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Sunday · 138 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    ERA

    105A Historical chapter

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    EMO

    116A Punk subgenre

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    IDO

    19A Marriage agreement?

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    336
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    AMI

    73D "___ right?"

    29
    302
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    HER

    50A 2013 Spike Jonze dramedy

    27
    237
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    RAM

    1A Butter?

    25
    166
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    PSI

    88A Trident-shaped letter

    24
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    PEA

    40D Blowtube projectile

    23
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    TAO

    124A "I Ching" concept

    21
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    EMT

    66A CPR expert

    21
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    OTIS

    55A Maker of indoor cars

    20
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    ROT

    67A Corruption

    20
    214
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    LIL

    86D "___ Darlin'" (Count Basie number)

    20
    166
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    STAY

    123A Hang around

    20
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    EDAM

    105D Dutch export

    19
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    CAT

    87A Gaggle : goose :: clowder : ___

    19
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    LOO

    115D John of England

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    ORO

    53D Treasure from una mina

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    TOT

    32A Little one

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    EASEL

    92D Place for visual aids

    16
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    PRO

    11D Supporting

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    EVIL

    79D Maleficent

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    RENO

    17D City near Lake Tahoe

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    UTES

    39D College team named for a tribe

    13
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    ADIEU

    2D Leave-taking

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    BIO

    114D Book jacket info

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    123
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    PBS

    100A Nonprofit network

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    84
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    TAXI

    94D City dweller's yell

    12
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    EMUS

    82A Outback runners

    12
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    NBC

    120A Jimmy Fallon's employer

    12
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    RHEA

    28D Mother of Zeus

    11
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    UPON

    39A "___ the Housetop" (Christmas song)

    11
    129
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    ONLY

    44D No more than

    11
    116
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    EXTRA

    102A One who gets no credit?

    11
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    TOAD

    81D Mr. ___ of "The Wind in the Willows"

    10
    122
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    EDGY

    18D Pushing the envelope

    10
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    GAGA

    119A Wildly enthusiastic

    10
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    ARTY

    7D Like many student films

    9
    123
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    OHARE

    21A American hub

    9
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    HAH

    15D "Serves you right!"

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    SEWS

    12D Wraps (up)

    9
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    MESH

    6D Interlock

    8
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    ADAGE

    33A Timeworn words

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    SLEET

    95A Cold shower?

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    94
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    TOME

    58D Large volume

    8
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    DANA

    60D Mike's "Wayne's World" co-star

    8
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    TOOL

    62D Easily manipulated sort

    7
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    MOAT

    111D Defensive ring

    7
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    FIN

    23A Half a sawbuck

    7
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    VEER

    20A Take a turn

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    ROLO

    106D Nestlé candy brand

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    46
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    DOLL

    43D Occupant of a small house

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    48
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    ELTON

    49A John of England

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    NORM

    75D Expected amount

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    ISLET

    47D Castaway's site

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    COMA

    4A Out patient's state

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    AMOCO

    104D Bygone gas station name

    5
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    SVEN

    29A "Frozen" reindeer's name

    5
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    PAOLO

    100D Renaissance painter Uccello

    5
    22
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    OSSIE

    71D Actor/activist Davis

    4
    48
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    MOOLA

    118A Green stuff

    4
    43
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    RIGS

    110D Oil field sights

    4
    43
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    TONTO

    8D Fictional Potawatomi tribesman

    3
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    DELL

    54A Small, secluded, wooded valley

    3
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    OPER

    48D Phone button abbr.

    3
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    SUSHI

    31A Roll served at a bar

    3
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    SHRED

    13D Least bit

    3
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    ORK

    41D TV alien's home

    3
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    BLOB

    109D Lava lamp lump

    3
    40
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    SPHERE

    13A Earth, e.g.

    3
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    IVIES

    37D Northeast octet

    3
    35
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    TRIPS

    8A Three of a kind, to a poker player

    3
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    RUMBA

    103D Dance from Cuba

    3
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    MATEY

    77D Chum at sea

    3
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    NECCO

    68A Candy brand since 1901

    3
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    PIA

    51A ___ mater (spinal membrane)

    2
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    AULD

    96A Word in a New Year's Eve song

    2
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    COY

    30A Giving evasive answers

    2
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    RETRY

    46D Have another go at

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    POBOY

    122A Big Easy lunch

    2
    24
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    CRUST

    70D Piece of pizza?

    2
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    CHOPS

    45D Musician's virtuosity

    2
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    HOARSE

    72A Rough

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    PETNAME

    14D Honey or pumpkin

    2
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    SYSCO

    65A Food service giant based in Houston

    2
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    INGA

    112D Personal assistant in "Young Frankenstein"

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    RISER

    67D Stair's face

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    IAMS

    10D Maker of Healthy Naturals food

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    DIGS

    78D Does an investigation

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    IVOR

    83A Songwriter Novello

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    GUESS

    99D Suppose

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    ALLIES

    117A D-Day invaders

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    KEMP

    108D Dole's 1996 running mate

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    TBALL

    76D Kids' outdoor game

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    VSIGN

    98A "We won" gesture

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    ETHICAL

    64D Principled

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    PRU

    85D Boston skyscraper, with "the"

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    RIFFS

    1D Repeated musical phrases

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    GILLS

    89A Bass organs

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    MOTORS

    121A Moves quickly, informally

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    SPEAKTO

    52A Affect in a personal way

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    GENOAN

    63A Like Paganini, by birth

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    SIPPY

    36D ___ cup (spillproof container)

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    OATER

    25D Many a 1950s B-movie

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    RHETT

    9D Butler on a plantation

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    OEUF

    5D French ingredient in French toast

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    LUCK

    107A "Preparation meeting opportunity," it's said

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    GOGH

    63D Van ___, "Lane in Autumn" painter

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    10
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    STILLER

    90D Ben of "Zoolander"

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    MONDO

    42A Extremely, in dated slang

    0
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    ORDERLY

    59A Hospital worker

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    TENSILE

    35A Kind of strength

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    TOSHIBA

    81A Panasonic rival

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    EPICENTER

    16D Seismological focus

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    HEAPED

    22A Stacked messily

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    LEASHES

    38D Dogfight preventers

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    PESTLES

    57A Druggists' implements

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    POLEVAULT

    80D Attempt to pass the bar?

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    EVANSTON

    26D Chicago suburb

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    DEPALMA

    78A Director of "Carlito's Way," 1993

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    IMPLORE

    84A Beseech on bended knee

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    3
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    SEENSAY debut

    93D Talking toy since 1965

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    3
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    MONASTERIES

    3D Brothers' keepers

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    2
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    STCHARLES

    56D Missouri's original capital

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    ALLYEAR debut

    97A Never closed, as a resort

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    BAYERMINIMUM debut

    109A Smallest possible aspirin dose?

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    BYWAY debut

    101D Road less traveled

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    1
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    COMPARTMENT debut

    69D Bedroom on a train, e.g.

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    1
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    CREATIVERIOTERS debut

    45A Mob that disturbs the peace in new and interesting ways?

    0
    1
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    CVJOINT debut

    4D Front-wheel-drive coupling, for short

    0
    1
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    DOUBLEYELLOWLIONS debut

    113A Normandy's coat of arms, basically?

    0
    1
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    FEAROFHYATTS debut

    27A Reason to stay only at Hiltons or Marriotts?

    0
    1
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    GOLDENEYE debut

    34D First Pierce Brosnan 007 film

    0
    1
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    JUSTONEMOWERTHING debut

    24A How you might classify a blade, a gas tank cap or a starter handle?

    0
    1
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    NIGHTMAYORS debut

    75A Municipal leaders who work the late shift?

    0
    1
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    PRETTYSHOER debut

    61A Attractive blacksmith at a stable?

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    1
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    PRIAMREALESTATE debut

    91A Troy, in the "Iliad"?

    0
    1
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    RAMPANCY debut

    74D Unchecked growth

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    1