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Sunday · 140 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ETA

    79A H, to Hellenes

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    571
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    ONE

    7D Its square equals its square root

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    612
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    ORE

    95D Cent : euro :: ___ : krona

    48
    581
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    ERIE

    108D Lake bordered by four states and a province

    48
    510
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    ETC

    29D "You get the idea"

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    268
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    ISEE

    67A Neutral response from a therapist

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    360
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    HOE

    19A Tilling tool

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    173
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    SSNS

    78D W-2 IDs

    26
    130
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    ETRE

    107D Word repeated in "___ ou ne pas ___"

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    241
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    SAP

    75A Mark of a scam artist

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    194
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    ALIT

    5D Stopped a flight

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    220
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    MIA

    85A Emma Stone's role in "La La Land"

    21
    209
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    REDO

    39A Take a mulligan on

    20
    173
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    SAGA

    99D Epic narrative

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    144
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    OUI

    84D All-vowel avowal

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    131
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    INTO

    76A Hooked on

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    219
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    TALE

    109D Yarn

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    178
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    TAD

    117A Bit

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    169
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    AISLE

    57D Separation at a wedding?

    16
    140
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    CON

    37D Non-pro

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    123
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    ORATE

    115A Provide an address

    14
    196
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    CEDE

    38A Hand over

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    152
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    RDA

    54A Intake suggestion, briefly

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    138
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    UMP

    113D Person who might call you out

    13
    96
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    HERA

    70A Loser of a beauty contest, in myth

    12
    116
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    SPREE

    104D Jag

    12
    97
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    OMS

    121A Meditative syllables

    12
    68
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    SOW

    78A Emulate Johnny Appleseed

    11
    88
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    TARA

    69D Reid of "The Big Lebowski"

    10
    154
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    AROAR

    17D Like a crowd when the headliner takes the stage

    10
    88
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    LIEN

    96A Bad thing to come up in a title search

    9
    131
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    ESTATE

    61D Executor's charge

    9
    125
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    EPEES

    120A Foil alternatives

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    104
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    NEAT

    24D Like some servings of Scotch

    8
    224
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    RACE

    35D Campaign ... or a campaign topic

    8
    131
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    DERN

    77A Laura of "Big Little Lies"

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    67
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    URAL

    56A Third-longest river in Europe, after the Volga and Danube

    7
    180
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    CAD

    83D Mr. Wrong

    7
    101
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    AOK

    111D Just ducky

    7
    94
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    LANAI

    63A U.S. island owned almost entirely by billionaire Larry Ellison

    7
    80
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    SAID

    12D Didn't just hint at

    7
    62
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    EMILE

    116A French novelist Zola

    6
    85
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    EDY

    59A Partner of 46-Down in the frozen food business

    6
    53
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    SORTA

    43A To a certain extent, colloquially

    6
    53
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    KNEES

    103A Where menisci are found

    6
    40
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    INNIE

    101D What many a navel-gazer gazes at

    5
    43
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    BARON

    4A An earl outranks him

    5
    40
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    OPE

    55A Unlock, to Shakespeare

    4
    92
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    REND

    58A Tear to shreds

    4
    86
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    NERDS

    8D Types who think school is too cool

    4
    65
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    MASSE

    9A Billiards maneuver

    4
    54
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    ATWAR

    111A Battling it out

    4
    48
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    LARIAT

    30A Rodeo loop

    4
    41
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    PEDAL

    31A Accessory with a bass drum

    4
    36
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    ANGOLA

    64D Portuguese-speaking African nation

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    26
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    WMD

    1A Iraq War concern, in brief

    4
    21
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    EHOW

    66D Popular D.I.Y. site

    4
    10
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    OPER

    55D Abbr. between * and #

    3
    59
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    CINE

    68D Endeavor recognized by the César awards

    3
    51
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    SEARS

    118A Company that once offered "the Thrift Book of a Nation"

    3
    48
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    ISON

    94A Glenn Frey's "The Heat ___"

    3
    45
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    REW

    40A "<<" button: Abbr.

    3
    28
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    MATCH

    105A What socks usually do

    3
    19
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    OLINE

    20A QB defenders, collectively

    3
    13
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    IRT

    36D Original N.Y.C. subway line

    2
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    STN

    49A Amtrak stop: Abbr.

    2
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    CAROM

    41A Ricochet like a hockey puck

    2
    36
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    ULNAR

    21A Relating to a certain arm bone

    2
    28
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    HAUNT

    92A Place for regulars

    2
    21
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    SEESRED

    91D Is blinded by rage

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    20
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    PIPER

    114A One of 11 in a Christmas carol

    2
    19
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    ENDIVE

    106A Bitter green

    2
    18
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    RUNTS

    18D Pipsqueaks

    2
    18
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    ESOTERIC

    34A Way out there

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    ISOPOD

    52A Pill bug, biologically

    2
    16
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    STINK

    32A Major fuss

    2
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    GABON

    26A French-speaking African nation

    2
    14
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    TORRID

    44D Steamy

    2
    13
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    PEEPS

    100D Tiny objections

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    11
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    OVENTIMER

    23A Something set by a stove

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    4
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    RIME

    6D Frosty encrustation

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    50
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    SWEAR

    14A Exclaim "@#%!"

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    RAILS

    90A Skate park features

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    25
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    ACCOST

    82A Get up in the face of

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    23
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    LAE

    30D New Guinea port that was Amelia Earhart's last known point of departure

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    23
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    LDOPA

    102D Treatment for Parkinson's

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    22
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    LAUDE

    73A Graduate's "honor"

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    ONZE

    53D Neuf + deux

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    ICECREAM

    86D Mode, on a menu

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    MOUNDS

    42D Heaps

    1
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    DISASTER

    98A Total failure

    1
    8
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    FEELME

    80A "Ya dig?," in more modern slang

    1
    6
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    PIPETTE

    27A Eyedropper, essentially

    1
    6
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    AIRHEADS

    87D Scatterbrains

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    HILITER

    89D Neon marker

    1
    3
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    MOVIESET debut

    2D Where you might need to get a grip

    1
    3
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    PILLARS

    100A Important members of the community, so to speak

    1
    3
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    ALMONDOIL debut

    10D Nut extract used in skin care

    1
    2
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    DEMOCD debut

    28A Submission to a record label, once

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    2
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    LIFESAVERS debut

    72D They come through when you need them most

    1
    2
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    MUMMIES debut

    9D They're kept under wraps for a long time

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    2
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    ERI

    13D Verdi's "___ tu"

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    EUBIE

    16D Jazzman Blake

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    25
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    KEYED

    119A Excited, with "up"

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    ENOTE

    110A Virtual sticky

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    NEU

    97D Modern, in Munich

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    ETAGERE

    108A Display piece for tchotchkes

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    HORSY

    74A Carousel mount, to a tot

    0
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    WRAY

    51D Actress Fay of the original "King Kong"

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    ACTNOW

    50A Infomercial imperative

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    9
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    KISSES

    60D What x's sometimes represent

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    UHURU

    22A ___ Kenyatta, president of Kenya starting in 2013

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    9
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    UDDERS

    47D Dairy sources

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    8
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    LEAPAT

    62D Pounce on, as an opportunity

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    7
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    HOTTAMALES

    74D Total stunners

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    6
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    SUGARDADDY

    14D Gold digger's goldmine

    0
    6
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    LANTERNS

    63D The "two" in "two if by sea"

    0
    5
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    ACI

    93A Handel's "___, Galatea e Polifemo"

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    4
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    KELPS

    60A Brown seaweeds

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    4
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    SNICKERS

    11D Derisive chuckles

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    4
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    WHARTON

    15D Alma mater of Tesla's Elon Musk

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    4
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    ANDUP

    45A Ad phrase indicating higher pricing tiers

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    3
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    DELINEATE

    77D Sketch out

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    3
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    MILKYWAY

    81D Its closest neighbor is Andromeda

    0
    3
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    MMIII

    25A Year of the final flight of the Concordes

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    3
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    PAYDAY

    48D Biweekly occurrence, for many

    0
    3
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    BOTTLECAPS

    4D Pop covers

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    2
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    CRAZYEYED

    65A Manic-looking, in a way

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    2
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    CRUNCH

    65D What lettuce lends to a sandwich

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    2
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    DREYER

    46D Partner of 59-Across in the frozen food business

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    2
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    EYESUP

    107A Regards covetously

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    2
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    GARTERS

    33A Wedding bands?

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    2
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    GRAPEAPE

    33D Large, purple Hanna-Barbera character

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    2
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    MATTERTO

    85D Carry some relevance for

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    2
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    RURALAREA

    112A Boondocks

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    2
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    SETHE

    88A Protagonist in Toni Morrison's "Beloved"

    0
    2
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    CANDYSTRIPE debut

    68A Pattern once used for hospital volunteer uniforms, with a hint to this puzzle's theme

    0
    1
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    DEEPDOWN debut

    3D In one's heart of hearts

    0
    1
  139. 139
    STARLINGS debut

    71A Birds known to mimic car alarms and human speech

    0
    1
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    WHOPPERS debut

    1D Big fat lies

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    1