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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ALI

    89D Ring master

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    IRA

    87A Investment sometimes pronounced as a name

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    NOR

    14D Ibsen's homeland: Abbr.

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    332
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    ROE

    83A Fish eggs

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    283
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    ESAU

    85D Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister

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    245
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    NTH

    33A Math ordinal

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    RNA

    106A Messenger of biochemistry

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    322
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    LEI

    96A ___ Day (Hawaiian holiday)

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    ENO

    119D Composer of the Windows 95 start-up sound

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    285
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    RAT

    99A Chinese calendar animal

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    280
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    ALL

    45A Word said with right or rise

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    299
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    EYE

    110A Have in view

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    283
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    EMU

    56A Creature on the Australian coat of arms

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    ETE

    13D Juillet et août

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    ATOM

    58A Tiny powerhouse

    23
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    DRE

    59A Rap's Dr. ___

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    ONUS

    7D Burden

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    SIRI

    72A Voice from a phone

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    AERO

    58D Musical lead-in to -smith

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    TEEN

    8D Member of Generation Z

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    192
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    TEST

    41D Try

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    NAE

    105A Dundee turndown

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    AKIN

    113D Comparable (to)

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    TEL

    123D ___ Aviv

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    IDEAL

    80D Best

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    135
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    STS

    5D Peter and Francis: Abbr.

    16
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    SHH

    66D "Hey, I want to listen here!"

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    SNO

    27A Cone head?

    14
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    EONS

    24D Huge spans

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    SORE

    60D Like some losers

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    LSU

    35A Tiger Stadium sch.

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    REA

    28A Actor Stephen

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    DEI

    67D Roman gods

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    RENE

    107A French film director Clair

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    YENS

    111D Desires

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    AMMO

    49D What a bandoleer holds

    10
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    RAID

    97A SEAL Team 6 mission

    9
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    TALL

    38A Skyscraping

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    NODE

    1D Terminal in a computer network

    9
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    SOBA

    22A Japanese noodle

    9
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    RITE

    11D Confirmation, e.g.

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    117
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    VAL

    112A ___-d'Oise (French department)

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    83
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    LUAU

    50D Party with pu pu platters

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    ERNO

    26A Toymaker Rubik

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    MIEN

    104A Carriage

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    BEA

    121D "___ sport!"

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    DORM

    69A One side of a quad, say

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    VANE

    19D Fan part

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    FAVA

    102D ___ bean

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    EINE

    57A Mozart's "___ kleine Nachtmusik"

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    119
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    ELLIE

    40D Kemper of "The Office"

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    72
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    OSHEA

    71A Milo of stage and screen

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    OWIE

    73D "Ooh, dat hurt!"

    6
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    PENNE

    95D Pasta whose name is Italian for "feathers"

    6
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    RTS

    120D Some offensive linemen: Abbr.

    5
    68
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    ERES

    30A You are, in español

    5
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    LDS

    44D Mormons, for short

    5
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    CYST

    117D Anatomical sac

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    ENCODE

    103D Make secret

    5
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    CUTIE

    25D Little darling

    5
    25
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    NRA

    47A Grp. that gets the lead out?

    4
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    TRIP

    15D Hit the ground running?

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    RPI

    122D New York engineering sch.

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    CNBC

    115A "American Greed" channel

    4
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    BEEF

    127A Bellyache

    4
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    TAZ

    9D Looney Tunes devil, for short

    4
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    ACTV

    16A When Hamlet says "Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"

    4
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    IRR

    98D Sale tag abbr.

    3
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    ENDO

    86A Prefix with -scope

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    ELTORO

    4D The matador's foe

    3
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    BYOB

    108D Letters of invitation?

    3
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    USELESS

    37D Like most trivia, in the real world

    3
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    MAHALO

    12D Thanks, in Hawaii

    3
    12
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    MOORE

    104D "Where to Invade Next" filmmaker

    2
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    ARISEN

    61D Up

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    BARI

    116D City and province of southern Italy

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    SEI

    32D Sicilian six

    2
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    ISS

    65D Magazine edition: Abbr.

    2
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    SALMA

    60A Hayek of "Frida"

    2
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    GLORY

    51A Fifth-to-last word in the Lord's Prayer

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    ROOMBA

    76D iRobot vacuum

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    PEDESTAL

    48A Bust supporter

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    YSER

    109D 1914 battle site

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    BARS

    74D 1-5 on a cellphone screen

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    DREI

    84A 1 + 2, in Germany

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    INFER

    92A Surmise

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    ENTENTE

    125A Compact

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    YAH

    43D Derisive cry

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    IVOR

    2D Composer Novello

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    TORTS

    81D Law school class

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    ROYS

    63D Rogers, Orbison and Yamaguchi

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    SUPERB

    36D Top-notch

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    TBALL

    18D Game for little sluggers

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    ROSSSEA

    128A Antarctic waters

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    TENK

    34D Long race, in brief

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    OVALTINE

    20A Sponsor of classic radio's "Little Orphan Annie"

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    EDUARDO

    55D Saverin who co-founded Facebook

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    NAILEDIT

    129A "Perfecto!"

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    PURPLE

    29A Like some prose

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    FIJI

    68D Country whose name is one letter different from a mountain

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    RIEN

    46A Nothing: Fr.

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    DION

    91D One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s

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    AVIATOR

    21A Lindbergh, e.g.

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    JIF

    88D Peter Pan rival

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    REEVES

    101D "Speed" star

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    ONPOT

    42D Stoned

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    ORDO

    124A Latin word on the back of a dollar bill

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    TRURO

    77D Cape Cod town

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    OVERHERE

    10D Possible reply to "Where are you?"

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    AHEADOF

    94D Leading

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    ASHRAMS

    16D Indian retreats

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    BOTANY

    108A Gray matter?

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    WAXES

    82A Clobbers

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    IDVE

    92D Word with two apostrophes

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    RECREATE

    90D Play

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    SPIKEHEELS

    53A "Sharp" fashion

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    TORMENT

    9A Distress

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    ESCAPISM

    93A Video game playing, e.g.

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    EVRY

    31D "Climb ___ Mountain"

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    JESUIT

    78A Like Loyola and Xavier universities

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    LEMA

    114D Golf's Champagne Tony

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    IMHOTEP

    54D Mummy in "The Mummy"

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    WAGED

    39D Carried on

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    NICESHOT

    1A Comment after a bull's-eye

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    CANNELLONI

    3D Cylindrical pasta

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    DEIDRE debut

    62A Longtime soap actress Hall

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    HIQ

    6D Peg solitaire puzzle brand

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    COMPLETELY debut

    17D Hook, line and sinker

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    DONTSQUEEZETHERICHMAN debut

    23A Warren Buffett's rule about hugging?

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    EXACTITUDE debut

    75D Precision

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    IMPEDERS debut

    126A People holding things up

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    JEOPARDOUS debut

    88A Risky

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    MURESAN debut

    70D Gheorghe ___, former 7'7" N.B.A. player

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    OBEYYOURTSHIRT debut

    73A Take a clothing slogan too seriously?

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    REDDYE debut

    52D Cotton candy additive

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    THEFABRICOFOURVEILS debut

    100A Tulle, to brides?

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    THISDUBSFORYOU debut

    64A Shout to one about to be knighted?

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    UNFRIENDED debut

    79D Cut ties with, in a way

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    WELOVETOSEEYOUSLIME debut

    39A Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts?

    0
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    YOUDESERVEABAKERTODAY debut

    118A "After all that hard work, I'll order some cake"?

    0
    1