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Thursday · 83 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    LEO

    5D "Seinfeld" uncle

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    TEN

    22A X

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    369
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    ASIA

    64A One of a geographical septet

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    350
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    ETC

    41A What "..." may mean: Abbr.

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    268
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    OAR

    28D Sculler's implement

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    331
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    EROS

    18A Boy taking a bow

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    321
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    HOE

    53A It can make a row

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    173
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    ORS

    68D Hosp. areas

    25
    161
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    ENE

    10A Buffalo-to-Burlington dir.

    24
    403
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    NEON

    11D 10 on a table

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    219
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    ATT

    24A QB stat: Abbr.

    23
    161
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    OTTO

    63A German boy's name meaning "wealthy"

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    273
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    TIP

    20D Line on a restaurant check

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    126
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    SNIT

    23A Red state?

    21
    159
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    NOS

    72A Vetoes

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    156
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    SIN

    25A It's a no-no

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    TET

    52D Vietnamese New Year

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    178
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    SAO

    34A ___ Tomé

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    171
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    ABUT

    64D Be contiguous

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    135
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    AORTA

    56D Main line

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    144
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    MOO

    45D Repeated word finishing "Everywhere a ..."

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    137
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    NONE

    35A Last option on some survey questions

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    132
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    OPTS

    63D Decides (to)

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    132
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    SHEL

    60D Silverstein who wrote "A Boy Named Sue"

    11
    75
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    EMTS

    62D Producers of many revivals, for short

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    96
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    ITSY

    19A Teeny

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    78
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    INE

    26D Elephant's tail?

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    155
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    ESO

    66D That: Sp.

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    141
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    AMORE

    2D Andrea Bocelli's 2006 platinum-selling album

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    97
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    AFOOT

    24D In progress

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    52
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    DOA

    43D 1950 film noir starring Edmond O'Brien

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    88
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    TOW

    48A Job for a repo man

    8
    88
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    BALE

    46A Roll in the hay?

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    84
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    SPRY

    7D Complimentary adjective for a grandpa

    7
    92
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    LAIRS

    71A Retreats

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    35
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    DROP

    38A One-third of a fire safety instruction

    5
    82
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    SCH

    7A It often starts in Sept.

    5
    75
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    KNELT

    30D Prepared to engage?

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    48
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    EDWIN

    6D Astronomer Hubble

    5
    32
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    CHAIR

    8D Easy ___

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    25
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    SCENT

    60A Bouquet

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    66
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    SPANS

    21A Bridges

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    30
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    SDS

    57A '60s antiwar grp.

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    ERGS

    12D Physics units

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    EDDA

    10D Ancient Norse work

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    SATYR

    37D Mythical hybrid

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    VITAL

    33D Essential

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    24
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    NINERS

    36A San Fran team

    3
    12
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    EUR

    54A Alternative to the USD

    2
    83
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    OVINE

    32A Like the breeds Kerry Hill and English Leicester

    2
    72
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    SNERD

    23D Edgar Bergen's dummy of old radio

    2
    55
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    SEXES

    31D Classifies in one of two groups, in a way

    2
    30
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    BINET

    1D I.Q. test pioneer

    2
    25
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    EVENER

    47D Leveling tool

    2
    24
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    SATES

    59D Fills

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    TORTS

    49A First-year law course

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    24
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    HOISTS

    9D Raises

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    14
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    NOTNOW

    16A "It can wait"

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    13
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    CONAIR

    61D 1997 Nicolas Cage film

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    11
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    SEAAIR

    55A What sailors breathe

    1
    10
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    PAIROFSOCKS

    27A They rarely cover more than two feet in one day

    1
    3
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    DIRGE

    58D Tune you're unlikely to dance to

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    28
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    DADO

    42A Woodworker's groove

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    24
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    MEX

    40A Party to Nafta: Abbr.

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    ONEBC

    32D End of an era?

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    15
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    ROBERT

    67A One of the Kennedys

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    TEMPLE

    44A Philadelphia university

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    TRUDGE

    70A Walk laboriously

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    OUTRUN

    51D Best in a race

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    ASTAIRES

    73A Sibling duo in "Lady, Be Good!," 1924

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    7
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    BAIRNS

    4D Wee 'uns in Scotland

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    7
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    BAUBLE

    1A Bagatelle

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    6
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    ENTRUSTS

    69A Charges, as with a responsibility

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    6
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    PRAIRIEDOG

    17A Great Plains tunneler

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    LEPTON

    15D Subatomic particle

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    3
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    PETHAIR

    39D Common allergen

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    3
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    HOMEREPAIR

    65A Do-it-yourselfer's activity

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    2
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    UPSTAIRSDOWNSTAIRS

    14D 1970s TV series set at 165 Eaton Place

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    2
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    CLAIRVOYANT debut

    50A Visionary

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    1
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    COMPRESSEDAIR debut

    29D Gas station supply ... or what can be found eight times in this puzzle?

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    1
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    IMPAIRED debut

    13A Intoxicated, say

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    1
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    UPHOLDER debut

    14A Sustainer

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    1
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    UPTONSINCLAIR debut

    3D 1943 Pulitzer-winning novelist for "Dragon's Teeth"

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    1