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Friday · 64 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    TEN

    26A Beauty mark?

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    TOE

    53D Corn site

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    APE

    5D "Great" one in Africa

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    ONES

    46D Easy things to dial on a rotary phone

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    ABC

    43A "Black-ish" network

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    HUE

    21A Coloration

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    CANOE

    32D Something ported at a portage

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    HON

    45D Term of endearment

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    SLEW

    56A Big bunch

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    MOE

    15D Homer's beer supplier

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    LOCO

    16A Bats

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    MOOR

    8D Make fast, in a way

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    MOW

    52D Do some diamond cutting?

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    ASSETS

    39D They may be liquid

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    IPASS

    22A "No bid"

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    54
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    TALES

    4D H. P. Lovecraft output

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    48
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    ELLIS

    28D Merchant Samuel who lent his name to a historic island

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    FDA

    37A Many cos. seek its approval

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    SNAKEEYES

    57A Low throw

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    ARIE

    7D Grammy-winning artist India.___

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    FAME

    19A Celebrity

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    ESCAPEROOM

    14A Commitment you sometimes can't get out of?

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    12
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    EBAN

    10A Abba who was born "Aubrey"

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    REBS

    50A Lee side?

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    ICEMAN

    3D Unemotional sort, in slang

    2
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    PONG

    9D Game with a 40-millimeter ball, informally

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    YORK

    49D Duchess of ___

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    PRICE

    42D What's always found in quotes?

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    WALDO

    40A Children's character who wears red-and-white stripes

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    CLINE

    29D "I Fall to Pieces" singer

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    29
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    REGS

    6D Rules, for short

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    YPRES

    41A W.W. I battle site

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    SHOPS

    24A Bazaar makeup

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    SHAFT

    31D Screw over

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    SERGEI

    20A Composer Rachmaninoff

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    NOMESS

    13D Easily cleaned, in adspeak

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    6
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    ACOUPLE

    12D Not many

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    ELD

    10D Days of yore, in days of yore

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    DIDO

    54A Founder of Carthage, in myth

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    KERN

    47D "Ol' Man River" composer Jerome

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    AGFA

    48D Letters on old film boxes

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    HOSED

    25D Totally cheated

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    TARED

    33D Like many a purchase weighed at a deli

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    ATABOIL

    35D Bubbling, say

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    DEBTEE

    38D Creditor, in financial jargon

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    HAVEA

    30D Words with cow or ball

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    UHOKAY debut

    44A "Sure, I guess"

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    USHAPE

    2D Common magnet feature

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    BOOHOOED

    11D Cried dramatically

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    FISHSTORY

    18D You can hardly believe it

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    FREAKY

    37D Way out

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    GETFIT debut

    1D Work out

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    SWARDS

    36D Grasslands

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    2
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    TALLAHASSEE

    33A Major U.S. city with three pairs of double letters in its name

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    2
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    AIRLINEFOOD debut

    35A Plane fare

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    1
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    GALLIVANTED debut

    34A Went from place to place

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    GIRLCODE debut

    34D Guidelines observed in sisterhood

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    1
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    GUITARAMP debut

    1A Piece of equipment at a rock concert

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    1
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    NERFROCKET debut

    55A Spongy toy going up in popularity?

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    1
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    ROOMTONEGOTIATE debut

    51A What opening offers often leave

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    1
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    STALLSOUT debut

    23D Stops, as an engine

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    1
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    STRESSEATER debut

    36A One who copes by excessive snacking

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    1
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    TECHSCHOOLS debut

    27A Engineer training centers

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    THELEGIONOFDOOM debut

    17A DC Comics supervillain group

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