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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 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

    82D Suffix with doctor

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    ARE

    91A Verb that's a homophone for a letter

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    ADS

    106D Revenue alternative to subscriptions

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    PSST

    46A Tip-off for an exam proctor

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    ERE

    120A Poetic conjunction

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    OMNI

    18D Prefix with present

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    IMO

    54D "You may not have asked me, but ..."

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    YEN

    86A Have a ___ for

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    EGOS

    27D Big features of reality TV

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    OWE

    55A Get a Venmo request, say

    23
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    REP

    87A Good name, informally

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    OTTO

    21A Palindromic boy's name

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    LES

    1D Picasso's "___ Demoiselles d'Avignon"

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    ELF

    113D Giant's opposite

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    SOLO

    47D Star turn

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    DEL

    84D State on the Atl. coast

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    GPA

    76A Credit score, for short?

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    SPEC

    61D Kind of sheet

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    HBO

    51A "Girls" home

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    NYE

    111D The Science Guy

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    ERODE

    118A Wear away

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    NINE

    72A Highest hand value in baccarat

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    ATRIA

    104A Pair of hearts?

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    INERT

    73D Nonreactive

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    OTHER

    89A Xenophobe's fear, with "the"

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    FOR

    90A Pro

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    AAS

    37A Two-year degrees, briefly

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    ECIG

    17A Juul, e.g., for short

    12
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    GOT

    39A Tricked

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    NIKE

    70A Winged Greek goddess

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    BFF

    107D Bosom buddy

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    STENO

    45A Note taker

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    LEST

    13A For fear that

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    IDOS

    35D Altar exchange

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    NYC

    77A One side of the G.W. Bridge

    10
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    SAGES

    102D Seven ___ of Ancient Greece

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    OHNO

    10D "Yikes!"

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    NHL

    83D Montreal is part of it: Abbr.

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    ABHOR

    97D Detest

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    SERIF

    47A What the "sans" refers to in Comic Sans

    9
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    OBIE

    103A Dramatic award

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    ENTRE

    68D Between: Fr.

    8
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    COE

    66A British miler Sebastian

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    ONYX

    67D Inky stone

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    ORATOR

    94D Daniel Webster, notably

    8
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    ALOU

    44A Jesus on the diamond

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    NAY

    119A Dramatic rebuttal

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    LURE

    108D Anglerfish's light, e.g.

    7
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    AVIA

    109A Adidas competitor

    7
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    NOLA

    7D Home to Bourbon St.

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    INDY

    105D Midwest capital, informally

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    TIPS

    65D Pointers

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    LISA

    1A Most popular baby girl's name of the 1960s, per the Social Security Administration

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    SELA

    22A Ward of cinema

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    ORD

    11D Airport code for O'Hare

    6
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    LAIRS

    32D Retreats

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    ISR

    6D Its national anthem is "Hatikvah": Abbr.

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    TITO

    42A One-fifth of the Jackson 5

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    ERRATA

    93D Corrigenda

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    ARTOO

    36A Beep-booping droid, for short

    5
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    GLARE

    39D Fiery look

    5
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    KNELT

    8D Showed allegiance, in a way

    5
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    YIP

    24D Chihuahua's sound

    5
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    YOKE

    49D Hitch together

    5
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    TINGE

    101D Blush, e.g.

    5
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    BLARE

    107A Loudly project

    5
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    SHRUB

    19A Bit of greenery

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    REOS

    30D Model T competitors

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    BEEF

    20D Major Argentine export

    4
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    KAPOW

    71D Wham!

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    ETDS

    115A Gate expectations, briefly?

    3
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    ACMES

    75A High points

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    ALITO

    28A Colleague of Gorsuch

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    ROEG

    25A "Castaway" director Nicolas

    3
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    OLSON

    18A Old-time "The Price Is Right" announcer Johnny

    3
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    TPS

    33A "Decorates" on Halloween, say

    3
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    STONER

    63D Stereotypical High Times reader

    3
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    STACHE

    57D Part of a Vandyke, informally

    3
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    OVINE

    100D Like some flocks

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    HESS

    50A Oil magnate Leon who once owned the New York Jets

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    TOG

    16D Dress (up)

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    GIMME

    60A Obvious answer

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    AGEOLD

    92D Classic

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    PSATS

    9D Some H.S. exams

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    LOOPY

    34D Like the signatures of outgoing people, it's said

    2
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    SEATAC

    80D Alaska Airlines hub

    2
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    FROS

    116A Big dos

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    GARP

    31D John Irving title character

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    LUNG

    59D Iron ___

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    REEFS

    41A Some endangered ecosystems

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    POOP

    9A Inside info

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    FAJITA

    62D Tex-Mex offering

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    FEINT

    78A Clever move

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    SCROLL

    57A Go through a window?

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    FREES

    121A Lets go of

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    STIEG

    38D Author Larsson

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    OFFED

    40A Took out

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    FINK

    5A Squealer

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    NIETO

    98D Grandchild: Sp.

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    STEEPENS

    15D Increases in price

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    RIMSHOTS

    99A Sound effects after some one-liners

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    AGAMEOFTHRONES debut

    4D Biography of Thomas Crapper?

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    SILENTES debut

    3D They create soft c's and g's

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    LUNGE

    117A Quad/glute exercise

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    SCARY

    64D Lovecraftian

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    RHESUS

    79A ___ monkey

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    CEMENT

    26A Bond tightly

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    DIJON

    74A Capital of France's Côte d'Or

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    CANNY

    69A Shrewd

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    PRETEEN

    88D Like the phase ending after 12

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    FASTER

    85A "Step on it!"

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    LIFEOFPI

    34A Biography of Archimedes?

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    SPANDEX

    81A Swimsuit material

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    CONMEN

    58D The title characters of 1988's "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," e.g.

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    GANGSTER

    96A One using a heater, say

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    HOTLY

    114A With passion

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    OPENLATE

    67A Diner sign

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    PERDUE

    29A Big name in chicken

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    AFAREWELLTOARMS

    92A Biography of the Venus de Milo?

    0
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    NAPPY

    48A Diaper : U.S. :: ___ : U.K.

    0
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    GONEGIRL

    31A Biography of Amelia Earhart?

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    ETOUFFEE

    14D Cajun dish of shellfish over rice

    0
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    FAIRUSE

    90D Why parodies can't be sued for copyright infringement

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    FLATRATE

    5D Unvarying charge

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    LORDOFTHEFLIES

    13D Biography of Willie Mays?

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    SEMIDRY

    53A Only mildly sweet

    0
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    SKIFFS

    61A Recreational sailboats

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    STOODOUT

    64A Excelled

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    BODYSURFS

    52D Doesn't go overboard?

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    FORMER

    85D Onetime

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    PUMPITUP

    12D Elvis Costello hit that starts "I've been on tenterhooks / Ending in dirty looks"

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    SHAKUR debut

    95D Artist with seven posthumous platinum albums

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    ANDMEN debut

    44D See 43-Down

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    FUTUREKING debut

    112A See 110-Across

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    GOTHE debut

    96D ___ distance

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    ICECORES debut

    2D Some Antarctic samples

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    MARLEYANDME debut

    23A Biography of Ebenezer Scrooge?

    0
    1
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    OFMICE debut

    43D With 44-Down, biography of Walt Disney?

    0
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    THEONCEAND debut

    110A With 112-Across, biography of Elvis?

    0
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    WINDFARMS debut

    56D Certain green energy producers

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