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Monday · 76 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ARE

    6D "___ you kidding me?!"

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    533
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    ETNA

    10A Sicilian volcano

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    334
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    ECHO

    56D Canyon rebound

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    312
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    AMEN

    13D "I'll second that, brother!"

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    296
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    NIL

    39A Zilch

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    249
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    AHEM

    16A "Um, pardon me"

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    171
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    ODDS

    62D 10:1 at a racetrack, e.g.

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    171
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    ACES

    50A High/low cards

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    211
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    RARE

    19A Not medium or well done

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    257
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    DOE

    29A Anonymous John

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    192
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    OMAN

    2D Muscat is its capital

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    201
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    LAP

    42A Spot for a cat

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    152
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    CHER

    53A Singer who starred in "Moonstruck"

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    104
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    ACTI

    63A Play's start

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    129
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    NERO

    12D Emperor accused of starting the Great Fire of Rome

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    243
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    THAI

    11D Bangkok resident

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    130
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    RAGU

    15A Pasta sauce "trusted since 1937"

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    99
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    ABATE

    45A Lessen

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    108
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    EBAY

    25A Site with the option "Shop by category"

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    131
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    ARIEL

    27D "The Little Mermaid" mermaid

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    122
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    READ

    18D Enjoy a book

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    115
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    LIED

    61D Told untruths

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    83
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    AJAR

    6A Not fully closed, as 1-Across

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    192
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    LOBE

    69A Brain or ear part

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    75
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    ADHOC

    38D For one particular purpose, as a committee

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    72
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    SAME

    58D "Ditto"

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    107
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    ERNST

    30D German artist Max

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    101
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    LUTE

    60D Troubadour's stringed instrument

    9
    72
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    PEAS

    23A Pod fillers

    8
    89
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    TOW

    48A Remove from a no-parking zone, say

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    88
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    SANS

    51A ___-serif font

    7
    82
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    AGATE

    8D Banded rock

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    78
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    NIX

    65D Veto

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    62
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    BAWL

    55D Cry like a baby

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    39
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    WHAT

    49D "___ the heck"

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    38
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    NEEDS

    71A Must-haves

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    85
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    SLATE

    33D Something to write on with chalk

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    73
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    APOLLO

    59A U.S. moon-landing program

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    55
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    SODOI

    24D "Ditto"

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    39
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    TREX

    70A Fearsome dino

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    65
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    JABS

    7D Quick punches

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    37
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    DIVA

    1D Performer inclined to throw tantrums

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    82
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    HEMI

    67A Half: Prefix

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    45
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    SKIER

    52D One going down a slippery slope

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    26
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    WHOM

    66A "For ___ the Bell Tolls"

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    23
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    AFLAC

    32D Insurer with a duck in its commercials

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    OHMY

    3D "Goodness gracious!"

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    33
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    EPSON

    54D Printer brand

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    32
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    ATOAST

    31A Exclamation when raising one's champagne glass

    3
    17
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    FAVE

    26A Top choice, informally

    3
    17
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    OUTED

    68A No longer in the closet, and not by choice

    3
    17
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    IMHIT

    14A Cry to a battlefield medic

    3
    12
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    ORONO

    35A University of Maine town

    2
    94
  54. 54
    FONDA

    26D Hollywood's Henry or Jane

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    24
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    DOORS

    1A Numbered things in a hotel hallway

    2
    22
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    STINE

    5D Children's writer R. L. ___

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    22
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    LATOYA

    22D One of the Jacksons

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    15
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    ANYONE

    20A "Who knows the answer?"

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    29
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    ATOB

    57D Very limited range

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    28
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    ALOTOF

    47A Much

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    RIPOPEN

    4D Tear the wrapping off

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    11
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    BAROQUE

    46D Ornate architectural style

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    8
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    RUTABAGA

    9D Relative of a turnip

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    7
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    ITSTIME

    44D "We've waited long enough"

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    6
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    BEATNIKS

    55A Beret-wearing individualists of the 1950s-'60s

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    4
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    TYPES

    34D Uses a computer keyboard

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    22
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    ONLOAN

    36D Borrowed, as artwork between museums

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    21
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    VOLVO

    28D Swedish car whose name is Latin for "I roll"

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    10
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    EARLYON

    10D In the beginning stages

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    7
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    GIANTSQUID

    64A Undersea animal with a monstrous name

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    6
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    VAMPIREBAT

    17A Airborne animal with a monstrous name

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    6
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    NOONDAY

    40A 12:00

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    4
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    STALLION

    21A Mare's mate

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    2
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    DEVILFISH debut

    43A Undersea animal with a monstrous name

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    1
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    DRAGONFLY debut

    37A Airborne animal with a monstrous name

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    1
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    OFFNIGHT debut

    41D Subpar performance for a team or musician, say

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    1