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Friday · 72 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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    SEE

    46A "Get it?"

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    ART

    19A "All ___ is autobiographical": Fellini

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    EWE

    43A Milk source

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    302
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    STAT

    49A "On the double!"

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    239
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    ANEW

    33D Over

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    237
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    EARL

    20A Rank below marquis

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    NED

    9D Homer's neighbor

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    233
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    CAN

    4D Heinie

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    141
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    OREOS

    28A Little sandwiches for dessert

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    87
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    IRENE

    18A The "she" in the line "To Sherlock Holmes she is always THE woman"

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    SPF

    29A Coppertone no.

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    110
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    WHO

    57A Radio station call letters that ask a question?

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    89
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    OCEAN

    58A ___ State (Rhode Island nickname)

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    147
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    BAH

    26A "Tommyrot!"

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    142
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    LENA

    13D "Girls" creator/star Dunham

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    140
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    DEBT

    54D Economic concern

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    98
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    AMES

    12D Actor Leon of "The Postman Always Rings Twice"

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    EYED

    14D Sized up

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    125
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    BCC

    59D Include discreetly, in a way

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    31
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    SHOD

    56D No longer barefoot

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    73
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    HORSE

    11D Play (around)

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    65
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    GRAS

    55A Fat, to François

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    39
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    TETRIS

    42A Game you never want to get your fill of?

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    34
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    ORBIT

    61A Revolution

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    64
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    KLEE

    5D Bauhaus figure

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    63
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    DEGAS

    6D "Dancers at the Bar" painter

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    49
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    BOOR

    52D Yahoo

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    42
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    STRAY

    1D Drift

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    40
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    CTA

    60D 'L' overseer

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    35
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    MARACA

    45D Hand-held percussion instrument

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    22
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    TOTES

    36D Completely, in modern slang

    3
    47
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    YEOW

    22A "That hurts!"

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    29
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    ITSSAD

    21A "What a shame"

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    8
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    MACAW

    48D Colorful talker

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    45
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    CAROM

    44A Ricochet

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    WHALE

    10A Orion : Hunter :: Cetus : ___

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    TOBEY

    51D Actor Maguire

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    11
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    ACRO

    53D Prefix with phobia

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    48
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    NEOS

    25D Modernists, briefly

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    HOMEY

    16A Comfortable

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    FOPS

    31D Dandies

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    17
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    AHMED

    50D "Arabian Nights" prince

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    13
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    BALLET

    32A Activity next to a bar

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    11
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    ONALARK

    37A Just for the fun of it

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    10
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    IDONOT

    21D Defensive retort

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    9
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    PTUI

    30D Spittoon sound

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    9
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    WEMADEIT

    40A Cry at the end of a family trip

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    7
  48. 48
    SOLOCUP debut

    39A Popular beer pong container

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    4
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    TREATY

    34D Accord

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    MAHRE

    2D 1980s skiing champ Phil

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    NGAIO

    47D Mystery writer Marsh

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    WALLA

    23D When repeated, a Northwest city

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    OPORTO

    7D City north of Lisbon

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    BOWE

    32D Heavyweight champ Riddick

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    STANDEE

    24A One up?

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    KIRS

    38D White wine cocktails

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    ROTOS

    63A Old newspaper photo sections, informally

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    5
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    AMITOBLAME

    3D Question of responsibility

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    WILLARD

    8D Captain in "Apocalypse Now"

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    4
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    BADGUY

    52A Villain

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    3
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    BEACHCOMB

    59A Hunt for treasure, in a way

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    3
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    DONATETO

    35A Fund

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    CACAOTREE

    62A Chocolate source

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    2
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    RHINEGOLD

    17A Part of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, with "The"

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    2
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    SMACKDOWN

    1A Professional wrestling program since 1999

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    TOPGEAR

    41D Popular BBC car series

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    2
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    WHITESALES

    10D Traditional January events

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    2
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    CRAWDADDY debut

    64A Crustacean in Creole cuisine

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    1
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    HEADCOUNTS debut

    27D Attendance inventories

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    1
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    NOTSPAM debut

    47A Email button that moves a message to one's inbox

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    1
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    SECRETWORD debut

    29D Staple feature of Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life"

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    1
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    TAMALEPIE debut

    15A Southwestern casserole with a cornbread crust

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    1