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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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    END

    36D Come to a close

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    447
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    ONO

    40A Singer with the site imaginepeace.com

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    326
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    USE

    62D Manipulate

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    356
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    EMIT

    28A Give off, as vibes

    30
    262
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    EYE

    51A ___ contact

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    283
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    YEN

    13D Itch

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    212
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    ALOT

    38A Oodles

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    262
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    ACTS

    1A ___ of the Apostles

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    214
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    EDNA

    24A Comical "Dame"

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    245
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    IRON

    19A Clothes presser

    18
    284
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    EIRE

    68A Land of Blarney

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    204
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    ESTEE

    70A Lauder of cosmetics

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    185
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    WAS

    25A "Kilroy ___ here"

    17
    128
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    NINE

    17A Rock's ___ Inch Nails

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    155
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    EVIL

    10D Voldemort-like

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    208
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    RATS

    71A "Phooey!"

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    142
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    UNDO

    62A Command-Z command

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    129
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    EXES

    69A Ones who are splitsville

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    130
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    OOPS

    60D Error report?

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    104
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    EDGY

    10A Pushing conventional limits

    10
    81
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    YESES

    58D Positive R.S.V.P.s

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    72
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    NAOMI

    64A Actress Watts

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    98
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    GAB

    31D Chew the fat

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    83
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    NIX

    63D Kill, as an idea

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    62
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    USUAL

    18A Habitual customer's order, with "the"

    6
    77
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    ALLEY

    33D Locale for urban trash cans

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    35
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    YDS

    47A Fabric purchase: Abbr.

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    125
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    ASNER

    1D Ed of "Up"

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    103
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    OHMS

    52A Units of resistance

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    60
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    STARS

    27D Constellation units

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    54
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    FAIL

    22D Pass's opposite

    5
    40
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    SHARD

    8D Glass fragment

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    26
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    KRIS

    65A Kardashian matriarch

    4
    56
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    ASKED

    26D "___ and answered" (courtroom objection)

    3
    69
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    MAY

    32A ___-December romance

    3
    62
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    IAMB

    21D da-DAH

    3
    59
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    MARIA

    56D "West Side Story" seamstress

    3
    56
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    VALE

    16A Low ground, poetically

    3
    45
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    SVELTE

    4D Willowy

    3
    30
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    SKIRT

    57D Mini, e.g.

    3
    24
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    ACUTE

    7D Severe and short, as an illness

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    83
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    GLO

    12D Mop & ___

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    63
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    DOIT

    37D "I dare you!"

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    44
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    MAPLE

    32D Sugar ___

    2
    42
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    CHINA

    2D Set traditionally handed down to an eldest daughter

    2
    40
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    LUSH

    6D Growing luxuriantly

    2
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    SCOOT

    54D "Git!"

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    31
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    GOLF

    46D Club game

    2
    25
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    PLASM

    5A Ending with neo- or proto-

    2
    19
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    BAER

    41A Boxer Max

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    42
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    SHIV

    14A Blade in the pen

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    34
  52. 52
    MEALS

    53D "Square" things, ideally

    1
    24
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    POOP

    43D Lowdown, in slang

    1
    23
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    EMME

    61D J.Lo's daughter with a palindromic name

    1
    22
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    TIOS

    49A Uncles, in Acapulco

    1
    22
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    LESSON

    48A Teacher's plan

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    RASTAS

    23A Dreadlocked ones, informally

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    11
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    MELINDA

    9D Gates of philanthropy

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    9
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    TINGS debut

    3D Tiny bell sounds

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    2
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    SIMP

    66A Fool

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    TMS

    39D Designs with ® symbols: Abbr.

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    DIGEST

    30A Summary

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    GLOMS

    67A Latches (onto)

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    NICOISE

    45D Salade ___

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    7
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    PRUSSIA

    5D German kingdom of old

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    7
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    TKOD

    29D Walloped to win the bout, in brief

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    7
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    UNHINGE

    44D Drive mad

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    6
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    RUCHE

    15A Strip of fabric used for trimming

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    5
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    BAKEDALASKA

    35A Ice cream and sponge topped with meringue and placed in a very hot oven for a few minutes

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    4
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    CLUMSY

    55A Ham-handed

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    4
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    PLUMPUDDING

    42A Steamed-for-hours, aged-for-months concoction of treacle, brandy, fruit and spices, set afire and served at Christmas

    0
    3
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    SUCKER debut

    50D Lollipop

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    2
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    DAREWESAY debut

    11D "Hesitating to mention it, but ..."

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    1
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    ENGLISHTRIFLE debut

    20A Layers of sherry-soaked torte, homemade custard and fruit served chilled in a giant stem glass

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    1
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    NOPIECEOFCAKE debut

    59A What a chef might call each dessert featured in this puzzle, literally or figuratively

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    1
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    YOUSENDME debut

    34D Sam Cooke's first #1 hit

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    1