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Monday · 78 answers · 1 debut

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

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    ERA

    15A A pitcher wants a low one, for short

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    ALA

    29D Chicken ___ king

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    ART

    6D Trump's "The ___ of the Deal"

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    EAT

    65A Sup

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    OPEN

    53D Store sign that might be flipped at 9 a.m.

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    ENE

    34A WSW's opposite

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    ELLA

    35A Jazzy Fitzgerald

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    NOT

    63D "Just kidding!"

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    TON

    40D Weight unit on a bridge sign

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    IPA

    19D Hoppy brew, for short

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    TWO

    51D Tango requirement

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    AWE

    56A Amazement

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    DYE

    68A Just for Men offering

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    ERIC

    59D Clapton who sang "Layla"

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    INANE

    27D Stupid

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    AAH

    52A "That feels so-o-o-o nice!"

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    TORE

    3D Ripped

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    RATS

    25D "Darn!"

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    NUN

    61D Habit wearer

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    APB

    1D Alert to squad cars, for short

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    GPS

    21A Aid for a lost driver, for short

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    PACT

    69A Treaty

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    TINY

    55D Wee

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    TUBA

    58D Instrument that makes the cheeks puff out

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    EARTH

    39A You are here

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    OCT

    53A Halloween's mo.

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    LON

    9D Chaney of horror

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    PANIC

    32D Emotion causing hyperventilation

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    NAY

    62D "No" vote

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    ENNUI

    64A Boredom

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    SEEK

    12D "___ and ye shall find"

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    KEEP

    38D Hold on to

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    CONS

    54D Inmates

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    PRADA

    31D Fashion house founded in Milan

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    MARK

    37A "___ my words"

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    TREK

    2D Arduous walk

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    DIM

    46A Opposite of bright

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    SULU

    11D Lieutenant on the original U.S.S. Enterprise

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    DOTE

    57D Lavish care (on)

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    JAG

    5A British sports car, briefly

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    ROGUE

    16A "___ One: A Star Wars Story"

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    ASKME

    33D "___ Another" (NPR game show)

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    NSYNC

    67A Band with the 2000 hit "Bye Bye Bye"

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    THINAIR

    36D It's in the stratosphere

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    SANK

    41A Didn't float

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    JEAN

    5D Denim fabric

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    YUK

    22A Big laugh

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    BLAIR

    24A Former British P.M. Tony

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    IGGY

    10D Azalea of rap

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    RUBIO

    66A Florida senator Marco

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    MIG

    23A Russian jet

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    NERDY

    28D Passionately brainy, say

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    ZAPPA

    30A Frank of the Mothers of Invention

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    PROOF

    13A One might end "Q.E.D."

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    FEMUR

    26D Leg bone connected to the knee bone

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    ASIATIC

    43D From east of the Urals

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    PITHY

    50A Terse

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    UNDEAD

    42A Like zombies

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    YOMAMA

    4D Start of a playground joke

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    GARGLE

    7D Use Listerine, say

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    ATTY

    1A Lawyer: Abbr.

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    REYES

    47A Four-time M.L.B. All-Star José

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    BLISS

    8A What ignorance is, they say

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    TETRAS

    36A Colorful aquarium swimmers

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    DIALER

    45D One placing a telephone call

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    THEFED

    48D Organization for Janet Yellen, informally

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    KEATON

    20A Michael who played both Batman and Birdman

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    FUTILE

    14D Hopeless

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    NOID

    44A Cause for being refused a drink at a bar

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    SHUTUP

    49D "Button your lip!"

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    BERMUDATRIANGLE

    17A Atlantic site of strange disappearances

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    BLARNEY

    24D Nonsense, as the Irish might say

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    DOGSLED

    18D Iditarod vehicle

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    POINTOFNORETURN

    60A Punny description for 17-, 26- or 48-Across

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    BRASIZE

    8D Victoria's Secret measurement

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    DILUTE

    57A Water down

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    TENNISACE

    48A Excellent service

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    FINALSALE debut

    26A "As is" transaction

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