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Monday · 78 answers · 10 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

    36A A low one is good in baseball, in brief

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    ASS

    34D Donkey

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    EEL

    13D Fish that is long and thin

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    ASH

    7D Baseball bat wood

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    STY

    64D Very messy room

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    EWE

    49A Female sheep

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    LIE

    45A Tell a whopper

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    ALSO

    51A "Oh, one more thing ..."

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    NIL

    63D Zero, in a soccer score

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    AFAR

    9D Many miles off

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    SLY

    70A Crafty

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    ORES

    56D Metals from lodes

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    ETCH

    26A Write permanently

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    ACTS

    50A Does stage work

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    SETS

    35A Tennis match units

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    MEN

    42A Fellows

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    NIT

    67A Trivial gripe

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    NANA

    46A Mom's mom

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    RCA

    61D ___ Victor

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    SUE

    12D "A Boy Named ___" (1969 song)

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    ELATE

    71A Thrill

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    UGH

    11D "Blech!"

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    EDENS

    53D Perfect places

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    VIE

    32A Compete (for)

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    UFOS

    30A Mysterious sightings that hover

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    AIRS

    24D Puts on TV

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    FAT

    6D Obese

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    MUG

    62D Make a face for the camera

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    43
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    LOUD

    55A Opposite of quiet

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    43
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    DAP

    60D Fist bump

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    SMUT

    48D Obscene material

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    LANCE

    68A Jouster's weapon

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    SKEE

    59D ___-Ball (arcade game)

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    UHUH

    2D "Forget it!"

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    57
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    PAGES

    69A "War and Peace" famously has more than 1,200

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    OWLS

    1D Avian hooters

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    RAYS

    19D Fish that are flat and wide

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    ASU

    15A Sch. in Tempe

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    SEEME

    37A Words written by a teacher on a failed test, perhaps

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    54
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    AMBLE

    54D Mosey along

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    OUTER

    1A Exterior

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    EMPRESS

    4D Catherine the Great, for one

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    UNHIP

    43A So not cool

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    ACUTE

    66A Sharper than 90°

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    DEEDS

    41D Monopoly cards

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    FACT

    58D Fiction's opposite

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    LARK

    22A Happy as a ___

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    ANC

    38A Nelson Mandela's org.

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    FAQ

    6A Acronym on an online help page

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    NATURAL

    46D Word before gas or disaster

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    SEISMS

    47A Tremors

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    WHAMO

    14A Toy company that gave us Frisbee and Slip 'N Slide

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    8
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    ABUSE

    9A Treat cruelly

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    ISOLATE

    44D Quarantine

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    AIWA

    40D Onetime big name in Japanese electronics

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    ROSIN

    5D Bagful on a pitcher's mound

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    USAUSA

    30D Patriotic Olympics chant

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    HYENAS

    29D "Laughing" animals

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    LUMPS

    17A They're taken in punishment, so to speak

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    LEAFLET

    25D Printed handout

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    FUGUE

    16A Type of composition that Bach is noted for

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    SMURFS

    57A Little blue cartoon characters whose adversary is named Gargamel

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    METADATA debut

    52A Set of info about sets of info

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    DRMARTENS debut

    60A *Boots brand big in grunge fashion

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    BREAK

    65A Shatter

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    SHARIF

    20A Omar who portrayed Dr. Zhivago

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    CEMENT

    28D Sidewalk material

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    FENNEL

    31D Herb sometimes called "sweet anise"

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    QUELL

    8D Stop, as an uprising

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    SAYHEY

    33A The ___ Kid (Willie Mays)

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    90SFADS debut

    39A What the answers to the four starred clues are

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    9PM debut

    39D 2100, in civilian time

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    1
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    BUCKEYE debut

    10D Ohio State student

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    FIVE0 debut

    21D TV's "Hawaii ___"

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    GENIALLY debut

    23A In a cheerful and pleasant manner

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    TAMAGOTCHIS debut

    3D *Hand-held "pets" with digital faces

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    THEMACARENA debut

    27D *Dance associated with a #1 Los del Rio hit

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    THERACHEL debut

    18A *Hairstyle popularized by Jennifer Aniston's character on "Friends"

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