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Sunday · 136 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ERIE

    67D Former tribe in western New York

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    EDEN

    123A P.M. after Churchill

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    ANTS

    118A Moving line on a tree trunk

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    ACHE

    30A Post-run feeling

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    ADD

    28A Throw in

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    OPERA

    71A Grammy category

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    OVEN

    17A Roasting place

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    YETI

    73A Beast in rare "sightings"

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    BET

    62D Put up stakes

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    AAA

    107A Baseball league for the Salt Lake Bees

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    TAT

    12D Skin art, informally

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    PAL

    36A Bro

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    REPO

    45D Take back, in a way

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    UFO

    58D Subject of a tinfoil hat theory

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    ORO

    56A Andean gold

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    TAD

    37A Little bit

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    NEMO

    119A Orange-and-white Pixar title character

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    TADA

    31D "And that's it!"

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    OHO

    114D "Well, look at that!"

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    SPF

    106D Letters on some lotion

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    MAMA

    1A Word before "Ooh, didn't mean to make you cry" in Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"

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    NINA

    69D Singer Simone

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    AONE

    111D Unbeatable

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    SHED

    98A What many 100-Across do in the spring

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    SAW

    5A Maxim

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    REEF

    32A Place for a sponge

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    DRIP

    38A Coffee brewing style

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    THOR

    88A Marvel role for Chris Hemsworth

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    TESTS

    97D Doctors' orders

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    RISES

    63A Goes up

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    SECT

    89A Yazidis, e.g.

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    DYES

    81D Congo red and gentian violet

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    DEBT

    29A ___ relief

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    PSY

    122A Rapper with the most-viewed YouTube video of all time

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    ATS

    72D @@@

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    AMES

    102D NASA's ___ Research Center

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    BAD

    22D Turned

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    OHM

    84D Volt/ampere

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    SWAP

    110D It's a deal

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    SUB

    92A Go in (for)

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    SERIF

    43D Letter feature

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    STORE

    66D Box on a mall map

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    TIM

    95A Actor Curry

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    WEST

    7D Against the jet stream

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    MONO

    20D Like original Buddy Holly and the Crickets recordings

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    ABBOT

    8A Brother with a cross

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    ANDY

    4D With 41-Down, first tennis player to win two Olympic singles gold medals

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    ONS

    80D Turn-___ (thrills)

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    LUIS

    83D San ___, Argentina

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    OCTOPI

    78D Sea creatures with remarkably high I.Q.s

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    HOOP

    103A Certain earring

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    ROM

    46D CD or DVD follower

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    CADS

    13A Unfaithful sorts

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    ENDIT

    65D Stop seeing each other

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    TENURE

    87A Professor's goal, one day

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    ITSAGO

    48D "We're on!"

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    LAURA

    19A ___ Palmer ("Twin Peaks" victim)

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    ORGY

    120A Wild revelry

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    OPALS

    104D Crown insets

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    VALE

    18A Land between hills, poetically

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    ARTIST

    14D Drawer, say

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    CARET

    13D Character resembling a hat

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    DAHLIA

    15D Flower named for a Swedish botanist

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    PUG

    39D So-ugly-it's-cute pooch

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    MCRIB

    61A Fast-food sandwich not available in Muslim countries

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    GIL

    74A Poet/musician ___ Scott-Heron

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    DIO

    35D God: It.

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    ONEILL

    27A Broadway's Eugene ___ Theater

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    WORST

    121A So, so awful, with "the"

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    MRIS

    40A Some scans, for short

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    ALSACE

    8D French region around Strasbourg

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    CLINT

    70A Country singer Black

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    HUMOR

    103D Comedy

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    SOILS

    116A Muddies

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    PUTS

    57A Places

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    ANIMALS

    100A See 98-Across

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    ORALLY

    52D By voice

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    SAIDSO

    92D Made a declaration

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    DAYTON

    99D National Aviation Hall of Fame city

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    MEANDER

    3D Go wherever

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    NOODGE

    34A Annoying sort

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    SUCH

    47D "___ is life"

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    DOSAGE

    51A Pill bottle info

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    FICA

    33D Abbr. on a pay stub

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    MANLY

    101D Macho

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    VIXEN

    18D Den mother

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    WWW

    113D Net letters

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    STYLED

    16D All done up, as hair

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    CORNET

    96D Instrument for Louis Armstrong

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    TEATIME

    91D 4:00 p.m., maybe

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    MYSELF

    50D I, personally

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    POURS

    54A Really comes down

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    MORTAR

    1D Weapon usually fired between a 45° and 90° angle

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    GENTLER

    76D Less stormy

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    COMMIT

    96A Go all in

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    OLDDOG

    75A One who can't learn new tricks, they say

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    MOMJEANS

    85D High-waisted, shamelessly unfashionable garment

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    PRIORITY

    86D Chief concern

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    WAITFORIT debut

    115A Words before a punch line

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    MARAT

    20A Jacobin revolutionary who was stabbed in a bathtub

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    ORU

    11D Christian school in Okla.

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    SOLIDS

    53D One side in a pool game

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    CHARO

    42D One-named singer once married to Xavier Cugat

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    EARTHY

    55A A bit crude

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    WHOLE

    117A 2% alternative

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    FRITO

    77A ___-Lay

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    JOES

    105A Trader ___

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    SWERVE

    60D Veer

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    BATCH

    9D Tray of brownies, e.g.

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    IMGAME

    108A "Yeah, let's do it!"

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    DOTCOM

    51D E-business

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    NODOFF

    79A Doze

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    TOOTSIE

    31A 1982 Dustin Hoffman film

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    AVOIDED

    2D Ducked

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    BIGWIG

    94D V.I.P.

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    CHARRED

    90D Way overcooked

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    MURRAY

    41D See 4-Down

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    PENSIVE

    36D Thoughtful

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    TAGSUP

    26D Gets back on base

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    BURKE

    10D Philosopher who said "The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion"

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    MEDICS

    41A Lifesaving team

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    ALEATORY

    6D Dependent on chance

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    UNMOOR

    93D Set adrift

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    SAKEBOMB debut

    5D Potent sushi bar cocktail

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    CURBYOURSUNATHEISM debut

    44A "Stop insisting Ra doesn't exist!"?

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    DOWNERWOMAN debut

    112A Negative Nancy?

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    HAVENOFARE debut

    68A Be too broke to take the bus?

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    MYSIRELOVESCOMPANY debut

    82A "The king really wants to be around people right now"?

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    ROADBIKES debut

    21A They're pumped to compete in a race

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    SHERIF debut

    49D Muslim official

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    STRUTWORTHY debut

    23A Fashionable enough for a runway model?

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    TALESOFOWE debut

    64A Stories from bankruptcy court?

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    TINYAXEATTACK debut

    25A Assault involving a hatchet?

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    TOPFORM debut

    59D Peak physical condition

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    UPRISERSPARTY debut

    109A Celebration after a coup?

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    WOOLITE debut

    24D Detergent brand with a fabric in its name

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