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Friday · 70 answers · 8 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

    60D Its first part is called a strophe

    58
    523
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    OLE

    62D Estadio exclamation

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    525
  3. 3
    IRE

    38D E.U. member: Abbr.

    52
    498
  4. 4
    EPA

    21D Ratings org.

    36
    320
  5. 5
    EKE

    45A Just make, with "out"

    31
    236
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    LIE

    41A Stand's opposite ... or a bad thing to do on the stand

    28
    318
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    ACHE

    56D Great desire

    28
    282
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    STIR

    42A Ruckus

    27
    292
  9. 9
    ATLAS

    13D Book of legends

    25
    195
  10. 10
    REM

    54A Ad ___

    19
    158
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    EAVE

    25D Water diverter

    13
    164
  12. 12
    NCAA

    7D Awarder of billions in sports scholarships, in brief

    13
    164
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    NAPA

    40D California tour locale

    13
    112
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    ERRED

    51D Was off

    12
    78
  15. 15
    ERMA

    44A Humorist Bombeck

    11
    147
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    LAD

    22A Stripling

    10
    140
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    AMES

    39D City in the Midwest's Story County

    9
    174
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    INE

    6D Suffix with brilliant

    9
    155
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    ONTAP

    55A Up next

    9
    104
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    NHL

    31A Wild grp.

    9
    101
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    ATEIN

    20A Got room service, say

    8
    79
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    TTOP

    24D Pontiac Trans Am option

    8
    67
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    OVID

    32A "Venus favors the bold" writer

    7
    99
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    HAR

    5D Snarky laugh syllable

    7
    73
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    KIR

    29D Cassis cocktail

    7
    38
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    EDSEL

    30D Car that's an anagram of 14-Down

    6
    122
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    LEAVE

    52D Be off

    6
    68
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    AVIATE

    16A Do high-level banking?

    6
    64
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    SOT

    49D Swillbelly

    5
    152
  30. 30
    GAD

    36A Travel aimlessly

    5
    60
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    LEEDS

    14D English industrial city described by Dickens as "an odious place"

    5
    51
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    TRIP

    19A Set off

    4
    94
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    ROC

    43D Mythical bird

    4
    92
  34. 34
    SIB

    11D Twin, to the other twin

    4
    69
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    PRAY

    57D Request intervention

    4
    44
  36. 36
    DESERT

    66A Antarctica, for one

    4
    37
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    GELT

    8D Lucre

    3
    34
  38. 38
    STONER

    47D One getting hit after hit?

    3
    15
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    PARIAH

    9D Outcast

    3
    14
  40. 40
    ERNEST

    48D Polar explorer Shackleton

    2
    57
  41. 41
    WEBB

    33A Jack of "Dragnet"

    2
    29
  42. 42
    HECATE

    23A Greek goddess of witchcraft and the underworld

    2
    12
  43. 43
    ELECTRO

    51A Dance music subgenre

    2
    10
  44. 44
    EYECANDY

    67A Image that's very pleasing to look at

    2
    9
  45. 45
    AFC

    63D Houston is in it, but Dallas isn't, briefly

    1
    29
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    NNW

    27D L.A.-to-Fresno direction

    1
    28
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    EVADES

    64A Goes around

    1
    26
  48. 48
    ENTRANCE

    15A Mesmerize

    1
    15
  49. 49
    RAMONE

    59A Any of four punk rock bandmates

    1
    15
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    CROATIAN

    61A Ruble : Russian :: kuna : ___

    1
    5
  51. 51
    ESTO

    58A ___ perpetuum (let it be everlasting: Lat.)

    0
    64
  52. 52
    AVANTI

    10D Classic Studebaker

    0
    19
  53. 53
    ODETTA

    50D One-named folk singer

    0
    19
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    PASCAL

    9A Mechanical calculator pioneer

    0
    17
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    SADISM

    53A Opposite of kindness

    0
    13
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    TREPAN

    4D Mine shaft borer

    0
    9
  57. 57
    ETHEREAL

    17A Exquisitely delicate

    0
    8
  58. 58
    RABBLE

    18A Disorganized group

    0
    7
  59. 59
    PERSIAN

    37A Cat known as a Shirazi in the Mideast

    0
    4
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    SEETHING

    1A Ready to explode

    0
    4
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    BIKESTAND

    34D Sight on school grounds

    0
    2
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    PATNESS

    26A Smooth talker's quality

    0
    2
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    SEETHINGS debut

    1D Hallucinate

    0
    2
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    BEERMONEY debut

    35D A little extra for personal spending

    0
    1
  65. 65
    CABLETELEVISION debut

    12D What 90% of American households had in 2010 - but fewer have today

    0
    1
  66. 66
    ENTRECHAT debut

    2D Showy ballet leap

    0
    1
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    ETHICALDILEMMAS debut

    3D Philosophical issues that may be debated

    0
    1
  68. 68
    HALFTONE debut

    65A Newspaper photo technique

    0
    1
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    ICANTAKEAHINT debut

    28A Possible reply to someone's tactful remark

    0
    1
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    LOSESLEEPOVER debut

    46A Be really bothered by

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    1