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Sunday · 131 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    IRE

    26A Rage

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    ERE

    105A Poetic preposition

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    NET

    4D After deductions

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    376
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    DNA

    25A Geneticist's study

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    260
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    OGRE

    63D Monster

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    284
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    ORA

    111D 60 minuti

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    EKE

    106A Scrape (out)

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    AMEN

    51D Emphatic agreement

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    NBA

    52D Org. with a travel ban?

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    198
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    ABLE

    87A Pub vessel

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    259
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    DEN

    79A Cubs' home

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    EURO

    50D Alternative to a pound

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    TIP

    42D What boats shouldn't do

    22
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    TON

    68A Heavy weight

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    EEK

    31D Cousin of "OMG!"

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    TOO

    73D Overly

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    189
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    RIG

    94A Fix, as an election

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    114
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    ELENA

    99D 1941 chart-topper "Maria ___"

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    MOO

    61A Part of a stock exchange?

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    137
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    PEP

    39D ___ rally

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    SCI

    75D ___-fi

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    ASIAN

    9D Like over four billion people

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    ENOLA

    43D ___ Gay (W.W. II plane)

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    121
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    NONO

    17D Texting while driving, e.g.

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    116
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    SLAB

    101D Slice for a hearty appetite

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    86
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    RSVP

    48A Click "Going" on a Facebook event, e.g.

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    85
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    DESK

    18D Anchor's place

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    105
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    LAV

    38D Loo, for short

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    NOW

    36D Today

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    116
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    AGER

    59D Ending with teen

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    108
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    ADHOC

    112A Opposite of standing

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    72
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    SPAY

    75A Easy-to-carry telescope

    10
    51
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    LGBT

    49D Letters of "pride"

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    37
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    RIDE

    8D *... for astronauts

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    114
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    CASH

    54D Bills, e.g.

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    LODE

    102D Miner's strike

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    SERENE

    58D Pacific

    8
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    POM

    76D Yapping dog, for short

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    45
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    ILOSE

    10D "Victory is yours"

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    38
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    ONEL

    62D Hillary Clinton in 1969 or Bill Clinton in 1970

    6
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    STAND

    14A Primitive timer

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    MIDI

    61D Certain conservative skirt

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    SUP

    47A "How's it hangin'?"

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    LAX

    67D West Coast air hub

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    NEONS

    33A Highlighter shades

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    TAGS

    104D Catches off base

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    ITSOK

    29A "No worries"

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    37
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    RAINS

    24A They're measured by pluviometers

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    34
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    EFRON

    12D Zac of "Neighbors"

    5
    13
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    HIE

    70A Move hastily

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    112
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    GOOF

    82D Clown (around)

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    32
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    CURIE

    98D *... for Nobel laureates

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    27
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    CHLOE

    21A Moretz of "Carrie"

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    15
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    ARA

    87D Altar constellation

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    DEANS

    13D Professors answer to them

    3
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    ACMES

    19A Pinnacles

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    TSHIRT

    5D Gift shop item

    3
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    THA

    7D "J to ___ L-O!" (Jennifer Lopez album)

    3
    29
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    LOGIN

    107A Go online

    3
    18
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    NADER

    71A Also-ran in 2000

    2
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    TROUT

    114A Lake catch

    2
    37
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    NEGEV

    97D Desert NE of the Sinai Peninsula

    2
    32
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    ERNESTO

    90D Che Guevara's real first name

    2
    30
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    IAGREE

    69A "Same with me"

    2
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    EXERTS

    93D Puts forward, as effort

    2
    25
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    SAWTO

    117A Took care of

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    24
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    ITHELP

    37A Aid after a computer crash, say

    2
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    SLIDE

    101A Drop a bit

    1
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    OSA

    57A Spanish she-bear

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    RENI

    32D Guido who painted "Massacre of the Innocents"

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    DENOTE

    41A Mark

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    SHINER

    55D Hit record?

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    OCONNOR

    2D *One who 64-Acrossed for Supreme Court justices ...

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    ROLOS

    110A Caramel candies from Hershey

    1
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    LATISH

    60A Running a bit behind

    1
    12
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    LEANIN

    49A 2013 best seller by Sheryl Sandberg

    1
    11
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    BETTY

    115A White who is the oldest person ever to host "S.N.L."

    1
    10
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    EUNICE

    45D Kennedy who was the mother of Maria Shriver

    1
    10
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    LEAFY

    66D Like lettuce

    1
    8
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    ALISTERS

    16D Most-wanted invitees

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    6
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    ISPOSE debut

    37D "Hmm, guess so"

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    6
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    NIETO debut

    11D Mexican president Enrique Peña ___

    1
    6
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    LOOKOUT

    89D Ranger's station

    1
    5
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    STREAKED

    6D Hurriedly showed oneself out?

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    5
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    TARDIS

    65D Fictional spacecraft created by the Time Lords

    1
    5
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    OHGEEZ debut

    57D "Yi-i-ikes!"

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    4
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    TSOTSI

    44D Best Foreign Film of 2005 set in South Africa

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    4
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    STRAINED

    6A Material commonly used during cathedral construction

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    3
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    SEXILE debut

    74A Send elsewhere for the night, as a roommate, in modern lingo

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    2
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    PCT

    34A %: Abbr.

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    POINT

    1A 16-ounce container

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    GROK

    40A Get

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    EASTON

    28A Sheena who sang "U Got the Look" with Prince

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    GYP

    81D Rip off, informally

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    YOYOMA

    86A Classical musician with a Presidential Medal of Freedom

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    WINCE

    95A Cab destination?

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    WIDTH

    95D Factor in area calculation

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    DOETH

    22A Performs, biblically

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    SUA

    109D Apologia pro vita ___

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    INNEREAR

    30A It helps you achieve balance

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    RADIOERA

    23A When soap operas first flourished

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    IMEANNO

    3D Emphatic refusal

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    ISEEA

    96D "___ little silhouetto of a man" (Queen lyric)

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    ISEULT

    103A Arthurian princess

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    TESSERAE

    44A Mosaic pieces

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    IMBUES

    91A Permeates

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    POCONOS

    53A Pennsylvania vacation locale, with "the"

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    SCRIPTS

    14D Reading material for a Hollywood agent

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    4
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    SEATER

    74D Two-___ (smallish car)

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    ALBRIGHT

    77D *... for secretaries of state

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    READIN

    27D Enter, as data

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    REGENCY

    85D Rule by governing board

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    3
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    DEGREASE debut

    108A Remove fat from, as a soup

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    DIYKIT debut

    46D Aid for the handy, informally

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    HAVEASAY

    116A Participate in deciding

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    NONETAKEN debut

    35A Reply to "No offense"

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    PADDING

    1D Superfluous part of an essay

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    TEEINGUP

    113A Getting ready to swing

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    2
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    THISLIFE

    20A Sidney Poitier's 1980 autobiography

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    2
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    TREERAT

    72A Gray squirrel, in slang

    0
    2
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    BIGELOW debut

    88D *... for Best Directors

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    1
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    BREAKTHEGLASSCEILING debut

    64A Overcome a certain career barrier ... or what the answers to the starred clues do?

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    1
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    COLORIZE debut

    84A Change from black-and-white

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    1
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    DIDIWIN debut

    46A Question after a photo finish

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    1
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    FLEXAGON debut

    100A Geometric toy whose sides change depending on how it's folded

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    1
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    FOGGIER debut

    80A Less safe for a plane landing, in a way

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    1
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    GUMBY debut

    56A Pokey's pal on TV

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    1
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    IMSLEEPY debut

    83D [Yawn]

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    POSTERIOR debut

    92A Behind

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    THATCHER debut

    15D *... for British prime ministers

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    1
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    YOUIDIOT debut

    78D "Don't be so dumb!"

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