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Wednesday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ODE

    26A Pablo Neruda's "___ to Sadness"

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  2. 2
    SEE

    6D "Didn't I tell you?"

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    EMO

    42A Rock subgenre

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    256
  4. 4
    ACAI

    48A Superfood sometimes called "purple gold"

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    SHE

    35D "That's all ___ wrote"

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    TIE

    65A Deuce, e.g.

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    284
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    TSAR

    44D Emperor of Russia

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    ATM

    32D Device required by law to be outfitted with Braille

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    OMEN

    22D Divine message, for some

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    ONES

    25A Loved ___

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    SRI

    35A Honorific for 69-Across

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    EDU

    16A Email address ending

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    ENDS

    5D Quashes

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  14. 14
    REN

    36D Stimpy's TV pal

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    PAR

    7A Value which for Apple stock is $0.00001

    25
    218
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    SLY

    68A On the ___

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    RHO

    33D Density symbol

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    REM

    64A Dream stage

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    158
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    HBO

    15A "True Detective" channel

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    128
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    TRE

    67A Number of colori on the Italian flag

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    ABUT

    8D Border

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    WOE

    31D Misfortune

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    MEMO

    24A "I guess you missed the ___"

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  24. 24
    ROTI

    9D Indian flatbread

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  25. 25
    EDENS

    20A Mythical places

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    112
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    RATS

    53A "Darn!"

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    ALERT

    48D Having perked-up ears

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    RAG

    63D Tease, with "on"

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    SNOW

    19D Feature of the Himalayas

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    OCTET

    30D Eightsome

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    ANODE

    2D One end of a battery

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    WAD

    10A Large chunk of cash

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    AMEND

    54D Tweak, say

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    TOIL

    59D Work hard

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    META

    60D Prefix with tarsal

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    DANE

    14D One with possible Viking ancestry

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    NARC

    34A Bad person to do a deal with

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    SITS

    58D Poses

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    TYPE

    52D Genre

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    ANIME

    50D Japanese art genre

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    62
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    SODOI

    56D "Yes from me, too"

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    39
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    ADDLE

    11D Confuse

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    DELHI

    27D Indian city of 28+ million

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    MTA

    47A N.Y.C. subway inits.

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    ISA

    37D "There ___ God!"

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    ELBOW

    28A Pasta shape

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    DUELS

    12D Argument settlers of old

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    TENTH

    55D Sophomore's grade

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    OTHELLO

    38A Board game with black-and-white pieces

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    HILT

    43A Part of a sword

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    MERLIN

    24D King Arthur's magician

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    OLDMONEY

    39D Inherited wealth

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    PRETEND

    62A Act as if

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    MATA

    51A Mother, in Mumbai

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    41
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    GANDHI

    69A Icon born 10/2/1869 ... with a hint to three squares in this puzzle

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    CURED

    1D No longer ill

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    CODER

    49D Tech worker

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    BRAHMA

    29D Preserver : Vishnu :: Creator : ___

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    8
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    HELENA

    45A State capital founded during a gold rush

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    CLUES

    3D What a crossword has that a sudoku doesn't

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    EATINTO

    66A Chip away at

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    EDITION

    61A Info for a bibliophile

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    DESC

    23A Fam. tree member

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    MIMEO

    60A Pre-photocopy copy

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    BINDS

    46A Tricky situations

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    OUTSIDE

    18A Plate umpire's call

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    CACHES

    1A Data stores

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    WARMER

    31A Like the 70s vis-à-vis the 60s or 50s, say

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    WEIGHIN

    10D Prefight ritual

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    PHOTOLAB

    7D Negative space?

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    BIGHIT

    46D Mega-success

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    UNLINED

    13A Not having wrinkles

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    3
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    CLARITIN

    41D Popular allergy medicine

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    NOTTINGHILL

    21A 1999 rom-com with Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant

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    2
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    ROUGHIDEA debut

    17A Gist

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    BATCHES debut

    40A Units of cookies

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    1
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    HIGHINCOME debut

    4D It's taxed at the maximum rate

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    LONGHISTORY debut

    57A What a civilization like India or Egypt has

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