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Thursday · 78 answers · 6 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

    16A Part of B.C.E.

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    SET

    22A Three of a kind, in Texas hold'em

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    EPEE

    67A It may be waved at the Olympics

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    ASIA

    15A Where many emerging markets can be found

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    OGRE

    50A People eater, perhaps

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    AIR

    19A Put on

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    ELS

    47A Logical extremes?

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    TIL

    9D Up to, informally

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    EROS

    61D Greek matchmaker

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    UNIT

    21A Company, e.g.

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    PTA

    65D Grp. concerned with class struggles?

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    ODD

    24D "How ___!"

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    AHEM

    57D "I'm right here, you know"

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    PELE

    60D Scorer of 1,281 goals in 1,363 games

    21
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    RTE

    5D Mail abbr.

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    IPO

    64D Opening on Wall St.

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    AMOS

    38A Book after Joel

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    PDA

    55A Address book replacer, for short

    16
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    DELI

    35A Supermarket section

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    TAXI

    53A Move on or off the runway

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    FOE

    66A "Them"

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    AYES

    20A For people?

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    NILE

    3D Locale in Exodus

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    DATE

    34D Go with

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    TART

    13D Lemonlike

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    SOX

    46D Pride of Boston, informally

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    50
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    NAIF

    56A Ingenuous one

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    ELSIE

    36D Beast of Borden

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    ALLY

    2D One of "us"

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    LONG

    23A Protracted

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    HRS

    44D Big hits: Abbr.

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    AWLS

    59D Punchers for a belt

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    YAY

    10D Triumphant shout

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    AFROS

    54D Heads of the black community?

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    49
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    REOS

    33D Classic cars

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    SASSES

    71A Gets smart with

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    CAMI

    7D Short negligee, for short

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    OTELLO

    68A Opera with the "Willow Song"

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    FEY

    62A Effeminate

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    CITY

    7A Word following Kansas or Oklahoma

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    THEA

    28D Mother of Selene

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    ANGELA

    18D First name in German politics

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    FORM

    70A Application to fill out

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    LAMAR

    40A Missouri birthplace of Harry Truman

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    JAPE

    58A Practical joke

    2
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    LIMBO

    32D Bar entertainment?

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    OVARY

    26D Egg container

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    BUYS

    45A Accepts

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    ISITME

    8D "Am I the only one ...?"

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    OHFUN

    6D Sarcastic response to a dreaded task

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    NEG

    27D -: Abbr.

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    HEF

    63D Bunny's beau

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    PFFT

    55D How a dud goes

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    HOED

    29A Was anti-weed?

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    MPAA

    1D Org. associated with filmratings.com

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    29
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    ENISLE

    4D Strand, in a way

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    25
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    TSR

    69A Original D&D co.

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    ATCO

    42A Big record label in 1960s pop

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    PLINTH

    14A Column base

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    12
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    GIJOES

    51D U.S. soldiers, in slang

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    ILLSEE

    52A "Maybe"

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    MONTHS

    25A Threesome in a quarter

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    PCT

    11A Election night abbr.

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    AUNTIE

    41D ___ Anne's (pretzel company)

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    STOL

    39D Small-runway craft, in brief

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    TENTHS

    43A Column that's beside the point?

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    DOZ

    34A Baker's qty.

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    AGEONE

    37A Time to start walking, maybe

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    OZONELAYER

    30D It's found all around the world

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    PEASHOOTER

    11D Toy gun

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    CRIESUNCLE

    12D Admits defeat

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    ZENGER

    49D John Peter ___, early American publisher and free press champion

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    2
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    ALLIEFAMILY debut

    17A Groundbreaking 1970s sitcom

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    ELEVEHOUR debut

    31A Just before the deadline

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    1
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    EVEORIZON debut

    48A Point beyond which light cannot escape from a black hole

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    1
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    HIGHERPOWER debut

    63A Divine being ... or a hint to 17-, 31- and 48-Across

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    1
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    HOMEVIDEOS debut

    29D Many camcorder recordings

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    1
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    MANERO debut

    1A Travolta's "Saturday Night Fever" role

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