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Sunday · 143 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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    ALE

    23D Most watchful

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    ALA

    33A Gulf state: Abbr.

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    ALI

    108A 1977 Warhol subject

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    ECHO

    75A Audio problem

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    LIE

    69A Whopper

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    318
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    ADA

    62A Garden party?

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    270
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    EELS

    115D Congers and morays

    27
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    EARS

    102A "Antennae"

    27
    163
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    ALOT

    45D Bunches

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    EPIC

    75D Bigger than big

    23
    235
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    TIRE

    4D Part of an old-fashioned swing

    22
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    TIP

    118D Cape Horn, for one

    22
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    OTS

    123A Fifth qtrs.

    21
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    IGOR

    6A "Young Frankenstein" role

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    ACME

    16D Zenith

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    210
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    TEST

    46D Try out

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    PLEA

    80A Message from the Red Cross, maybe

    18
    154
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    SEAL

    29A One of seven in the Book of Revelation

    18
    151
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    ELO

    65A "The Time Machine" race

    17
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    LAS

    51A Part of U.N.L.V.

    17
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    ENG

    74A Grade school subj.

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    160
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    OARS

    119A They go in locks

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    154
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    POE

    17D "The Gold-Bug" author

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    154
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    TSP

    90D Kitchen shortening

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    154
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    RIM

    104D Pacific ___

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    140
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    AROSE

    103D Came (from)

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    HANOI

    71A Capital bombed in 1972

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    AHAS

    33D Solvers' shouts

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    AMO

    97D Latin 101 word

    13
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    RAGE

    9D Fury

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    HEM

    71D End of a shift

    12
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    HENS

    77D ___ teeth

    12
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    GOO

    116D Melted mess

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    MAIN

    85A Its state quarter has a lighthouse

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    ALAN

    72D Disc jockey Freed

    10
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    DAN

    68A Delany or Carvey

    10
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    LIST

    109D Officially go (for)

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    RICO

    21A Wealthy: Sp.

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    STYLE

    105D Bob or weave

    10
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    IDOS

    54A Altar exchange

    10
    78
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    PETRI

    100D ___ dish

    10
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    GAL

    7D "Wonder Woman" star ___ Gadot

    9
    124
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    LANA

    19A Turner of "Peyton Place"

    9
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    HAH

    84A Triumphant cry

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    SKIS

    121A Footwear for a run

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    CLOT

    112D Circulatory block

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    ACK

    32D "Yikes!"

    9
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    LINE

    34D What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid

    8
    112
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    DST

    67A Something you might lose a little sleep over?: Abbr.

    8
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    STEEL

    94A 1943 penny material

    8
    93
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    TAME

    39A Domesticate

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    88
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    ONYX

    8D Shade of black

    8
    74
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    ROAST

    21D Certain tribute

    7
    76
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    YAP

    64A Talk, talk, talk

    7
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    MACS

    58A Big ___ (some sandwiches)

    7
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    TAKE

    44D George of "Star Trek"

    7
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    NAYS

    1D One side of a vote

    7
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    NAIR

    73D Hair-razing name?

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    COAT

    106D Lacquer, e.g.

    6
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    TYPE

    125A It used to be made of lead

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    CLE

    78A Harrison's successor

    6
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    MAITAI

    41D Tiki bar cocktail

    6
    41
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    HOLY

    50D Sacrosanct

    6
    40
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    SST

    10D Onetime J.F.K. sight

    5
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    SEL

    55D Pommes frites seasoning

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    CROP

    76D Beans, e.g.

    5
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    EARLY

    120A Ancient

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    ESCAPE

    42D Houdini feat

    5
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    NRA

    89A Piece org.?

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    MTA

    60A It might help you get to Carnegie Hall, for short

    4
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    ZAP

    15A Nuke

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    OYL

    117D Olive ___

    4
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    EXILE

    59A Edgar in "King Lear," e.g.

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    INKY

    110D Black as night

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    DART

    92A Move quickly

    3
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    NEWS

    83D Old movie theater lead-ins

    3
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    ELAND

    79A African antelope

    3
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    LETT

    61A Riga resident

    3
    50
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    ZINC

    15D Penny, mostly

    3
    49
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    ALLIE

    18A CBS's "Kate & ___"

    3
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    SHAME

    20A Bad thing to bring one's family

    3
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    SCRIM

    10A Theater drop

    3
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    DRINK

    47A Zombie or flaming volcano

    3
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    YOGI

    53A Meditation leader

    2
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    LUSH

    86A Luxuriant

    2
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    HIYA

    113D Slangy greeting

    2
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    LIC

    56A Bus. need that most lemonade stands don't have

    2
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    THATS

    93D "___ a wrap"

    2
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    HINTAT

    43A Intimate

    2
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    LALALA

    66D "I can't he-e-ear you!"

    2
    21
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    FREAK

    99D Lose it

    2
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    IONIZE

    87A Charge, in a way

    2
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    ETCHED

    65D Like names on trophies, often

    2
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    ANDALE

    52A "Let's go!," in Baja

    2
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    XER

    27A Gen ___

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    CLUB

    3D Coterie

    1
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    IDYLL

    101D Pastoral poem

    1
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    GDS

    95A Merchandise: Abbr.

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    RAHAL

    12D Indy 500 winner Bobby

    1
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    SKILL

    124A Résumé listing

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    VEERS

    5D Zigs or zags

    1
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    DELUXE

    68D Extra-special

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    LOGES

    98D Theater sections

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    VINYL

    63A Record shop stock

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    FEH

    48A "Yuck!"

    1
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    BIGCAT

    38D Panther or puma

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    ELE

    88A Spanish letter between ka and eme

    1
    3
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    IZOD

    82D Tommy Hilfiger alternative

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    ETATS

    126A Les ___-Unis

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    LOYAL

    122A Like a good scout

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    IFAT

    114D "___ first you don't succeed ..."

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    DRT

    25D "___ & the Women" (2000 Altman film)

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    LTRS

    107D Contents of some envelopes: Abbr.

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    PLATEAU

    80D The highest form of flattery?

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    EVANESCE

    59D Slowly fade away

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    10
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    NBCTV

    1A Major tenant of Rockefeller Center

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    TAV

    70A Last Hebrew letter

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    10
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    TAXCO

    90A Silverwork city in southern Mexico

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    CPSNOW

    91A "Strangers and Brothers" novelist

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    6
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    IMONA

    13D "___ roll!"

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    PREVIN

    81A Cinematic composer André

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    6
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    SOBERLY

    26A In all seriousness

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    EDIN

    49D Twin Cities suburb

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    CLAMORED

    106A Raised a ruckus

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    RITCHIE

    111A Filmmaker Guy

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    3
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    SEIKOS

    57A Some Japanese watches

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    3
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    ANDILOVEHER

    35D "A Hard Day's Night" song that Lennon called McCartney's "first 'Yesterday'"

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    2
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    LADYMADONNA

    30D "Hey Jude" song that mentions every day of the week but Saturday

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    2
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    RANARACE

    28A Emulated the tortoise and hare

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    2
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    ABBAC debut

    36A Monastery head's jurisdiction

    0
    1
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    ALLMYLOVING debut

    40D "With the Beatles" song playing in the E.R. when Lennon died

    0
    1
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    BLOO debut

    2D Link studied at Ancestry.com

    0
    1
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    BROADSID debut

    37D Strongly worded attack

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    1
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    CHARL debut

    11D 1968 movie based on "Flowers for Algernon"

    0
    1
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    DRIVEMYCAR debut

    0R [See note]

    0
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    FIXINGAHOLE debut

    48D "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" song whose title is followed by "where the rain gets in"

    0
    1
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    GALLANTS debut

    31A Ladies' men, in older usage

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    1
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    GOTTOGETYOUINTOMYLIFE debut

    116A "Revolver" song that Paul McCartney described as "an ode to pot"

    0
    1
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    HALFPIPE debut

    96A Structure used in extreme sports

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    1
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    ILLYA debut

    6D Napoleon's partner on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."

    0
    1
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    MELAN debut

    14D Blue

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    1
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    ORGANIS debut

    24D Living thing

    0
    1
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    YOUREALLYGOTAHOLDONME debut

    22A "With the Beatles" song written by Smokey Robinson

    0
    1