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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ONE

    94A With 95-Across, what often seems to disappear in a dryer

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    SPA

    59A Peel place

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    ASS

    75A Fool

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    ACE

    72D Prized pitcher

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    ADS

    110A Circular components?

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    EON

    82A Geologic period

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    LEO

    116D The Lion

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    SOS

    109A Critical message that's a hint to the six longest entries in this puzzle

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    LED

    62D Headed up

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    EAT

    29A Stuff in a muffin, say?

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    TSAR

    112D Nicholas II was the last one

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    ANTS

    42A Tidbits for aardvarks

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    LIE

    68A Be prone

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    AVE

    117D "___, Imperator!"

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    OPEN

    50D Store window sign

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    TREE

    86D Word with bay or family

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    UBER

    33D Cab alternative

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    ENE

    84A Lincoln-to-Madison dir.

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    TSK

    93D Bit of shaming

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    ACER

    114D Big name in laptops

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    LES

    102A "___ Trois Mousquetaires"

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    ASTO

    49A Regarding

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    UAE

    6D Home of the Burj Khalifa: Abbr.

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    TRY

    26A Seriously annoy

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    AWE

    12D What shocked people stand in

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    PAL

    32D Bro

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    NEW

    74A Inexperienced

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    ITT

    16D Member of TV's Addams Family

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    DAM

    25D Obstacle for a fish

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    LIT

    31A Exciting, in modern lingo

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    AYE

    60D Word said in passing?

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    RDA

    51A Vitamin stat

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    GNU

    43A Bearded beast

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    FRO

    103A Big do

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    MCS

    52A Hosts, in brief

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    AWL

    114A It makes for a boring job

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    PAS

    1D Ballet step

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    AMY

    48D Poet Lowell

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    TBA

    91D "Don't know yet," on a schedule

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    BAT

    111A Cave dweller

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    DAN

    106D Skilled judoist

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    ETHAN

    22A Filmmaker Coen

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    SONY

    4D PlayStation company

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    TEX

    30A Neighbor of Okla.

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    NEEDS

    58D Doesn't just want

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    HASNT

    8D "It ___ hit me yet"

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    LEEKS

    44A They go with potatoes in soup

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    HRS

    71D Timecard abbr.

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    LPGA

    31D Tour grp.

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    CLASS

    77A Pupil's location

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    IHEAR

    65D Rumor starter

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    RAO

    13D Raja ___, Indian author of "The Serpent and the Rope"

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    ARIES

    57D The Ram

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    REOS

    89D Cars that disappeared during the Depression

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    ACTED

    72A Didn't delay

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    EBOOK

    105D Download for a tablet

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    CASINO

    97D House of cards?

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    TENORS

    113A Caruso and Pavarotti

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    WRITE

    108D Draft

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    SEZ

    67A States, informally

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    MSNBC

    64D "Morning Joe" airer

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    RESETS

    127A Changes back to 0000

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    SOCK

    95A See 94-Across

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    SPASMS

    95D Involuntary actions

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    SHONE

    69A Radiated

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    TONSIL

    81A Lump in the throat

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    LANES

    37D Swimmers' assignments

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    AVENUE

    124A Course of action

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    MALONE

    36A Danson's "Cheers" role

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    POO

    38A End of some hybrid dog breed names

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    LANKY

    79D Like a string bean

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    SHORTI

    76A Something frequently found in pink lipstick

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    OKAYSURE debut

    63A "Yeah, why not"

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    ETO

    121D W.W. II arena: Abbr.

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    YSER

    87A River in a 1914 battle

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    OST

    85A Sunrise direction, in Stuttgart

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    AGRO

    92D Prefix with industry

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    PARENT

    18D Rear

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    CLOY

    73D Please too much

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    BUG

    120D Irk

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    ORDAIN

    96D Make official

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    FOPS

    28D Dandies

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    INAWAY

    21A "Not exactly, but close ..."

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    SNOCONE

    54D Sweet summer treat

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    ABT

    39A N.Y.C. dance company

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    ATEOUT

    100D Eschewed home cooking

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    ZIPPO

    15A Nada

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    GENRES

    101D Mystery and romance, for two

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    CONMAN

    46A Sting operator

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    ZESTA

    15D Keebler cracker brand

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    MILEY

    64A Cyrus who sang the 2013 #1 hit "Wrecking Ball"

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    ONYXES

    19D Some cameo stones

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    PARMESAN

    55A Italian cheese

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    DSHARP

    9A E neighbor

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    BALLASTS

    78A Stabilizes with a heavy load

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    SAMEOLDSTORY

    24A Tired tale

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    ABO

    80D Blood-typing letters

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    EEC

    34D Common Market org.

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    EDD

    122D Baseball Hall-of-Famer Roush

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    MINEO

    123A Sal of "Rebel Without a Cause"

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    PYLE

    14D Ernie ___, Pulitzer-winning journalist of W.W. II

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    RMN

    5D L.B.J. follower

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    ASON

    75D "Unto us ___ is given"

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    USEDTO

    66A Once did

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    HAMLET

    11D Where the phrase "To thine own self be true" comes from

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    ONLOAN

    61A Out at a library, say

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    NONFAT

    90A Skim

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    IES

    118D "-y" pluralizer

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    SNARLS

    10D Traffic troubles

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    DISUSE

    9D State of abandonment

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    ENROLLEE

    88D Course registrant

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    SNOOK

    126A Caribbean game fish

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    PESTERS

    40A Hounds

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    MRAZ

    47D Jason with the 2008 hit "I'm Yours"

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    ANART

    92A Not a science, but ___

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    IMBECILE

    119A "Three Stooges" insult

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    PHOTON

    17D Something scientists make light of?

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    PRAYED

    104A Appealed to a higher authority?

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    TAUTENED

    125A Stretched tight

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    UNFURL

    27A Roll out, as a flag

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    CATCHON

    53D Take root

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    MODISTE

    52D Dress seller

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    RSTLNE

    99D "Wheel of Fortune" sextet

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    SCANNERS

    23A Checkout devices

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    AUTOMATA

    20A Robots

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    FTBRAGG

    98A N.C. military installation

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    PASSRUSH

    1A It might end up in a sack

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    SULTANSOFSWING

    56D 1978 Dire Straits hit

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    AUCTIONS debut

    2D They have lots for sale

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    CRYABOUT debut

    83A Get upset over

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    EASTERWEEK debut

    107A Religious time in spring

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    ENGORGED debut

    128A Swollen

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    KANSASSTATE debut

    45D The Wildcats of the N.C.A.A.

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    PROPOSITION debut

    35D Starting point in logic

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    PUTTOSLEEP debut

    32A Rock, maybe

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    RADICCHIO debut

    70A Leafy salad ingredient

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    SAILONSAILOR debut

    115A 1973 Beach Boys song

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    SNAKEOILSALESMAN debut

    41D Slippery vendor

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    STARTOUTSLOWLY debut

    3D Not exactly hit the ground running

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    STRUTTEDOURSTUFF debut

    7D Showed 'em what we've got

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