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Monday · 76 answers · 5 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    LEO

    18A Writer Tolstoy

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    IDO

    15A Wedding vow

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    ROE

    62A ___ v. Wade

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    RED

    31D Color in sunsets

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    278
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    TEA

    5D Afternoon repast

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    RAT

    55A Fink

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    YET

    35D "Are we there ___?"

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    201
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    SRO

    41D Sold-out box-office sign

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    251
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    SON

    65A ___ of a gun

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    AGRA

    1D Taj Mahal city

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    NESS

    66A Famed loch

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    TEEN

    57D One under 20

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    ENTER

    63A Maze marking next to an arrow

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    217
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    AWE

    19A Bedazzle

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    238
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    KEN

    59D Documentarian Burns

    18
    144
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    GRE

    44A Test for seekers of a 21-Down, for short

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    119
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    OBI

    4D Kimono tie

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    199
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    OWN

    43D The "O" of B.Y.O.B.

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    148
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    IDEAL

    11D Like a five-star Yelp review

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    WET

    60D Sopping ___

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    AID

    25D What Doctors Without Borders provides

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    EMCEE

    64A Show host

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    106
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    HOP

    9D Partner of skip and jump

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    HID

    27A Secreted

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    IGLOO

    48D Probably not a summer home

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    CHI

    29D Home of the Cubs, for short

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    148
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    AYN

    30D Firebrand Rand

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    ILE

    58A ___-de-France

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    OLDE

    36A Ye ___ Shoppe

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    BALI

    26D "___ Ha'i" ("South Pacific" song)

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    MEAN

    21A Unkind

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    FIB

    10A Something that might be said with fingers crossed behind the back

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    PALEO

    14A Kind of diet replicating that of early humans

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    39
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    HMO

    61D Wellness grp.

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    SWEET

    46A Sugary

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    ALEE

    56D Away from the wind

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    GALE

    39A Big wind

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    LAIRS

    47D Bears' retreats

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    HUSH

    6A "Zip your lip!"

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    SLAW

    2D BBQ side dish

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    89
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    NGO

    24D Doctors Without Borders, e.g., in brief

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    46
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    POPS

    14D Bursts, as a balloon

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    39
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    TOKEN

    67A Penguin or T. rex in the modern version of Monopoly

    4
    37
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    QUEEN

    49D "Bohemian Rhapsody" band

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    24
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    FILET

    10D Serving of sole

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    ASCOT

    1A Fancy neckwear

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    AXLES

    51D Highway tolls may be based on the number of them

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    21
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    AGUE

    53A Feverish chills

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    BOONE

    12D Frontiersman Daniel

    2
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    BIER

    52D Casket stand

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    UPPER

    20A Lower's opposite

    2
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    BONGO

    26A Hand drum

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    DERBY

    32A Churchill Downs event

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    TUDORS

    17D Elizabeth I was the last of them

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    ULCER

    7D Stomach trouble

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    HARPO

    6D Marx brother who never spoke

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    ERMINE

    45D Valuable white fur

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    MOXIE

    54A Nerve

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    COLTS

    50D Indianapolis team

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    16
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    VISAS

    40A Documents shown at border checkpoints

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    14
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    SEARCH

    8D Google.com function

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    11
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    BLAT

    34D Trombone honk, e.g.

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    10
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    POV

    28D Long-running PBS film series

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    SHYER

    37A Less outgoing

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    GLOBE

    13A Classroom item that spins

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    ROSIER

    38D More optimistic

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    INLEAGUE

    23D Joined (with)

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    INDOORCAT

    42A Feline that doesn't stray

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    KILLERWHALE

    59A Creature found "swimming" in 16-, 22-, 28-, 42- and 47-Across

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    MSDEGREE debut

    21D Common grad sch. credential

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    PARLORCAR debut

    28A Quaint train amenity

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    RACETRACK

    33D Churchill Downs, e.g.

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    2
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    WINDSORCASTLE

    22A Elizabeth II's home outside London

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    CODEWORDS debut

    3D Substitute terms for sensitive subjects

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    LIQUORCABINET debut

    47A Where rum and rye may be stored

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    RADIATORCAP debut

    16A It must be removed before pouring coolant into an engine

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