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Monday · 79 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ELSE

    7D "What ___ would you like?"

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    NEO

    26D Prefix with liberal

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    SNL

    13D Sketch show with celebrity hosts, for short

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    ETC

    42D "Yadda, yadda, yadda ...": Abbr.

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    ORCA

    61A Whale found in every one of the world's oceans

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    ELM

    60D Dutch ___ disease

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    OPERA

    38A Genre for Puccini and Ponchielli

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    TREE

    56D Christmas purchase that's quickly thrown out

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    ERRS

    42A Fumbles

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    AURA

    50D Atmosphere

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    IGOR

    19D Assistant to Dr. Frankenstein

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    SAN

    5D The "S" of S.F.

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    IRON

    16A Fe, on the periodic table

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    IMIN

    23A "Let's do it!"

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    ETTU

    52D Question to a betrayer

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    OARS

    41A Rowboat propellers

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    ELENA

    15A Justice Kagan

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    AHAB

    53D Monomaniacal captain of literature

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    EGGS

    20A Early birds?

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    SELF

    45D Who "I" refers to

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    RITA

    48D Moreno of "West Side Story"

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    PBS

    11A "Nova" airer

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    EDDY

    57D Small whirlpool

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    BAH

    64A "___, humbug!"

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    OMS

    59D Yogi's sounds while meditating

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    ECIG

    3D Juul, e.g., briefly

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    CITE

    54A Mention as an example

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    SAGE

    1D Wise one

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    ICON

    16D Green "X" for Microsoft Excel, e.g.

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    ERECT

    47A Standing straight

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    COLA

    37A Pepsi-___

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    IONS

    55D Charged particles

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    MAG

    32A Cosmopolitan or People, for short

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    RELIC

    6A Archaeologist's treasure

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    LEOS

    8D Births between Cancer and Virgo

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    TCM

    44A Channel for lovers of old films

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    CAF

    10D Half-___ (coffee order)

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    AIDA

    49A Elton John musical based on a work by Verdi

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    ELIOT

    18D T. S. ___, poet who wrote "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

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    ANIL

    50A Deep blue dye

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    MEAD

    40D Quaff made with honey

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    JOB

    58D Nine-to-five activity

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    ALCOA

    14A Major manufacturer of soda can materials

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    INONE

    25A Hole ___ (golf feat)

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    NOHO

    36A L.A.'s ___ Arts District

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    MIRA

    24D Oscar winner Sorvino

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    HEAVE

    51A Throw, as an anchor

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    SHOOT

    27D Aim for the basket

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    BUTT

    39A Rear end

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    METAL

    62A Gold or platinum

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    BOAS

    12D Drag neckwear

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    NOTSO

    31D "Nuh-uh!"

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    SPECS

    1A Design details, informally

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    ALLIE

    33D "Kate & ___" (1980s TV show)

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    GODS

    22A What polytheists believe in

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    PLUG

    2D What goes into a socket

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    TUPAC

    28D Rapper Shakur

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    INURN

    30D Put away, as ashes

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    LINED

    63A Like most notebook paper

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    PRIDEMONTH

    11D June observance commemorating the Stonewall Riots

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    MANLY

    40A Macho

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    SNUBS

    65A Impolitely overlooks

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    BRIER

    43D Bramble

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    MOSEY

    66A Amble (along)

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    LIESL

    21A Eldest of the von Trapp children

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    BERTIE

    43A Nickname of King Edward VII

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    BRETHREN

    39D Fellow members of a church

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    GAYER

    34D More gleeful

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    RESINS

    6D Pine secretions

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    HUBERT

    35A 1960s vice president Humphrey

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    UBERMENSCH

    29D Nietzsche's ideal man

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    CARPACCIO

    37D Dish of thinly sliced raw meat

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    GAVELS

    46D Auctioneers' mallets

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    INFLIGHT

    9D Airborne

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    JUSTFORTHERECORD

    58A "To be totally clear" ... or why to bring in a 17-, 27- or 45-Across?

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    CONSIDERS debut

    4D Takes under advisement

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    GUINNESSOFFICIAL debut

    17A Adjudicator of an attempt at a physical feat, say

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    STENOGRAPHER debut

    45A One versed in shorthand

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    STUDIOSINGER debut

    27A Vocalist who doesn't tour

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