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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    EST

    13D Super suffix?

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    ALOE

    63D Fleshy-leaved succulent

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    IRA

    8D With 34-Down, longtime public radio host

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    SSN

    85A Entry on an I.R.S. form: Abbr.

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    ERAS

    49D Timeline sections

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    ELS

    45A Swinging Ernie

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    APE

    82A Sight at Tanzania's Gombe Stream National Park

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    AVE

    52D Way to go: Abbr.

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    ATARI

    90D Gaming trailblazer

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    224
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    ABBA

    101A "Waterloo" band

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    ESS

    91A What's right in front of the tee?

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    APSE

    26A Altar spot

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    IHOP

    2D Breakfast chain

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    ANON

    104D Presently

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    ABC

    68D Something easy, so they say

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    CPA

    40A Book reviewer?: Abbr.

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    ABE

    63A He can be seen at the western end of the National Mall, informally

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    ARAL

    17D Desiccated ___ Sea

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    LAS

    50D ___ Palmas (Spanish province)

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    ORG

    70D A.A. or AAA

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    ASST

    24D Deputy: Abbr.

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    ELMO

    49A Kids' TV character who refers to himself in the third person

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    INERT

    93D Sluggish

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    RANT

    89D Talk wildly

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    EAVE

    98D Building's rain diverter

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    AYE

    107D Parliamentary support

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    GNU

    34A Bearded animal

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    PEAT

    97D Fuel from a fen

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    LADLE

    73A It may deliver a punch

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    CFO

    108D Corp. bigwig

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    STET

    100D Editor's override

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    SNAG

    100A Glitch

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    DEBT

    99A Arrears

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    RINSE

    29D Dentist's directive

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    EATEN

    105A Corroded

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    DINE

    28A Banquet

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    GENE

    12D With 42-Down, "Frosty the Snowman" singer

    10
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    FED

    106D Supplied

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    BERET

    59D Cap similar to a tam-o'-shanter

    10
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    LAPSE

    74D Run out

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    TESTY

    112A Irritable

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    AGENDA

    11D Docket

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    DIETS

    62A Weighty matters?

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    HATE

    76A "My only love sprung from my only ___!": Juliet

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    ETHOS

    71D Group's basic beliefs

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    STUD

    54A Horse for hire

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    EVEL

    60A First name in daredevilry

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    AVERT

    109A Turn aside

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    MEAT

    81A Gist

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    APEX

    31D Tip

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    BONE

    103D Treat for a dog

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    DIANE

    92A Photographer Arbus

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    MOTH

    7D Creature on the movie poster for "The Silence of the Lambs"

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    BLTS

    55D Club cousins

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    PEND

    32A Remain undecided

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    BIRD

    102D One with a lot of tweets

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    LIARS

    33D Those who need sound memories, per Montaigne

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    MALE

    67A M, on a form

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    LPGA

    1D Tour grp. since 1950

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    PYLON

    32D Traffic cone

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    OAS

    46A 35-nation alliance, briefly

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    REND

    18D Tear apart

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    OZONE

    15D Worry of stratospheric proportions

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    ATOMS

    95A Heart of the matter?

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    REMIT

    38D Pay

    4
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    ROMAN

    25A Like most "Quo Vadis" characters

    4
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    MANET

    67D Exhibitor at 1863's Salon des Refusés

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    NUB

    83A Gist

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    GLASS

    34D See 8-Down

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    SNAKE

    20D Plunger alternative

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    SOFAR

    14A As yet

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    GARBO

    69D "Grand Hotel" star, 1932

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    CHLOE

    53D Pricey French fashion label

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    RAVE

    51D Talk wildly

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    THRU

    47A Drive-___

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    NASH

    27A "A bit of talcum / Is always walcum" writer

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    LINEN

    33A Fabric from flax

    3
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    AZURE

    22A Blue hue

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    ORGY

    79A Wild revelry

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    SATED

    96D Having no room for more

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    NAFTA

    35D W. Hemisphere treaty of 1994

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    HOMER

    57A Hit one out

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    BOOS

    3D Disapproving sounds

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    DIF

    5D "What's the ___?"

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    HADES

    66D Abductor of Persephone

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    FILM

    80D Take some shots

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    EVILEYE

    110A Bad look

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    RANKS

    30A Gives an order

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    ORANGES

    21A Major export of Florida

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    RONALD

    29A For whom Nancy was first lady

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    INFER

    4D Gather

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    IGETIT

    87D "Aha!"

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    WEBER

    56D Utah's ___ State University

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    SARONG

    14D Pacific island wrap

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    OCONNOR

    6D Alito's Supreme Court predecessor

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    PEENS

    72D Tool parts used for bending things

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    SIPHON

    84A It's a drain

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    CABALA

    88D Mystical doctrine

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    CLAMS

    65D Steamed seafood dish

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    COOPS

    64A Pens for hens

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    PEANUT

    97A Bit of cushioning

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    MILEAGE

    7A Reimbursed expense for a commuter, maybe

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    NETTLES

    83D Annoys

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    SODDEN

    114A Dripping

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    SANDBLAST

    58A Clean with a pressurized spray

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    LANDERS

    9D Some space vehicles

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    ENGINE

    10D It must turn over to start

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    TAUNT

    78D Jeer

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    COTY

    64D 1950s French president René

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    DOWEL

    39D Certain rod

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    GATS

    94A Old gang weapons

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    DATASET

    113A Spreadsheet contents

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    PRIED

    41D Was a busybody

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    LIBIDO

    1A Topic for Dr. Ruth

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    CHEERS

    65A Toast word

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    INFERNO

    111A Five-alarmer

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    AUTRY

    42D See 12-Down

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    SLOGANS

    84D Ad agency output

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    AFFIX

    48A Fasten

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    FICHE

    80A Archives material

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    COSY

    61D London tea accessory

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    FATALATTRACTION

    106A Roker's appeal before gastric bypass surgery?

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    GOOFFONATANGENT

    23A Berate some guy for getting too much sun?

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    GOOSESTEP

    69A March movement

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    JAUNTY

    86D Devil-may-care

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    LABORPARTY

    74A Scientist's dilemma regarding work vs. play?

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    LANKER

    43A Having less heft

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    PHONICS debut

    19A Sound system?

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    3
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    BRAINWAVES

    55A Result of a serious wardrobe malfunction at the beach?

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    KIDDIELIT

    44D Beatrix Potter's genre

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    POUFS debut

    75D High hairdos

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    TROOPSHIP

    47D Conveyance for soldiers

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    ADMITTANCE debut

    77A Entry

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    CLOUDY debut

    61A Turbid

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    DAVA debut

    99D Sobel who wrote the Pulitzer-nominated "Galileo's Daughter"

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    FUMANCHUMUSTACHE debut

    16D "That villain in comics has sure gotta be sore!"?

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    JUSTICEFORALL debut

    86A Dismaying announcement about disaster aid?

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    POETRYREADING debut

    37A Suggestion to a bored short story writer?

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    1
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    RAWRECRUIT debut

    51A Greenhorn on the force

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    UNFUNDEDMANDATES debut

    36D What a cash-strapped beau might take you on?

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