit?

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    1
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    DONTGIVEANIN debut

    38A "I forbid you from providing special access"?

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    1
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    FIRSTPERSONSING debut

    23A "Belt it out, Adam!"?

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    1
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    ISINON debut

    40D Knows about

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    LEMENU debut

    64D Old frozen dinner brand

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    LOOKOUTFORNOONE debut

    112A Do a bad job as a watchman?

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    1
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    POPDENSITY debut

    42A Your father's blockheadedness?

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    1
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    SIDEON debut

    32D Like a profile picture

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    TAKETWO debut

    28A Another shot

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    TRUSSUP debut

    76A Bind tightly

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    TUNINGUP debut

    12D Making a good pitch?

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    TURNOFTHECENT debut

    66A Coin flip with a penny?

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