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Friday · 70 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ODE

    34D Lit class reading

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    523
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    AHA

    7D "How clever!"

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    379
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    ACT

    53D A.C.A. part

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    302
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    TOE

    52D One out of 10

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    293
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    TREE

    46D Diagram of possibilities

    25
    309
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    DEE

    54D "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" woman

    22
    182
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    TEST

    19A Class struggle?

    19
    181
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    TEES

    14D Shots are taken off of them

    19
    145
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    HEN

    25A Lady bird

    16
    188
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    EPI

    2D Prefix with -genetic

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    141
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    ROLE

    47D Capacity

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    165
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    OOZE

    12D Muck

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    116
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    DINE

    24D Sup

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    54
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    CAST

    44A Put in play?

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    89
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    FEE

    42A Shipping or handling

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    121
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    PST

    32D S.F. winter setting

    8
    82
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    THIS

    22A ___ end up

    8
    68
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    YEESH

    57A "Oh, for heaven's sake!"

    8
    19
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    EYELET

    30D Space for a lace

    6
    25
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    OSS

    39A Org. in "Inglourious Basterds"

    5
    114
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    RELIT

    55A Back now after going out?

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    48
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    DAMP

    48D Like unfinished laundry

    4
    52
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    IBMS

    49D Some early computers

    4
    36
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    COGS

    5D Teeth

    4
    25
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    CARET

    44D "To the power of" symbol

    3
    32
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    EOE

    28A Fair-hiring inits.

    2
    54
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    HOTTUB

    37A Warm place to chill

    2
    21
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    KIWIS

    43D Birds on New Zealand dollar coins

    2
    12
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    HOLT

    6D Otter's den

    2
    10
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    WROTE

    16A Corresponded with

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    36
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    DIAN

    48A Fossey who studied gorillas

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    30
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    GLOM

    36D Stick (onto)

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    30
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    THEWHO

    22D 100+ million-selling band that once held a Guinness record for loudest concert

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    16
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    CROWD

    50A Stand too close to

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    14
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    KAREEM

    43A His number 33 is retired by the Lakers

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    12
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    OLIVEOIL

    38A Supply for sautéing

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    11
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    SATIRIC

    21D Like HBO's "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver"

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    10
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    EAZYE

    18A Rapper who was part of N.W.A

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    8
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    ELEPHANT

    31A Animal with the longest gestation, at nearly two years

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    8
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    IFONLY

    33A "Wouldn't that be nice!"

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    8
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    THIRSTY

    26A Desperately in need of approval, in modern slang

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    8
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    HELIOS

    23D Sol's counterpart

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    6
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    ENDOFANERA

    28D Historical transition point

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    5
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    DEEPSTATE debut

    58A Entrenched network inside a government

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    2
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    DAW

    1D Cousin of a crow

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    23
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    DONATE

    24A Pledge drive plea

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    18
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    BRAHE

    11D Kepler's contemporary and teacher

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    13
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    OVERICE

    38D Not neat

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    10
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    LTYR

    13D Distance in astronomy: Abbr.

    0
    9
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    ROSINS

    9D Anti-slippage substances

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    8
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    BEEPED

    41D Confirmed being locked, as a car

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    6
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    KLEES

    4D Paintings such as "Cat and Bird" and "The Goldfish"

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    6
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    WINSOME

    35A Charming

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    6
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    INSHORT

    8D Words of summation

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    5
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    GRIDDLE

    36A Diner fixture

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    4
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    OLLIES

    29D Simple skate park tricks

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    4
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    SCRY

    45D Foretell the future

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    4
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    WINEGLASS

    17A Household item usually stored upside down

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    4
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    DECKCHAIR

    1A Cruise seat

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    3
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    ECOMMERCE

    56A Net sales

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    3
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    HAMBURG

    27D German city on the Elbe

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    3
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    PITABREAD

    51A Pocket of the Mideast

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    3
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    HISNHERS

    20A Couple's matching pair, informally

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    2
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    STRINGER

    45A Part-time newspaper employee

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    2
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    TBOLT

    10A Fastener with a crosspiece

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    2
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    APOLOOHNO debut

    15A Winner of eight Winter Olympics medals in the 2000s

    0
    1
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    CONTINENTS debut

    3D Topic of the mnemonic "Eat An Apple As A Nighttime Snack"

    0
    1
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    SUBVOCE debut

    40A Under the specified word, in a reference book

    0
    1
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    THOUSANDTH debut

    26D See 10-Down

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    1
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    TWENTYFIVE debut

    10D With 26-Down, the place of today's puzzle among all New York Times crosswords

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    1