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Sunday · 140 answers · 17 debuts

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

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    ODE

    5A "___ to Psyche"

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    ACE

    114A Half of a blackjack

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    EEL

    9D California's ___ River

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    ORA

    5D ___ pro nobis

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    SAD

    88A The so-called "winter blues," for short

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    ESSO

    83D ExxonMobil abroad

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    IMO

    64A "From where I sit," briefly

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    AMEN

    61D Mass-produced response?

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    SSNS

    119A Certain IDs

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    ANO

    14D "I'll take that as ___"

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    ATOM

    67A Bit

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    SLED

    75D Runners support it

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    ONUS

    86D Heavy responsibility

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    NAS

    38A Rapper Lil ___ X

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    SNAP

    23A Cereal mascot since 1933

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    AGES

    87A Information on a game box

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    DOE

    27D Forest mother

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    EIRE

    99A Yeats's homeland

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    BRO

    85A Sis's sib

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    CEL

    110D Bit of animation

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    SPEC

    40D Something a house might be built on

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    UPS

    65A Increases

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    RIPE

    57D No longer green, say

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    ESPY

    103A Award for Best Moment, e.g.

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    AMA

    108D Org. for docs

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    AHAB

    32D Model of vengeful obsession

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    LAIR

    115A Hideout

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    SAL

    118A "Erie Canal" mule

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    SRS

    112D About one-quarter of a high school: Abbr.

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    SENT

    31A On the way

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    LOSS

    105A The "1" of 10-1, say

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    EATS

    50D Grub

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    SHOE

    102D Something a cobbler may hold

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    STEREO

    12D Playing on both sides

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    PIT

    46A Quarry, e.g.

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    LEGO

    72A Medium on display at Brickworld

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    DEBT

    6D Factor affecting a bond's rating

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    OWES

    86A Isn't in the black

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    RESTS

    18D Concludes one's case

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    LIED

    62A Spoke with a forked tongue

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    ENS

    71D Northern borders?

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    GASP

    63D Inspiration for a horror movie?

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    WEDS

    53D Melds

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    REX

    20A Romulus, exempli gratia

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    FAST

    58A Observance on Yom Kippur or during Ramadan

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    IVAN

    64D Nobelist Pavlov

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    LAIN

    10D Reclined

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    GMC

    109A Canyon maker

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    BCCS

    52D Includes surreptitiously

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    BEGIN

    93D Get the show on the road

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    ALEE

    44A Downwind

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    NEEDS

    74D Can't do without

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    YMCA

    104D "It's fun to stay at the ___" (1978 hit lyric)

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    RUDE

    34A Tactless

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    IBSEN

    22D "Ghosts" playwright

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    AHS

    78A Sounds during a strep test

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    TOAST

    47A Raise one's spirits

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    TORN

    28A Unable to choose

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    ACC

    54A Org. for the Demon Deacons and Blue Devils

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    SHOAL

    37D Boating hazard

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    AMANA

    17D Maker of the classic Radarange

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    NURSE

    30A Blood drive worker

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    PREEN

    96D Get one's hair just right

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    OVUM

    97A Largest cell in the human body

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    FRANC

    33D Part of a Swiss bank account

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    SIETE

    94D Número de Maravillas del Mundo Antiguo

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    HST

    42A Maui setting: Abbr.

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    ERGS

    100D Bits of work

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    REEDS

    36A Marsh flora

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    DOME

    19A Famous feature of the Florence Cathedral

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    CENTS

    66A Word appearing on only one current U.S. coin (the nickel)

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    AIRES

    84A Buenos ___

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    BOSOM

    76D Place of security

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    WHIR

    1A What helicopter rotors do

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    TAKETO

    48D Grow a fondness for

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    GAT

    51A Gangster's gun

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    BSA

    93A "Honor"-able org.

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    CLAW

    66D Hammer feature

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    GRO

    107D Miracle-___

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    LIPS

    111A Kissers

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    SHEAR

    117A Wind ___

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    NEESON

    116A Star of the "Taken" film series

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    EVENER

    91D Less bumpy

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    USURY

    56D High percentage of criminals?

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    SBA

    75A Agcy. that supports entrepreneurs

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    MADEDO

    98A Got by

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    GURUS

    63A Guides of a sort

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    APER

    45A Mimic

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    REARS

    101A Brings up

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    TECS

    47D Clue collectors, for short

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    SPURT

    95A Gush

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    OGOD

    26A Psalm 63 opening

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    THARP

    69D Choreographer Twyla

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    ABT

    24A N.Y.C.-based dance troupe

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    SUEME

    89D Comment following an unrepentant admission

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    ALOTOF

    32A Many

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    BRANDO

    8D Actor on Time's list of the 100 most important people of the 20th century

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    SUMATRA

    60D Major source of coffee beans

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    PITHY

    41D Epigrammatic

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    OBES

    68D U.K. honours

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    BEARPAW debut

    52A Large print source

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    RUHR

    29D River through Dortmund

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    APORT

    55D Left on board

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    SARALEE

    43D Brand in the dessert aisle

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    WDS

    1D MS. units

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    UAL

    92D Suffix with sex or text

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    HOHOHO

    70D Trio often heard in December

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    VASSAR

    13A Seven Sisters school that went coed in 1969

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    HONOLULU

    2D Site of the first Ironman race (1978)

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    VOTED

    13D "I ___" (sticker message)

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    PRETEEN

    77A Many a middle schooler

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    IMAGONER

    3D Words accompanying "Uh-oh!"

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    IGLESIAS

    81D The King of Latin Pop

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    BETROTH

    85D Promise

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    FUTURA

    58D Popular sans-serif typeface

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    OVERTHERE

    68A Yonder

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    TRACKS

    90D Symbolic socioeconomic divider

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    ACCURST

    11D Hex'd

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    BELAS

    8A Bartók and Lugosi

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    GRP debut

    51D Assoc.

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    SUSANBANTHONY

    73A Famed rights advocate

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    HUNTERSTHOMPSON

    39A Journalist and author

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    REPOTTED

    4D Moved, as in a greenhouse

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    STKS

    15D Parts of a portfolio: Abbr.

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    SWAMPGAS

    79D What causes a will-o'-the-wisp

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    ALICEBTOKLAS debut

    25A Memoirist

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    APPHYSICS debut

    61A H.S. class for future engineers, say

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    AROSEISAROSE debut

    59D Truism based on a line by Gertrude Stein

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    ARTHURCCLARKE debut

    55A Sci-fi author

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    BURDENED debut

    49A Weighed on

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    DEADSPIN debut

    82D Popular sports news website

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    EMPATH debut

    35D One good at reading emotions

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    EXTORTED debut

    7D Took by threat

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    GEORGEMCOHAN debut

    106A American composer and lyricist

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    ITSGREEKTOME debut

    113A "I can't understand this at all"

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    RAGDOLLS debut

    80D Ann and Andy, notably

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    REACTIONTIME debut

    21A It goes up with alcohol consumption

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    SILENTSPRING debut

    16D Iconic environmental book

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    SLOWRIDE debut

    79A 1976 hit whose title is sung just before the line "Take it easy"

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    STEPHENADOUGLAS debut

    89A Noted politician and orator

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