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Sunday · 140 answers · 16 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

    11D End of an ___

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    STY

    108A Disaster area, so to speak

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    NEO

    111A Prefix for a revived style

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    TRI

    66A Prefix with lingual

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    SEA

    10A Swell locale?

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    DNA

    89A Little, twisted part of us all?

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    TIL

    130A Dusk-___-dawn

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    ATTA

    48D Lead-in to boy

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    YET

    37A Still

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    TREE

    132A See 128-Across

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    SRO

    7D Sign of theatrical success

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    YEN

    44A Coin issued in values of 1 to 500

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    ION

    43A It's never free of charge

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    PELE

    41A ___ Day (November 19, in Brazil)

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    TIA

    31A Argentine aunt

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    RUE

    77A Regret

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    REPO

    116D Certain tow job, for short

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    RAIN

    113D It can come in sheets

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    OTTER

    131A Animal sought in 2016's "Zootopia"

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    TAG

    42A Identify, as in a Facebook photo

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    URDU

    14D Language that gave us "cummerbund"

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    NOAH

    9D Title biblical character played by Russell Crowe

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    RANT

    129A Spew fire and brimstone, say

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    NUT

    78A Filbert, for one

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    LAT

    123D Back muscle, briefly

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    DEAL

    87A It's least palatable when raw

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    LIT

    122D Sauced

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    TREAT

    72D Reward for Fido

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    MTV

    60D "True Life" airer

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    GIN

    96A Main ingredient in a Tom Collins

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    AMIS

    126A French buds

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    NEA

    47A Largest labor union in the U.S.

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    OCT

    8D Fall mo.

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    EMI

    121D Bygone record label

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    VEER

    115A Go off course

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    LOOSE

    46D Untethered

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    NEWTS

    64D Pond wrigglers

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    SAMOA

    85A Part of Polynesia

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    MANE

    39D Long, flowing locks

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    PIANO

    127A Instrument at Rick's Café

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    AMOUR

    63D Love, in the Louvre

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    PALM

    128A With 132-Across, place to get a date

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    METOO

    86D "Same here"

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    WEPT

    118D Shed tears

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    FIRM

    19A Unyielding

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    AMSTEL

    12D Dutch beer brand

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    IPHONE

    59D Galaxy rival

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    JPEG

    13D Compressed file format

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    SNOB

    33D Supercilious sort

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    ONSALE

    109A Marked down

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    WAIT

    84D "Hold it!"

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    ARNO

    17A View from the Uffizi Gallery

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    LOAM

    4D Rich soil

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    ROSIE

    79A Woman's floral nickname

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    FEET

    103D A limerick has 13

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    HAND

    28A Round of applause

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    MILNE

    62D "Now We Are Six" author

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    SLIME

    69A Gooey stuff

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    TONED

    34D Muscular

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    ECONO

    55D Money-saving brand prefix

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    TULIP

    125A Subject of an annual festival in Holland, Mich.

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    AFLAC

    119A Insurance giant

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    NETTLE

    106D Irk

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    ENDOR

    75A Ewoks' home in sci-fi

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    EPSON

    5A Japanese electronics giant

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    MOIST

    32A Like some brownies and towelettes

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    32
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    BEGS

    49A Does a certain dog trick

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    PROAM

    20A Annual event at Pebble Beach

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    LAUDS

    56D Extols

    3
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    EDEMA

    25A Tomato trouble

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    GAEA

    24D Mother and wife of Uranus

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    MARCO

    18A Polo in the 13th century

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    NOISES

    71D They may keep you awake at night

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    GOHOME

    107D Order to a pest

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    NAMEONE

    97D "Oh yeah? Give an example!"

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    NANOS

    52A Some iPods

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    ASYLUM

    53D Refugee's request

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    WIM

    98A Wenders who directed "Buena Vista Social Club"

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    ONWARD

    83D Direction of progress

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    TNN

    93A Bygone cable inits.

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    ECTO

    124A Prefix with -plasm

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    ANAS

    100A Santa ___ (some winds)

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    RICA

    22A Like a well-off señora

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    OCA

    65A "L'___ del Cairo" (unfinished Mozart opera)

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    ALKALI

    40A Basic material

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    VSIGN

    30D Churchill gesture

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    GAMETE

    90A Egg, for one

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    CELESTA

    54A "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" instrument

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    INTHAT

    102D Because

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    STYRENE

    80A Common plastic base

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    OSWEGO

    76A Upstate SUNY campus site

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    TRICIA

    2D One of the Nixons

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    RCPT

    114D A.T.M. printout: Abbr.

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    ENCHANT

    3D Captivate

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    EMPTOR

    5D Caveat ___

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    DAMSELS

    16D Maidens

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    LEED

    74D Certification for eco-friendly buildings, for short

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    MINICAR

    99D Subcompact

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    SANMARINO

    38A Country named for one of its patrons

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    SIRDUKE

    10D Hit from "Songs in the Key of Life" dedicated to Ellington

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    SNAGGED

    51D Caught

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    FONDLY debut

    19D How good times are remembered

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    ARIOSO

    57D Melodic passage

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    KTEL

    1A "Hooked on Classics" record promoter

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    COMER

    54D Rising star

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    IMAGES

    27D Google heading

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    HWY

    73D It may take a toll: Abbr.

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    EDUCES

    35A Brings out

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    OHMAN

    61A "Jeez!"

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    LIAO

    88D Chinese dynasty of 1,000 years ago

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    NOMAR

    110A Six-time All-Star Garciaparra

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    JUDD

    13A Director Apatow

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    PIERROT

    112A French mime

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    DONIMUS

    58A Howard Stern rival

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    EAGAN

    81D Minneapolis-St. Paul suburb

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    ANTIFUR

    91D Like PETA

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    GORIER

    50D More bloody

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    KARSTS

    1D Limestone areas with sinkholes and caverns

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    MATTEA

    21D Country singer Kathy with the #1 "Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses"

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    3
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    NFLERS

    95D Texans, e.g.

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    TVGUEST debut

    29A One on a talk show couch, say

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    GASPAT debut

    90D React to, as a shock

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    GLOSSA

    45A Tongue, anatomically

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    INSTATES

    67D Establishes

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    PARTIII

    6D Final installment of "The Hangover"

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    RANFOR

    105D Sought, as office

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    SCHMITT

    26A Harrison ___, last person to set foot on the moon

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    TIEOFF debut

    101A Close with a knot

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    AAARATING debut

    104A Good thing to get from Moody's

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    CANNULAR debut

    36D Shaped like a tube

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    DOEEYES debut

    15D They impart an innocent look

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    ENDWITH debut

    117A Use as a conclusion

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    HEARTELLOF debut

    120A Find out about

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    MAYELLA debut

    92D Bob Ewell's daughter in "To Kill a Mockingbird"

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    MEOWERS debut

    82A Vocal cats

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    MOUNTAINHIGHVALLEYLOW debut

    70A Classic song with the repeated line "If you need me, I will be nearby" ... shown symbolically in this puzzle

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    NOAVAIL debut

    94D Uselessly, after "to"

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    POSHLY debut

    41D In a luxurious manner

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    PROTAGORAS debut

    23A Greek philosopher who wrote "Man is the measure of all things"

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    RAPTLY debut

    68A With full attention

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