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Sunday · 142 answers · 16 debuts

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

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    ATE

    119D Dined

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    ERR

    2D Goof

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    522
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    ORE

    18D It's mined, all mined!

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    UNO

    112D It has a big deck

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    241
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    AVE

    92D Forum greeting

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    246
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    AMEN

    5A "I agree!"

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    SON

    83A Apollo, to Zeus

    24
    213
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    SLED

    128A Vehicle that requires no fuel

    23
    204
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    ASEA

    84A Offshore

    22
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    URSA

    23A ___ Major

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    DEE

    77A Billy ___ Williams

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    182
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    OUR

    111D Your and my

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    MRS

    80A One of a couple

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    125
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    LIL

    91D Tiny "tiny"

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    NOD

    120D Silent approval

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    TIA

    113D Aunt: Sp.

    20
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    RYE

    44A Sandwich loaf

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    NATO

    124A Grp. founded by 12 countries

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    NED

    17D Actor Beatty

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    MERE

    61D Nothing more than

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    155
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    SUE

    28D Common middle name for girls

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    ORSO

    19A Approximately

    17
    145
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    SSE

    115D Toledo-to-Columbus dir.

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    IVE

    98A "___ had it!"

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    158
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    NAT

    55A Tobacconist ___ Sherman

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    EASY

    52A A snap

    13
    153
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    TAS

    29A Some univ. hirees

    13
    99
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    DISS

    90D Ph.D. requirement: Abbr.

    13
    29
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    LOU

    1D Name one can "skip to"

    12
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    AROD

    93D Former Yankee nickname

    12
    86
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    MEME

    72D Internet sensation

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    MAIL

    6D Daily ___ (British paper)

    11
    58
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    ANTSY

    30D Constantly fidgeting, say

    10
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    SPAT

    63D Petty disagreement

    9
    134
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    IOTAS

    57D Specks

    8
    80
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    DANE

    76A Great ___

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    74
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    PATH

    54D Solution to a maze

    8
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    PEE

    40D Second of April?

    8
    53
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    OYS

    39D Yiddish cries

    8
    48
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    AIDA

    123A Verdi soprano

    7
    161
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    ROAST

    125A Luau, basically

    7
    76
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    RURAL

    25A Outside the city

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    65
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    SWEET

    104D "Awesome!"

    7
    60
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    OCHRE

    21A Earth tone

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    59
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    RISK

    32D Game with 42 territory cards

    7
    59
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    KIM

    117D A Kardashian

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    58
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    TASE

    79D Shock, in a way

    7
    47
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    ECG

    7D Part of some physicals: Abbr.

    7
    28
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    ITE

    16D Citizen of: Suffix

    6
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    EDSEL

    27A Automotive debut of 1957

    6
    122
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    LEAR

    1A Shakespearean father of three

    6
    107
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    SELA

    13D Actress Ward

    6
    101
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    AURORA

    74A Natural light display

    6
    45
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    AEONS

    60D Almost forever

    6
    36
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    SLOB

    33D Slovenly type

    5
    66
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    MTA

    58A N.Y.C. subway org.

    4
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    IPSO

    53A ___ jure (law phrase)

    4
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    SWEDE

    26A Any member of Abba

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    TERA

    34D Prefix with byte

    4
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    SORTS

    103D Kinds

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    SEGUE

    75A Move smoothly to the next thing

    4
    39
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    CANON

    49D Literary scholars debate what's in it

    4
    30
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    ATTESTS

    46A Declares to be true

    4
    18
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    ALGEBRA

    5D Subject with variables

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    15
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    OREL

    45A Pitcher Hershiser

    3
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    PLUS

    64D Also

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    YEOW

    43D "Hey! That hurts!"

    3
    29
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    POCO

    66A A little, musically

    3
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    DIESEL

    100D Semi fuel

    3
    21
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    MENUS

    58D They might drop down

    3
    20
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    ICEPOP

    37A Cold treat

    3
    11
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    BORSCHT

    9D Soup with a red color

    3
    7
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    ESSE

    62D Latin 101 word

    2
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  74. 74
    UNITE

    121A Get together

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    ORAN

    118A Algerian port

    2
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    ACU

    10D Prefix with pressure

    2
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    DWEEB

    110A Uncool one

    2
    34
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    JESSE

    114A James of the West

    2
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    IMARET

    31A Turkish inn

    2
    26
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    WIE

    101D Golfer Michelle

    2
    26
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    CHINO

    14A Pants material

    2
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    OILERS

    106A Edmonton athletes

    2
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    IKID

    116A "Just foolin'"

    2
    14
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    COSEC

    14D Trig function

    2
    12
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    MEDI

    97A Prefix on some first-aid products

    2
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    BADAT

    50A Not doing well

    2
    10
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    SHRIEK

    11D React with fear or delight

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    OUTRE

    111A Unconventional

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    49
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    VON

    109A German name component, often

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    HATH

    86A Possesses, to the Bard

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    MEATS

    67A Charcuterie stock

    1
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    GIGS

    24A Band bookings

    1
    17
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    SAINTS

    56A Virtuous ones

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    NIELSEN

    105A Ratings pioneer

    1
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    STENCH

    42D Wretched smell

    1
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    BASKS

    9A Enjoys the sun

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    IVORIES

    94A Tickle the ___

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    CASHEW

    73D Nut whose name sounds like a sneeze

    1
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    NICAD

    87A Kind of battery

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    ONSCREEN

    48D Kind of Hollywood romance

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    TSARIST

    78A Like Russia prior to 1917

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    OATER

    22A Movie with a shootout at high noon, maybe

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    DIDO

    110D Mythical queen of Carthage

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    OJAI

    108D California city north of Ventura

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    COROT

    71D "The Bridge at Narni" painter

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    AREST

    122A "Give it ___!"

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    HOWSO

    86D "Can you explain that further?"

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    ISLEY

    126A Brothers' name in R&B

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    ECOLES

    69A Lycées, e.g.

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    SPH

    63A Round fig.

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    ASSERTED

    3D Confidently said

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    POTATOES

    35D "Famous ___" (slogan on Idaho license plates)

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    GASSES

    81A Neon and others

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    LASTGASP

    91A Final desperate effort

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    ADDR

    89D It might end in a ZIP code: Abbr.

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    HARASSES

    65D Beleaguers

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    LESSSO

    102A Not as much

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    SNOWDAY

    96D Happy wintertime news for schoolkids

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    CEREBRAL

    88D Requiring intellect

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    PRATTLED

    38D Went on and on

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    ROADATLAS

    4D Pre-GPS staple

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    3
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    VELVETY

    95D Soft and smooth

    0
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    HESITATE

    36D Pause

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    MIGRAINE

    67D Horrible headache

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    NASTINESS debut

    8D Attribute of many political ads

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    NEKOCASE debut

    47A Indie rocker with the 2009 #3 album "Middle Cyclone"

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    2
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    STRAUB

    33A Horror writer Peter

    0
    2
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    WASNTME

    59A Words of denial

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    GARDENIAS debut

    81D Flowering evergreen shrubs

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    HAWTE debut

    15D Native Iowan

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    1
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    KRAMDENS debut

    12D Ralph and Alice, on old TV

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    1
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    LACA debut

    20A Sycophant

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    1
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    LETTERSONTHEKEYS debut

    41A What's needed in order to escape this crossword

    0
    1
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    OWDOKE debut

    107A "Fine with me"

    0
    1
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    PINCHED debut

    35A Stole, in slang

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    1
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    PLACETHEMINTHECORNERS debut

    70A What to do with the items referenced in 41-Across

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    1
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    READNEWDOWNWORDS debut

    99A After following the instructions at 70-Across, how to escape this puzzle

    0
    1
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    SEDATION debut

    68D Anesthesiologist's concern

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    1
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    SIMOLEONS debut

    82D Bucks

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    1
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    SMOY debut

    127A Symbol of fire prevention

    0
    1
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    SPANKERS debut

    85D Administrants of corporal punishment

    0
    1
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    TAPERING debut

    51D Getting to the point?

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