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Thursday · 72 answers · 11 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ALE

    40A It might come from a tap

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    570
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    LEE

    35A Opposite of weather, on a ship

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    360
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    TIE

    8D 7-up, for example

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    284
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    EAST

    20D Big ___ Conference

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    285
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    SSNS

    58D IDs that are often not displayed in full: Abbr.

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    130
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    TREE

    25D Skier's obstacle

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    309
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    AFAR

    52D Place to worship from

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    233
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    KNEE

    13D Attack in an underhanded way

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    264
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    EYES

    48A Hawks have sharp ones

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    195
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    OHIO

    2D Home to Bowling Green

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    200
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    EDIE

    56D Woman's name that sounds like its first two letters

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    190
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    SEAR

    57D Put over high heat

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    113
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    TET

    10D Asian holiday

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    179
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    ORSO

    3D Roundabouts

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    145
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    CUE

    62D It has a tip for game-playing

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    140
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    EENIE

    31D Counting word

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    48
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    ACLU

    33A Org. whose website has a "Know Your Rights" tab

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    137
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    SOLD

    54D Completely convinced

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    70
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    AFT

    61D Back at sea

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    144
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    HEIR

    45A Prince, for one

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    YEAR

    14D Name tag info at an alumni event

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    126
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    ELLEN

    28D Page in a Hollywood script?

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    105
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    SOLE

    53D Lone

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    138
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    HTML

    1D Counterpart of JavaScript

    8
    47
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    NEARS

    32D Verges on

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    78
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    HEAR

    37D Catch, in a way

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    61
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    CORD

    12D Drawstring, e.g.

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    40
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    III

    42D The Richard in a Shakespeare title

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    126
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    HEELS

    6D Prom wear, for some

    4
    42
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    DJED

    26A Played at a party, say

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    20
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    UPLIT

    51D Like many monuments at night

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    13
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    INGE

    44D "Picnic" playwright

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    124
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    ANS

    9D True or false: Abbr.

    3
    91
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    ACMES

    5D Peaks

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    41
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    ICANSO

    11D "Don't doubt me!"

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    20
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    DADAS

    26D Fathers, to babies

    3
    19
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    MISSME

    17A "Aren't you glad I'm back?"

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    11
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    OTHERS

    67A Unspecified group

    2
    22
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    ELUDES

    63A Gets away from

    2
    15
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    TITIAN

    65A "Bacchus and Ariadne" painter, circa 1523

    2
    9
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    ELICIT

    41A Draw out

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    39
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    RESTAREA

    18A Place with picnic tables, often

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    21
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    SHAFT

    24D Arrow part

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    18
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    RNC

    60D G.O.P. org.

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    GLUEY

    30D Mucilaginous

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    7
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    ALLINFUN

    64A Not seriously

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    3
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    REDACTED debut

    66A Used a black marker on ... or a hint to three chunks of black squares in this puzzle

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    2
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    ITI

    23D "Lord, is ___?"

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    ODETO

    50D Poem title starter

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    SCOTIA

    47D Nova ___

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    THRICE

    15A Three times

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    SILTY

    34D Like river deltas

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    HOOKAH

    1A Pipe with a tube

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    5
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    SETHROGEN

    29A He portrayed Steve Wozniak in "Steve Jobs"

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    5
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    SPRAYER

    7D Pesticide applier

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    5
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    STRIAE

    34A Narrow grooves

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    5
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    ESSAYISTS

    22A Christopher Hitchens and Marcel Proust, for two

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    4
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    JCOLE

    27D Rapper with the 2013 #1 album "Born Sinner"

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    4
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    PINECONE

    16A Part of many a wreath

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    4
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    CONTEND

    43D Struggle (with)

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    3
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    FOOTRACE

    59A Sprint, e.g.

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    3
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    KISSEDUP debut

    4D Acted sycophantically

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    2
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    SENSATION

    46A Hit

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    2
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    ASSO debut

    52A Large wire

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    CRYINGOUT debut

    49A Yelling

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    1
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    DOLPHI debut

    36A Eco-friendly seafood designation

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    1
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    FETUNA debut

    38A ---

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    1
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    LOOSELEA debut

    19A Student's note-taking aid

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    1
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    NDER debut

    21A ---

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    STATICKY debut

    7A Like out-of-range stations

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    1
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    TEDPRESS debut

    55A ---

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    THETRUTH debut

    39D It's "rarely pure and never simple," per Oscar Wilde

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