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Friday · 68 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    TEE

    28A Shorts go-with

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    ETAL

    27D Bibliographer's abbr.

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    ALSO

    14D Furthermore

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    OVAL

    48D Like some lockets

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    ACES

    8D Excellent, slangily

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    LIAR

    45D Unreliable narrator

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    NERO

    49D Husband of ancient Rome's Poppaea Sabina

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    INERT

    30A Unable to react

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    ANG

    39A Film director Lee

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    SLEW

    50D Big bunch

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    AHOY

    34D Hearty greeting?

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    ATEAM

    11D Crack squad

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    OOPS

    40A Omission statement?

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    INSET

    51A Ornamental garment panel

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    DEAR

    26A Immoderately priced

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    ATALL

    16A To any degree

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    INCH

    1D Narrow margin

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    ALLAH

    34A Deity with 99 names

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    GENT

    44A Man of urbanity

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    ALEVE

    53A Over-the-counter name for naproxen

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    SOPS

    21A Minor concessions

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    LEAR

    33A Disinheritor of Cordelia

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    SWAT

    3D Try to beat the buzzer?

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    CLAP

    31D Honor an honoree, say

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    NODS

    9D Silent signals

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    SACS

    46D Alveoli, e.g.

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    49
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    MATH

    22D Quadratics, e.g.

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    48
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    RYDER

    55A "Brideshead Revisited" surname

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    45
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    ESPYS

    29D Awards show since 1993

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    36
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    GETME

    44D "Capeesh?"

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    HEAP

    35A Junker

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    LOSES

    45A Gives the slip

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    SELLS

    18A Is in demand

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    NEHI

    2D Classic pop

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    KNOW

    47D Have in mind?

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    MAMET

    22A "The Cryptogram" playwright David

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    REEVE

    43D One of Chaucer's pilgrims

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    DOLLS

    26D What plangonologists collect

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    MASCARA

    10D Cause of black eyes?

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    MAFIA

    10A Group with rackets

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    CASIO

    20A Tokyo-based electronics giant

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    DETROIT

    5D Bankruptcy declarer of 2013

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    GILDA

    23D Rita Hayworth film briefly featured in "The Shawshank Redemption"

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    PINENUT

    38D Biscotto bit

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    HITORMISS

    19A Wildly uneven

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    LOBSTER

    37D Bisque bit

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    POTTY

    38A ___ mouth

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    ANTINOVEL debut

    52A Literary term popularized by Sartre

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    3
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    NEWMEXICO

    15A U.S. state with the oldest capital city

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    MINIS

    7D Some M&M's

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    EXEMPT

    6D Off the hook

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    FISHES

    41A Extends a line, say

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    FELIPE

    41D One of baseball's Alous

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    GHOSTTOWN

    32D Nobody's home

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    GOTOIT

    23A "Get cracking!"

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    SKELETONS

    46A Dancers in danse macabre imagery

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    FALSETEETH

    12D Wood choppers of old

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    IMSOSORRY debut

    4D "My deepest condolences"

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    ONEANDONLY debut

    24D Perfect match

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    CHASTENED

    17A Newly humble

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    ILLITERATE

    13D "X" signer

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    INSIDEMAN debut

    1A Helper in a heist

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    SWEETNLOW

    56A Product in pink packets

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    COMPUWARE debut

    54A Big name in the mainframe business

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    1
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    COTTAGERS debut

    31A Rustic dwellers

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    1
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    DARBY debut

    42A 1980s-'90s singer Terence Trent ___

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    DARYLHALL debut

    36A Member of a pop duo whose debut album was titled "Whole Oats"

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    TEARGASSED debut

    25D Put down, in a way, as a group of rioters

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