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Sunday · 140 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ERA

    47A Slice of a timeline

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    ELI

    30A Manning with the second-longest QB starting streak in N.F.L. history

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    ODE

    33D Poetic tribute

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    EON

    104D Long span

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    AGO

    13D Back in time

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    ARI

    66D NPR host Shapiro

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    EPA

    35D Org. with a flower logo

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    ADE

    50A Fruit drink

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    ANNE

    9D One of the Brontës

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    TIN

    87D Cookie holder

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    STEP

    10D Group dance with stomps and claps

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    MET

    85A Big Apple cultural site, with "the"

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    KNEE

    124A Something taken on a field?

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    SON

    122A Junior

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    EYES

    113D Real lookers?

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    SPOT

    118A Ad

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    TON

    77D Whole lot

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    ROO

    116D Down Under hopper

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    RNS

    70A IV checkers

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    AKIN

    98A Comparable (to)

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    TEL

    106A ___ Aviv

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    ORSO

    32A "Ish"

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    EPI

    78D Prefix with center

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    AMASS

    99D Stockpile

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    MEH

    6D "That doesn't impress me much"

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    CEO

    24D Chairman and ___ (common title)

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    SORT

    108D Put in order

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    ELON

    35A North Carolina university

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    IAGO

    20A To whom Brabantio says "Thou art a villain"

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    SCAN

    111D Digitize, in a way

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    TESSA

    17D Thompson of "Selma"

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    ISM

    90D Movement

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    AWED

    59A In amazement

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    HENS

    105A Certain layers

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    EATS

    25A Vittles

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    ENS

    58D Naval officer: Abbr.

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    PET

    64A Kitty-cat, e.g.

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    BAT

    15A Hitter's hitter

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    ALTAR

    16D The rite place?

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    SEEYA

    21D "Toodles!"

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    TOYS

    123A Lincoln Logs and such

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    SITAR

    11D Instrument plucked with a mezrab

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    NSFW

    1D [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]

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    SOLE

    21A Singular

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    ARCS

    5D Rainbows, e.g.

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    ROUT

    119A Big loss

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    PASTA

    65A Carbo-loading dish

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    MONO

    14D Like early Elvis recordings

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    MIME

    101A Performer in makeup, typically

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    ONESIE

    121A Tot's wear

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    BRB

    46D "I'll return shortly," in a text

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    ROFL

    68D "2 funny!!!"

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    EER

    88A Alway

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    USED

    42D Not new

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    ARENT

    94D "___ you the clever one!"

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    SWAM

    11A Went through channels?

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    PINA

    112D ___ colada

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    FDA

    84D O.T.C. O.K.'er

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    FACE

    71D Visage

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    SATIRE

    18A "The Simpsons" or "Futurama"

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    HYDRA

    34A Monster slain by Hercules

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    HENRY

    38D 1940s vice president Wallace

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    ASI

    37D "Just ___ suspected"

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    MOB

    117D Gather around, as an idol

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    FEET

    53D '

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    NEB

    45D Lincoln's home: Abbr.

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    MASON

    73A George ___ University

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    NANAS

    93A Grannies

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    PEONS

    81D Lowly workers

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    PSAS

    7A Some TV ads, for short

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    PRONTO

    7D Immediately

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    WRAPS

    26A A shroud of secrecy, idiomatically

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    AZURE

    99A Sky-blue

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    OPERAS

    28A Performances at Paris's Palais Garnier

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    APACHE

    59D Geronimo, for one

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    WAITS

    12D Cools one's heels

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    PANERA

    65D ___ Bread (cafe chain)

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    MATRON

    55D Dignified lady

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    BESTIE

    56A Number one pal

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    RAHRAH

    40D Enthusiastic

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    RECESS

    48D Swing time?

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    MOATS

    103D Deep defenses

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    BOGS

    75A Swamps

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    ACHS

    49D German interjections

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    TEEHEE

    97D Titter

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    IMMENSE

    80D Ginormous

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    NBAJAM

    1A Arcade hoops game

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    DREAM

    39A It's all in the head

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    RUNT

    19A Litter's littlest

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    OBITS

    31D Back-of-newspaper section

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    DIBS

    52D "That's mine!"

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    ADULTS

    44D Chaperones, usually

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    TICK

    110D Camping menace

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    PAIGE

    112A "Trading Spaces" host Davis

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    HOMEEC

    54A Obsolescent high school course, informally

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    ZIPPO

    100D Nada

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    BATONS

    125A Ones passed on a track

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    ITGUY

    102D Certain computer whiz

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    BOOYAH

    36A Victor's shout

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    TRISH

    67A Patty alternative?

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    PHENOMS

    29D Ones to watch

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    TRINIDAD

    89A Southernmost of the Lesser Antilles

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    COCONUT

    23D Noggin

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    PENGUIN

    41A Member of a southern colony

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    EVILGRIN

    86D Satanic look

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    WESTERNUNION

    60D Good name for a "High Noon"-themed dating site?

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    SUNRAY debut

    8D Natural light beam

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    OCTA

    31A Numerical prefix

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    INLA

    69D "To Live and Die ___"

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    CHEESE

    82A Burger topper

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    ASNAP

    74D Like child's play

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    BOSN

    75D Nautical title, informally

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    DATASET

    92D Statistician's grouping

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    CALE

    120A John of the Velvet Underground

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    APIN

    114A Neat as ___

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    MINERS

    107A UTEP team

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    BERYL

    61A Emerald or aquamarine

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    CHICLE

    96D Gum ingredient

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    FASTCAR

    71A 1988 top 10 hit for Tracy Chapman

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    PACTEN

    95A Previous name for an athletic conference now with 12 members

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    NASTIES

    63A Revolting sorts

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    RAMMED

    62D Hit hard

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    ATEALONE debut

    3D Had a table for one

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    BARRELED

    2D Sped (along)

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    BETTIE

    56D Model Page known as "The Queen of Pinups"

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    COSTNER

    72D Player of Robin Hood in 1991

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    BOARDMEETING

    15D Good name for a carpentry dating site?

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    FLIPON debut

    79A Be traitorous to

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    FRENCHCONNECTION

    22A Good name for a deep kissers' dating site?

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    MAKEITSO

    85D Command of Captain Jean-Luc Picard

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    MONDAVI

    91A Napa Valley vintner Robert

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    SEANBEAN

    43A Actor whose first and last names look like they rhyme, but don't

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    TOOTSIES

    109A First things to go into jammies

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    ACTIONITEMS debut

    76A Good name for an extreme sports dating site?

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    JINPING debut

    4D Chinese leader Xi

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    ONREPEAT debut

    27A Endlessly starting over

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    OPENFLAMES debut

    83A Good name for a non-monogamist dating site?

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    ORGANICCHEMISTRY debut

    115A Good name for a dating site for lovers of natural foods?

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    RUBBERMATCH debut

    57A Good name for a dating site of massage therapists?

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    STUDFINDER debut

    51A Good name for a dating site full of hot dudes?

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