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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    TSA

    63D Org. that offers Precheck enrollment

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    189
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    ADO

    88D Bustle

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    477
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    SNL

    118D Skit show, for short

    40
    263
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    ERAS

    3D Noteworthy times

    38
    295
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    DNA

    119D What makes you you?

    37
    260
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    OBOE

    110A Its "reeds are a pain / And the fingering's insane," per Ogden Nash

    32
    315
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    SAD

    76A Regrettable

    31
    236
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    SASS

    26A Give some lip

    29
    202
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    TMI

    11D "Uh, you've told me quite enough"

    27
    122
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    ARENA

    47D Bowl

    24
    334
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    STP

    92A Big engine additive

    23
    172
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    MEN

    74A Lavatory sign

    19
    145
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    RNS

    5D Med. professionals who take a pledge named for Florence Nightingale

    19
    126
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    EGAD

    113D "My stars!"

    18
    203
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    DOH

    40D Cry from Homer

    18
    116
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    INTO

    109D Feeling

    17
    219
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    SAC

    64D ___ fly

    17
    167
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    ODIN

    110D Anthony Hopkins's "Thor" role

    17
    159
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    ALP

    47A Zugspitze, e.g.

    16
    187
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    DEM

    66D One on the left?: Abbr.

    15
    93
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    ORATE

    120A Be grandiloquent

    14
    196
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    ABA

    117D Court org.

    14
    195
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    ARF

    39D Light bark

    14
    153
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    TRAM

    83D Mine transport

    14
    113
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    SURE

    10D "Oh, what the hell ... I'll do it"

    14
    84
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    BAA

    13D Meadow call

    13
    167
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    HAHA

    2D "Hilarious!"

    13
    125
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    LETS

    72D "Sounds like a plan!"

    12
    106
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    USB

    43D Kind of port for a flash drive

    12
    59
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    ONME

    112D "My treat!"

    11
    102
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    UTA

    79A Broadway's Hagen

    11
    86
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    USO

    89D Grp. that puts on a show

    10
    115
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    ETHAN

    75A Hawke of "Training Day"

    9
    113
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    OHARE

    101D Airport that J.F.K. dedicated in 1963

    9
    91
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    SEETO

    44D Manage

    9
    86
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    TUNE

    30D Something carried onstage?

    9
    84
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    ONTOE

    19D Doing a pirouette, say

    9
    29
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    TREES

    30A For whom the Lorax speaks

    8
    77
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    BEG

    55A Beseech

    8
    59
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    TATS

    1D Some body art, for short

    8
    49
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    UPDO

    34D High hairstyle

    8
    46
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    DEREK

    78D ___ Walcott, Nobel Prize-winning poet

    8
    42
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    URAL

    93D Like Mount Narodnaya

    7
    180
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    IRK

    106D Bug

    7
    112
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    TORI

    35D Doughnut figures

    7
    104
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    EATAT

    67D Greatly bother

    7
    71
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    APRIL

    52A What "4" may stand for

    7
    66
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    POTS

    4D Lobster traps

    7
    43
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    IRONS

    59D Chains

    6
    85
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    ADIOS

    104A "___, amigo"

    6
    78
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    CEOS

    91D Wall St. bigwigs

    5
    73
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    COMA

    82D Bad state to be in

    5
    73
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    ENTIRE

    27A Uncut

    5
    68
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    ABODE

    52D Habitation

    5
    67
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    UMAMI

    32D Fifth category of taste with a Japanese name

    5
    34
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    BESTS

    69D Tops

    5
    31
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    CHUG

    70D Finish all at once, in a way

    5
    18
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    CANTI

    18D "Pretty please?"

    5
    17
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    BASTE

    7D Plaster

    4
    52
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    ENIGMA

    122A Mystery

    4
    52
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    ANS

    41A Y or N, maybe

    3
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    LINEN

    48D Maid's armful

    3
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    OATHS

    71D Things taken by government officials

    3
    39
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    CHOCULA

    107A Count ___

    3
    7
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    LIRE

    87D Euros replaced them

    2
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    PIA

    58A Carrier to Karachi

    2
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    ISE

    56A Advert's ending?

    2
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    PLED

    49D Made an appeal

    2
    46
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    UNC

    12D Where Michael Jordan played coll. ball

    2
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    VAR

    95A "Iglu," for "igloo": Abbr.

    2
    36
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    AVANT

    25A ___-garde

    2
    34
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    FOOL

    108D Jester

    2
    33
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    DACHA

    73A Novo-Ogaryovo is the official one of the Russian president

    2
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    DRACO

    15A ___ Malfoy, student at Hogwarts

    2
    25
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    UTERUS

    34A Latin for "womb"

    2
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    STER

    9D Suffix with speed

    1
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    ACTE

    81A "Roméo et Juliette" segment

    1
    44
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    DREAM

    46D Night vision?

    1
    42
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    BEENE

    57A Designer Geoffrey

    1
    30
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    AFC

    80D Patriots' org.

    1
    29
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    TOOTS

    61A Tugboat sounds

    1
    22
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    MADAME

    38A Monsieur's mate

    1
    21
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    OGOD

    51D Hymn starter

    1
    21
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    AMUSES

    96D Brings a smile to

    1
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    BIGD

    111D City NNE of San Antone

    1
    18
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    JAILS

    103D Locks up

    1
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    RICAN

    22A Puerto ___

    1
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    USERIDS

    93A Log-in needs

    1
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    VACATE

    95D Empty

    1
    9
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    SANDED

    125A Smoothed in a shop

    1
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    ROSEPETAL

    37D One of many scattered in a honeymoon suite, maybe

    1
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    FALLEN

    98D Like some angels and dominoes

    1
    5
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    OISE

    54A French river or department

    0
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    ALLEN

    14D Poet Ginsberg

    0
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    TAILS

    85A Coin toss call

    0
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    AYS

    60D Car rental giant

    0
    24
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    RENES

    123A Lacoste and Descartes

    0
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    MORAN

    102D Erin of "Joanie Loves Chachi"

    0
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    TARAS

    114A Lipinski and Reid

    0
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    VCHIP

    68D TV blocking device

    0
    15
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    DRAGON

    15D "Game of Thrones" creature

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    13
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    WAT

    116D Cambodia's Angkor ___

    0
    13
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    NEROS

    33D "Peter ___ Greatest Hits" (1974 album)

    0
    10
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    AARONS

    20A Sorkin and Spelling

    0
    9
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    ADORNED

    65A Decked out

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    AHERO

    77D "Don't be ___!"

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    8
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    AUTISM

    8D Condition for filmdom's Rain Man

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    ELYS

    36D Late '50s singing sensation

    0
    8
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    LACTOSE

    72A ___ intolerance

    0
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    BASSTUBA

    7A Brass instrument with a mellow sound

    0
    5
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    STALLONE

    124A Star of 1976's Oscar winner for Best Picture

    0
    5
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    ACARD

    17D "Pick ___ ..."

    0
    4
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    FILERS

    108A Nail salon employees, at times

    0
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    GOLAME

    99A Start limping

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    RIVERS

    16D Joan who quipped "A Peeping Tom looked in my window and pulled down the shade"

    0
    3
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    USHERSIN

    6D Welcomes

    0
    3
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    YOMAMAJOKE

    100A It might involve someone being "so poor" or "so old"

    0
    3
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    ARGOSIES

    90D Fleets

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    2
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    AUTUMNAL debut

    21A Kind of equinox

    0
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    EAGERTO debut

    28A More than willing

    0
    2
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    FABU

    31D "Terrif!"

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    2
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    LABNOTES debut

    121A To this day, Marie Curie's are still radioactive

    0
    2
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    POLONIUS

    42A Shakespeare character who says "This above all: to thine own self be true"

    0
    2
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    REROOF

    97A Cover over, in a way

    0
    2
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    ROBARDS

    45A Actor Jason

    0
    2
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    SCREAMAT

    94A Verbally assail

    0
    2
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    AYAS debut

    29D Some sneakers

    0
    1
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    DEYSE debut

    105D Concoct

    0
    1
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    DRYSENSEOFHUMOR debut

    50A A person skilled at deadpan has one

    0
    1
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    EVERYBODYSACOMEDIAN debut

    67A Unimpressed response to someone's one-liner

    0
    1
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    EYTE debut

    84D Modern party summons

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    1
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    FUNNYORDIE debut

    31A Internet home to "Between Two Ferns"

    0
    1
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    IWASONLYKIDDING debut

    115A "Jeez ... lighten up!"

    0
    1
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    OYD debut

    62D Poet who wrote "Fortune and love favor the brave"

    0
    1
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    PERINATAL debut

    53D Around the time of birth

    0
    1
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    THATSHYSTERICAL debut

    23A "Stop! You're killing me!"

    0
    1
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    THELAUGHFACTORY debut

    86A Stand-up chain started in Los Angeles

    0
    1
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    THEPRU debut

    1A 52-story Boston skyscraper, familiarly

    0
    1
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    YCTOR debut

    100D Champion

    0
    1
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    YNE debut

    24D Poison ivy, e.g.

    0
    1