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Sunday · 138 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ORA

    117D ___ pro nobis (pray for us)

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    AIR

    11D ___ quotes

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    ELS

    69D Winner of four 1990s-2000s golf majors

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    INS

    77D Networking assets

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    TMI

    121D "Eww, stop!"

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    ETAS

    66A Some airport figures, for short

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    AHI

    28D Tuna, at a sushi bar

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    PAR

    101A What one will never be, in golf

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    SOSO

    72A Middling

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    SCAR

    31D Facial feature of the Bond villain Ernst Blofeld

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    ABC

    36A Epitome of simplicity

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    DARE

    44D "Don't you ___!"

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    OAHU

    100A Location of Waimea Valley

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    REPO

    88D Certain cheap car, informally

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    IPAD

    25A Device with a Retina display

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    UNI

    2D Sea urchin, at a sushi bar

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    SUN

    120D Symbol on the flag of Argentina or Uruguay

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    NADA

    53D Bubkes

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    ABUT

    30D Go up against

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    HAN

    20D ___ characters (Chinese writing)

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    LEAN

    108D Show a bias

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    BAN

    3D Declare verboten

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    HAHA

    86D "Everybody's a comedian"

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    NINA

    82A Singer Simone

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    CIAO

    80D "Ta-ta!"

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    TIC

    1D Sign of nervousness

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    PSY

    113D "Gangnam Style" hitmaker

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    ALAN

    89D Mathematician Turing

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    FREE

    114A Bingo square

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    MDS

    5A E.R. V.I.P.s

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    DEAR

    56A Sweets

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    STL

    7D 1904 world's fair city: Abbr.

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    TEED

    73A Plenty sore, with "off"

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    ABASE

    103D Lower

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    KEYS

    12D What a designated driver takes

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    LIDS

    110D Lens caps?

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    PYRE

    90D Apt rhyme for "fire"

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    DST

    59D Setting eschewed by Hawaii: Abbr.

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    VIA

    92A By way of

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    TART

    37A Sour

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    OHARA

    21A Oscar role for Vivien Leigh

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    TIPS

    60A Word on a jar

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    ARENT

    16D Have no existence

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    YIN

    119D The dark side

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    MIDI

    78A Noon, in Nantes

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    EELY

    96A Elusive

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    RATES

    15D Gives stars to

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    MISC

    75D Other: Abbr.

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    TEXAN

    52A Stereotypical oil tycoon

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    SANTA

    105D International package deliverer

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    PART

    17D Line usually on the left or right side

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    PETER

    24A He denied Christ three times

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    CANT

    32D Jargon

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    TUBE

    1A Way around London, with "the"

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    ANTIS

    26A The opposition

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    LAGS

    29D Doesn't keep up

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    KNEEL

    46A Get ready to be dubbed

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    SLEEK

    125A Like many concept cars

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    DISCS

    122A Frisbees and such

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    SPIEL

    68A Pitch

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    ENDIT

    4D Break off a romance

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    EDITOR

    47D Line judge?

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    FEY

    51D Funny Tina

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    MORAL

    5D Takeaway, of a sort

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    SNUG

    33A Cozy

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    ATEIT

    71A Wiped out

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    DEPP

    19D Tonto player of 2013

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    GUAM

    41A "Where America's Day Begins"

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    ANNI

    128A Latin years

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    CARED

    102A Tended, with "for"

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    HOAGIE

    20A Sub

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    UTZ

    127A Snack food brand

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    PTRAP

    13A Backflow preventer in a drain

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    TEXT

    38D One component of a data plan

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    NEEDLE

    63D Hospital sticker

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    ELPASO

    48D Home to the National Border Patrol Museum

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    EDSELS

    65A Bombs developed in the 1950s

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    GAGS

    104A Comedian's stock in trade

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    EROTICA

    39A Spicy fare?

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    ISIAH

    85A N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Thomas

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    EGRETS

    99D Marsh birds

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    ONEILL

    62D "The Iceman Cometh" playwright

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    COSTS

    8D Utilities, insurance, advertising, etc.

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    CARAFE

    94A Wine bar order

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    DUEDATE

    6D When a baby is expected

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    CLEFS

    91A Staff openings?

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    EGOSURF

    10D Try to find oneself?

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    CSU

    118D Sch. in Fort Collins

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    ONEA

    67A Eminently draft-worthy

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    ANAGRAM

    93D Asked for a desk, say

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    ZELDA

    109D Nintendo game princess

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    TSTRAP

    87A Ladies' shoe fastener

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    CIVIL

    102D Showing politesse

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    LESSON

    49D Teacher's unit

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    GRAPH

    112A Result of some plotting

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    ETIENNE

    97A ___ Lenoir, inventor of the internal-combustion engine

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    PRELIM

    74A Heat

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    ASTERISK

    84D Shift+8

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    LAERTES

    23D Murderer of Hamlet

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    SAMSA

    126A Gregor ___, protagonist in Kafka's "The Metamorphosis"

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    IVANI

    115A Old Russian ruler known as "Moneybag"

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    KARACHI

    81D Former world capital called "City of Lights"

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    SARGENT

    27A "Madame X" painter John Singer ___

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    GOESDEEP

    34D Runs for a long pass, say

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    RATINE

    9D Loosely woven fabric with a rough texture

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    STRADDLE

    58A Take both sides?

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    CINDERELLASTORY

    22A Astonishing March Madness success, e.g.

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    FUNFACT

    95D That the sum of the numbers on a roulette wheel is 666, e.g.

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    IDI

    98D Uganda's Amin

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    LILI

    70D 1953 Leslie Caron film

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    FER

    45A Iron: Fr.

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    ARNAZ

    107D Desi of Desilu Productions

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    STRAFE

    50A Machine-gun while flying low

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    CREAK

    8A Haunted house sound

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    DENTED

    43A Made an impression?

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    AFBS

    111D Where fighter jets are found: Abbr.

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    DEADSPOT

    43D 56-Down, literally?

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    HORST

    35A Actor ___ Buchholz of "The Magnificent Seven"

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    HOTMIC

    61D Capturer of some embarrassing gaffes

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    LIBERIA

    110A Africa's oldest republic

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    TESTSITE

    55D 60-Down, literally?

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    BRATTY

    123A Like spoiled kids

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    LASTPLACE

    29A 23-Across, literally?

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    HONEYDEW

    61A Muskmelon variety

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    REPRIEVE

    57D Stay

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    TRILLION

    40D What the prefix "tera-" means

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    ILLFATED

    83A Doomed

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    INANDOUT

    18A Brief, as a visit

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    OILSLICK

    79A Disaster film?

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    POSITRON

    76A Antiparticle first observed in 1929

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    CANALZONE

    106A 118-Across, literally?

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    POPROCKS

    13D Candy that fizzes in the mouth

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    SCANDIUM debut

    124A Metallic element that's #21 on the periodic table

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    SITSIDLE debut

    54A Remains unused

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    FORENSICANALYST debut

    116A Detective in a lab

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    MADEADIFFERENCE debut

    42D Contributed to the world

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    THEGRANITESTATE debut

    14D New Hampshire

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    WIELDING debut

    64D Handling well

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