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Friday · 71 answers · 7 debuts

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

  1. 1
    SET

    38A Unwavering

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    TSA

    47A Provider of a traveler's check, for short

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  3. 3
    TEE

    58D ___ time

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  4. 4
    SAD

    57D Bummed

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    UNO

    56D Italian cardinal

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    241
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    GAS

    40A Focus of Boyle's law

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    218
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    APE

    7D Parrot

    28
    415
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    EROS

    41A Relative of philia and agape, to the Greeks

    28
    321
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    OAT

    34A ___ milk

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    NESS

    1A Bitter end?

    23
    202
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    TED

    54D ___ Baker (British clothing retailer)

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    EMT

    35A Checker of someone's vitals

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    188
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    DRS

    33D Many profs

    20
    116
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    AVA

    53D DuVernay who directed "A Wrinkle in Time"

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    229
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    LAB

    52D The International Space Station, e.g.

    16
    144
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    MOO

    31A [Don't you think you're milking it a bit too much?]

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    137
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    BID

    32D Tender

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    59
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    TSO

    37A Name associated with chicken

    13
    88
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    MCS

    23A Mic holders

    13
    79
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    ECIG

    9D Vaper's device

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    32
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    ATTN

    5D Envelope abbr.

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    134
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    DUH

    6D "OB-viously!"

    11
    65
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    DEERE

    43A Fortune 500 company whose products have a trademarked green-and-yellow color scheme

    10
    118
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    URNS

    51D Some wares in a china shop

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    108
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    TOME

    27A Gutenberg's Bible, e.g.

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    92
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    ADAGE

    5A Many a line from Benjamin Franklin

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    107
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    GAB

    8D Go on and on

    7
    83
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    SLATE

    29D Group running together

    6
    73
  29. 29
    FISH

    16A Look (for), as a compliment

    6
    52
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    STRODE

    62A Marched

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    36
  31. 31
    MESSI

    26A Soccer superstar Lionel

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    18
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    SOT

    18D Juicer

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    SATIRE

    4D HBO's "Veep," e.g.

    5
    46
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    NAENAE

    60A Reduplicative dance name

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    14
  35. 35
    ESSEX

    45A Hertfordshire neighbor

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    101
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    GOES

    50D Sez

    4
    53
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    AVENGE

    59A Redress

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    43
  38. 38
    PEONS

    28A Workers, dismissively

    4
    37
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    FLOAT

    48D Drink with a straw

    4
    28
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    PRAT

    10A Fool, in British slang

    3
    27
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    TUPAC

    15A First name in rap history

    3
    21
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    ROBUST

    55A Full-bodied

    3
    16
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    BADASS

    61A Impressively tough, slangily

    3
    12
  44. 44
    PARED

    28D Peeled

    2
    27
  45. 45
    LATINO

    52A Like many an ESPN Deportes watcher

    2
    20
  46. 46
    RHYS

    30A Jean who wrote "Wide Sargasso Sea"

    2
    18
  47. 47
    LOTION

    20A Bathroom or beach supply

    2
    8
  48. 48
    EBERT

    22A "Awake in the Dark" author

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  49. 49
    GAM

    19D Group of whales

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    41
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    PFIZER

    10D Big name in pharmaceuticals

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    8
  51. 51
    ASEASYASABC

    12D Simple

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    3
  52. 52
    SELINA debut

    42D ___ Kyle, Catwoman's alter ego

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    3
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    OCTA

    14A Numerical prefix

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    51
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    FANCY

    48A Like

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    13
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    IRAQWAR

    36A 2008 presidential campaign topic

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    6
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    JABBER

    44D Go on and on

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    6
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    RIDESHOTGUN

    11D Not be in the driver's seat

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    4
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    SNOWCRAB

    25D Seafood known for its sweet taste and delicate texture

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    4
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    WHATSTHEBIGIDEA

    17A Question after "Hey!"

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    4
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    CONQUEST

    24D Victory

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    3
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    LIGHTBULB

    49A Item suggested visually by the black squares in this puzzle's grid

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    3
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    BAGNOLD

    32A Enid who wrote "National Velvet"

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    2
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    DEDUCTS

    39A Takes off

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    2
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    GAZEAT

    21A Eye intently

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    2
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    JUBA

    44A Capital of South Sudan

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    2
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    MEGADETH debut

    23D Heavy metal band with the double-platinum album "Countdown to Extinction"

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    2
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    ECHOBOOMERS debut

    2D Millennials, in relation to their parents

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    1
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    NOWLETMESEE debut

    1D "Hmm ..."

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    1
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    STATEMOTTOS debut

    3D "Hope" and "Friendship," for two

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    1
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    THATISTOSAY debut

    13D "In other words ..."

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    1
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    XINGS debut

    46D Places for pedestrians to be alert, informally

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