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Tuesday · 78 answers · 3 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

    18A A retirement party might toast the end of one

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    791
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    SPA

    62D Where one might hear oohs and aahs

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    475
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    STAN

    8D "South Park" boy

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    228
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    OAT

    63A Bran source

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    290
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    STP

    41A "The Racer's Edge"

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    172
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    OER

    20A Anthem preposition

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    248
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    TAO

    36A Eastern path

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    223
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    ALAMO

    52A National alternative

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    181
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    TKO

    27D Fight-ending letters

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    123
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    REAR

    23A Kind of admiral

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    184
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    ANG

    70A Director Lee

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    117
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    NIA

    67A Actress Long

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    138
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    SHAM

    50A Faux

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    87
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    TUT

    15A Legendary boy king

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    120
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    STEREO

    6D Non-mono, say

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    112
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    NERD

    25D Dorkmeister

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    159
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    MAI

    30D ___ tai

    10
    77
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    OHNO

    59A "Shoot!"

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    149
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    SAND

    34A Bunker fill

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    86
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    MADE

    28A Like a fully initiated Mafia member

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    75
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    ACCRA

    9D Capital of Ghana

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    58
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    SORES

    56D Tender spots

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    50
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    EER

    61A Always, poetically

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    212
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    NPR

    13D "All Things Considered" network

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    ANDES

    69A Longest continental range in the world

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    76
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    OLSEN

    71A Either of the twin child stars of "Full House"

    6
    76
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    PIECE

    66A Firearm, slangily

    6
    36
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    ASLAN

    9A Narnia nabob

    5
    37
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    EFRON

    21A Heartthrob Zac

    5
    13
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    WHAM

    54A Relative of "Smash!"

    4
    40
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    SAS

    6A Airline to Stockholm

    3
    116
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    DOWN

    40D In the dumps

    3
    45
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    REINDEER

    24A Dancer and Prancer

    3
    14
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    FEATS

    64A ___ of Strength (Festivus rite)

    3
    13
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    SSW

    41D Opposite NNE

    2
    67
  36. 36
    DIO

    35D One worshiped in Rome

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    33
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    SHAMU

    14A SeaWorld attraction

    2
    31
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    IDID

    39A Brief admission of responsibility

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    24
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    CHAMP

    16A Belt holder

    2
    18
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    SHREWD

    10D Sharp

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    12
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    THREADS

    47D Clothes, slangily

    2
    11
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    FRYER

    17A Fast-food kitchen fixture

    2
    10
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    CLUB

    44A Sandwich with toothpicks

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    41
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    DECK

    31A Place for a chaise longue

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    38
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    SWEAR

    62A Say something bleep-worthy

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    37
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    IOC

    33D Quadrennial games org.

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    34
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    DRYER

    60A 53-Down product

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    26
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    ORFEO

    58D "___ ed Euridice" (Gluck opera)

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    25
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    DOFF

    37A Tip, as a hat

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    21
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    EMERSON

    49D Poet/essayist who wrote "To be great is to be misunderstood"

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    20
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    LAYETTE

    48D Complete outfit for a newborn

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    11
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    FUL

    38D Suffix with pocket

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    10
  53. 53
    BAHRAIN

    45D Kingdom on the Persian Gulf

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    HAYRIDE

    3D Tractor-drawn fall activity

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    6
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    WRYEST

    55A Most twisted, as humor

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    5
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    ROOTLE

    46A Look for truffles as a pig might

    1
    3
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    FELLFLAT debut

    22D Didn't land, as a joke

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    2
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    ENL

    65D Blowup: Abbr.

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  59. 59
    EMERIL

    32A Culinarian who cries "Bam!"

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    40
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    DONA

    60D Spanish lady

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    32
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    AMERICA

    12D Another name for "My Country, 'Tis of Thee"

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    30
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    OME

    4D Kipling's "Follow Me ___"

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    27
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    ATHOL

    1A Playwright Fugard

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    22
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    MENACE

    51D Threaten

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    LURED

    5D Brought in

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    ENDTO

    68A "Is there no ___ this?"

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    AURORAS

    7D Night lights

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    LOAMY

    29A Like good soil

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    10
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    MAYTAG

    53D Kenmore alternative

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    9
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    HAMONRYE

    57A Common deli order ... or a literal occurrence five times in this puzzle

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    6
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    THROWIN

    42D Add haphazardly

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    6
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    CRYER

    19A Jon of "Two and a Half Men"

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    5
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    SYNDROME

    26D Pattern of symptoms

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    4
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    PAYHEED

    43D Give careful attention

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    3
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    THREEAM

    2D Time to which you "spring forward" in daylight saving

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    3
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    LAYABET debut

    11D Wager

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    2
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    SAWBIT

    26A Drill attachment with teeth

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    2
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    ASFORME debut

    1D "In my opinion ..."

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