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Sunday · 144 answers · 15 debuts

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

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    AGE

    74D "We are always the same ___ inside": Gertrude Stein

    47
    417
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    NOR

    28D "___ any drop to drink": Coleridge

    33
    332
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    ONCE

    72D As soon as

    32
    326
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    ACNE

    45D Teen spots

    32
    233
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    SAD

    47A In the doldrums

    31
    236
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    ELS

    88D High rollers?

    29
    333
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    APE

    6D Emulate

    28
    415
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    ODES

    106D Horatian collection

    26
    226
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    IRIS

    34D "Bearded" flower

    26
    225
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    SIS

    98A Mom-to-aunt term

    26
    210
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    ALTO

    91A ___ horn

    25
    290
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    OKS

    32D Consents to

    24
    127
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    REST

    35A Break

    22
    256
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    MIA

    111D Verdi's "O patria ___"

    21
    209
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    ONUS

    9D Difficult duty

    21
    197
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    ACME

    78D It's all downhill from here

    19
    210
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    NIT

    80D Hairsplitter's objection

    19
    143
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    RUE

    31D Repent of

    18
    207
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    ALES

    65D Draft picks

    17
    240
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    RCA

    70D Record label owned by Sony

    17
    227
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    YEA

    30A Senatorial vote

    17
    192
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    EARN

    42D Be deserving of

    17
    185
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    HEN

    37D Grown-up pullet

    16
    188
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    SEEN

    118A Spotted (containing the last part of the "double quote")

    16
    170
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    HON

    85D Darling

    15
    121
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    SNO

    60A ___-Cat

    14
    188
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    DIS

    49D Slam

    13
    120
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    ENSUE

    112A Follow

    13
    101
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    LAY

    108D Put

    13
    90
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    ERMA

    117A Humorist Bombeck

    11
    147
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    READ

    14D Went over

    11
    115
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    ENID

    52D "Idylls of the King" woman

    10
    232
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    STAG

    55D Without a date

    10
    168
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    AREAS

    69D Quarters

    10
    147
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    LAD

    53D Shaver

    10
    140
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    AARON

    50A Golden calf's maker

    10
    133
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    SOY

    20D Kikkoman product

    10
    107
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    DEB

    105D Cotillion attendee

    10
    94
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    SHO

    84D "Homeland" network, for short

    10
    86
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    AIRS

    48D Faux sophistication

    9
    110
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    DAIS

    76D Place for a throne

    9
    106
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    AETNA

    3D Health care giant

    9
    93
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    SATAN

    100D Underworld figure

    9
    81
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    ANISE

    16D Pernod flavoring

    8
    110
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    SAAB

    1A Onetime Scandinavian automaker (containing the first part of the "double quote")

    8
    94
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    STUD

    67D Shirt ornament

    8
    84
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    PANIC

    10D Market problem

    8
    46
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    ARNIE

    2D Golfer Palmer, to fans

    7
    93
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    PHD

    75D Nth degree?

    7
    87
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    MGM

    110D "Gone With the Wind" studio

    7
    69
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    SNORE

    98D [Bo-o-oring!]

    6
    92
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    AEON

    104D "___ Flux" (1990s animated series)

    6
    89
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    DONE

    76A Unable to continue

    6
    66
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    CAROL

    25D "Oliver!" director Reed

    6
    45
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    CROW

    36D Celebrate gloatingly

    5
    58
  56. 56
    MONET

    18D "Woman With a Parasol" painter

    5
    58
  57. 57
    ARTOO

    113A Beeper from "a long time ago," informally

    5
    56
  58. 58
    AMBER

    91D It may contain bugs

    5
    52
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    DONNA

    105A France : madame :: Italy : ___

    5
    35
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    PEPS

    73D Fires (up)

    5
    34
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    TRYST

    93D Private meeting

    4
    73
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    ADESTE

    29A "___ Fideles"

    4
    55
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    KAY

    46D Michael's wife in "The Godfather"

    4
    53
  64. 64
    GOP

    71A Political org. dating to 1854

    4
    51
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    MIATA

    95D Mazda two-seater

    4
    49
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    YEARN

    116A Long

    4
    49
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    BREW

    56A Steep

    4
    43
  68. 68
    DABS

    41D Delicately applies

    4
    42
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    ASCII

    54A Comp-sci acronym

    4
    34
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    CHOIR

    33A Church group

    4
    30
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    HUEY

    102D Vietnam War copter

    4
    22
  72. 72
    ASTA

    63D Nonhuman 1930s film star

    3
    185
  73. 73
    NEHI

    68D Fanta competitor

    3
    96
  74. 74
    RADAR

    83D Storm shower?

    3
    75
  75. 75
    INURE

    99D Harden

    3
    68
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    AMISH

    11D Technology eschewers

    3
    61
  77. 77
    RIOTS

    17D Crowd scenes?

    3
    57
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    HMOS

    58D Med. care options

    3
    52
  79. 79
    PROP

    66D Gun full of blanks, maybe

    3
    52
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    ATTEST

    74A Bear witness

    3
    49
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    OPALS

    9A Precious Australian exports

    3
    48
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    ENTERS

    15D Crosses the sill

    3
    47
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    NAMED

    21A Like pets but not strays

    3
    36
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    STING

    38D Deceptive police op

    2
    45
  85. 85
    NAACP

    80A Image Awards org.

    2
    35
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    SAVOR

    96D Fully enjoy

    2
    29
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    GAYE

    5A Music's Prince of Soul

    2
    28
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    TOWIT

    57D Explicitly

    2
    27
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    RETRY

    115A Have another crack at

    2
    26
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    TIEDYE

    89D Add color to, in a way

    2
    25
  91. 91
    ENTICE

    8D Draw in

    2
    23
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    REARM

    14A Abandon détente

    2
    22
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    LIEON

    97A Use as a bed

    2
    21
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    ARCADIA

    82A Pan's home, in myth

    2
    20
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    BYRD

    4D Disputed North Pole visitor

    2
    19
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    ROCCO

    31A "Key Largo" gangster Johnny

    2
    16
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    PROFS

    39A U people?

    2
    11
  98. 98
    NARRATOR

    68A Person with an account

    2
    8
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    SOLOIST

    67A First-chair violinist, perhaps

    2
    8
  100. 100
    SPICY

    1D Like vindaloo

    2
    8
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    PEROT

    51D Reform Party founder

    1
    41
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    GUEST

    77A Nameless network user

    1
    16
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    MARSHA

    101A Actress Mason

    1
    13
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    GUV

    5D Sir, in Surrey

    1
    12
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    PELICANS

    51A Birds with throat pouches

    1
    5
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    SETSHOTS

    87A Free throws, e.g.

    1
    5
  107. 107
    LAYNE

    92D Football Hall-of-Famer Bobby

    1
    4
  108. 108
    GOSOUR

    86D Take a turn for the worse

    1
    3
  109. 109
    THENANNY

    57A Sitcom whose title character was Fran Fine

    1
    3
  110. 110
    YORICK

    7D Head guy in "Hamlet"?

    1
    3
  111. 111
    SAWWOOD debut

    64A Make noise while asleep

    1
    2
  112. 112
    SDI

    13D Reagan-era program, in brief

    0
    62
  113. 113
    EDD

    81A Hall of announcing

    0
    47
  114. 114
    SENIOR

    90D Lead-in to -itis

    0
    25
  115. 115
    DEEMS

    94A Judges to be

    0
    24
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    ASTON

    59D ___ Villa (English football club)

    0
    17
  117. 117
    ENNIO

    22A 2015 Oscar winner Morricone

    0
    13
  118. 118
    IINSIST

    27A "No, no, it's my treat!"

    0
    12
  119. 119
    POSTAGE

    66A Corresponding expense?

    0
    10
  120. 120
    SAMEHERE

    79D "I feel that way, too"

    0
    10
  121. 121
    GOADS

    62D Pushes

    0
    9
  122. 122
    GRAMM

    86A Longtime Texas politico Phil

    0
    9
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    FLATCAR

    40D Freight train component

    0
    8
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    SCAPEGOAT

    47D One who seems responsible but isn't

    0
    8
  125. 125
    YOGIBERRA

    114A Speaker of this puzzle's "double quote"

    0
    8
  126. 126
    ATTARS

    59A Perfumery oils

    0
    6
  127. 127
    TWOSTAR

    61D Like major generals

    0
    6
  128. 128
    SHIITES

    84A Minority branch of Islam

    0
    5
  129. 129
    CINDY

    26A Youngest "Brady Bunch" daughter

    0
    3
  130. 130
    ASHHEAPS debut

    78A Some dumps

    0
    2
  131. 131
    DECREES

    41A Authoritarian announcements

    0
    2
  132. 132
    GASCAPS debut

    62A Tank tops?

    0
    2
  133. 133
    BYYOURLEAVE debut

    107A Request for permission

    0
    1
  134. 134
    CHUKKERS debut

    36A Time periods in a polo match

    0
    1
  135. 135
    CREOSOTED debut

    43D Treated with a preservative, as telephone poles

    0
    1
  136. 136
    DIMMEDOUT debut

    109A Showing few lights, as cities during W.W. II

    0
    1
  137. 137
    HIAASEN debut

    103A Journalist/columnist Carl

    0
    1
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    INTROVERT debut

    23A Solitary sort

    0
    1
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    LEFTOPEN debut

    12D Not secured, as a gate

    0
    1
  140. 140
    PERCODAN debut

    75A Painkiller first sold in 1950

    0
    1
  141. 141
    PREYSUPON debut

    19A Victimizes

    0
    1
  142. 142
    TAKEILL debut

    44A Catch something

    0
    1
  143. 143
    TOMRIDGE debut

    61A First secretary of homeland security

    0
    1
  144. 144
    UNIFICATION debut

    24A Dream of many Koreans

    0
    1