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Tuesday · 76 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ASIA

    13D Where the 27-Down is

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    EAT

    43A Gobble up

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    399
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    ARIA

    53D Met solo

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    446
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    OPT

    3D Go (for)

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    ASP

    1D Deadly Egyptian slitherer

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    DEE

    42A Poor grade

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    182
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    LENT

    38A Fast time?

    19
    129
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    RUE

    2D Kick oneself for

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    207
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    IOU

    56D Promising letters?

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    160
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    BRO

    6A Mate

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    SLAT

    34D Blind part

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    141
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    SHOO

    25D "Scram!"

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    112
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    GAP

    55D ___ year (precollege experience)

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    131
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    SLO

    29A ___-pitch

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    SASSY

    61A Brazen

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    AROMA

    1A Bakery attraction

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    191
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    ERICA

    59A Feminist author Jong

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    PESTO

    45D Linguine sauce

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    TSE

    58D Market for Jap. shares

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    SUP

    57D Have dinner

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    55
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    HUN

    28A Sacker of ancient Rome

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    54
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    CITI

    37D Queens's ___ Field

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    39
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    GOBI

    27D Desert that ancient traders crossed

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    AVES

    49D D.C.'s New York and Pennsylvania

    4
    55
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    EPICS

    46D Heroic tales

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    48
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    TAMALE

    23D Steaming Mexican treat

    4
    45
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    ABUTS

    47D Borders

    4
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    SOAPS

    36D Melodramatic shows

    4
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    CAMI

    12D Victoria's Secret buy, informally

    4
    15
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    SAS

    48A Nordic airline

    3
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    ODS

    8D Some E.R. cases

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    MEIR

    4D Israel's fourth prime minister

    3
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    ADAPTS

    49A Reconfigures, as a book to a screenplay

    3
    35
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    FINAL

    15D Biggest determinant of a school grade, often

    3
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    CURL

    11D Ringlet

    3
    25
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    OCTETS

    31D Some jazz groups

    3
    21
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    ARTEMIS

    5D Apollo's twin sister

    3
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    RONAN

    7D "Brooklyn" actress Saoirse ___

    3
    10
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    MECCA

    9A Muslim holy site

    2
    50
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    ALIS

    51D Father-and-daughter boxing family

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    TAUPE

    63A L'eggs shade

    2
    36
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    SCOOT

    36A "Scram!"

    2
    31
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    STAIRS

    44D Way up or way down

    2
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    VALID

    54A Well-founded

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    24
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    AQUAS

    16A Shades of blue

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    20
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    RAMOS

    32A Spanish soccer star Sergio ___

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    14
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    STENOS

    29D Shorthand takers

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    55
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    EQUAL

    10D 50-50

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    44
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    LANGE

    41A Jessica with two Oscars

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    AFRAID

    21D Terror-stricken

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    14
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    DARA

    50D Five-time Olympian Torres

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    13
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    ILLINOIS

    39A Where Reagan was born

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    10
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    MANCINI

    9D "Moon River" composer

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    7
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    BOOTIE

    6D Baby's footwear

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    6
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    GRABLE

    22D 1940s pinup Betty

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    3
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    HOLISTIC

    33A Of mind, body and spirit

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    3
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    LASTACT debut

    41D Denouement

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    2
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    AGT

    21A James Bond, e.g.: Abbr.

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    PSS

    62A Correspondent's afterthoughts, briefly

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    HOS

    33D Syllables from Santa

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    RENTA

    19A Designer Oscar de la ___

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    ABAB

    35A Basic rhyme scheme

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    28
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    SCALIA

    20A Justice who died in 2016

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    18
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    SAULT

    20D ___ Ste. Marie

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    12
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    BASTA

    52A "Enough, Enrico!"

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    NURMI

    18A Paavo ___, 1920s Olympic gold medalist

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    FRAGILE

    26A Easily damaged

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    LINGUA

    30D ___ franca (common tongue)

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    6
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    MAINSAIL

    24A Big part of a ship's rigging

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    ATROCIOUS

    60A God-awful

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    4
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    SPATOUT

    44A Said quickly and angrily

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    3
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    SUPERFOOD debut

    14A Source of supposed extraordinary health benefits

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    2
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    EXPIATES debut

    46A Makes amends for

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    1
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    GUITARIST debut

    55A Band frontman, often

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    1
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    NEXTDAY debut

    40D Overnight

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    PETITIONS debut

    17A They need signatures

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