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Tuesday · 70 answers · 7 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

    25A The "A" of I.P.A.

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    570
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    YES

    49D Affirmative

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    365
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    ELSE

    22D Otherwise

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    440
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    ECO

    22A Prefix with tourism

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    370
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    ISEE

    28D Stereotypical response from a shrink

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    360
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    LED

    47D Had the helm

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    222
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    ATTA

    6D Lead-in to boy or girl

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    156
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    ELLA

    43D Jazz great Fitzgerald

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    262
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    ITS

    19A "___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963 film)

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    257
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    GEE

    39A "Golly!"

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    200
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    DOE

    38A It can go for a buck

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    AER

    25D ___ Lingus

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    148
  13. 13
    CSI

    1D TV show that spawned an exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry

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    127
  14. 14
    MAN

    41A "Golly!"

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    118
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    HAN

    2D ___ Solo

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    113
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    SENT

    12D Posted

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    190
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    AYE

    48D Affirmative vote

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    162
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    LEIS

    8D Floral necklaces

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    82
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    ATV

    3D Off-road ride, for short

    11
    73
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    DEW

    29D Overnight delivery?

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  21. 21
    FEE

    24A Cost of admission

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    121
  22. 22
    DORA

    40A Cartoon character who explores with Boots

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    111
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    ROPE

    37D Need for tug-of-war

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    100
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    PEW

    35A Seating with hymnals

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    GNATS

    39D Small annoyances

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    35
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    DOVE

    44D Peace symbol

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    39
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    OSSA

    42D Mount of Greek myth

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    88
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    LASTS

    5D Endures

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    44
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    TCBY

    16D Dessert chain

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    30
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    ETCETERA

    9D Latin phrase used listlessly?

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    29
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    DUES

    40D Cost of membership

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    30
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    BANK

    26A Place to find a pen and teller

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    26
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    REMY

    37A ___ Martin (Cognac maker)

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    26
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    MUSIC

    41D "That's ___ to my ears"

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    25
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    BRAY

    14D Hee-haw

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    22
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    EVILEYE

    51A Malevolent look

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    20
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    TNN

    21A Former inits. for Spike TV

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    68
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    BTW

    36A "As an aside ...," in a text

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    34
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    BLEW

    26D Played, as a trumpet

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    33
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    PORK

    34A Wasteful government spending

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    25
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    TURIN

    11D City NW of Genoa

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    24
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    ASYLA

    52A Shelters

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    20
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    MAAS

    23D Peter who wrote "Serpico"

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    20
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    TOBY

    20A Country singer Keith

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    18
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    FOLK

    24D Ordinary people

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    LEFTS

    8A Some punches

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    14
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    MACY

    23A Department store founder R. H. ___

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    14
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    SORDID

    27A Wretched

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    11
  49. 49
    DAPPLE

    38D Rounded patch of color on an animal coat

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    10
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    REUNES

    33A Gets back together, as a class

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    7
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    COSPLAY debut

    46A Dressing up as a fictional character with others

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    4
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    SARALEE

    45A Dessert brand

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    32
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    SATIATE

    13A Fill to the gills

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    23
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    LIESTO

    4D Gives a false story

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    20
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    SECEDES

    53A Leaves the union

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    9
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    STALLS

    50A Bathroom units

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    9
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    ROCKOPERA

    18D The Who's "Tommy," e.g.

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    5
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    ESCALATORCLAUSE

    30A Flexible contract provision

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    4
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    HESITANT

    7D Wondering "Should I? Should I not?"

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    4
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    ROMANCES

    32D Good date movies

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    4
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    SCRY debut

    27D Foretell the future by using a crystal ball

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    4
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    INVESTS

    15A Takes stock?

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    3
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    ANTEHALL

    31D Entrance room where guests wait

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    2
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    BETRUE debut

    14A Stay faithful

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    2
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    CHALLAH

    1A Braided Jewish bread

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    2
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    ICECUBETRAY

    19D Freeze frame?

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    2
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    FROWNEDUPON debut

    10D Discouraged

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    1
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    ONTHEUPANDUP debut

    42A Straight-shooting

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    1
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    STAIRCASEWIT debut

    17A Cleverness thought of too late to use

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    1
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    TRICORN debut

    16A Colonial-era headgear

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    1