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Monday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    TOE

    39A Bathwater tester

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    UNIT

    12D Corporate division

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    230
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    OPEN

    57A Like most businesses between 9 to 5

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    217
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    OSHA

    47D Employee protection org.

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    192
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    ATOM

    48D Part of a molecule

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    266
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    OER

    34A "___ the land of the free ..."

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    248
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    ONUS

    11D Burden

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    197
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    AERO

    60A Prefix with dynamic

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    269
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    REEL

    35D Fishing line holder

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    ANNA

    16A "___ Karenina"

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    MESS

    41D Pigsty

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    145
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    RATE

    13D Put on a scale from 1 to 10, say

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    182
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    AMOR

    61A Roman god of love

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    172
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    IMAC

    3D Popular desktop computer

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    154
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    EPI

    9D Prefix with -dermis

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    141
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    UGH

    55D "Yuck!"

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    128
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    AESOP

    15A Fable writer

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    127
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    FRO

    56D To's partner

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    114
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    ROMA

    14A Capital of Italia

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    100
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    GEESE

    29D V fliers

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    130
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    NAST

    46A Condé ___ (magazine company)

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    98
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    OASIS

    47A Watering spot in the desert

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    104
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    SUMO

    49D Heavyweight wrestling

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    81
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    CERA

    52D Michael of "Arrested Development"

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    38
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    PASTE

    22A Artificial jewelry

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    66
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    SILL

    36A Window base

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    65
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    HOME

    58A There's no place like it

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    64
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    SPASM

    40D Jerk

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    64
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    MANE

    38A Lion's locks

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    92
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    SPADE

    19D Garden shovel

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    63
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    CHAD

    24A See 45-Across

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    58
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    ZEST

    26D Verve

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    82
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    NAIVE

    46D Trustingly innocent

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    62
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    EXALT

    32A Praise highly

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    44
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    COLAS

    24D Pepsi and RC

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    24
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    MOB

    8D Flash ___ (faddish assembly)

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    77
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    GENRE

    31D Romance or science fiction

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    RUBE

    23A Unsophisticated sort

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    45
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    FOUR

    10A Number in a quartet

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    35
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    GLIB

    1A Smooth-talking

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    52
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    SEUSS

    40A "The Lorax" author

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    36
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    BEAK

    37D A toucan has a colorful one

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    33
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    CFOS

    50D Corp. money managers

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    33
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    CRIME

    5A "___ and Punishment"

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    33
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    BREAD

    37A Moolah ... or the makeup of the ends of the answers to the starred clues

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    29
  46. 46
    GROVE

    59A Orchard

    3
    9
  47. 47
    LAKE

    45A With 24-Across, body of water that's in four African countries

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    AXIOM

    27D Universal truth

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    BELLE

    33A Scarlett O'Hara, for one

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    34
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    HOLD

    25D "Please ___" (operator's request)

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    34
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    FLAX

    63A Source of linseed oil

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    18
  52. 52
    GOATS

    30D Farm animals that butt

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    17
  53. 53
    OPEL

    51D German auto make

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    76
  54. 54
    CASABA

    5D Yellow-skinned melon

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    25
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    REECE

    6D Athlete/model Gabrielle

    1
    18
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    DALEY

    28D Longtime name in Chicago politics

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    15
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    HOSER

    62A Idiot, in Canadian lingo

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    15
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    BRUCE

    33D Actor Willis

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    9
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    SLIDER

    43D Mini-burger

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    8
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    MYSPACE

    42A Onetime rival of Facebook

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    6
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    ONAN

    17A Send ___ errand

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    LONI

    2D Actress Anderson who was once married to 21-Down

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    ISAK

    7D Dinesen who wrote "Out of Africa"

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    KNOX

    53D Kentucky's Fort ___

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    30
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    METRE

    41A About 39 inches, in England

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    GROK

    1D Grasp, in slang

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    19
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    WEASEL

    44A Untrustworthy sort

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    FACADE

    10D Building front

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    BURT

    21D Actor Reynolds who was once married to 2-Down

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    12
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    ZADORA

    26A Actress/singer Pia

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    10
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    MEATLOAF

    38D *"Bat Out of Hell" singer

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    STUDMUFFIN

    54A *Hunk

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    5
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    GOODEGG

    29A Mensch

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    4
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    WAPNER

    44D Original judge on "The People's Court"

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    4
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    BANKROLL

    4D *Provide funds for

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    2
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    SEABISCUIT

    18A *1938 Horse of the Year

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    2
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    CAPSLOCK debut

    50A KEY USED FOR THIS CLUE

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    1
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    KICKBACK debut

    20A Relax

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