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Sunday · 138 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ATE

    113D Gorged on

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    SPA

    112D Place for a "me day"

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    AGE

    50A Frequent subject of fibbing

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    OREO

    12D Stackable dessert item

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    ASIA

    71D Part of SEATO

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    NOR

    43D Here/there connector

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    ACNE

    103D Red in the face?

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    ARTS

    81D Part of M.F.A.

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    ENO

    25D Ambient music innovator Brian

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    OPERA

    21A Word with light or horse

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    NEAR

    17D Within view

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    SMOG

    106D Beijing problem

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    PAL

    76D Gal ___

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    LAP

    23A One time around

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    RAY

    13D 2004 musical biopic for which the star won Best Actor

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    ARO debut

    48D Michael Sheen's character in "Twilight"

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    IVE

    114A "___ no idea"

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    OFT

    78D More than once in a while

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    LEA

    90D "Glee" star ___ Michele

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    ORATE

    117A Emulate Isocrates

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    EDENS

    119A Paradises

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    EVES

    109D Holiday lead-ins

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    FIT

    68A See 73-Across

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    NCAA

    79A ESPNU covers it

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    VET

    100D Nov. 11 honoree

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    UMP

    19A Person behind a strike?

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    OPINE

    26D Put forward

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    OMAR

    2D All-Star second baseman Infante

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    ALERT

    99D Not nodding

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    AGENT

    120A Chemical ___

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    TIC

    63D Personal quirk

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    GOO

    1A Fake blood, e.g.

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    SEX

    118A Birth certificate datum

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    AUNT

    80D You may have a great one in your family

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    TERI

    107D Hatcher of "Desperate Housewives"

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    REY

    65D "Born to Die" singer Lana Del ___

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    TINA

    34A Brown who wrote "The Diana Chronicles"

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    NHL

    53A Group of Coyotes, for short

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    ETHOS

    101D Community spirit

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    CLEF

    44D One on staff?

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    AMPS

    18D Ratchets (up)

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    WEB

    32D It's a trap

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    MEOW

    91D It may mean "Pet me!"

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    LOOSE

    77A Out of the barn, say

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    OWLET

    108A Babe in the woods

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    WHAT

    28D "Huh?"

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    ALEE

    16D "Helm ___!" (captain's cry)

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    BOAR

    96A Head of an inn?

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    TORTE

    33A Rich cake

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    AIRED

    56D Broadcast

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    MUTT

    41A Half-and-half, maybe

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    SST

    122A Boom source

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    ARCED

    71A Like pop-ups

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    IGUANA

    14D Pet in the comic strip "FoxTrot"

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    CARS

    74A 2006 Pixar film

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    ACCESS

    103A Get into

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    EXTOL

    89A Sing the praises of

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    STAKE

    97D Rooting interest

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    POKER

    116A Pairs are seen in it

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    BLAME

    46A ___ game

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    TBONES

    95D Broadsides, informally

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    BLASE

    88D Oh-so-bored

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    OGEE

    49A Kind of arch

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    MINT

    91A Unused

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    LARS

    47D Cousin of Sven

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    LUGE

    36D Winter Olympics sport

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    CAFES

    4A Many establishments on Paris's Boulevard Saint-Germain

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    SOFAR

    9D Till now

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    COLON

    59D Port on the Panama Canal

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    GROWL

    57A Empty stomach sound

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    ARA

    82A Celestial altar

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    IVANA

    14A Ex-Mrs. Trump

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    NABOB

    102A Pooh-bah

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    DUCT

    86A Prison escape path, maybe

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    SINES

    121A Trig functions

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    STILETTO

    106A Part of a dominatrix's outfit

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    PACERS

    30A N.B.A. team once coached by Larry Bird

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    VERDE

    11D Like some salsa

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    TEXT

    110D Emoji holder

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    EUR

    85A It borders the N. Atl.

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    DAR

    61D D.C.'s ___ Constitution Hall

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    HESS

    54A Name on a toy truck

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    COVE

    105D Inlet

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    SAVOR

    9A Enjoy thoroughly

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    ENTITLE

    92A Give the right

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    TEHRAN

    39D 1943 conference site

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    TRYON

    73A Check for 68-Across

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    CORP

    59A ___ limit (sign at the edge of town)

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    GOLEM

    22A Figure in Jewish folklore

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    SHOWS

    31A DVR lineup

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    FETAS

    62A Crumbly cheeses

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    AARE

    52A Longest river entirely within Switzerland

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    CLOD

    104D Lummox

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    AUDIO

    60A Sound

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    EBOLA

    20A Cause of a 2014 epidemic

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    SABOT

    8D Clog

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    LUCRE

    58D Ill-gotten gains

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    GULP

    1D [Um, this can't be good]

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    PROWL

    27A Beat around the bush?

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    BENCH

    42A Park place

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    CELLOS

    4D Solo features of six Bach suites

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    ATTIRED

    70A Decked out

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    RETESTS

    94A Second chances for students

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    VOLCANO

    15D See 69-Across

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    AURORAE

    64A Arctic lights

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    LOLO debut

    51A ___ Soetoro, stepfather of Barack Obama

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    OPPOSITESATTRACT debut

    3D "Birds of a feather flock together, but ..."

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    ABO

    5D Blood type system

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    AMAH

    35D Shanghai nursemaid

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    ELKE

    7D Actress Sommer

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    SLAVE

    97A Caliban in "The Tempest," e.g.

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    APORT

    10D Left at sea

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    ALIASES

    35A Handles

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    NOVAE

    115A Blazing stars

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    ADREM

    56A To the point

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    FACADE

    66D Pretense

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    FAIN

    83A Gladly, old-style

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    BFLAT

    88A A sharp equivalent

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    DIPSO

    75A Heavy drinker, in slang

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    ICELAND

    69A Locale of the 15-Down Eyjafjallajökull

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    LIKEN

    98D Compare

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    TIBETAN

    87D Like some mountain guides

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    INANITY

    37A Silliness

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    LEONARDO

    29A Mathematician Fibonacci

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    SUFIS

    55D Mystical Muslims

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    ATARUN

    67D Galloping

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    DOUX

    72D Billet-___

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    LOOKBEFOREYOULEAP

    24A "He who hesitates is lost, but ..."

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    YELPED

    40D Checked online reviews of, modern-style

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    CLOTHESMAKETHEMAN

    111A "You can't judge a book by its cover, but ..."

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    TOSHES debut

    93D Comedian Daniel and musician Peter

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    BAGATELLE debut

    46D Trifle

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    FATFARM debut

    66A Regimented resort

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    FOOLSSELDOMDIFFER debut

    6D "Great minds think alike, but ..."

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    HOMEFRONT debut

    45D Sphere of civilian activity during war

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    IGNORANCEISBLISS debut

    38D "Knowledge is power, but ..."

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    LUFF debut

    84A Steer closer to the wind

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    TIMEWAITSFORNOMAN debut

    34D "Slow and steady wins the race, but ..."

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