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Wednesday · 81 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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    ETA

    51A Flight info, briefly

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    ELI

    17A "Hostel" director Roth

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    599
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    TEE

    21A One end of a fairway

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    SSN

    72A Hyphenated ID

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    SAT

    26D Remained idle

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    ADE

    11D Ending with Gator

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    TEA

    6D Chai ___

    30
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    LIE

    67D Polygraph detection

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    TAU

    69A Fraternity letter

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    DEE

    52A End to "end"

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    ARC

    30A What a line drive lacks

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    ATSEA

    40D Totally disoriented

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    EDS

    68D Some desk workers, for short

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    OARS

    49A Regatta gear

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    CON

    63A Hoodwink

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    RENO

    23A Eight-year member of Clinton's cabinet

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    230
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    ASADA

    22A Carne ___ (burrito filler)

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    42
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    POT

    2D Container for 6-Down

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    120
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    EBAY

    60A Site with Daily Deals

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    LEST

    32A "... ___ ye be judged"

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    SALAD

    35D Restaurant dish that patrons may make themselves

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    101
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    DAY

    66D Word repeated in "___ in, ___ out"

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    DUE

    65D Expected in

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    EATAT

    8D Really get to

    7
    71
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    UNTIL

    70A As late as

    7
    50
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    NPR

    12A "Fresh Air" network

    6
    98
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    CACTI

    24D Prickly pears, e.g.

    6
    65
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    GAG

    20A React to a stench, maybe

    5
    63
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    PLANE

    13D It lacks depth

    5
    39
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    CLOP

    31D Sound of a wooden shoe

    5
    30
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    TAMPA

    41A Home of the Buccaneers

    4
    67
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    BELTS

    53D Big swigs

    4
    19
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    ROTINI

    23D Corkscrew-shaped pasta

    4
    19
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    NOOGIE

    15A Knuckle to the head

    4
    17
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    ESSES

    73A Half of the letters in this answer's row

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    ELLS

    62D Some add-ons

    3
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    EARED

    16A Lop-___

    3
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    RIGOR

    14D Extreme hardship

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    ALTOID debut

    71A Breath mint in a tin

    3
    10
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    LBJ

    64A Great Society inits.

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    32
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    NEGEV

    12D More than half of Israel

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    32
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    RAHRAH

    19D Full of school spirit

    2
    28
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    YESYES

    74A "Of course, that's obvious"

    2
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    TATTLE

    43D Act the snitch

    2
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    ROUTS

    59D Defeats handily

    2
    25
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    ZEBRA

    7A Parent of a zorse or a zonkey

    2
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    THERESA

    57A Russell of "Black Widow"

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    14
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    DRAGONS

    46D Chinese New Year decorations

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    5
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    ECOLE

    58D France's ___ des Beaux-Arts

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    ABRAM

    25D James ___ Garfield

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    40
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    AGNEW

    4D Vice president before Ford

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    39
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    SIDEA

    5D Half a 45

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    39
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    UNS

    1D Young ___ (tots)

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    YAH

    48D "Fargo" assent

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    CAJUN

    55D New Orleans cuisine

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    24
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    ABBAS

    54D Arafat's successor

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    19
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    STIGMA

    37A Stain on one's reputation

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    HOYT

    42A Knuckleballer Wilhelm

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    16
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    MULES

    39D Stubborn sorts

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    14
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    BRIDAL

    9D Like some showers

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    13
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    STRUTS

    50D Walks like a peacock

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    12
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    REMAKES

    10D Many movies with built-in audiences

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    6
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    SPOOKY

    34D Like a haunted house

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    5
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    ABO

    29A Blood-typing system

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    EUBIE

    56D Ragtime pianist Blake

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    25
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    ZEDS

    7D Sleep indicator in a British comic strip

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    ESTAB

    28D Founded: Abbr.

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    GRUEL

    61A Fare for Oliver Twist

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    KYLE

    36D "American Sniper" subject Chris ___

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    15
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    ANOUT

    44A Have ___ (avoid blame)

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    CARWASH

    24A Common school fund-raiser

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    UPCAST

    1A Thrown skyward

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    BACKDATE

    53A *Make retroactive

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    2
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    COATROOMS

    3D Where forgotten umbrellas may accumulate

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    2
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    DOUBLEDOUBLE debut

    65A Statistical achievement in basketball ... or what the answer to each starred clue is

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    2
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    GOLDENBOY

    38D Person who can do no wrong

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    2
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    PLAYBILLS debut

    47A *Handouts to theatergoers

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    2
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    TAKEOVER

    27A *Coup d'état, e.g.

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    2
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    CROSSTALK debut

    33A *Incidental chatter

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    IMSOLD debut

    45A "You've convinced me!"

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    1
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    STANDARDTIME debut

    18A *It's divided into four zones in the contiguous U.S. states

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