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Sunday · 138 answers · 19 debuts

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

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    ETA

    91A Fraternity letter

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    YES

    31A "Indubitably!"

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    365
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    PSST

    85A Sound heard by an exam proctor, say

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    ELSE

    107A "Who ___?"

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    OLD

    30D Trite

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    GAS

    39A Oomph

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    ESC

    104D PC key

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    209
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    LEI

    12D Warm welcome at Waikiki

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    EPIC

    49D Bigger than big

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    OWE

    58A Fall behind

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    EVER

    35D Hardly ___

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    URSA

    97D ___ Major

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    TRIO

    52D The Bee Gees, for much of their career

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    IKEA

    26A The average size of its stores is 300,000 square feet

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    IMIN

    99A "Sign me up!"

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    ODIN

    62D Valhalla V.I.P.

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    IRENE

    93D Goddess of peace

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    DEA

    83D Narc's org.

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    OCD

    32A Anxious condition, briefly

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    ICU

    102D Post-O.R. stop

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    ALONE

    2D Set apart

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    CEDE

    6A Give over

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    MOO

    101D Farm call

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    ONION

    51A Fake news site, with "The"

    14
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    ALARM

    19A Auto feature

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    ELECT

    9D President-___

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    RBIS

    55D Ruth's 2,214

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    EACH

    7D Every

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    EXES

    109A Past partners

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    AGILE

    43D Acrobatic

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    READ

    111A Studied

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    ATV

    82A Off-road transport, informally

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    ENS

    65A Nav. rank

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    STENO

    108A Kind of pad

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    TOAD

    79A Prey for a heron or garter snake

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    HIS

    10D Starts of many emails

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    FED

    69D Hiking group, with "the"?

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    RKO

    25D Onetime MGM rival

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    TWOS

    15A Low rolls

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    NHL

    103D Grp. of Senators

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    AMC

    5D Big movie theater chain

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    ESTER

    60D Ending with poly-

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    ONTAP

    32D Coming up

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    SEOUL

    110A 1988 Olympics site

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    RAPT

    22A Enthralled

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    CANE

    105A Crook, e.g.

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    INEPT

    21A Ham-handed

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    LURE

    98A Draw

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    MOS

    45D Hip-hop's ___ Def

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    64
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    LETO

    98D Mother of Artemis

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    59
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    TIPS

    52A Sign on a jar at a bar

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    AGORA

    54D Ancient market

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    105
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    KNEW

    27A Had more than an inkling

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    SMILE

    90D "Say cheese!"

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    RAUL

    20A Julia of Hollywood

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    ENOCH

    106A Book of ___ (ancient Jewish text)

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    NENES

    87D Spanish kids

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    25
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    NEOPET debut

    48A Virtual dog or cat, maybe

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    10
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    ANKA

    37A "Puppy Love" singer, 1960

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    ATHENA

    72A Goddess usually pictured with a helmet

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    60
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    EMBER

    89D Glow in the dark?

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    44
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    NIKON

    34D Canon rival

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    36
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    BREW

    4D Steep

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    JABBA

    1A Bloblike "Star Wars" character

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    RACKET

    24D Clamor

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    MUSE

    45A Inspiration

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    OPIATE

    58D Narcotic

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    49
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    FIRS

    69A They may be decorated for the holidays

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    29
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    DORY

    36D Fishing vessel

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    COCOON

    40D Changing room?

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    APTESTS

    13D Exams for some H.S. students

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    9
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    NICHE

    46D Cubbyhole

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    DIODE

    63D Certain vacuum tube

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    CONN

    53A Mass. neighbor

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    TRIKE

    15D Early wheels

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    HILT

    68A Sword handle

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    AROUND

    37D In the neighborhood

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    STEVIE

    14D Singer/guitarist ___ Ray Vaughan

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    20
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    PARTI

    56A Series opener

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    DUKES

    8D They may be put up before a fight

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    AXMEN

    57D Lumberjacks

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    IVOTED debut

    38A Election Day affirmation

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    OHWAIT debut

    64D "Actually, come to think of it ..."

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    GOAD

    67D Egg on

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    AGENTS

    41D Go-betweens

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    MIG

    88D Cold War flier

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    RUNG

    76D Step up or down

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    ICEUP

    50A Glaciate

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    BOOZE

    70A Sauce

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    BOYD

    75D "The Lord of the Rings" actor Billy

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    CLOY

    44D Be overly sweet

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    24
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    BATES

    3D College in Lewiston, Me.

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    DOING

    66A Word before or after nothing

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    HULAS

    10A Great shakes?

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    EERIER

    81A Stranger

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    TOTHEMAX

    73D As much as possible

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    DWADE debut

    71A Nickname for a Miami 12-time N.B.A. All-Star

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    DUDED

    92D Dressed to the nines, with "up"

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    CRAWDADS debut

    6D Miniature lobster lookalikes

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    JANKY debut

    1D Of poor quality, in modern slang

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    2
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    RELEASE

    95A Catch's partner

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    UNU

    11D Burma's first prime minister

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    XEROX

    94D Canon rival

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    BEREA

    70D Greek city mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles

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    DIX

    92A Number of French kings named Charles

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    NOTON

    47D Performing beneath one's usual level

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    CODEX

    112A Ancient manuscript

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    DWAYNE

    83A ___ Johnson, a.k.a. The Rock

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    ATAPRICE

    72D With consequences

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    CARTED

    40A Hauled (away)

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    DORSA

    71D Backs, anatomically

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    NITES

    48D Late times, in ads

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    BESTOF

    78D Theme for an annual city-magazine issue

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    HONING

    42D Fine-tuning

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    WASHES

    84D Arroyos

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    STAGESET

    18D Theater backdrop

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    GIZMOS

    67A Doohickeys

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    LANEONE

    80D The inside track

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    LOURDES

    80A French pilgrimage site

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    OPENCASE

    17D Unsolved crime

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    ARTILY

    54A In a pretentious manner

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    DEPENDED debut

    77D Relied (on)

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    IMMUNO

    96A Prefix with therapy

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    PIZZAS

    56D Circular things that arrive in square boxes

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    WAKINGUP

    16D Rousing

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    WELDER

    59D One carrying a torch?

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    AWHECK debut

    28A "Rats!"

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    BREADANDBOATER debut

    75A Two sights in a yacht's galley?

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    DIXIECOPES debut

    63A Title of a book about Southern Reconstruction?

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    EVOKING debut

    29A Bringing to mind

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    HACKERS debut

    42A WikiLeaks associates

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    HAVOLINE debut

    74D Motor oil brand

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    HOMINGBIRDFEEDER debut

    100A Pigeon trainer, at times?

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    HOTDOGBONE debut

    61A Quality control problem at Oscar Mayer?

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    NOGOATSNOGLORY debut

    46A Herder's mantra?

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    NOTECRACKERSUITE debut

    23A Office for decoding messages?

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    PHONEANDGAMES debut

    86A Helpful things for killing time nowadays?

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    STONEDSILENCE debut

    33A What one might sit in at a Cheech & Chong movie?

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