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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    EEL

    11D Fish that can swim forward and backward

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    LSD

    42D Acid

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    ETNA

    75D Geographical eponym of an insurance company

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    TIE

    122A Twist-___

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    STAR

    114D Part of a rating

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    OPS

    71D Word with black or photo

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    EDU

    63D Start to -tainment

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    HER

    126A The other woman

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    SIT

    56D Command to a dog

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    ELK

    7A Foal : horse :: calf : ___

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    ICEE

    79A Slushy drink brand

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    OVAL

    96A Like O's in most typefaces

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    SARI

    60A Buttonless garment

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    ASTO

    37A Memo segue

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    NOT

    72D Sarcasm clarification

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    BOA

    19A Jungle menace

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    RYE

    82D Companion to whiskey in "American Pie"

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    AKA

    100A Letters between two names

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    EIRE

    5D Galway Bay locale, to locals

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    HOT

    14D All the rage

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    TEL

    23D Office no.

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    UFO

    35A Craft the U.S. government has never recognized

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    PAN

    117D Put down in writing?

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    RENT

    76D The check that's in the mail, maybe

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    190
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    OCD

    119D Cause of a tic, for short

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    OHO

    51D "I see what you're doing!"

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    TESS

    10A ___ Trueheart (Dick Tracy's wife)

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    ASONE

    2D United

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    SFO

    116D Destination for some BART riders, for short

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    BOO

    32D Relative of a raspberry

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    ADEPT

    58D More than capable

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    MRI

    29A Fear of a claustrophobe, for short

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    TDS

    106D Pride of Lions, for short?

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    ANODE

    98D Battery part

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    MAI

    30A Month before juin

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    NEA

    28D PBS supporter, for short

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    ERNIE

    104D Muppet with a "rubber duckie"

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    INE

    112A Like Verdi's "Caro nome"

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    APU

    111A Kwik-E-Mart clerk

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    PEEP

    31A Hatchery sound

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    CIO

    69D Corporate tech head, for short

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    51
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    SLAM

    39D Dis

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    ENAMEL

    15D Paint choice

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    WHAT

    107A "Huh?"

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    MAS

    92D "No ___!" ("I give!")

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    OLDS

    43D Ma and pa, with "the"

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    HELM

    14A Ahab's post

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    SYNE

    125A "Auld Lang ___"

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    SELMA

    12D 2014 Oscar-nominated film set in Alabama

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    RTS

    6D QB guarders

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    SHAKE

    114A Command to a dog

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    ARP

    57A French Dadaist

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    SIB

    73D Bro or sis

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    TNUT

    74D Fastener designed to leave a flush surface

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    YAHOO

    87A Lout

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    VEG

    52D Kick back, with "out"

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    THIRST

    10D Yen

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    EIDER

    105D Source of some quilt stuffing

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    FEY

    36D Elflike

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    TEDDY

    110D Roosevelt of note

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    TUNER

    46A One making a pitch?

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    YEOW

    45D "That hurts!"

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    XRAYS

    59D Doctors' orders

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    BRIDE

    67A One in front of a train

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    OKRAS

    84A Gumbo ingredients

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    BICEP

    1D Big feature of Popeye, informally

    3
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    LOREN

    8D Record six-time David di Donatello Award winner for Best Actress

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    ISOLDE

    38A Tryster with Tristan

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    HEATH

    103D ___ bar (popular candy)

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    ODOM

    78D Former Laker Lamar

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    REVUE

    3D Variety show

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    SHEEP

    20A Things insomniacs count

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    YUK

    87D Chortle

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    LAPIS

    53A Stone, to Caesar

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    HABLA

    108D "___ español?"

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    YESIDO

    77A Positive response to "Parlez-vous anglais?"

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    COVERSTORY

    22A Magazine's lead

    2
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    URI

    47D New England state sch.

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    ONER

    21A Lollapalooza

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    LST

    99D D-Day vessel: Abbr.

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    EBOLA

    7D Menace in 2014 news

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    CYD

    83A Charisse of "Brigadoon"

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    SCAMPI

    93D Shrimp ___

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    SPOTS

    20D TV ads

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    AMUSES

    95D Tickles

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    CANST

    89A "What services ___ thou do?": King Lear

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    TOTEMS

    33D Tribal figures

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    ISEEIT

    18A Reply to "Look at that!"

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    KAYAK

    9D Popular airfare finder

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    MEOWED

    61A Cried over spilled milk, maybe

    1
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    CAPERS

    94D Shenanigans

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    NEONGAS

    90D Motel sign filler

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    LAXLY

    48A In a slapdash way

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    VOTERID

    113A Poll worker's request

    1
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    SAWLOGS

    64A Snore loudly

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    TWOPOINTERS debut

    80A Most jump shots

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    APACE

    121A Speedily

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    ULE

    66D Relative of -let

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    ELEANOR

    27A Roosevelt of note

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    ENURE

    26A Habituate

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    ALETA

    68A Prince Valiant's love

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    PTL

    50D 1970s-'80s TV's "The ___ Club"

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    WDS

    81D O.E.D. contents: Abbr.

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    ISSO

    124A "That ___ wrong"

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    GETA

    44D "___ grip!"

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    RUSSET

    65A Reddish-brown

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    MONSTER

    70A What a child may think is under the [puzzle's central image]

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    WISEACRE

    62D Know-it-all

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    CATSUP

    69A Cocktail sauce ingredient

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    DREAMY

    127A Super-handsome

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    LELAND

    16D Cadillac founder Henry

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    PILLOWTALK

    24A Rock Hudson/Doris Day romantic comedy

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    AKEEM

    109D Prince ___, Eddie Murphy's role in "Coming to America"

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    PASTICHE

    54D Hodgepodge

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    PREF

    120A Choice: Abbr.

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    SLEEPOVER

    49A Pajama party

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    WEEPY

    102D Teary-eyed

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    CALLED

    123A Rang

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    MORASSES

    34D Sloughs

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    SCARNE

    93A "___ on Cards," classic 1949 book

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    BARBER

    1A Figaro, e.g.

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    DUSTBUNNY

    86A What a parent may think is under the [puzzle's central image]

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    IREADYOU

    55D "Roger that"

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    WIESEL

    25D Late author and Peace Nobelist

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    ANDSOTOBED

    118A Line at the end of a day's diary

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    MRKITE

    17D Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" song

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    SANDIA

    85D New Mexico's ___ National Laboratories

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    ASAWHOLE

    88D All things considered

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    BLANKETSTATEMENT

    32A There are no ifs, ands or buts about it

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    MESSAGEPAD

    115A Item on a telephone stand

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    SPORTIN

    13D ___ Life, "Porgy and Bess" character

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    2
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    ADDTOTHEMIX debut

    58A Toss in

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    1
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    BEERPULL debut

    4D Tavern tap handle

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    1
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    CAMEDOWNINSHEETS debut

    101A Rained cats and dogs

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    1
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    EXPORTER debut

    41D The world's largest is China

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    1
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    MOUTON debut

    70D Alternative to boeuf or poulet

    0
    1
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    PAREBACK debut

    40D Trim

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    1
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    SPELEOLOGY debut

    39A Study of caves

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    1
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    TATEMUSEUM debut

    91A London home to many John Constable paintings

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    1
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    VIVACE debut

    97D Lively, on a score

    0
    1