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Sunday · 140 answers · 7 debuts

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

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    PSST

    118A "Hey!"

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    DNA

    87A It's replicated during mitosis

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    ANA

    28D "Gimme ___!" (Alabama cheerleader's repeated call)

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    RAT

    73D Teller?

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    AIM

    46A Aspire

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    AERO

    50A Designed to minimize drag

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    ABE

    111D Five Georges

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    THE

    1A Word in Facebook and Disney Channel's original names

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    RATE

    64A Low-quality

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    RATE

    62A Clip

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    SSE

    16D About 5:00, directionally: Abbr.

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    NERO

    39D Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini

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    HEE

    91A Sound while being tickled

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    PEP

    48D Animation

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    UTES

    112A Home team at Rice-Eccles Stadium

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    REESE

    102D Eponymous cup maker

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    MESA

    108D Four-letter U.S. city with the highest population

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    TEASE

    63D What movie trailers do

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    ASSES

    99D Jerks

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    ORR

    49D Subject of a statue outside Boston's TD Garden

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    TDS

    7D Bear necessities, for short?

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    STERN

    117A Unsmiling

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    ASTER

    80D Flower for a 20th wedding anniversary

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    BASE

    115A Politician's core support

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    BASE

    116A It's halfway around a diamond

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    CAPE

    30A Attire that flaps in the wind

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    AMOK

    77D One way to run

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    REX

    120A Romulus, but not Remus, in ancient Rome

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    OMENS

    22A Wolf howls, maybe

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    ASTOR

    61A Famed furrier

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    GOV

    88A URL ending

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    ENAMEL

    95D Nice finish, maybe

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    YON

    75D Poetic direction

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    NEARS

    98D Gets warmer, so to speak

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    HAR

    96D Sarcastic syllable

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    SPASM

    47A Paroxysm

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    YUM

    60A Indication of good taste?

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    ERAT

    42A Part of Q.E.D.

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    CLAP

    106D ___ eyes on (see)

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    USDA

    23A Org. concerned with grades

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    BIAS

    104A Leaning

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    SHUT

    90D Out of business

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    ORCS

    24A Certain warriors in Magic: The Gathering

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    ANORAK

    52D Arctic wear

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    IMOK

    82A Reassuring words after an accident

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    IMPEI

    8D Bank of China Tower architect

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    MACE

    11D Item carried in an academic procession

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    CLASS

    110A Not having full rights, as a citizen

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    CLASS

    109A Impressive stylishness

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    KAREN

    114A Carpenter of note

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    SPINE

    85A Fortitude

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    ESSEX

    103D Thomas Cromwell, Earl of ___

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    HAND

    17A Bridge component

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    HAND

    19A Previously owned

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    MES

    41A ___ amis (my friends: Fr.)

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    BANANA

    79A Supporting role

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    BANANA

    76A Fruit that, surprisingly, is slightly radioactive

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    GOON

    40D Continue

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    NATURE

    98A "All ___ is but art, unknown to thee": Alexander Pope

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    NATURE

    101A Deeply ingrained habit

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    ELAL

    119A Carrier with King David Lounges

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    MORAL

    20A Upshot of a story

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    BERRA

    72A "If you can't imitate him, don't copy him" speaker

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    BRET

    29D Author Harte

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    TRAMP

    33D Walk with a firm, heavy step

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    CLONE

    68D Copy

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    WARN

    5D Caution

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    MATEO

    113A San ___, Calif.

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    TROPE

    59A Recurrent theme

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    NAGANO

    71D 1998 Winter Olympics host

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    SEASHORE

    36A Shell station?

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    TWIT

    4A Ninny

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    DEO

    45A ___ volente (God willing: Lat.)

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    ICBM

    8A Subj. of a National Historic Site outside Wall, S.D.

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    ETERNAL

    54D Never to be forgotten

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    CISCO

    66A Major name in network hardware

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    THROB

    97A Pulse

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    LAUREL

    89A Winner's wreath

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    COLIN

    9D ___ Kaepernick, former N.F.L. QB

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    HOTTUB

    91D Somewhere to chill, paradoxically

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    PERSON

    55A What you will always be (but he or she isn't)?

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    PERSON

    53A Being

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    TUNES

    12A Ditties

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    MIDIS

    41D Knee-covering skirts

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    PLANETS

    38D Objects spinning in an orrery

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    STIRIN

    47D Add to the mix

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    GOESAT

    83A Attacks

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    PEDESTAL

    86D Bust supporter

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    HASIT

    2D "That happened?"

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    OONA

    69D Actress Chaplin of "Game of Thrones"

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    PLACE

    26A Silver

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    PLACE

    25A One of three properties in Monopoly

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    AIWA

    46D Competitor of Sanyo and Bose

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    LDOPA

    44D Drug treatment for Muhammad Ali

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    SCOUT

    34A Sports team employee

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    ARMIES

    50D The two sides in chess, essentially

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    STRING

    32A B-team

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    STRING

    31A E, B, G, D, A or E

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    BRAGG

    10D Confederate general with a fort named after him

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    HEADER

    37D Bad tumble

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    BLAT

    104D Musical miscue

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    CREEPY

    35D Staring a bit too long, perhaps

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    TISNT

    100D Quaint contradiction

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    CMS

    109D Ruler units: Abbr.

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    DAVIES

    18D Ray or Dave of the Kinks

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    INCISORS

    6D Things that most people have eight of

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    GIOVANNI

    27A Don at the Met

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    STEN

    90A Product from the Royal Small Arms Factory

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    RIN

    70A ___ Tin Tin

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    ALSORAN

    43D Nonwinner

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    ENCE

    15D Suffix with defer or insist

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    ATEM

    111A "Up and ___!"

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    OLDAGE

    49A It "isn't so bad when you consider the alternative," per Maurice Chevalier

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    EUCHRE

    56D Trick-taking game

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    PHASER

    93D Tricorder go-with

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    EATING

    65D What cibophobia is the fear of

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    BEIGES

    29A Cream and others

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    THUGS

    1D Brutish sorts

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    ACESIT

    105A Nails a test

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    THONGS

    4D Some revealing beachwear

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    IDEATED

    51A Cooked up

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    UMLAUT

    13D Couple of high points?

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    BIGS

    76D Majors

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    TOPCOAT

    12D Bit of outerwear

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    HEDGEHOG

    94A Beatrix Potter's Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, for one

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    TORSION

    81A Kind of spring found in a mousetrap

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    OUTBACK

    84D Bush

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    SMARTIES

    107A Geniuses, informally

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    WINNIPEG

    57A Provincial capital south of a lake with the same name

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    ENDORSEMENT

    3D Signature

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    LARSSON

    89D Stieg who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"

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    SAYHELLO

    74A Introduce oneself

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    SKIPANTS

    92A Warm winter wear

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    ALLNET debut

    43A Like a swished basketball shot

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    GABBERS debut

    58D Talkaholics

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    LESSING debut

    21D Doris who won the 2007 Nobel Prize in Literature

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    NEAPTIDES debut

    14D Twice-monthly coastal phenomena

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    NOVITIATE debut

    78D New brother or sister

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    PIRATING debut

    38A Using without paying royalties, say

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    SLIDEGUITAR debut

    67D Specialty of Muddy Waters and Blind Willie Johnson

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