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Tuesday · 78 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    ATE

    28D Made disappear, in a way

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    597
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    IRE

    33A Outrage

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    498
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    AREA

    14A Length x width, for a rectangle

    46
    631
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    EDEN

    42A "Paradise Lost" setting

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    457
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    EGO

    60D Maniacal leader?

    42
    393
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    ART

    13D 17,000-year-old find in France's Lascaux cave

    40
    384
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    IRS

    61D Org. of concern to H&R Block

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    246
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    ARIA

    65A Opera highlight

    30
    446
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    NEE

    54A Maiden name preceder

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    407
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    ELS

    23A Trains to Chicago's Loop

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    333
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    APE

    35A King Kong, for one

    28
    415
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    STIR

    51A Blend, as batter

    27
    292
  13. 13
    ATOM

    22A ___ smasher

    23
    266
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    OPAL

    58D Girl's name that's also a 59-Down

    23
    253
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    TON

    12D Unit of capacity for a bridge

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    208
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    EDAM

    25D Dutch cheese

    19
    216
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    DESI

    38D Arnaz of "I Love Lucy"

    18
    139
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    LESS

    5A To a smaller degree

    17
    167
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    EGRET

    63A Long-necked wader

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    111
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    DES

    41D ___ Plaines, Ill.

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    154
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    GEM

    59D See 58-Down

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    119
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    CIAO

    55A Firenze farewell

    12
    117
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    USB

    40D Many a PC cable

    12
    59
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    ORIOLE

    2D Pro baseball player with an orange-and-black uniform

    10
    93
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    TASER

    19D Cop's stunner

    10
    55
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    PURE

    39A Unsullied

    9
    55
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    WIN

    34D Triumph

    8
    96
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    ROUT

    64A Decisive defeat

    8
    72
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    GAPE

    27D Stare open-mouthed

    8
    54
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    IRISES

    46D Purple things in several van Gogh paintings

    8
    41
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    SEXT

    36D Quick, suggestive message

    8
    29
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    LENS

    68A Microscope part

    7
    129
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    DEF

    41A ___ Leppard

    7
    88
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    SANS

    67A ___-serif

    7
    82
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    SONG

    36A Playlist listing

    7
    71
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    DECOR

    43D Look of a room

    7
    51
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    BIN

    30D Recycling receptacle

    6
    90
  38. 38
    GRETA

    9A Newswoman Van Susteren

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    58
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    DIM

    38A Poorly lit

    5
    80
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    LPGA

    26A Org. for some sportswomen

    5
    53
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    MASK

    4D Lone Ranger accessory

    5
    33
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    GLUT

    9D Market oversupply

    5
    32
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    TESLAS

    50D Electric cars named for an inventor

    5
    30
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    EMPRESS

    32D Title for Maria Theresa of Austria

    4
    10
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    GENOA

    53D Kind of salami

    3
    50
  46. 46
    WORM

    1A Wriggly temptation for a fish

    3
    28
  47. 47
    CIGARS

    52A Stogies

    3
    10
  48. 48
    SSS

    8D Worrisome org. for a draft dodger

    2
    167
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    AMTS

    15A Rx dosages, e.g.: Abbr.

    2
    37
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    LIPS

    17A They might be sealed

    2
    36
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    WARM

    34A Toasty

    2
    35
  52. 52
    REPOSE

    3D State of rest

    2
    23
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    ENDURE

    48D Continue through time

    1
    25
  54. 54
    JRS

    44A Many SAT takers: Abbr.

    1
    19
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    REELIN

    49D Land, as a fish

    1
    18
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    PULL

    62A Influence with higher-ups

    1
    17
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    WALLET

    1D Holder for cash and IDs

    1
    10
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    EPISODES

    57A Sitcom segments

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    9
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    ATTY

    56D Court fig.

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    69
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    EMERIL

    6D Chef known for "New New Orleans" cuisine

    0
    40
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    STEEN

    7D 17th-century Dutch painter Jan

    0
    26
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    MOSSY

    66A Unlike the proverbial rolling stone

    0
    20
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    ALINES

    24A Flared skirts

    0
    18
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    HAIRGEL

    21D Salon product for a spiky do

    0
    9
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    LUXOR

    16A City across the Nile from the Valley of the Kings

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    7
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    CAPGUN

    47D Pop-producing toy weapon

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    4
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    EXEMPLAR

    11D Typical specimen

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    4
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    LABELLE

    5D Patti in the Grammy Hall of Fame

    0
    3
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    LOOKHERE

    20A "Now listen ..."

    0
    3
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    OFFICERS

    37D Badge holders

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    3
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    RUDOLF

    10D Dancer Nureyev

    0
    2
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    BEESTUDENT debut

    18A Apiarist?

    0
    1
  73. 73
    CUEBERT debut

    47A Signal Ernie's buddy to step onstage?

    0
    1
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    DEEFLAT debut

    31A Terse put-down of Sandra's "Gidget" performance?

    0
    1
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    EXFILES debut

    45A Where to keep divorce papers?

    0
    1
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    GEESTRINGS debut

    59A "Wow, you have violins!"?

    0
    1
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    JURISTS debut

    44D Legal authorities

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    1
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    TEEBILL debut

    29A Invoice from a souvenir shop?

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    1