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Friday · 70 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    EST

    48A "Alea iacta ___": Julius Caesar

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    ORA

    51A Time in Italy

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    227
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    ARM

    23A Where the brachialis muscle is found

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    264
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    RAM

    58D Weapon in medieval warfare

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    166
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    EYES

    35D Regards

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    195
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    REM

    19A "Automatic for the People" band, 1992

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    158
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    ELO

    59A "Do Ya" grp.

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    250
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    TAB

    50D Move to the right incrementally

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    167
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    OHO

    11A "Well, looky here!"

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    148
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    TBS

    18D TV channel with the slogan "Very funny"

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    116
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    SNO

    24A ___-Caps (candy)

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    188
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    ERROR

    33A Slip

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    161
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    ASL

    9D System of unspoken words, for short

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    90
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    RELY

    8D Bank

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    114
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    AMMO

    64A Info to use against somebody, metaphorically

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    133
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    EMIL

    7D Oscar winner Jannings

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    131
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    ASIDE

    21A One way to stand

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    126
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    BEN

    16A $100 bill, in slang

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    122
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    AETNA

    29D Big name in coverage

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    93
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    EARP

    25D Frontier figure

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    102
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    GLEN

    26A ___ Rock, N.J.

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    80
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    FAIR

    4D "You make a point"

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    73
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    TEX

    62A Ranch sobriquet

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    93
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    OLSEN

    5D Multi-time Pro Bowl tight end Greg

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    76
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    ALBA

    55D Jessica of "Sin City"

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    76
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    HERB

    53D Chervil or chives

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    56
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    OTOOLE

    43D Peter of "My Favorite Year"

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    70
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    OPERAS

    5A Wagner's oeuvre

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    50
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    SINUS

    31A Kind of pressure

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    29
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    APIA

    14A Pacific capital

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    59
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    GRO

    30D Miracle-___

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    40
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    TIMES

    40A Something New York and Los Angeles each have

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    26
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    NIC

    36D Actor Cage, informally

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    20
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    AYLA

    54D Jean Auel heroine

    2
    17
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    BUYS

    61A Believes

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    14
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    SPACERACE

    32D It was launched with Sputnik

    2
    9
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    EMBARK

    63A Board

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    8
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    SOANDSO

    41D S.O.B.

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    23
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    OBRIEN

    11D Main antagonist in George Orwell's "1984"

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    18
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    EMCEED

    25A Like the Oscars and the Emmys

    1
    16
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    ITUNES

    47A Big name in movie rentals

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    15
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    ONMEDS

    13D Sedated, say

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    11
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    SCORPIO

    22D One who arrives around Halloween

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    8
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    PIGLET

    42D Farm young 'un

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    6
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    NUTPINE debut

    27D Southwestern tree with needles

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    2
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    RENOIR

    45D "La Loge" artist

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    LOM

    56A Herbert of the "Pink Panther" films

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    SKUNK

    49D Shut out

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    GOMER

    52A Inept sort

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    GUFF

    1A Insolent talk

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    12
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    LAMEST

    15A Least believable

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    12
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    OPTO

    46A Prefix with -metry

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    9
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    LUMMOX

    44D Stumblebum

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    7
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    CARLIN

    60A "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" comedian

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    6
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    HEEDED

    12D Followed

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    6
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    PAVLOV

    6D Big name in conditioning

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    6
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    BEERBELLY

    20A It's no six-pack, ironically

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    5
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    PAYIN

    39A Contribute

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    5
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    GASBAGS

    1D Wind sources

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    4
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    HANKAARON

    53A All-time record setter on 4/8/1974

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    4
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    RETRONYM

    38D "Rotary phone," for one

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    4
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    POLICECAR

    42A Black-and-white

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    3
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    EMPORIUM

    37D Superstore

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    2
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    FILEMENU debut

    3D It might include "New Folder" and "Close Window"

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    2
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    SPLITSVILLE

    17A Where a rocky relationship may end

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    2
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    UPPERLIP

    2D Something that may be stiff

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    2
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    AREYOUBLIND debut

    57A Angry shout to an umpire

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    1
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    PUTPENTOPAPER debut

    34A Begin writing

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    1
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    STEAMBOAT debut

    10D Setting for the first Mickey Mouse cartoon

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    1
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    VAGABONDS debut

    28A Wayfarers

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    1