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Friday · 70 answers · 3 debuts

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

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    ETC

    37D One way to reduce a sentence

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    ODES

    38D Portion of Alexander Pope's work

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    ETE

    48A La saison de juillet

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    ANEW

    6D Over

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    PEA

    4D Shade of green

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    SIRI

    57D Who often says "I found this on the web"

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    APR

    30D National Garden Mo.

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    MEME

    22D Rickrolling or the Dancing Baby, e.g.

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    GEAR

    49A Backpack and its contents, e.g.

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    OUST

    39A Boot

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    ODIE

    10D Cartoon character often shown with his tongue out

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    AZTEC

    62A Worshiper of the war god Huitzilopochtli

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    ALDO

    18A Shoe brand that's also a man's name

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    68
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    BETS

    55A Odds and evens, say

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    65
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    NEWT

    23A Prey for a heron

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    SHY

    25A Short

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    TEC

    61D Sam Spade, e.g., informally

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    TWIN

    19A Exact match

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    68
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    SLOMO

    52A What a football penalty may be seen in

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    52
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    PEND

    34A Need settling

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    52
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    MAITAI

    31A Rum cocktail

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    41
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    CUED

    54D Signaled to start

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    29
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    STAIN

    7D Bring discredit upon

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    44
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    REEDY

    64A Like the sound of an oboe

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    39
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    STELMO

    1D Patron of sailors

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    PRAY

    58A Do so hope

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    HOARD

    9A Stockpile

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    REUSE

    51D Get more mileage from

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    TRIX

    56D Colorful breakfast bowlful

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    ALPACA

    44D Source for fine sweaters

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    DEUCE

    20A Euphemism for Satan, with "the"

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    EMAILS

    46D Modern cause of flooding

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    EREADER

    43A One use for a tablet

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    SLASH

    14D URL element

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    46
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    ROYAL

    47D Kind of jelly

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    DIVE

    28D Shabby club

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    34
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    ACTE

    33D Part of un opéra

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    EDGER

    15A Tool used while on foot

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    ABRAM

    50D Presidential middle name

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    ROADIE

    29A Someone glimpsed in a concert film, maybe

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    TIX

    32D Passes, informally

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    SMARM

    21A Unctuous utterances

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    OPENBAR

    39D Amenity at many a wedding reception

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    SLAPDASH

    1A Too fast to be careful

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    LINDY

    17A "___ LANDS!" (headline of 1927)

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    BRAUN

    59A Pioneering rocket scientist Wernher von ___

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    TEXTED

    40A Reached out with one's hands?

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    DINT

    5D By ___ of

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    NONCE

    53A Time being

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    HORNE

    8D Star of Broadway's "The Lady and Her Music," 1981

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    MANTLE

    27D Priciest 1952 Topps baseball card

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    PASCAL

    41A Inventor of a 17th-century calculator

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    LANDAU

    2D Horse-drawn four-wheeled carriage

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    AGENCY

    42D F.B.I., e.g.

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    WRITER

    24D London or Manchester

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    ASIRECALL

    63A Opening of an account

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    USSENATE

    36D Grp. that no one under 30 can join

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    ARDORS

    3D Passions

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    HELDTO

    9D Didn't stray from

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    RURITANIA

    60A Fictional land named in some real-life international law cases

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    AGNUSDEI

    11D Mass movement

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    REDCHINA

    12D Cold War opponent, informally

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    STAREINTO

    14A Gaze at, as someone's eyes

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    3
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    DORNAN

    45D Jamie ___, co-star in the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movies

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    DRYEYED debut

    13D Not moved at all

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    HOUSEMD

    26A TV series inspired by Sherlock Holmes

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    2
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    LENDANEAR

    16A Be heedful

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    MEXICANS

    65A Some descendants of 62-Acrosses

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    QUATORZE debut

    35D Louis ___ (French king)

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    QUEENVICTORIA debut

    35A So-called "Grandmother of Europe," born 5/24/1819

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