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Sunday · 140 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    SPA

    109A Place with expensive mud

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    ERR

    116D Go wrong

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    ANT

    112A Tiny tunneler

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    ADO

    22A Clamor

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    SSN

    67A Bank acct. info

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    LSD

    15D Acid

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    ICE

    117A It's found in sheets or, in softer form, blankets

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    ETC

    50D Abbr. for those not mentioned

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    ONCE

    104D Start of a reminiscence

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    BRA

    8D One piece of a two-piece

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    OAT

    61A Muffin variety

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    ANEW

    83A Another time

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    LES

    120A 89-Across, in France

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    AIM

    9D Archery asset

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    SEW

    16A Put on a nonpolitical button, say

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    STYE

    41D Eye inflammation

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    SAGA

    109D Story with many chapters

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    EDNA

    17D Ned's bride on "The Simpsons" in 2012

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    IMP

    91A Hellion

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    LYE

    72D Oven cleaner ingredient

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    TALC

    80D It might be patted on the back

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    LOS

    89A 120-Across, in Spain

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    PHI

    70A One of five rhyming Greek letters

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    REAR

    106D Raise

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    SCI

    88D Fi preceder

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    OOH

    115D "Wonderful!"

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    FRO

    26A Back

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    APNEA

    101A Breathing disorder

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    INK

    25A Publicity, in Variety-speak

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    SECT

    12D Abbr. on a stadium ticket

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    HEIR

    100A Next in line

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    OUST

    39D Boot

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    SHEL

    12A Silverstein who wrote "A Boy Named Sue"

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    DAY

    84A When a vampire sleeps

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    MDS

    34D H.M.O. figures

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    OSSO

    46A ___ buco

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    ABASE

    7A Take down a notch

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    HATE

    13D Give zero stars, say

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    SUM

    64D Total

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    ONYX

    78D First gemstone mentioned in the Bible

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    NNE

    49D Upstream on the Mississippi River, along Miss.

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    ANDS

    111D Common connectors

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    LEGS

    92A Bridge table foursome

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    APSO

    48D Lhasa ___ (dog breed)

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    NEWTS

    69D Some witches like their eyes

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    SLRS

    121A Some 35mm cameras

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    BOAR

    66D Object of a hunt in "Lord of the Flies"

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    ACC

    73D Org. for Duke

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    BOND

    42A Ornithologist James of whom Ian Fleming was a fan

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    EMBER

    65A See 62-Across

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    ADAB

    102A Not much at all

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    ADIN

    7D Certain game point

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    ROM

    4D ___-com

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    DDT

    60A "Silent Spring" spray

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    PREY

    110D Sparrow, to a sparrow hawk

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    STILT

    45A Circus prop

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    DART

    97D What eyes and pedestrians may do

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    DALE

    77D Hill's partner

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    PIPE

    82D Prop for Popeye or Santa

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    DREAMT

    5D Thought (up)

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    MAMMA

    81D Bambino's first word

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    ELEM

    40D Low-grade?: Abbr.

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    SMU

    44A Dallas sch.

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    JAIL

    103D One corner of a Monopoly board

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    SALINE

    74D Like the ocean

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    SCOOT

    31A Skedaddle

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    ONADATE

    75A Sitting together at the movies, say

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    IDIOMS

    98D Blue-collar and pink-slip

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    BOARDS

    1A Advisory panels

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    UNCORK

    19A Crack open, in a way

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    ETO

    43A W.W. II arena: Abbr.

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    LST

    114D Amphibious W.W. II vessel

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    ACRO

    3D Common prefix with phobia

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    SETIN

    31D Take root

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    AAMILNE

    47A Author whose most famous character is introduced as Edward Bear

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    ARAMIS

    105A A Musketeer

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    INSANE

    96D Wild

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    AGTS

    107D Operatives: Abbr.

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    DECAL

    59A Car decoration

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    ELLIOT

    11D "Billy ___," 2000 film

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    HULAS

    71A Dances accompanied by gourd drums

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    WOKS

    18D They're handled in Asian restaurants

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    RIOTACT

    29D What a rabble-rouser might be read

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    STDENIS

    52D Seine-___, department bordering Paris

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    DNALAB

    76D Forensic facility

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    FASO

    24D Burkina ___ (Niger neighbor)

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    BSS

    51A Some four-year degs.

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    BUFF

    1D Shine up

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    SPITES

    95D Treats vengefully

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    CAPLET

    99D Pill type

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    JOYS

    103A Pleasures

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    EMBALM

    38D Prepare for the afterlife

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    BOWTO

    42D Greet respectfully

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    GLOWS

    62A Gives off light, as a 65-Across

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    ONOR

    2D Words before "before"

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    IMUS

    30A "___ in the Morning"

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    REMO

    37D San ___, Italy

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    EMERIL

    14D First name among celebrity chefs

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    STOOGE

    68D Lackey

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    SAE

    56D Coll. fraternity

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    IMIT

    33A "You're looking at the whole department"

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    TRAVEL

    94D Hit the road

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    ACEY

    53A ___-deucey (card game)

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    LYONS

    87A Film critic Jeffrey

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    SETHS

    122A Rogen and Meyers

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    TENTHS

    21D Tithing amounts

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    CRIP

    108A L.A. gang member

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    CTRS

    108D Some med. facilities

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    ECLAIRS

    85A Oblong desserts

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    SANDER

    67D Tool used in the evening?

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    STRAYS

    123A They may be measured by the pound

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    RNAS

    29A Coding molecules

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    ADRAG

    57D "What ___!" ("Bummer!")

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    WINTER

    28A High season in Hawaii

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    OUGHT

    55D Need (to)

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    STAMOS

    90D John of Fox's "Grandfathered"

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    SKIBUM

    6D One who's always getting a pass?

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    UNSENT

    36D Still in the outbox

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    JOSHUA

    35D Israelites' leader after Moses

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    APPLIED

    47D Not just theoretical

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    COOLED

    32D Air-conditioned

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    IHS

    113D Monogram on Christian crosses

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    MERGED

    119A Consolidated

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    WHOYOU

    63D Question of surprise to a volunteer

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    ABAN

    27A Impose ___ on

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    ADOT

    86A "Poke-___!" (kids' book series)

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    ISDONE

    30D Needs no further cooking

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    PAWNEES

    70D Great Plains Indians

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    SAINTNICK

    16D Present day figure

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    SLEWOF

    10D Whole lotta

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    DRILLTEAMS

    20A Some parade performers

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    HEATSENSOR

    118A Thermometer, e.g.

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    NEOPHYTES

    79D Novices

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    DONATETOMYCAMPAIGNNOW debut

    77A "Deficit spending must stop!"

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    EXPECTCUTSINMEDICARE debut

    93A "I'll slow this country's spread of drugs!"

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    FORMEIFIAMELECTED debut

    23A "Unemployment will be a thing of the past!"

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    IVEGOTALOTTOLEARN debut

    113A "Education will be my top priority!"

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    JUSTMOREOFTHEOLDONES debut

    35A "No new taxes!"

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    TUNEUPS debut

    58A Basic car maintenance

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    WHENOPPONENTSATTACKME debut

    54A "I will maintain a strong defense!"

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