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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ODE

    63A "___ to Psyche"

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    ELSE

    119A Other than that

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    TOE

    66D Part of a boot

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    ONES

    17D Till compartment

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    295
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    AVE

    96D Forum greeting

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    SIT

    21D Canine command

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    172
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    ARENA

    101A ___ football

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    SAP

    38A Fall guy

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    TAO

    37D Philosophical lead-in to -ism

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    AERO

    49A Lead-in to -drome

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    SEW

    28D Darn, e.g.

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    IRENE

    61D Cara of "Fame"

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    TOT

    110D Little 'un

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    REDS

    107D Cold War side

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    MEMO

    47D It might start "Attn."

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    SLEW

    123A Whole bunch

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    NUT

    116D Crank

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    AUTO

    71A Camera setting

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    GNU

    56D Serengeti roamer

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    SHED

    46D Spade holder

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    GIN

    7D Cry at a card table

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    YER

    12D "___ out!" (ump's cry)

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    PHDS

    112D Many tenured profs

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    NOEL

    100A 'Tis the season

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    ISAY

    9A "Well, blimey!"

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    INSET

    20D Smaller picture

    10
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    ZOO

    54D Morning ___

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    ADMIT

    45A Allow

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    AZTEC

    99D San Diego State athlete

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    SMASH

    46A Put-away shot

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    SETI

    86A Astrobiologists' org.

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    SUI

    60D ___ generis

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    ISO

    67D Prefix with -therm

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    ADAGE

    117A "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering

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    ANDS

    121A Added details

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    SSR

    86D Cold War land: Abbr.

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    CLAP

    1A Loud sound in a storm

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    ECCE

    5D "Look!," to Livy

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    PEACE

    25A "Later"

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    RACK

    16D Billiards need

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    ISR

    87D Mediterranean land: Abbr.

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    OSS

    8D W.W. II org.

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    EGGO

    5A Brand in the freezer aisle

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    HRS

    36D Timecard measure: Abbr.

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    ASIN

    39D A ___ apple

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    ASKEW

    105D Slightly off

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    PHAT

    40D Cool, in old slang

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    IMAY

    108D "___ as well"

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    OHME

    44D "Goodness!"

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    SEINE

    69D River spanned by the Pont Neuf

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    LALA

    18A ___ land

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    SSA

    68A Monthly check-issuing org.

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    REMIT

    113A Send, as payment

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    NURSE

    104D Sip

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    FRAN

    106D Football Hall-of-Famer Tarkenton

    4
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    PROSE

    29A "Always be a poet, even in ___": Baudelaire

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    CLASP

    1D Hug

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    DUDE

    30A Bro

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    RIDES

    102D Coasters, e.g.

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    ALOHAS

    48A Pacific farewells

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    AGS

    55D D.O.J. figures

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    NINO

    81A Child in Chile

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    IQS

    115D Some test results, for short

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    NSYNC

    120A "This I Promise You" band, 2000

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    ROTOR

    34D Part of an ignition system

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    PATTI

    109A Singer LaBelle

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    OVOID

    84A Humpty Dumpty-shaped

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    REIGN

    98D Rule

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    OPHELIA

    51A Who says "O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!," in Shakespeare

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    RYAN

    15D Politico Paul

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    EXE

    95A Program file suffix

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    DATED

    32D Saw

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    LAMAR

    2D University in Beaumont, Tex.

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    THONG

    58D Slim beachwear

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    RAVIOLI

    98A Chef Boyardee offering

    2
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    STAHL

    27A Longtime "60 Minutes" reporter

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    LIPREAD

    33A See what one is saying?

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    EMALL

    103D Online shoppers' destination

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    PEETA

    52D Katniss's love in "The Hunger Games"

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    BYNES debut

    88A Actress Amanda of "She's the Man"

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    AGA

    114D Old Turkish commander

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    UTNE

    72D Magazine founder Eric

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    STES

    122A Divisions of office bldgs.

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    ADDER

    70D Member of the genus Vipera

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    ULNAE

    31D Radii partners

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    OREAD

    14D Mountain nymph

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    EDOM

    62A Biblical kingdom

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    IRONAGE

    85A Post-Neolithic period

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    ZORRO

    13A Masked hero

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    JIBE

    78D Be in harmony

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    TIAS

    73D Members of la familia

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    ZAPPA

    13D Frank who was called the "Electric Don Quixote"

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    SSGTS

    89A Army E-6s: Abbr.

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    RSVPS

    50D Gets back (to), in a way

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    VSIGN

    59A Winning gesture

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    BLOOD

    42D Relatives

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    IMDONE

    87A "That's it for me"

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    JOSIE

    74A "___ and the Pussycats"

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    COMESTO

    57A Wakens

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    DVDS

    77D Redbox offerings

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    BOLOTIE

    94D Bit of attire for Roy Rogers

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    PARAS

    4D Law office staffers, informally

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    TRITONS

    92D Large sea snails

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    MOMMY

    53A Cry after an owie, maybe

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    ICETRAYS

    24D Freezer items

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    SOPHISM

    10D Specious reasoning

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    OPTIMUS debut

    111A Best: Lat.

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    ALERO

    3D Old Olds

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    NIOBE

    83D Daughter of Tantalus

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    ORYX

    79D Serengeti roamer

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    ARYAN

    22A Indo-___

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    OJO

    65D Eye: Sp.

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    ZEDS

    54A British terminals?

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    INITS

    97D Quick signature: Abbr.

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    ITSSO

    82D "Truly"

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    AAMCO

    41D Company near the start of the telephone book listings

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    FRIEZE

    106A Parthenon feature

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    ADELPHI

    11D University in Garden City, Long Island

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    DOMINATE

    76D Own, so to speak

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    GIANTSQUID

    118A Menace in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"

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    SADDLED

    75A Burdened (with)

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    SPANKS

    28A Beats handily

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    STOPSIN

    90D Pays a short visit

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    GALAHAD

    91D Son of Sir Lancelot

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    IMPALED

    9D Stuck through

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    SARACEN

    26A Crusader's foe

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    CRISISMODE

    19A Emergency state

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    ABHORRENT

    41A Awful

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    AGREEMENT

    55A Concord

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    JESSI

    80D Country music's Colter

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    JOLTINJOE

    78A Nickname for DiMaggio

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    SOBSISTER

    93A Writer who specializes in sentimental stories

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    AMERICANSNIPPER debut

    23A One working for Supercuts?

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    ASHOOTINTHEDARK debut

    114A Photographer's impossible task?

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    ASTARRISBORN debut

    96A Declaration at Ringo's birth?

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    GRANDEE debut

    6D Spanish nobleman

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    HOMMEALONE debut

    43D French bachelor?

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    HOOTPURSUIT debut

    64A Search for a really funny person?

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    1
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    SALEMSLOOT debut

    38D Money in Oregon state coffers?

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    THELATTESHOW debut

    35A Barista's big reveal?

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