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Sunday · 132 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ERA

    74A Change to the Constitution first proposed in 1921, for short

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    ETA

    104D Texted question to someone who hasn't shown up yet

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    ONE

    28A Any nonzero number to the zeroth power

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    END

    14D Where a tunnel opens

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    AREA

    27A The "A" of BART

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    ADO

    62A Kerfuffle

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    RED

    98A Side in checkers

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    ESC

    107D Key in a corner

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    ADA

    61D ___-compliant

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    SRO

    5D Sign of theatrical success

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    IAN

    84A English novelist McEwan

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    APT

    40A Like tennis player Anna Smashnova's name

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    REP

    52D Single squat or crunch

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    NES

    10D Old game console, for short

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    EURO

    8D Currency with a "zone"

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    ASPS

    95A Menaces to Indiana Jones

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    TRIO

    26A The band Ben Folds Five, oddly

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    TATA

    101D "Toodle-oo!"

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    ORSO

    97D Approximately

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    UFO

    54D Craft in a close encounter

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    SAL

    55A "My Gal ___"

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    SPREE

    33A Shopping binge

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    STEREO

    110A Start to type?

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    FREE

    100A Advertising claim that usually has a catch

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    ACHES

    67D Tender feelings

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    LORE

    60A The stuff of legends

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    ROI

    106D Louis XIV, e.g.

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    APU

    61A Member of the Be Sharps, Homer Simpson's barbershop quartet

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    ARS

    27D "___ longa, vita brevis"

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    EXPO

    96A Really big show

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    DOA

    63D Doomed to fail, for short

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    TEPEE

    18D Mobile home not much seen nowadays

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    ACRID

    31A Bitter

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    APEX

    79D Culmination

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    BMW

    105D Automotive initialism

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    LOIS

    30A Pioneering silent director Weber

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    LEAVE

    45A Something a new parent might take

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    POPE

    34D User of the Twitter handle @Pontifex

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    GETS

    4D Figures out

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    PLOD

    99A Not tread lightly

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    CASTS

    113A Groups of stars

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    PAY

    15D "You'll ___ for this!"

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    PEEN

    99D Hammer part

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    ENCORE

    16D Extra couple of numbers?

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    CUBA

    64A Olympic powerhouse in boxing

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    ITPRO

    38D Person who helps with a crash, informally

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    LTD

    88D Inc. relative

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    ASU

    9D Tempe sch.

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    LEONE

    71D Sierra ___

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    UGLY

    39A Like Cinderella's stepsisters

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    TRASH

    93D Completely destroy

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    UPTOP

    41A "High-five!"

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    EDDA

    13D Icelandic literary work

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    AMPERE

    31D A in physics

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    CLEAN

    6A With 20-Across, fire the whole staff

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    ESCORT

    66D Motorcade head

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    TAPIR

    101A Animal with a flexible snout

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    SCIFI

    59D 54-Down genre

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    HOUSE

    20A See 6-Across

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    ASKTO

    80A Invite out for

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    ELDEST

    57A Source of hand-me-downs

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    PLEASE

    50D Word often said with a drawn-out "e" sound

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    HANGS

    1A Socializes (with)

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    MOUNT

    109A Increase

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    POESY

    82A Verse, quaintly

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    LEASES

    90D Some deals from dealerships

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    SALUD

    37D It's a blessing

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    HARLEM

    1D Site of a 1920s renaissance

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    CBGB

    19D Bygone N.Y.C. punk club

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    HOTLANTA

    111A Nickname for the capital of the Peach State

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    INFER

    44D Deduce

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    TITHE

    94A Parishioner's offering

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    BETH

    29A "Little Women" sister

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    LIBEL

    73D Smear in print

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    ARAMIS

    72D Friend of Athos and Porthos

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    ASSENTS

    85D Gives the nod

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    OCTAVE

    70D La-la interval

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    FAUN

    100D Half-man/half-goat

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    ARMOIRE

    42D Large wardrobe

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    STOOLIE

    23D Informer

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    DETACH

    78A Separate

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    QUOTA

    36D Target number

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    SCONES

    17D Tea treats

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    SPIRES

    92D Church toppers

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    ARIOSI

    42A Melodic opera passages

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    IMAFAN

    56A Admirer's words

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    FORSALE

    58A Unloading sign

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    OWESTO

    86D Has because of

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    NINTHS

    3D Last innings, typically

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    CHIAPET

    77D Onetime fad item with replacement seeds

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    FILMED

    51D Took shots

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    BUDDYCOP

    24A Genre for "Rush Hour" and "Lethal Weapon"

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    AIME

    85A "Je t'___"

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    ALINES

    72A Some Dior dresses

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    HABITS

    81A Things that may be kicked

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    TWIXT

    93A In the middle of, old-style

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    EXPERT

    91D Whiz

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    ASISEEIT

    102A "From my standpoint ..."

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    MISREAD

    65A Confuse "stem" with "stern," e.g.

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    AGOUTI

    2D Relative of a guinea pig

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    PREAMP

    47A Audio engineer's device

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    RAKISH

    69D Debonair

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    CAGIER

    19A Showing more craft

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    RARING

    89D ___ to go

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    WINGS

    112A KFC order

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    LOUISE

    7D Thelma's road trip partner

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    GLUTS

    25A Oversupplies

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    VITALS

    46D A doctor might check them

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    ASAUNIT

    48D Together

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    SETLIST

    83D Songs to be played at a concert

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    STORER

    33D Pack rat

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    VIDIOT

    87D Portmanteau for a TV addict

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    RAYLIOTTA

    76D "GoodFellas" co-star

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    ROARSAT

    43D Finds hilarious, perhaps

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    STEEPEST

    11A Most exorbitant

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    SUL

    103D South, in Brazil

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    BRONTOSAURUS debut

    22A With 105-Across, "What walks on four dino legs in the morning, four dino legs at noon and four dino legs in the evening?" and other riddles?

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    CHARITY

    6D Subject of a fund-raiser

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    FLUFFS

    53D Small goofs

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    LUGSIN

    30D Brings from outside with great effort

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    ORDNANCE

    21A Artillery

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    SOBRIQUET

    11D Nickname

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    BRAINTEASERS debut

    105A See 22-Across

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    COTANS debut

    32D Trig ratios

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    FROLLO debut

    68A Claude ___, villain in "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame"

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    FRONTIERFURNITURE debut

    51A Tables in an Old West saloon, e.g.?

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    MALBECS debut

    49D Full-bodied Argentine wines

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    MISQUOTESMOSQUITOES debut

    35A Says "Quack" instead of "Buzz"?

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    OVERSELLSVERSAILLES debut

    86A Claims that Louis XIV's palace is better than all the other buildings in France combined?

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    SCARFACESACRIFICE debut

    75A Chess gambit employed by gangster Tony Montana?

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    STOUTEST debut

    108A Most brave

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    TRUEDUP debut

    12D Aligned

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