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Wednesday · 74 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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    ODE

    12D Poetic praise

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    END

    48A Goal

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    447
  3. 3
    OLE

    21D Good ___ days

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    ACRE

    61A Amount of land a pair of oxen could plow in a day, historically

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    STAR

    67A Symbol in the middle of a Scrabble board

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    TEA

    47D Spot from a pot

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    374
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    TAN

    28D Give a whupping

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    238
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    ONIT

    56D Doing the job

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    147
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    EMU

    24A Member of a crossword zoo?

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    TAU

    35A Cross shape

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    TIARA

    41A Pageant prize

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    ORB

    49A Scepter go-with

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    ASPS

    1A Menaces that name other menaces if you put a "w" at the start

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    157
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    ITCH

    6D What an oatmeal bath alleviates

    21
    135
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    EIRE

    63A Where a brogue is spoken

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    IOU

    60D Slip in a pot

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    EPI

    23A Prefix with dermis

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    PRO

    59D With 9-Down, according to share

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    ORATE

    46D Use a soapbox

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    CUE

    29D "Psst, you're on," e.g.

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    140
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    APPS

    30D iPad purchases

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    78
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    HEM

    11D Fashion line?

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    136
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    STEER

    54D Herd member

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    132
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    SIRE

    13A "Your Majesty"

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    TSARS

    51D Rulers before 1917

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    HIRE

    34D Charter

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    LAD

    66A Fella

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    140
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    DORA

    58D Toon explorer

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    SUB

    39D Benchwarmer

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    ASAMI

    1D "Likewise"

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    45
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    ITAL

    14A It leans right: Abbr.

    8
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    DANE

    8D Someone for whom "Thank you very much" is "Mange tak"

    8
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    ROVE

    64A Wander

    8
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    GAY

    38D Part of L.G.B.T.Q.

    8
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    SEAN

    43A Son of John and Yoko

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    RONA

    57D Jaffe who wrote "Mazes and Monsters"

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    DIM

    5A Darken

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    SELMA

    4D John Lewis march site

    5
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    LEAPT

    15D Sprang

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    44
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    IMPALA

    22A Chevy sedan

    5
    31
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    OUTTA

    65A "Straight ___ Compton"

    5
    21
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    UNION

    32D State of the ___

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    MANIA

    25D Fad x 10

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    LARVA

    53D Pupa-to-be

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    50
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    EVIE

    19D Christian singer Tornquist

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    ASCOT

    52D Alternative to a four-in-hand

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    BATHE

    31D Scrub in the tub

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    44
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    RATA

    9D See 59-Down

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    EUR

    42A Single market locale: Abbr.

    2
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    UPONE

    36A Barely leading

    2
    23
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    METALS

    50A Elements with names ending in -ium, typically

    2
    13
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    ROSIN

    62A Pitcher's aid

    1
    26
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    COWS

    45D Bullies

    1
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    BUSH

    31A Number 41 or 43

    1
    19
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    AAHED

    16A Sounded satisfied

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    PRIMP

    3D Prettify

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    ANTIGEN

    37A Immune response trigger

    1
    8
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    SCREENTIME

    18A Subject of a parent's restriction for a child

    1
    3
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    SIXAM

    2D It comes a quarter of the way into the day

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    11
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    DRWHO

    8A BBC sci-fi series, informally

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    9
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    AXIL

    17A Angle between a leafstalk and a stem

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    8
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    MARCEAU

    7D Marcel of few words

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    7
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    UTENN

    26D Knoxville sch.

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    EMBROIL

    42D Entangle

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    5
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    STEPSIN

    39A Takes over (for)

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    5
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    DISTASTE

    5D Aversion

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    2
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    PIANOSTOOL

    59A Seat for a ragtime player

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    2
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    TRAMPLED

    40D Ran roughshod over

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    2
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    ESTATECARAT debut

    27A Small diamond handed down to an heir?

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    1
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    FORWARDPASSAT debut

    55A Futuristic Volkswagen?

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    1
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    HONEYCOMBAT debut

    44A Fight between two lovers?

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    1
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    MAMMOTHCAVEAT debut

    20A Big "but"?

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    1
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    STANDFAST debut

    33D Not budge

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    1
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    WHITEROSE debut

    10D Popular wedding flower

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    1