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Monday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ATE

    21A Broke bread

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    ONE

    65A Number replaced by "hup" by a drill sergeant

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    EGO

    8D Conscious self, to Freud

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    ECO

    63D Environment-related prefix

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    OAR

    40D Rowboat mover

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    ANN

    27D TV journalist Curry

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    INN

    59A Cozy lodging

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    TAR

    41A Harmful cigarette stuff

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    STEP

    23A Escalator feature

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    229
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    PAR

    68A 72, maybe, on a golf course

    25
    218
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    AMP

    29D Intensify, with "up"

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    IAN

    32D Knighted actor McKellen

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    PRE

    36D Lead-in to occupy

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    SOB

    5D Break down in tears

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    USER

    47A Fee payer, often

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    246
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    AWE

    6A Amaze

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    TEAS

    26A Lipton offerings

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    EONS

    20A Immensely long stretches

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    162
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    MOO

    37A Sound on a dairy farm

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    137
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    OMAHA

    51D Nebraska's largest city

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    137
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    RSVP

    33A Invitation request, in brief

    13
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    ABATE

    45A Lessen

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    SINE

    31A Basic trig ratio

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    102
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    EVENT

    16A Notable happening

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    POP

    62D Champagne-opening sound

    11
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    COO

    30D Dove's sound

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    144
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    DIANA

    53D Princess mourned in 1997

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    POLO

    42A Equestrian's sport

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    PABST

    50D "Blue Ribbon" brew

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    49
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    OMEGA

    39D From alpha to ___

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    129
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    MEAT

    55A Vegetarian's no-no

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    ASTRO

    14A Houston player

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    118
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    VAT

    35D Big tub

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    BRIT

    49A Londoner, e.g., informally

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    58
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    OLSEN

    69A Twin Mary-Kate or Ashley

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    MANY

    44A Umpteen

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    SCARE

    31D Fright

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    49
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    RECUR

    19A Happen again

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    39
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    ACORN

    29A Nut often squirreled away

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    CAPRI

    66A Resort island near Naples

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    39
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    DOG

    15A Great Dane, e.g.

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    ORZO

    60A Ricelike pasta

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    TAPES

    67A Key Watergate evidence

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    29
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    GASES

    1D Oxygen and nitrogen

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    24
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    NOCANDO

    38A "Impossible for me!"

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    FINITE

    22A Limited in number

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    9
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    INGE

    28A "Bus Stop" dramatist William

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    ASCOT

    2D Racecourse near Windsor Castle

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    AZURE

    56D Sky-blue

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    YAMS

    18D Thanksgiving dishes

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    ADDTO

    6D Make larger

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    44
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    GASPS

    1A Expressions of amazement

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    29
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    AMELIA

    58A Aviator Earhart

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    SETUP

    52D Establish

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    AVENGER

    10D Member of a Marvel superhero team

    2
    15
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    BALKS

    9A Illegal motions by pitchers

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    10
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    PROSPER

    4D Thrive

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    STATEREPS debut

    34D Some down-ballot electees, informally

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    3
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    STREW

    13D Spread here and there

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    38
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    UNSER

    54D Indy racer Al or Bobby

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    34
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    BEND

    49D Flex

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    KNUTE

    12D Gridiron legend Rockne

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    18
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    SAINTS

    48D New Orleans footballers

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    17
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    FINED

    22D Made to pay as punishment

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    NINNY

    25D Dingbat

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    10
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    OUTLINE

    43D Summary of key points

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    10
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    STONETOOL

    3D Implement for a Neanderthal

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    6
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    TOXIN

    57D Snake venom, e.g.

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    WOOER

    7D Swain

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    SHUNT

    64A Turn aside

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    LECID

    11D French play about a storied Spanish soldier

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    6
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    BATIN

    61A Bring home, as a runner

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    5
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    SCOOBYDOO

    17A Great Dane of animated cartoons

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    5
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    MORNINGDEW

    24A Result of overnight condensation

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    4
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    POSTAGEDUE

    50A Words on returned mail

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    4
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    BIMODAL

    46D Like a probability curve with two peaks

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    3
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    BERING

    9D Explorer who lent his name to a strait off Alaska

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    2
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    PASDEDEUX debut

    62A Couple's ballet dance

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