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Wednesday · 78 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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    ETA

    20A Info that might be given with a gate change

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    OLE

    54A ___ Miss

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    TSAR

    31D Leader with a title derived from the name "Caesar"

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    ADA

    39A Law regarding access for the handicapped, for short

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    ARK

    43D Vessel that measured 300 x 50 x 30 cubits

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    EGOS

    30D They may clash in a theater

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    AIDE

    32D Errand runner, maybe

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    PAL

    44A Broadway's "___ Joey"

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    OAHU

    11D Obama's birthplace

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    INA

    8D Once ___ while

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    OAK

    27A State tree of Iowa

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    MAT

    4D Yoga accessory

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    AMID

    6A Surrounded by

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    THAI

    52A Pad see ew cuisine

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    SITE

    36A Word after test or web

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    MOI

    56D Question of false modesty

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    KALE

    29D Salad green

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    SELF

    38D Individual

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    NAT

    23D Lead-in to Geo

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    DEI

    53A Mater ___ (title for Mary)

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    RAG

    35A Tease relentlessly

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    TOTE

    25D Telethon giveaway

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    SHO

    19A "Dexter" channel, in TV listings

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    FAT

    61A Like Falstaff

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    ALFA

    51D ___ Romeo

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    ACTOR

    63A Outstanding Supporting ___

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    COP

    10A Crime show figure

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    IOTAS

    13A Tiny bits

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    TEC

    57D Private eye, in old slang

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    DRAMA

    1A TV's "The Crown" or "Dexter"

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    OFF

    58A "Noises ___" (1982 farce featuring a play within a play)

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    SINS

    62A "Deadly" septet

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    SOLID

    28D "Can you do me a ___?"

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    IMOK

    18D Response to "You hurt?"

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    ROUTE

    2D Paper deliverer's assignment

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    APRON

    26D Area in front of the front row of a theater

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    POLOS

    37A Some pullovers

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    NONOS

    14A Many babysitters' rules

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    MOCS

    7D Comfy slip-ons

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    DICED

    1D Cut into bits

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    PROP

    12D Play thing

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    ANNOY

    6D Get to

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    TMEN

    52D Group reporting to Eliot Ness

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    PAAR

    44D Allen's replacement on "The Tonight Show"

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    HENCE

    60A Therefore

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    TASTY

    31A Lip-smackin' good

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    OTOES

    59A Some native Nebraskans

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    HIKER

    49D Trail guide user

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    COXES

    34D Ones calling out the rowing rhythm

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    CHESS

    46D "Life is a kind of ___": Benjamin Franklin

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    IDONT

    47D Surprise declaration at the altar

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    WOOF

    50D Bowser's warning

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    ATRAS

    3D Gillette razors

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    AHEAP

    26A Lots

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    CORNY

    34A Like groaner humor

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    GMOS debut

    21A Engineered food, briefly

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    SPITTAKE

    28A Slapstick specialty

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    DESTROY

    24A Level

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    CASTPARTY

    10D Fly fisherman?

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    PINENUTS

    37D Pesto ingredients

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    PENTUP

    22A Ready to burst

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    SECCO

    48D Painting on dry plaster

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    STLO

    38A 1944 battle locale

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    AAR

    16A Swiss waterway

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    ERNES

    45A Sea eagles

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    KEYES

    41A Daniel who wrote "Flowers for Algernon"

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    SLEETY

    15D Like some nasty winter weather

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    MIXIN

    40A Add and then stir

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    ASAGRAY

    5D Pioneering botanist

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    CURTAINCALL

    17A Decision to go with drapes instead of blinds?

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    MINOSO

    40D Nine-time baseball All-Star nicknamed "The Cuban Comet"

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    REGAINED

    42A Got back

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    DOLPHINS debut

    9D Only N.F.L. team with a perfect season (1972)

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    SUMMERSTOCK

    55A Accountant's shares in a company?

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    WALKON

    50A Cameo role, typically

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    CATFISH debut

    46A Lure with a phony online persona

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    KATISHA debut

    41D Nanki-Poo's pursuer in "The Mikado"

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    STAGELEFT debut

    33D Why one missed the coach?

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