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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ERA

    115A The George W. Bush years, e.g.

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    ETA

    55A Info for an airport run

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    SET

    38A 7-5, e.g.

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    IRE

    2D Wrath

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    ERE

    49A "Lord, We Ask Thee ___ We Part" (hymn)

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    ELSE

    37D Besides

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    NEO

    126D Gamer's prefix with pets

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    ORAL

    114D Mouthy?

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    LEE

    121D Actor Marvin

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    ROE

    113A Caviar

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    NIL

    78A Goose egg

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    REN

    116A Stimpy's TV pal

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    AMP

    63A Fender product

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    ETE

    13D When the French toast?

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    SRO

    6D Theater sign

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    SIN

    35A Misdeed

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    TEES

    107D Tic-tac-toe starters?

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    RUE

    117A Be unsatisfied with, say

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    NAP

    60D Carpet fuzz

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    ESTA

    57A "Cómo ___ usted?"

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    OHO

    93A Cry of surprise

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    RAGU

    117D Sauce brand since 1937

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    YAM

    31A Side dish that's sometimes mashed

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    MOO

    16D ___ juice (milk)

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    APR

    29A Bank abbr.

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    INIT

    71A One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr.

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    ISSUE

    32D Children, in legalese

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    LAV

    48A Head, for short

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    MAO

    65A Who said "In waking a tiger, use a long stick"

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    NAIL

    95A Execute perfectly

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    SLEDS

    90D Winter Olympics equipment

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    HIM

    54D "Run to ___" (1961 hit)

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    FEE

    67A Tuition, e.g.

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    NHL

    80A Sports org. with 25-Across

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    TAI

    125D Mai ___

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    PEER

    43D Equal

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    USS

    98A Letters before many a state's name

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    POL

    9D One running races for a living?

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    SLEET

    131A Forecast that might call for gloves and galoshes

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    OYS

    27A Yiddish cries

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    UPDO

    51A Beehive hairstyle, e.g.

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    RTES

    113D Hwys.

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    CAD

    124D Guy whose face might get slapped

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    NYU

    66A Eastern sch. with a noted film program

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    NOLIE

    22A "Truly"

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    OHSO

    92D Too, too

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    SST

    127D Retired boomer

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    ONA

    110A ___ mission

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    ROOST

    47D Sleep on it

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    DUD

    108A It never goes off

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    EAVES

    128A Gutter locales

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    RIVAL

    112D Coke, to Pepsi

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    SLALOM

    64A Winter Olympics event

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    IODINE

    102A First-aid supply

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    UPTO

    91A Doing

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    LOOM

    24D Impend

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    TOA

    77A ___ fault

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    POOH

    73A "Tush!"

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    IFFY

    7D Doubtful

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    OREIDA

    74D Tater Tots maker

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    SOLTI

    68A Longtime Chicago Symphony conductor

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    USABLE

    105D Functional

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    ACEIT

    4D Do really well on a test

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    MIENS

    75A Aspects

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    TRALA

    120A Insouciant syllables

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    VOW

    1D One of two at a wedding

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    LILA

    18D Actress Kedrova who won an Oscar for "Zorba the Greek"

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    ADAGES

    130A "Time heals all wounds" and others

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    YESM

    19D Polite rural reply

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    FLING

    59D Summer romance, maybe

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    STORAGE

    99D Attic function

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    OPTION

    83D "Trick" or "treat," e.g.

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    PINUP

    89D Maxim tear-out

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    VOUS

    86D The "V" of R.S.V.P.

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    SEURAT

    46A No one says his art was pointless

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    ONTHEDL

    103D Out of action, in baseball lingo

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    RMS

    84A Hotel capacity: Abbr.

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    LEV

    123D Book after Exodus: Abbr.

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    ITISSO

    10D "True"

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    GOALS

    25A Net results?

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    CMD

    101A Mil. authority

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    ADOLPH

    52A Brewer Coors

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    ATLEAST

    97D Start of a rationalization

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    PRIES

    36A Is a buttinsky

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    SERAPH

    14D Figure above God's throne, in Isaiah

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    RAWDATA

    5D Spreadsheet input

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    OOMPAH

    69D Tuba sound

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    SEEPY

    33D Like ooze

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    ENTWINE

    11D Lace

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    NOBS

    8D Cribbage one-pointers

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    FOOTNOTE

    21A Fact addition

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    IRONBAR

    79D Cell part

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    GOTANA debut

    34D Scored between 90 and 100, say

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    ORECAR

    20A Collier's transport

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    UTEP

    118D Conference USA sch.

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    SWE

    28A Scand. country

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    TVPG

    42D Common sitcom rating

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    TID

    26A Three times daily, in Rx's

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    NATHAN

    96A Eponym of a hot dog chain

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    DELILAH

    53D Noted remover of locks

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    ENTRAPS

    111A Snares

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    MYSTIC

    50A Turbaned sort

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    RANKLE

    106D Really get to

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    QUAINT

    94A Like the expression "Sakes alive!"

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    SCAPES

    45D Vistas

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    LIQ

    81D Water, e.g.: Abbr.

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    THD

    72D Religious deg.

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    AMPLY

    15A In sufficient quantity

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    ANGRILY

    15D How a phone may be slammed down

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    DROOPS

    82A Resembles week-old flowers, say

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    EVENEDUP

    132A Tied

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    LEGALAGE

    129A Majority

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    SALTMINE

    41D Hard labor spot

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    TINHORN

    56D Petty braggart

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    GOODGAME

    61D Comment made with a handshake

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    HUMPH debut

    62D "Be that way!"

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    ISITAGO

    32A "Do we have approval?"

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    LAIDANEGG

    88D Flopped

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    LASTTOLEAVE

    70D Party straggler

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    SENECAN

    100D Like some Roman aphorisms

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    STRUNG

    68D Like Christmas lights

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    GUCK

    87D Slimy stuff

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    LOLAS

    109A Singer Falana and others

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    PITMEN

    44D Coal extractors

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    PRIMACY

    30D Position of greatest importance

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    VICARS

    1A Church leaders

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    BLOWON

    40D Cool, as soup

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    HIN

    119A Ancient Hebrew liquid measure

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    ILLGOT

    133A Like a pirate's treasure

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    INPIECES

    7A Torn asunder

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    PLAYSITSAFE

    17D Doesn't take any chances

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    BLACKCATSTEVENS debut

    122A ... a pop/folk singer with numerous 1970s hits?

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    CERTITUDE debut

    3D You can't predict the weather with this

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    COZENER debut

    12D Con man

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    EYEOFNEWTGINGRICH debut

    58A ... a onetime House speaker?

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    GHOSTBUSTERKEATON debut

    104A ... a silent film star?

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    GRAVEDIGGERPHELPS debut

    85A ... an old Notre Dame basketball coach?

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    ISEND debut

    76D "Where should ___ the check?"

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    TOMBSTONEPHILLIPS debut

    39A ... a former "Dateline" host?

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    WEREWOLFBLITZER debut

    23A Halloween costume for ... a CNN anchor?

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