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Sunday · 138 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    EEL

    76A Slippery sort

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    ORE

    117D See 112-Down

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    USE

    80A Purpose

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    ASIA

    54D China setting

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    IDO

    9D See 53-Across

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    OSLO

    123A European capital

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    324
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    STAN

    83D Lee of Marvel Comics

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    228
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    OMNI

    50D Marriott competitor

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    218
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    OVER

    89D Through with

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    AFAR

    64D Not even close

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    233
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    ASK

    43D The first "A" in Reddit's A.M.A.

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    ODDS

    25A 25, 27, 29, etc.

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    171
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    ASTO

    113D Regarding

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    TRIO

    28A The Gabor sisters, e.g.

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    ACES

    65D The Red Baron and others

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    TEEN

    119A Mark Zuckerberg when founding Facebook, e.g.

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    192
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    URN

    44A Catering staple

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    AVA

    94A "Selma" director DuVernay

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    229
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    IRON

    112D With 117-Down, Mesabi Range output

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    284
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    AFRO

    34A Hairstyle rarely seen in the military

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    170
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    NOSE

    52D Wine's aroma

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    AID

    55A Help

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    RANT

    36D Tirade

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    RIA

    118D Small inlet

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    POET

    33D Expert on meters and feet

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    ULTRA

    75A Prefix with liberal or conservative, but not moderate

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    AUTO

    82D Motorcade unit

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    RAIL

    51D Third one's a harm?

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    ANYA

    60D Novelist Seton

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    AONE

    103A Best-of-the-best

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    SISI

    47D "You bet!," in Yucatán

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    AQUA

    34D An official color of the Miami Dolphins

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    MAO

    58A World leader who proclaimed "Women hold up half the sky"

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    GEAR

    125A Stuff

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    TELL

    67D Poker player's tic, perhaps

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    OUST

    70D Depose

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    UTA

    91A Tony winner Hagen

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    YESNO

    126A Simple, as a question

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    ALTAR

    53A Place to say 9-Down

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    CREE

    66D Northern Montana tribe

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    105
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    SAVE

    14A Back up on disk

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    AGENDA

    77A One is usually set by a chair

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    HARE

    84D Storied also-ran

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    EVAN

    108A Hansen of a 2016 Broadway hit

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    122
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    ESTER

    5D Perfume compound

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    ORION

    121A Heavenly hunter

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    112
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    RAPT

    46D Mesmerized

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    90
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    CLIP

    21A Film excerpt

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    ABBOT

    122A Monastery figure

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    KIR

    8D Wine-and-cassis drink

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    38
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    NEEDS

    106D Must have

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    PEON

    24D Lowly worker

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    IRKED

    30D Bugged

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    CABS

    111D Fleet on Fleet Street

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    FOG

    116D Thick coat on a cold day?

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    ANTIS

    18A Cons

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    KAL

    41A Carrier to Seoul, for short

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    LUMET

    109A Sidney who directed "12 Angry Men"

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    21
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    ARP

    7D "A Navel" artist, 1923

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    ONSITE

    90D Like some training

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    TRASH

    81A Talk smack about

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    ANOINTS

    38A Formally chooses

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    SIVA

    114A The Destroyer, in Hinduism

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    SOAPS

    59A Bathday cakes?

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    NOLOSE

    32D Surefire

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    ESTS

    124A Repair shop figs.

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    LURID

    19A Juicy

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    LORAX

    19D Title Seuss creature

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    VERDE

    61D Mesa ___ National Park

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    EOE

    79D Want ad letters

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    AFTS

    100D Tea times: Abbr.

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    SELIG

    85A Baseball exec Bud

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    CROAT

    10D Dalmatian, e.g.

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    NECTAR

    95A Greek gods' drink

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    BRAND

    42D Gucci or Givenchy, e.g.

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    UTAHN

    102D Deseret News reader, e.g.

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    VENN

    61A Kind of diagram

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    CHIS

    10A XXX

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    IMHOT

    105D "Turn up the A/C!"

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    HOSTA

    11D Lilylike plant

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    ONTOAST

    97A "Down," at a diner

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    SAKI

    6A H. H. Munro pseudonym

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    GRAF

    87D Tennis's Steffi

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    ISOLATE

    93D Quarantine

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    THORN

    49A Part of a locust tree

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    ALDRIN

    15D Astronaut after whom Buzz Lightyear was named

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    MONTY

    68D ___ Python

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    BASSES

    42A The lowest of the low

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    OMANIS

    62A Dwellers on the Arabian Peninsula

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    CAPTOR

    101D Ransom note writer

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    FREEZE

    23D "Stop!," to a cop

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    OWESTO

    97D Must pay

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    VISITOR

    4D Guest

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    CANITBE

    96D "Is that even possible?"

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    ORDS

    73A Municipal regs.

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    TVROOM

    40D Den, often

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    IWANNASEE debut

    12D Tot's "Lemme up on your shoulders!"

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    DOLT

    57D Doofus

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    UTEP

    3D Lone Star State sch.

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    NLER

    71D Cubbie or Card

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    ULNAS

    48D Radiuses' neighbors

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    UNARM

    80D Take the heat from?

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    ANUT

    2D "Are you some kind of ___?"

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    FAQS

    1D Online help

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    TRAVEL

    99D See the world

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    STAC

    31D Short and detached, in music: Abbr.

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    FURL

    35D Roll up

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    IPODNANO

    86D Apple product discontinued in 2017

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    MYRTLE

    63D Moaning Hogwarts ghost

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    QUARTZ

    39A The crystal in some crystal balls

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    SALOONS

    13D Old-fashioned gunfight locales

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    SLAKED

    56A Quenched

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    TKOD

    120A Eliminated by a ref's decision

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    NAVIES

    98D Main forces?

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    SURETE

    6D Inspector Clouseau's employer

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    CREAMY

    72A Peanut butter choice

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    DACAPO

    74D From the top, to a musician

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    EATNO

    27A Words before fat and lean, in a nursery rhyme

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    EPSONS

    17D Some home printers

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    PRICEY

    92A $$$$, on Yelp

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    VIDIOT

    16D Couch potato

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    PATRICIA

    110A Actress Arquette

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    ROWA

    20A Seats by the orchestra pit, perhaps

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    SCOTTISH

    14D Like the people who invented golf

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    APERCUS

    100A Pithy observations

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    EXERTON

    37A Apply to

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    FAUVE debut

    1A Matisse, e.g., stylistically

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    ORSAY

    107D Paris's Musée d'___

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    STPIERRE debut

    26A The first pope, to French speakers

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    ACHESFORTHESTARS debut

    115A Re: ___ (celebrity physician's subject line)

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    ACTIONTIME debut

    65A Re: ___ (film director's subject line)

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    ADONLYFILE debut

    69A Re: ___ (sales agent's subject line ... with an attachment)

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    GMCTRUCKS debut

    78D Sierras, e.g.

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    MOTECONTROL debut

    88A Re: ___ (duster's subject line)

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    QUESTFORPROPOSAL debut

    22A Re: ___ (suitor's subject line)

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    1
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    TREATISNOTANOPTION debut

    29A Re: ___ (stingy date's subject line)

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    VERSECOURSE debut

    45A Re: ___ (song lyricist's subject line)

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    1
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    WARDFORINFORMATION debut

    104A Re: ___ (prison librarian's subject line)

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    1