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Sunday · 140 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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    ANTS

    100D Marching band?

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    NTH

    26A Degree in math

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    UNO

    107D Card game cry

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    TAR

    75D Nautical sealer

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    ORC

    98A Tolkien meanie

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    ALTO

    28D Meteorological lead-in to stratus

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    LOT

    81A Developer's purchase

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    LSAT

    48D Exam with a section known as "Logic Games," for short

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    ENE

    103D Venice-to-Trieste dir.

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    ORES

    98D They're found in veins

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    ELLA

    70A She, in Spanish

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    EDGE

    65A Advantage

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    RTE

    39A Rural postal abbr.

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    GEE

    12D "I didn't know that!"

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    AGES

    93A Game box specification

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    DOE

    15D Fawn's mother

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    TEST

    25D See 19-Down

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    SAO

    104D ___ Paulo

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    EONS

    78D Immense spans

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    LANE

    30A H.O.V. ___

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    ASHY

    61A Like an unswept hearth

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    RESTS

    37A Kicks back

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    REY

    29A Companion of Han in "The Force Awakens"

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    WHOA

    96A "Mind ... blown!"

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    CIO

    4D Corporation's head tech expert, for short

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    ENDAT

    6D Wrap up around

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    NESTS

    79A Fits snugly

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    PACE

    83D Show anxiety, in a way

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    SMART

    62D Chic

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    ETES

    31A Sénégal summers

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    ETD

    43D Fog might push it back, briefly

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    ANGER

    55D Sin of those in Dante's fifth circle

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    SEMIS

    58D Quarters followers

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    UKES

    64D Instruments played close to the chest, informally

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    LOCAL

    89A One who knows all the shortcuts, maybe

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    ACHY

    14D Sore

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    REESES

    111A Candy known for its orange wrapping

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    REHAB

    57A Post-op program

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    SETTO

    62A Brawl

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    MERIT

    40A Worthiness

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    GAG

    88A Muzzle

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    BANC

    36D Judge's seat

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    LABORS

    91D Slogs away

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    CANTI

    63D "Pretty please?"

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    UZI

    11D Weapon in some Call of Duty games

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    UTTER

    54D Unmitigated

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    FAA

    66A Drone regulator, for short

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    DID

    60A Pulled off

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    HARM

    5D Tort basis

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    SLUE

    38D Zig or zag

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    STRESS

    19D With 25-Down, financial regulator's requirement

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    ATWAR

    49D Fighting tooth and nail

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    ACTAS

    92A Fill in for

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    LEAPS

    74D Bounds

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    VCRS

    34A Players last produced in July 2016

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    NWA

    59A Rap group inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016

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    OKAPI

    82A Giraffe-like beast

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    MORAL

    94D Kind of fiber

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    ADAPTS

    14A Takes from page to screen, say

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    EMORY

    9D University associated with the Carter Center

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    DCON

    97A Glue trap brand

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    GNC

    45A Vitamin Shoppe competitor

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    STALK

    58A Main stem

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    TOLEDO

    42A Home of the Triple-A Mud Hens

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    LISPS

    68D Imitates Sylvester the Cat

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    FAVE

    10D Go-to choice, slangily

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    VERDE

    34D Like some salsa

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    MAHALO

    44D Hawaiian "thanks"

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    RIAL

    76D Yemeni capital

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    BASIN

    84A Washroom feature

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    EUGENE

    108A West Coast city known as the Track and Field Capital of the World

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    RASCAL

    109A Mischievous sort

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    LAKER

    68A Magic Johnson, for one

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    RIGATONI

    80D It comes in tubes

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    TALLY

    33A Running figure

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    TRENDY

    18D Modish

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    ACCRUE

    85D Build up, as interest

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    ARIGATO

    51D Japanese "thanks"

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    PRESALE

    47D Exclusive event before public availability

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    SPROUTS

    46A Vegan sandwich filler

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    MME

    67A Mrs., in Montreux

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    VIAL

    69A Apothecary's container

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    GREAT

    45D "Brilliant!"

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    MINSK

    40D Capital of Belarus

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    SEWON

    95D Attach, as a patch

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    GARY

    87D Boy's name that's an Indiana city

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    TSU

    105D Volunteer State sch.

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    AORTAE

    90D Vital lines

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    ODETTE

    2D "Swan Lake" role

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    MARNER

    1D George Eliot title surname

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    TOUSLE

    112A Muss up

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    TRADED

    53A Worked as a stockbroker

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    TRENTE

    75A Quinze + quinze

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    PIRANHA

    83A What might cost you an arm and a leg?

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    BARDS

    36A Epic singers

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    EDHARRIS

    13D John Glenn player in "The Right Stuff"

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    GRIPS

    87A Totally captivates

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    MACABRE

    27A Gruesome

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    AVALANCHE

    16D Winter fall?

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    ROSETEA

    99A Beverage with a floral bouquet

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    ALLIANCES

    71D Results of treaties

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    REFUGE

    8A Asylum

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    EERO

    56A Designer Saarinen

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    ARB

    101A Hedge fund pro

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    STOOGE

    86D Straight man

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    ROCS

    99D Elephant pluckers of myth

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    PETARD

    17D Early explosive device

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    MIRES

    44A Gets bogged down

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    SELLERS

    77A Actor with the line "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"

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    AMAZED

    21A Left speechless

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    COVERT

    22A On the down-low

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    LANDO

    48A Calrissian of "The Empire Strikes Back"

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    MICAS

    94A Flaky minerals

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    RAMBLE

    8D Not stay on topic

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    ANDYS

    41A Samberg and Serkis

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    GISELE

    88D Brazilian supermodel Bündchen

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    BADGER

    84D Nag to death

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    INSOLES

    113A Things always underfoot

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    CUGAT

    63A "That Latin Beat!" bandleader

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    CREON

    35D "Antigone" antagonist

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    RAINGOD

    80A Indra, to Hindus

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    HANKIE

    73D Something to tear into, informally?

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    ADRIANI

    20A Pope with the longest reign between St. Peter and Pius VI (A.D. 67-1799)

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    EVENNOW

    65D "Still, after all this time ..."

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    MOOCHED

    1A Sponged

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    RECORDS

    23A They may be sealed or broken

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    STRAFES

    46D Attacks from above

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    YODELED

    52D Made peak calls?

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    ARCHWAY

    49A One end of Paris's Champs-Élysées

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    NOTNEAR

    110A Miles away

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    OWNUPTO

    106A Admit

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    STOODBY

    32D Resolutely supported

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    DISCARDS

    7D Tosses

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    ORGCHART

    82D It lays out the lines of authority

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    AIRHALINER debut

    72A Passenger jet

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    GROCERYHASTORE debut

    102A Farmer's market alternative

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    MOVIEHATHEATER debut

    24A Marquee locale

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    ORCHESTRAHAHALL debut

    3D Place for bows and strings

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    USHASENATE debut

    54A Capitol group

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    WEDDINGHACHAPEL debut

    50D Hitching post?

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