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Sunday · 136 answers · 18 debuts

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

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    YES

    111A What the Czech word "ano" means in English, paradoxically

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    EDEN

    52A Depiction in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"

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    EPEE

    38D Fencing sword

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    ART

    27A It "should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," according to a saying

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    ROE

    65D Sushi topper

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    OBOE

    18A Source of some penetrating notes

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    OMNI

    70D Hilton alternative

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    EROS

    96D Bow-wielding god

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    INS

    83D Aetna's business: Abbr.

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    YEN

    7D Ache

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    TIRE

    109A Feature of an old-fashioned swing

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    ARES

    107A "Wonder Woman" antagonist

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    ILL

    49D Not 100%

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    CPA

    21D Worker with numbers, for short

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    EIRE

    91D Isle named for a Gaelic goddess

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    CEL

    103D Bit of old-fashioned animation

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    DESI

    40A Member of a South Asian diaspora

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    SPEC

    75D Something journalists may work on

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    ERIC

    106A Comedic actor Wareheim

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    COT

    69A Crash site?

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    ARID

    47D Like the central planet in "Dune"

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    TBS

    1A "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" channel

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    TSKS

    71D Sounds of disappointment

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    ASKS

    51A Requests

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    HANOI

    93D Capital once known as Thang Long ("Ascending Dragon")

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    PHO

    55A Vietnamese soup

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    STENT

    16D Hospital tube

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    RASH

    36D Reckless

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    APART

    20A In two pieces

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    APNEA

    81D Problem usually encountered at night

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    DIY

    64D Handyperson's inits.

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    USEME

    59A 1972 Bill Withers hit

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    YEAR

    34D What a cake candle often represents

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    IMPS

    8A Little rapscallions

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    TREY

    33A War loser, usually

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    BTU

    29D Approx. 1,055 joules

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    TANS

    73D Larrups

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    CROC

    66A Shoe with lots of holes

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    FARE

    100D Meter reading

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    YEESH

    76A "You've gotta be kidding"

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    DIOR

    22D French fashion icon

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    WEB

    95A Digital world

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    ENDED

    108A Over

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    SPIT

    94A Rain unsteadily

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    OURS

    44D Barbra Streisand album "A Love Like ___"

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    ELISE

    61A The miser's daughter in Molière's "The Miser"

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    TWIN

    88A Doppelgänger

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    LYRE

    101D Erato's instrument

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    BMW

    97D Mini manufacturer

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    CLAP

    35D Give it up, so to speak

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    LORI

    62D Actress Petty of "A League of Their Own"

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    BOAR

    17D Animal with tusks

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    PANDA

    63A Cuddly-looking bear

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    WATT

    68D Engineer who coined the term "horsepower"

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    SEIS

    60D Tres y tres

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    IONIC

    72A Alternative to Corinthian

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    SANG

    80A Blabbed

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    THERE

    73A First word in many a limerick

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    BALL

    2D High pitch, maybe

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    LIEGE

    104A Title in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"

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    TEAMS

    42D Cowboys and Spurs

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    CHUG

    66D Quaff quickly

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    SERF

    11D One working on an estate

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    LARIAT

    14D One might be thrown from a horse

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    AEGIS

    84A Shield of Greek myth

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    SWIFT

    67A Fleet-footed

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    TRULY

    54A "I kid you not!"

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    BRAH debut

    17A Male buddy, in slang

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    MOLE

    19A Infiltrator

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    SATIN

    46A Like some sheets

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    SONIC

    94D Like some booms

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    RIOTS

    82A Widespread unrest

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    TOWN

    6D Word with boom or skip

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    CITY

    4A Counterpart of "highway" in an m.p.g. rating

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    CROON

    35A Try Sinatra at karaoke, say

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    AUDIT

    77A It may lead to tax evasion charges

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    AUGUR

    53A Presage

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    DENCH

    90A Oscar winner for "Shakespeare in Love"

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    NYY

    50D Rival of BAL and BOS

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    SABLE

    92D Shade of black

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    FOOL

    105A Hoodwink

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    GRUB

    57A Vittles

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    MOIRA

    43A Fate, in Greek myth

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    PALED

    56A Went white

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    DRUB

    40D Clobber

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    YEASTY

    34A Like beer and baking dough

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    MINES

    24D Does groundbreaking work?

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    OPUSES

    13D Works with numbers

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    SAKI

    74A H. H. Munro's pseudonym

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    SAMS

    75A ___ Club

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    SIFT

    99D Winnow

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    MAFIA

    58D Family business

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    HOGS

    32D Refuses to share

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    BARES

    29A Reveals

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    HEADS

    93A Helms

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    LEGUP

    37A Boost

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    IGUESSSO

    45D "Uh ... sure"

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    OUTAGE

    87D Delightful event?

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    ROOTED

    86D Searched for truffles, maybe

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    MOTLEY

    9D Ragtag

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    GIVEIN

    85D Say uncle

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    MANTARAY debut

    79D Its wingspan can reach 30 feet

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    PAULSIMON debut

    25A He hosted the second-ever episode of "Saturday Night Live"

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    LECH

    110A Peace Nobelist Walesa

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    NLEAST

    30A Braves' division, briefly

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    IBOOK

    5D Bygone Apple laptop

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    PLODS

    10D Lumbers (along)

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    TENSOR

    88D Stretching or tightening muscle

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    SIOUAN

    92A Language family that includes Crow and Lakota

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    MAINLY

    58A For the most part

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    WHIRL

    31A Pirouette

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    ARGOSY

    15D Flotilla of merchant ships

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    BOLAS

    12A Weapon that's thrown

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    CANNERYROW

    103A Steinbeck novel featuring the madam Dora Flood

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    IMSORE

    8D Acher's lament

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    DRIERS

    64A They're full of hot air

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    WATTLE

    89D Dangling part of a rooster

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    AVOTRESANTE

    98A French toast

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    FOURALARM

    100A Hot chili designation

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    GENDERED

    39D Like "mailman" and "waitress"

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    GROUPS debut

    85A Facebook users' multitude

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    STORMSURGE

    23A Danger for coastal residents

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    BASSLAISTANT debut

    12D Role for a biology grad student, perhaps

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    BETAGAINST debut

    102A Not like the odds of, say

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    CARPMAGICETRIDE debut

    26D The "Aladdin" song "A Whole New World" takes place on one

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    CODMOLLYDLE debut

    4D Act overprotectively toward

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    COLDFISSION debut

    26A Event in nuclear physics

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    COOLEDDOWN debut

    21A Took a chill pill

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    LARGETYPE debut

    41A Format accommodating poor vision

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    MOOK debut

    28A Incompetent sort, slangily

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    PERCHSUARGED debut

    56D Gave extra juice

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    PIKESDPUNCH debut

    63D What might get you a "ladle" drunk?

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    SHESMINE debut

    3D 1984 Steve Perry hit

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    STEAMPUNK debut

    78A Sci-fi subgenre with "retrofuturistic" technology

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    TROUTWORKOUINE debut

    1D Gym rat's development

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    TUNACAUGHWARES debut

    48D Surprised

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