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Tuesday · 77 answers · 6 debuts

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

  1. 1
    IRA

    26A ___ Levin, author of "Rosemary's Baby"

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    448
  2. 2
    SEE

    4D Lay eyes on

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    430
  3. 3
    ODOR

    57D Musk, e.g.

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    344
  4. 4
    EAT

    41D Consume

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    IDEA

    62A "The very ___!"

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  6. 6
    SKA

    37D Calypso-influenced genre

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    163
  7. 7
    AMEN

    66A "Truer words have never been spoken!"

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  8. 8
    NIL

    30A Nothing

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  9. 9
    ABBA

    52D Group with the hit "Waterloo"

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    192
  10. 10
    SEC

    34D 1/60 of a min.

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  11. 11
    NOD

    23A Nonverbal "yes"

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  12. 12
    INC

    20A Pixar's "Monsters, ___"

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  13. 13
    ALONE

    2D Companionless

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    191
  14. 14
    IGLOO

    12D House that's cool to live in?

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    86
  15. 15
    FIT

    33D Something thrown in frustration

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    81
  16. 16
    ARMY

    68A It "marches on its stomach," per Napoleon

    13
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  17. 17
    URGE

    16A Plead with, say

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    AGOG

    52A Superexcited

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    HOSE

    17A Fire hydrant attachment

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    TUG

    10D Yank

    12
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    NOW

    35A "This instant!"

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    OOZE

    54D Exude, as charm

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  23. 23
    AWAIT

    44A Look for

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  24. 24
    OAF

    31A Clumsy fellow

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    144
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    ERECT

    51D Not hunched over

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    150
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    TGIF

    10A Shout after a stressful week

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    98
  27. 27
    CLUE

    14A Mrs. Peacock's game

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    SPARE

    61A Show leniency toward

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    66
  29. 29
    PETA

    38D "I'd rather go naked than wear fur" org.

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    34
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    KNOT

    9D Hard-to-undo tie

    8
    100
  31. 31
    PANIC

    64A Freak out

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    IMSET

    48A "Nothing for me, thanks"

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    HMO

    22D Plan for hosp. patients

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    ASYET

    67A Thus far

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    72
  35. 35
    GALE

    19A It's a big blow

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  36. 36
    FOO

    32A Egg ___ yung (Chinese dish)

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    35
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    WERE

    36D Used to be

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  38. 38
    PAC

    45A ___-Man

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    EMBER

    55A Glowing bit in a fire

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    44
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    NOGO

    56A Aborted plan

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    VESPA

    50D Italian motor scooter

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    18
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    ORGY

    5D Out-of-control revelry

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    56
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    BOB

    21D Go up and down, as a buoy

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    54
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    MSDOS

    27A Windows precursor

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    54
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    WHIR

    40D Fan sound

    3
    24
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    OAKY

    59D Tasting of wood, as some chardonnays

    3
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    GERM

    58D Infection cause

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    52
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    OZARK

    5A Southern city just south of a national forest with the same name

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    ASTORIA

    7D City almost at the end of the Columbia River

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    24
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    KISMET

    42A Destiny

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    23
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    BLOT

    60A Rorschach test shape

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    48
  52. 52
    GLOM

    53D Grab (onto)

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  53. 53
    CORK

    65A Champagne bottle stopper

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    29
  54. 54
    ROSIN

    15A Cello bow application

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    GOTTO

    18A Managed to irk

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    ALBANY

    46D Original eastern terminus of the Erie Canal

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    13
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    PEABO

    24A R&B singer Bryson

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    13
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    FWIW

    32D "Here are my thoughts," online

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    CHERIE

    47D French sweetie

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    8
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    SWOOPIN

    37A Make an approach like a bird of prey

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    BOZO

    63A No-brainer?

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    VATS

    1A Containers at chocolate factories

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    VCHIP

    1D TV blocking device

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    LLB

    29A Undergraduate law deg.

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    FOALS

    33A Newborn horses

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    PAMPAS

    45D Argentine grassland

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    FEEDS

    13D Puts money in, as a meter

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  68. 68
    SANTAMONICA

    28D Sunny city with a famous pier

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    YEWTREE

    39A Common churchyard conifer

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    4
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    CHAKRA

    43A Spiritual center, in yoga

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    2
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    TUSCALOOSA

    3D Where the Crimson Tide play

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    ZOOMINON debut

    6D Get a close-up of by camera

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    2
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    BLOOMINGTON debut

    25D State university city in the Midwest

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    BYMOUTH debut

    21A Orally

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    GRANDFORKS debut

    11D Red River Valley city in the upper Midwest

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    1
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    NAVALHERO debut

    49A Adm. Horatio Nelson, for one

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    1
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    RITUALLY debut

    8D In a ceremonial manner

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