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Thursday · 76 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ARE

    61D Live

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    533
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    ASAP

    57D Rush-rush

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    300
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    ANA

    22A What Alabama cheerleaders often request?

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    367
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    IGOR

    42A Hunchbacked film character

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    207
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    EBB

    38D Retreat

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    182
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    SIN

    1D Consideration at the Pearly Gates

    20
    177
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    RARE

    9D Like signatures of William Shakespeare

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    257
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    PLEA

    15A S O S, basically

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    154
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    SPEC

    68A Detail, in brief

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    120
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    IMIN

    52A Conspirator's agreement

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    86
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    USSR

    6A 1922-91 initials

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    171
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    ALP

    22D Tour de France high point

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    187
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    LARA

    16A Film treasure hunter Croft

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    138
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    CAB

    54A Part of a pickup line?

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    129
  15. 15
    SOFA

    40D Loose change "collector"

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    116
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    HAHA

    4D "Made you look!"

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    125
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    ALUM

    59D Diploma displayer, for short

    13
    123
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    SLO

    7D ___-pitch

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    185
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    REESE

    26A Candymaker H. B. ___

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    153
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    TACO

    34D Hard or soft menu item

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    154
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    SERB

    8D Member of a Macedonia minority

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    102
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    NUN

    62D Wimple wearer

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    95
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    FRI

    44A Night that "77 Sunset Strip" aired for most of its run: Abbr.

    9
    75
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    KIWI

    48D Small relative of an elephant bird

    9
    71
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    OMENS

    69A Auguries

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    78
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    MOOD

    18D It might be set with candles

    8
    61
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    SKIN

    35D Exterior

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    61
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    ISO

    2D Prefix with -bar

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    117
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    ICET

    29A Tracy Marrow's stage name

    7
    110
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    SANS

    67A Lacking

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    82
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    ARABS

    51D Sultans and sheiks, usually

    7
    69
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    RUB

    43D Steak coating

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    52
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    NOUN

    23D Something drawn when landing on a yellow square in Pictionary

    6
    97
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    BATON

    20A Meet stick

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    24
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    ISAAC

    14A A patriarch of the Israelites

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    134
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    CRAB

    64A Fiddler on the reef?

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    85
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    GARB

    65A Duds

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    45
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    UPEND

    6D Topple

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    43
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    CUSP

    30D Brink

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    32
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    DER

    32A German article

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    115
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    RECAP

    50A Synopsis

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    72
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    AROUSE

    12D Provoke

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    58
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    FLARE

    10D Certain S O S

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    40
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    MSNBC

    53D News inits. since 1996

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    35
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    HODA

    24A Matt's replacement on "Today"

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    16
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    ETH

    31D Verb ending in old verse

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    111
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    FLAB

    10A Extra inches

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    40
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    ICEMAN

    46D Metaphor for death in a Eugene O'Neill play

    2
    30
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    CIGS

    56D Camels, e.g., for short

    2
    21
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    XBOX

    47A Popular game console

    2
    19
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    EARTHA

    19D Kitt who played Catwoman

    2
    18
  52. 52
    SIGHS

    1A Sounds of surrender

    2
    17
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    CUTUP

    66A Jokester

    2
    12
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    BEARHUG

    21A Tight hold

    2
    8
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    LONGED

    27A Yearned (for)

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    4
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    BANGER debut

    13D British sausage

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    3
  57. 57
    SWEAR

    58A Pledge

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    37
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    DPS

    63D Some inning enders, in brief

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    21
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    UNESCO

    49D World Heritage Site grp.

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    20
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    HUBCAP

    41A Common place for a car's name, once

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    7
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    FRANCS

    44D Swiss money

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    6
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    NOGREATSHAKES

    36A Q: "Is that snack bar known for good burgers?" A: "___"

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    5
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    TRUTHS

    34A Actualities

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    4
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    GARBANZO

    3D Chickpea

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    3
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    AMERICA

    55A Name on both sides of the Equator

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    30
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    PUZO

    33A Author of the line "It means Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes"

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    SCYTHE

    5D Haying tool

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    13
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    AIRTAXI

    25D On-demand flier

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    10
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    GOGH

    28D Van ___

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    10
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    LASHED

    11D Whipped

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    KUNGFU

    48A Skill on display in the "Kill Bill" movies

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    7
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    REMORA

    45D Sea sucker

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    6
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    EGGCRATE

    39D Holder of dozens upon dozens

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    4
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    NOMANISANISLAND

    60A Q: "Should you call that stopover between Liverpool and Belfast a peninsula?" A: "___"

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    3
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    NORHYMEORREASON debut

    17A Q: "Can I write both a poem and an essay?" A: "___"

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    1
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    RUXPIN debut

    37D Fad teddy bear name of the 1980s

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    1