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Sunday · 142 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    AGE

    48A Time to remember

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    OREO

    113D Certain fro-yo add-in

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    408
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    AGO

    116D Back

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    291
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    NSA

    119D Eavesdropping org.

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    233
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    SOS

    125A Line in the sand?

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    251
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    EROS

    56A Freudian "will to live"

    28
    321
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    TAR

    118D Besmirch

    26
    351
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    AFAR

    84A A long way off

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    233
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    PAR

    46D The usual

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    218
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    ESS

    26A Suffix with host

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    413
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    ASP

    40D Deadly cobra

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    265
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    DEN

    54A ___ mother

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    260
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    OER

    8D Beyond, to bards

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    248
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    TIRE

    53A Become bored (of)

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    168
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    ILL

    55A Scarcely

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    260
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    IHOP

    45A Blue-roofed eatery

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    110
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    ELSA

    63A Italian novelist Morante

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    220
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    EEK

    122A Comic strip cry

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    163
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    LIAR

    16D Fabulist

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    177
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    TUNA

    94D Skipjack, e.g.

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    112
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    EGOT

    112A Acronym for the four major entertainment awards

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    35
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    OBI

    106D Kabuki sash

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    199
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    SUE

    4D Go after for redress

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    183
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    HUE

    83A Coral, e.g.

    17
    121
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    WEE

    90D Like leprechauns

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    165
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    OCD

    110A A germophobe might have it, for short

    16
    45
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    OHO

    18A "Well, well, well!"

    15
    148
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    SHOO

    25A "Out!"

    15
    112
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    MSN

    1A Popular web portal

    15
    73
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    TSKS

    114D Sounds of reproof

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    63
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    SLEW

    109D Whole heap

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    115
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    RETRO

    77D Cool again

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    109
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    SLO

    57D ___-pitch

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    185
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    OCTET

    35D Santa's reindeer, e.g.

    11
    87
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    OHHI

    110D "Fancy seeing you here!"

    11
    44
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    OAF

    81D Lummox

    10
    144
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    SEEYA

    32A "Adios!"

    10
    75
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    NERF

    28D Ball brand

    10
    68
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    NYET

    73A Opposite of "da"

    9
    97
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    PEER

    43D Kind of review

    8
    116
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    DON

    62D Syndicate head

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    111
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    URAL

    107D Territory in Risk

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    180
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    ICIER

    44A Less friendly

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    83
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    AURAS

    29A Mystiques

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    52
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    OUTIE

    106A "Button" that's plainly visible

    7
    37
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    HASP

    85A Part of a treasure chest

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    73
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    OGRES

    42D They might be giants

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    67
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    SHAH

    2D Bygone title

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    104
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    SALTS

    9D Sea dogs

    5
    41
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    BELT

    91A Big swig

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    59
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    ATWAR

    61D Feuding

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    48
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    NONOS

    103A Proscriptions

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    43
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    THEIR

    79D Gender-neutral possessive

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    31
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    ATP

    65D Chem. neurotransmitter

    4
    18
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    TUBER

    96A Cassava, for one

    4
    17
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    SDS

    21D Activist youth org.

    3
    118
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    ABACI

    72D Summers back in the day?

    3
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    IDLY

    12D Without purpose

    3
    54
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    EULER

    76D "Introduction to the Analysis of the Infinite" writer

    3
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    SOPH

    52A Many a frat pledge

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    46
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    RHOS

    7D Symbols of density

    3
    45
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    SHADE

    104D What you might sit in by the pool

    3
    39
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    GIA

    13D Supermodel Carangi

    3
    35
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    CFOS

    111D $$$ bigwigs

    3
    33
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    FUEL

    95A Fill-up filler

    3
    32
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    MOWS

    1D Does course work?

    3
    26
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    JAFAR

    71D "Aladdin" villain

    3
    13
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    ALLABOARD

    24A Railroad line?

    3
    10
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    TWA

    96D Early flight inits.

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    115
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    CAWS

    6D Rookery cries

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    24
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    ANKHS

    33D Sacred crosses

    2
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    JAWA

    71A "Star Wars" nomad

    2
    6
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    NOSPIN

    99D Straight-talking

    2
    6
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    RAINN debut

    41D Wilson of "The Office"

    2
    5
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    STUBHUB debut

    64D Online ticket exchange

    2
    3
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    LAZE

    105A Chill out

    1
    39
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    ACR

    102A From l. to r.

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    SOONER

    58A Better, to an impatient boss

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    TOWNS

    53D Burgs

    1
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    OLDIES

    101D Certain radio format

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    PROB

    80A "No ___!"

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    OPELS

    59D Autobahn autos

    1
    15
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    WCS

    82A Heads overseas?

    1
    14
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    AHN

    86D Philip ___, first Asian-American film actor to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

    1
    13
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    GILDA

    34D 1946 femme fatale film

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    12
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    KARA

    17D Russia's ___ Sea (arm of the Arctic Ocean)

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    12
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    NOSHES

    23D Snacks

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    12
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    EDDIED

    10D Went for a whirl

    1
    10
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    YAHWEH

    89A Another form of "Jehovah"

    1
    7
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    PAROLED

    88D Interrupted mid-sentence?

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    6
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    MEDIABIAS

    20A Slant in columns

    1
    5
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    UPSELL debut

    5D Try to induce a bigger purchase

    1
    3
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    VAINLY debut

    98D For naught

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    2
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    ELKE

    50D Actress Sommer

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    ARN

    33A "Prince Valiant" son

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    FER

    31D La Dame de ___ (Eiffel Tower nickname)

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    WAC

    92A W.W. II org. whose insignia featured Athena

    0
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    SPLASH

    109A Showy debut

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    DEP

    68D Sheriff's asst.

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    LTDS

    49A Erstwhile Fords

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    ICHAT

    55D Bygone Apple app

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    UHF

    37D TV band

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    KOCH

    70D ___ Industries (oil and gas giant)

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    TEMA

    108D Motif for Verdi or Monteverdi

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    REHEAT

    93A Prepare, as leftovers

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    ABOUND

    15D Overflow (with)

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    PILLAR

    36D Monumental support

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    USFL

    30A Defunct org. in which Donald Trump owned the New Jersey Generals

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    ELFMAN

    50A "The Simpsons Theme" composer Danny

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    6
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    LABATT

    78A Molson rival

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    LAYDOWN

    123A Establish, as rules

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    SUCROSE

    4A Sweet stuff

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    FRISKS

    47A Gambols

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    SEANPENN

    87D "Milk" star, 2008

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    BIGTALK

    11A Braggadocio

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    RECEDED

    93D Shrank

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    UPAHEAD

    19A Coming

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    WAYNESWORLD

    22A 1992 movie based on an "S.N.L." sketch ... or, diverged: Modus vivendi

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    4
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    ATTACKADS

    60A Spots likely to smear

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    3
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    IDAHOES

    121A Some potatoes

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    3
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    NERISSA

    124A Gratiano's love in "The Merchant of Venice"

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    3
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    NOENTRY

    51D "Keep out" sign

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    SOMESAY

    38D "Word on the street is ..."

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    3
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    THEBEEGEES

    75D "How Deep Is Your Love" group

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    3
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    THEROADNOTTAKEN

    67A 1916 Frost verse ... or, diverged: Start of a saying about meaning well

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    3
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    BELLAGIO debut

    11D Vegas casino robbed in "Ocean's Eleven"

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    2
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    BELOWZERO

    100A Frigid

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    2
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    BRENDALEE debut

    115A Artist with the third most Top 40 hits in the 1960s, behind Elvis and the Beatles

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    2
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    IAMLEGEND debut

    120A Hit 2007 Will Smith film

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    2
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    LAWD debut

    78D God, informally

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    2
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    MAGYARS debut

    20D Hungarians

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    2
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    TABARDS

    14D Armless coats that may bear coats of arms

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    2
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    UPHOLSTER

    74A Put a cover on

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    2
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    AHWELL debut

    69D "Them's the breaks, I guess"

    0
    1
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    BUZZED debut

    91D Tipsy

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    1
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    DRAGANDDROP debut

    39A Computer mouse action ... or, diverged: Event for RuPaul

    0
    1
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    DRIVEINARUN debut

    97A Bring someone home ... or, diverged: Common high school offering

    0
    1
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    GODHELPUS debut

    34A "We're doomed!"

    0
    1
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    NOYOUDIDNT debut

    3D Expression of shock at someone's actions

    0
    1
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    PATHFINDERS debut

    117A Nissan S.U.V.s ... or, diverged: Emotional appeal

    0
    1
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    PWNS debut

    66A Destroys, in gamer-speak

    0
    1
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    TINGLY debut

    27A Like pins-and-needles feelings

    0
    1