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Sunday · 140 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ARE

    77A "We ___ the Champions"

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    533
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    ADO

    125D Rumpus

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    477
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    SEA

    55A Frequent subject of paintings by Winslow Homer

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    370
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    ETC

    82D Abbr. that's sometimes doubled or tripled

    37
    268
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    LED

    41A Word aptly found in "controlled" and "marshaled"

    34
    222
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    OVA

    73D Some gametes

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    259
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    EYE

    85D Term for a hole in Swiss cheese

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    283
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    TMI

    14D Response to an oversharer

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    122
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    TAU

    88A Greek cross

    25
    169
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    UBER

    89D It'll take you for a ride

    25
    119
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    ETRE

    120D Ser : Spanish :: ___ : French

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    241
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    AAA

    49D Strong bond?

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    230
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    UAE

    8D Sheik's land, for short

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    90
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    AVA

    78A Gardner of "Mogambo"

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    229
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    TEES

    118D Some summer wear

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    URLS

    75D Things with colons inside them

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    CAR

    43A Token in the game Life

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    ORG

    69A Email address ending

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    108
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    LAO

    121A Indochinese language

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    ONION

    96D Bagel variety

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    131
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    AHAS

    108A Cries of surprise

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    70
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    PEST

    27A One getting shooed

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    128
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    ASL

    47D Words that can't be heard, for short

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    90
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    ADEPT

    84A Expert

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    88
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    SEN

    104A One of 100: Abbr.

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    184
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    SNEER

    109D Curl one's lip

    11
    139
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    CEE

    4D Middling mark

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    138
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    ITOO

    35D "___, sing America" (start of a Langston Hughes poem)

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    SPIN

    33A What the earth and many political analysts do

    9
    104
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    USS

    103A ___ Indianapolis

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    110
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    SANER

    133A More sound

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    93
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    RARER

    58D Not so common

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    72
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    EDGAR

    16D Catherine's husband in "Wuthering Heights"

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    80
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    RIFE

    110A Teeming

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    SAKS

    83D Nordstrom rival

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    56
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    ROLO

    50A Hershey brand

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    46
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    AEON

    119A More than a millennium

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    89
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    TAPA

    99A Spanish snack

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    36
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    SHAH

    87D 1979 exile

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    104
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    CEASE

    12D Terminate

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    75
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    SANG

    44A Was a rat

    5
    60
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    RABE

    38A "Sticks and Bones" playwright David

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    35
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    OUTTA

    117A N.W.A's "Straight ___ Compton"

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    21
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    ESSEX

    13D English county

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    UPTO

    45A Engaged in

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    DUET

    42D Number for two

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    HANG

    15D Suspend

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    AYESIR

    90A "As you wish, Captain!"

    4
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    HOPESO

    53A "From your lips to God's ears"

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    15
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    ERLE

    116D Man's name that comes from an English noble

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    198
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    NEWS

    11D Update, say

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    74
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    OCHS

    51D Publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger

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    67
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    LOLL

    113A Veg out

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    66
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    TAPIR

    62A Animal with a trunk

    3
    38
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    PESCI

    79A Joe of "Home Alone"

    3
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    LILLE

    60A Charles de Gaulle's birthplace

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    30
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    BEINGS

    46D Sentient ones

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    5
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    ETH

    28D Ending of the Bible

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    ISE

    71A Suffix in Sussex

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    UNC

    124D A.C.C. powerhouse

    2
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    CISCO

    1A Big name in computer networking

    2
    28
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    GOTTI

    70D TV's "Growing Up ___"

    2
    27
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    ONSPEC

    5D Like freelance work, often

    2
    23
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    PLANETS

    54D Subject of the mnemonic "Men Very Easily Make Jugs Serve Useful Needs"

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    SOVIET

    31A Like the first man-made space satellite

    2
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    USTEN

    20A North Dakota-to-Michigan hwy.

    2
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    ETHNO

    112D People: Prefix

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    WPA

    127D F.D.R. job-creating prog.

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    ANYONE

    10D "Who's interested?"

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    ISITI

    64D Judas's question to the Lord

    1
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    GAPED

    30A Was wide open

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    LAYLA

    52D Song woman who's asked "Darlin', won't you ease my worried mind?"

    1
    22
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    SNORED

    131A Kept others awake, maybe

    1
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    BARES

    23A Exposes

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    MADAME

    22A Addressee of a waiter in a French restaurant

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    21
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    ISADORA

    2D Dancer Duncan

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    MAHAL

    56D Taj ___

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    LYRES

    81A Instruments played on Mount Olympus

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    EXTS

    36A They're added on bus. lines

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    BOLOTIE

    48D Western wear

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    ISAIDSO

    95D Unsatisfying answer to "Why?"

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    STRIVEN

    3D Gone to great lengths

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    MCLAREN

    98D British sports automobile

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    IDI

    26A Uganda's Amin

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    APACE

    130A With celerity

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    IDEO

    91D Prefix with -graphic

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    APERY

    57D Mimic's activity

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    ERY

    61D Suffix with trick

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    DUMA

    97A Russian council

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    IED

    123D Iraq War danger, for short

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    REDYE

    65D Change the color of again

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    APATHY

    66A Interest's opposite

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    ESQS

    6D Attys.' titles

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    HEINE

    115A Heinrich ___, "Die Lorelei" poet

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    PENANCE

    101D Atonement

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    QANTAS

    107D The so-called "Flying Kangaroo"

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    AMOEBAE

    18D Ones moving with the aid of pseudopods

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    USHERIN

    94D Mark the beginning of

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    AEOLIAN

    100D Kind of harp

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    FUTON

    111D Informal sleep option

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    GISELE

    128A Supermodel Bündchen

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    9
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    NOSECONE

    132A Tip of a missile

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    PLAQUE

    105D Trophy alternative

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    YEO

    106D Navy petty officer: Abbr.

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    INGRATE

    32D Unappreciative sort

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    RATPACK

    17D Bishop's group, once

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    ACCRUAL

    74D Accumulation

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    HOTLY

    25D With vehemence

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    QUOI

    40D Basic French question

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    THERAM

    14A Aries

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    BROADAX

    59D Medieval weapon

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    CESTLAVIE

    86A Words of resignation

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    MENDERS

    19D Seamstresses, at times

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    EAMONN

    114A Irish form of "Edmund"

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    ESURANCE

    6A Progressive rival

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    MARACAIBO

    56A Largest lake in South America

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    ROHAN

    67A Kingdom in Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"

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    4
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    TRUSTY

    80A True

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    HISN

    92A Huck Finn possessive

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    3
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    POTHOOK

    34D Metallic S-shaped piece

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    3
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    SEQS

    37D "Look Who's Talking Too" and "2 Fast 2 Furious": Abbr.

    0
    3
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    TWINY

    126A Like rope

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    ANNOYER

    102D Nuisance

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    2
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    CUBISTS debut

    1D Picasso and Braque, for two

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    2
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    OSSEO

    29A Bone: Prefix

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    2
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    RWR

    9D Presidential inits.

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    2
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    SHUTSUP

    7D Stops yapping

    0
    2
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    BABYQUAKES debut

    46A Tremors?

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    1
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    HERESLOOKINGATYOUQUID debut

    72A Comment by a Brit down to his last coin?

    0
    1
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    HIPPER debut

    68D More trendy

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    1
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    ONEUNDER debut

    129A Birdie

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    1
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    ORDERINTHEQUART debut

    122A Have a little ice cream delivered?

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    1
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    PEACHYQUEEN debut

    105A Monarch who's fine and dandy?

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    1
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    PIUSV debut

    63D Pope who excommunicated Elizabeth I

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    1
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    QUAHOGS debut

    93D Hard-shell clams

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    1
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    QUANTUM debut

    76D Kind of leap

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    1
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    QUERYWASHINGTON debut

    24A Interrogate a founding father?

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    1
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    QUICKBOXER debut

    93A One knocking out an opponent in the first round?

    0
    1
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    SHAWNEES debut

    21A Members of an Oklahoma tribe

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    1
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    TRENCHQUOTE debut

    39A "There are no atheists in foxholes"?

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    1