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Wednesday · 81 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ERA

    44D Hoover has one named for him

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    791
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    ONE

    31D With 45-Across, low draw in soccer

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    612
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    ARE

    52A "What ___ the odds?"

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    533
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    OLE

    64D Yell with an accent

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    525
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    ICE

    42D Finish, as a cake

    40
    391
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    SHE

    25A "___ sells seashells ..."

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    345
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    ANA

    50A TV pundit Navarro

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    367
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    LEI

    48A Showy neckwear

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    310
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    ALL

    45A See 31-Down

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    299
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    IOTA

    59D Smidge

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    243
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    OVAL

    11D ___ Office

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    216
  12. 12
    ERRS

    13D Goes amiss

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    230
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    ARAB

    15A Sheik ... or his mount

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    228
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    BOA

    2D Showy neckwear

    21
    168
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    REDO

    5A Mulligan, in golf

    20
    173
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    RNS

    54D Hosp. staffers

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    126
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    ERIC

    6D Michael ___ Dyson, author on race, politics and culture

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    251
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    RAP

    38A "___ God" (2013 Eminem hit)

    17
    198
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    DATA

    7D Contents of spreadsheets

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    157
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    ADIEU

    62A Formal (and maybe overly dramatic) goodbye

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    148
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    CHI

    65D Greek X

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    148
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    BAN

    27D Proscription

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    125
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    BIO

    27A A few lines on one's Twitter profile, say

    13
    123
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    SHAM

    21D Fake

    13
    87
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    REIN

    72A Symbol of control

    12
    147
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    ONAIR

    19A Broadcaster's alert

    12
    128
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    ROLE

    14A Cameo, for one

    11
    165
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    YALE

    71A School with the motto "Lux et veritas"

    11
    137
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    ILK

    3D Sort

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    107
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    GENE

    51A Tiny inheritance?

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    158
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    KIN

    66D Many wedding guests

    10
    94
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    ABIT

    1A Not much

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    100
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    ASPEN

    37D Poplar variety

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    TIDE

    26A Cause of shore erosion

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    92
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    AEON

    58D Very long time

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    89
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    TARP

    47D Infield shield

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    78
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    OTTAWA

    29D Capital whose name derives from the Ojibwa word for "traders"

    6
    50
  38. 38
    DHL

    18D FedEx alternative

    6
    30
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    ACTIN

    41A Be a cast member of

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    21
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    RAZE

    5D Demolish

    5
    63
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    COOL

    60D Hunky-dory

    5
    60
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    ADZE

    61D Wood shaper

    5
    53
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    JABS

    55D Biting comments

    5
    37
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    VEIL

    12D Bridal wear

    4
    35
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    TRA

    35A Singing syllable

    3
    187
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    TERESA

    49A Mother ___

    3
    73
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    SCANT

    70A Meager

    3
    45
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    AMAHL

    22A Boy soprano in a Menotti opera

    3
    33
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    ATOZ

    68A Comprehensive

    2
    80
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    ODIC

    56D Keatsian, e.g.

    2
    32
  51. 51
    INIGO

    28D Architect Jones

    2
    30
  52. 52
    HOVER

    16A Be overly protective

    2
    24
  53. 53
    TEETHE

    4D Get a bite?

    2
    21
  54. 54
    LEVAR

    40A Burton of "Roots"

    2
    20
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    ELWAY

    53D QB-turned-football exec John

    2
    19
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    ATTRACT

    22D What opposites may do

    2
    15
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    SCALENE

    33D Like a triangle with unequal sides

    2
    14
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    ELHI

    69A Comprehensive, in ed-speak

    1
    86
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    OBITS

    8D Closing statements?

    1
    26
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    GAPED

    43A Looked shocked, maybe

    1
    23
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    CLOVE

    9A Spice added to apple cider

    1
    20
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    BIGOT

    67A Intolerant sort

    1
    17
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    ADAPTOR

    24D Item that might be packed for a foreign trip

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    10
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    EARLIER

    34D In the past

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    9
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    GUTTER

    51D Idiomatic setting for a dirty mind

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    4
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    RIVALED

    32D Competed with

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    4
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    BAKEDZITI debut

    17A Casserole dish in a trattoria

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    2
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    LONI

    10D Actress Anderson

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    ARB

    1D Wall St. pro

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    INITS

    39A J.F.K. or L.B.J.: Abbr.

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    20
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    BIGA

    57D Nickname for Angel Stadium, with "the"

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    14
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    AHORSE

    30A Repeated cry from Richard III, in Shakespeare

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    13
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    RUDER

    54A Less mannerly

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    12
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    MIRACLE

    23D One-in-a-million save, say

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    11
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    SANTAMONICA

    36A West Coast city with a popular pier

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    5
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    WOODSTOCK

    63A Iconic August 1969 music festival, four of whose performers appear in the answers to 17-, 36-, 46- and 55-Across

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    4
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    CHOKEHOLDS debut

    9D Some mixed martial arts grips

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    1
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    CLOCKTOWERS debut

    46A Structures in some old town squares

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    1
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    JOBAPPLICANT debut

    55A Interviewee, maybe

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    1
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    SINKSAPUTT debut

    36D Holes out on the green

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    1
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    THECATSKILLS debut

    20A Upstate New York area where 63-Across was held

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    1