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Friday · 70 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    IAN

    33A Scottish John

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    NES

    60A 8-bit game console released in 1985

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    UCLA

    56A Ronald Reagan ___ Medical Center

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    OUR

    24A Part of the English translation of "Notre Dame"

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    OARS

    31A Things rested on, metaphorically

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    LANE

    53D "Stay in your ___"

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    142
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    COD

    37A How a package may arrive

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    OBIT

    31D End piece?

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    142
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    ATTIC

    2D Web developer?

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    108
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    ENID

    38A Lady in Arthurian legend

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    NILE

    40A One with a big mouth in Africa?

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    HIT

    45D Search engine result

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    101
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    MOOR

    14A Secure

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    81
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    EPS

    6A Series installments, for short

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    54
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    AETNA

    41A Corporate giant named for a mountain

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    93
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    SOLE

    8D One and only

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    138
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    TILL

    57A Where bills pile up

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    58
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    STARR

    17A Edwin of 1960s-'70s R&B

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    87
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    MALTA

    1A Island nation with a cross on its flag

    7
    50
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    NPR

    21D Letters associated with WNYC and KQED

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    98
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    DEEM

    44D Judge

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    86
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    ROOM

    16A ssorcA-41?

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    GUS

    54D Gloomy one

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    59
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    LEASH

    3D Something a shepherd may have on

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    49
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    MASK

    1D Hide

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    33
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    SERVE

    61A Wait on

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    27
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    POOH

    7D "Oh, baloney!"

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    67
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    DIES

    28D Is mortified, so to speak

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    48
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    ICEIN

    58A Trap until it gets warmer, say

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    34
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    TELE

    52D Rhyming prefix with novela

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    EIDER

    48D Where to get down from?

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    CHAN

    19D Jackie of "Rush Hour"

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    52
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    HMM

    45A "Interesting ..."

    3
    30
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    SKYY

    59A Grey Goose competitor

    3
    16
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    HAZES

    23A States of confusion

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    15
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    SABLE

    25D Shade of black

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    49
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    EMPTY

    6D Like some tanks and promises

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    39
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    RANI

    32A Bollywood actress Mukerji

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    81
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    TIRES

    46A Spares, maybe

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    48
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    CRUE

    26D Mötley ___

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    30
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    ATEOF

    13A Had, as food

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    7
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    BMX

    12D ___ bike

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    7
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    EMBRACE

    42D Warmly welcome

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    6
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    INASUIT

    35D Dressed up, maybe

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    4
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    PNIN

    51D Titular professor in a Nabokov novel

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    VIDA

    27D "Livin' La ___ Loca"

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    SETADATE

    43A Make some definite plans

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    FURLS

    47D Rolls up

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    RAJIV

    49D One of the Gandhis

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    FIBBER

    47A Dishonest sort

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    DJINN

    28A Islamic spirit

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    6
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    TORSION

    4D Twisting effect

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    FREEZER

    9D Ice cream holder

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    4
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    FTLB

    9A Unit of energy: Abbr.

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    3
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    INITIALLY

    30D At the outset

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    3
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    RICHEST

    15D Superlative for a cake

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    3
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    TOBEEXACT

    10D Precisely

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    3
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    ZAMBONIS debut

    36D Crease smoothers?

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    2
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    AFROPUNK debut

    5D Alternative music subgenre

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    1
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    CHIPPY debut

    22A Given to picking fights

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    1
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    DARKDAY debut

    39D Trying time

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    1
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    GOLDMINER debut

    54A One for whom a flash in the pan is a good thing

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    1
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    JANETMOCK debut

    29D Transgender rights activist and best-selling author of "Redefining Realness"

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    1
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    KIBBUTZ debut

    34A Agricultural commune

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    1
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    KISSONTHECHEEK debut

    20A Sweet farewell

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    1
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    LOOKSINON debut

    11D Monitors

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    1
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    MAKEUPTUTORIAL debut

    50A Beauty lesson

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    1
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    NADJA debut

    55A Title woman of a classic 1928 André Breton novel

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    1
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    POLICEBOX debut

    18A Cop's station in England

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    1
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    SCENEXIV debut

    25A Part of Act 4 of "Antony and Cleopatra" in which Antony attempts suicide

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    1