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Sunday · 140 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ARE

    81A Equal

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    ICE

    111A Whack

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    ETS

    79D Many "Star Trek" characters, for short

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    ISLE

    78D Part of a chain

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    SKA

    26A Prince Buster's genre

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    AMI

    45A "Who ___?"

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    302
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    INN

    115D Roadside stop

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    258
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    SAG

    74A What old couches tend to do

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    TRIO

    11D Huey, Dewey and Louie, e.g.

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    SOSO

    64A Average

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    ACES

    102D Part of a dead man's hand

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    211
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    AIDE

    65A White House worker

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    ABE

    9D Fin

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    DEL

    41D Director Guillermo ___ Toro

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    AWOL

    71A No longer in the company, say

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    167
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    ALDA

    88A Vinick's portrayer on "The West Wing"

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    UGLI

    110D Hybrid citrus

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    SOL

    6D La preceder

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    ABATE

    14A Peter out

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    SASSY

    106D Full of lip

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    PHDS

    21D Many profs

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    55
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    LIMO

    39D Sight at a red-carpet event

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    101
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    MATS

    67D Yoga equipment

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    57
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    PUMA

    101A Creature also called a catamount

    9
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    ITIS

    43A Sinus suffix

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    ASSETS

    98A Accountant's list

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    PCP

    52A Angel dust

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    33
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    ALLY

    30D Bedfellow

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    ONEL

    42A First-year law student

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    LANCE

    55A Knightstick?

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    64
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    ODAY

    72A Singer/reality TV personality Aubrey

    6
    50
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    RAUL

    109A Fidel's brother

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    47
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    ALIBABA

    45D Fictional woodcutter

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    38
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    LAIRS

    39A Hideouts

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    35
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    FENCE

    80A Theft preventer ... or theft encourager

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    33
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    BISTRO

    19A Relative of a brasserie

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    23
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    PROD

    5D Nudge

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    CLASS

    58D Bourgeoisie

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    BOOR

    51D Vulgar sort

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    SMURF

    90A Searcher for "the lost village," in film

    5
    20
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    ENRICH

    103A Aggrandize

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    RANGE

    60D Mezzo-soprano, for female voices

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    VENI

    29A Start of a boast

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    LOOS

    27A Heathrow facilities

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    SEGUE

    64D Smooth transition

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    GED

    86A H.S.-level exam

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    MUSH

    85D Cry to a sled dog

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    ALLS

    108D First word in a Shakespeare title

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    ELEA

    112D Home of Zeno and Parmenides

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    USPS

    32A Org. that delivers

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    DEETS

    120A Juicy bits, in slang

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    ATOZ

    102A All-inclusive

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    GIL

    63A ___ Gunderson, sad sack on "The Simpsons"

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    NEEDLE

    35A You might find one under a Christmas tree

    2
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    TEETER

    17D Threaten to fall

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    ERRORS

    18D They may be unforced

    2
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    DRAKE

    7D Rapper with the 4x platinum album "Views"

    2
    30
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    TACOMA

    44D City SSW of Seattle

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    SPARK

    92A Catalyst

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    BUSS

    87A Smooch

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    INAHOLE

    47D Debt-ridden

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    ADOPTS

    62D Rescues a foundling, say

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    CHILD

    56D Neglected one, stereotypically

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    DENIES

    119A Disavows

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    TACKLE

    113A Blind side protector, usually, in an offensive line

    2
    9
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    NEER

    34A Contraction lacking just a "v"

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    100
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    ERIS

    105A Apple of Discord thrower

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    PEWS

    38D They provide backing for churchgoers

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    ATESTS

    82A Mushroom makers

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    CLASPS

    1A Necklace parts

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    CHASSE

    13D Gliding step, in ballet

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    TRICIA

    99D One of the Nixon daughters

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    CADENCE

    53D Rhythm

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    CBSTV

    1D "The Late Show" airer

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    IKNEWIT

    95A "Told you so!"

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    IMGAY

    49D Coming-out words

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    GRIMACE

    75D [That's painful!]

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    HAIRNET

    121A Item for a cafeteria worker

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    LICHEN

    2D Reindeer moss, e.g.

    1
    6
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    STORIES

    4D News highlights

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    CLICKS debut

    116A Brings up a menu with a PC mouse

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    MADEWAR

    46D Was belligerent

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    SILENTA

    118A Aisle's head?

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    TYPEIN

    48A Enter

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    EDINA

    112A Suburb of Minneapolis

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    ALAE

    14D Wings, to zoologists

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    AMERICA

    23A U.S. heartland

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    SOLED

    40A Did a cobbler's job on

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    THIRD

    25A Where you might stop before going home

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    ICHAT

    104D Onetime tool for talking online

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    TRISTE

    97D Sibelius's "Valse ___"

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    ALEPPO

    30A Battle-torn Syrian city

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    AMECHE

    94D Actor Don

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    IPECAC

    107A Poison victim's remedy

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    ANDREI

    16D Russian film director Tarkovsky

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    BANANAS

    15D Grand pooh-bahs

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    SCHOOL

    22A Dropped out

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    METIME

    84A R&R by oneself

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    TANZANIA

    83D Home of the highest point in Africa

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    ENGLISH

    114A Chaucer's tongue

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    ISSUER

    78A Credit card provider, e.g.

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    OKCORRAL

    59A Setting for John Ford's "My Darling Clementine"

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    SLEEPON

    26D Think over

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    WEBCAM

    50A Tool for talking online

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    BEHIND

    66A Abandoned

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    DEARTO

    28A Cherished by

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    DOTEON

    36D Lavish with attention

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    ETHELS

    117A Waters and Kennedy

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    IDAHOAN

    61A Sarah Palin, by birth

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    PLANER

    21A Power machine in woodworking

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    REBIRTH

    20A Phoenix event

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    SINKER

    100D Fishing item

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    DRASTIC

    7A Extreme

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    MINDED

    69A Having correct opinions

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    REMAPS

    8D Charts again

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    BRACKET

    87D Where teams that have little-to-no chance of winning are found

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    GASMAIN

    68D Line to a pilot?

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    5
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    INFERS

    70D Figures out

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    BALDSPOT

    76A It lacks locks

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    ITCOUPLE

    12D Brangelina was one

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    KORESH

    96D Cult leader killed in the Waco siege

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    MANAGER

    67A Person pretty far up the corporate ladder

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    OLMECS

    57A Colossal head sculptors

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    PHONEIN

    31D Contribute to a radio show

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    ASHINE

    3D Glowing

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    PLEDGED

    54D Vowed

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    PUPATE

    93D Transform, as larvae

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    SAUK

    77D Fox neighbor

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    SIRLOIN

    10D Boneless cut

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    SPITED

    92D Treated with malice

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    DOESIT

    73D "Is that so?"

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    DWELLER

    89D Inhabitant of the ocean's benthic zone

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    FEEDING

    91D Profiting from the misfortunes of others

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    HANDER

    24A Dexterous one

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    SHIPPER

    37A One using 32-Across, e.g.

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    2
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    VAGARY debut

    122A Whim

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    CDV debut

    116D 405, to Flavius

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    1
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    GANGING debut

    75A ___ up on (conspiring against)

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    1
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    PRICKS debut

    33D Syringe sensations

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    1
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    PRIDING debut

    52D Indulging (oneself) in self-satisfaction

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    1