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Sunday · 138 answers · 14 debuts

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

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    ALE

    57D Hoppy drink

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    ORE

    113D Underground band

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    581
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    ADO

    111A Stir

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    477
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    RIO

    11D Host of the Olympics where golf returned after a 112-year hiatus

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    SAT

    116A Couldn't stand?

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    284
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    OSLO

    41D Where the Nobel Peace Prize winner is announced

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    ESAU

    107D Biblical birthright seller

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    245
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    ELM

    32A Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g.

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    240
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    UTE

    54D Pac-12 player

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    263
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    REN

    5D Rapper MC ___, formerly of N.W.A

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    198
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    ESE

    114D Direction from Belg. to Bulg.

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    386
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    ENOS

    99A Nephew of Cain

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    287
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    MET

    82A Citi Field player

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    187
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    STP

    58A Rival of Havoline

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    172
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    RARE

    71A Unusual

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    EVEN

    80D 50-50

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    ADDS

    31D Interjects

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    TAT

    61A Pec pic, say

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    RUE

    56D Bemoan

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    EIRE

    96D Land on the Celtic Sea

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    204
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    SKY

    120A What's up?

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    ISLA

    24D Mallorca o Menorca, por ejemplo

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    119
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    STS

    52A Urban intersectors: Abbr.

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    191
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    TAD

    101A Bit

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    AMASS

    97D Run up

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    DEA

    65D It may be a deal breaker: Abbr.

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    ATRIA

    51A Airy areas of hotels

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    WHO

    73A 50,000-watt clear-channel radio station in Iowa for which Ronald Reagan was once a sportscaster

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    KEG

    26A Place for a beer pump

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    RSVP

    108D Send one's regrets, say

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    SWAN

    90D Equine : horse :: cygnine : ___

    13
    78
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    SHED

    81D Molt

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    YALE

    78D The Collegiate School, today

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    STEREO

    47D Like binaural audio

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    112
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    NEST

    123A Fit together like matryoshka dolls

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    DEERE

    117A John who invented a steel plow

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    118
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    KOS

    74A Sends to the canvas, for short

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    102
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    ARGO

    51D Ship of mythology

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    INNS

    6D Travel guide listings

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    144
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    CREE

    7D One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories

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    105
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    WREN

    104D Small songbird

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    98
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    APU

    22A "The Simpsons" character who holds a Ph.D. in computer science

    9
    95
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    KAT

    115D "Krazy ___"

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    SANER

    121A More logical

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    LIRA

    63A Turkish coin

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    136
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    SEAN

    50D Bean on the silver screen

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    84
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    BARN

    40D Hay there!

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    STOOL

    91D Pub perch

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    EUROS

    42D Money for a grand tour

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    50
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    LISA

    4D ___ Genova, author of "Still Alice"

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    106
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    USDA

    12D National School Lunch Program org.

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    83
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    ENRON

    20A Case study in many business ethics classes

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    73
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    YIN

    100A Feminine side

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    71
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    KANE

    30D Hearst-like film character

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    HOW

    70D Question that isn't a "wh-" question

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    SNARL

    50A Tangle

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    53
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    SRTA

    49A Mlle., across the Pyrénées

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    103
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    CALM

    77D Quiet

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    DELHI

    93A Asian metropolis of 28+ million

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    40
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    BRAN

    39D Something white rice lacks

    4
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    PRIM

    43D Stiffly formal

    4
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    ESSAYS

    48D Parts of college applications

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    49
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    UPEND

    16D Overturn

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    MUM

    15A Silent

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    TEASER

    59D Promo

    4
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    HACK

    85A Life ___ (timesaving trick)

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    27
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    ELLS

    67D Some pipe joints

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    76
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    CHAN

    69D Jackie of "Rush Hour"

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    SHAQ

    38D N.B.A. nickname until 2011

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    COEN

    8D Either brother who co-wrote "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

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    KGB

    1D Yuri Andropov headed it for 15 years, in brief

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    RICCI

    5A Christina of "Monster"

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    SERRA

    119A California mission founder Junípero

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    GRAIL

    18A Last Supper item

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    BELA

    106D Composer Bartók

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    AFL

    68D New York Titans' org. of old

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    ADM

    31A Fleet runner: Abbr.

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    TAUPE

    122A Brownish gray

    2
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    ROLFE

    72A Pocahontas's husband John

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    SLAVS

    118A Poles, e.g.

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    KIDD

    88D Captain played twice in film by Charles Laughton

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    OYVEY

    55D Cry of dismay

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    VISIT

    21A Call on

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    DANDY

    36A First-rate

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    ENSLER

    95D Playwright Eve

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    ONEA

    103D Draft classification

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    GRAF

    34A Tennis player with a record 377 cumulative weeks ranked No. 1

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    DONHO

    44A "Pearly Shells" singer

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    MILL

    13D Pepper dispenser

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    ALVIN

    84A Man's name that becomes another man's name when a "C" is put in front

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    ROREM

    72D Ned who composed "Air Music"

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    KODAK

    98D Company that's had its moments

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    LIKESO

    19D Thus

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    DVORAK

    10D Antonín who composed "Carnival Overture"

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    MAGNET

    33D It's more attractive the closer you are to it

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    DENIMS

    93D Jeans

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    PEAKS

    27A Reaches a climax

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    AKBAR

    97A Mughal emperor of India known as "the Great"

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    TRAPDOOR

    2D Opening in the theater, maybe

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    STEADICAM

    14D Cinematographic innovation of the 1970s

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    WHINNY

    73D Sound heard at Churchill Downs

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    DORKY debut

    25D Socially awkward

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    ELKE

    79D Actress Sommer

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    GMEN

    110D F.B.I. guys

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    SENIOR

    28A High-class person?

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    KTEL

    1A "Hooked on Classics" company

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    RIGHT

    109A Like triangles governed by the Pythagorean theorem

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    CHENEY

    69A Politico Liz

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    DRUMS

    10A Skins, so to speak

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    HARKS

    83A Listens attentively

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    LOOKSEE

    66D Gander

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    SHRIMP

    58D Food item often prepared with lemon and garlic

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    EASEMENT

    3D Legal grant to cross over someone else's land

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    ALLTHERE

    86D Not out to lunch

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    SILKEN

    91A Smooth and lustrous

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    ALAKING

    29A Served in a certain cream sauce

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    FESTOON

    35D Adorn

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    GRASSY

    45A Like a llano

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    HEIDEN

    64A Speed skater who won five golds at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics

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    ITSBEST

    92D "That's what you should do"

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    PIRATESBOOTY debut

    60D Snack food brand that sounds like buried treasure

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    SOBBER

    105A Mourning person, perhaps

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    YUGOS

    62A 1980s auto imports based on the Fiat

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    CHEATERS

    87D Crib users

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    INDIGOS

    9D Plants that yield a blue dye

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    MUGGY

    17D Unpleasantly humid

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    BASSIINNEEDDOODLE debut

    23A Low singers, short on money, draw idly?

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    1
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    CHAIRBEDS debut

    76D Alternatives to sleeper sofas

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    DOESSAABBOOKKEEPING debut

    37A Works as an accountant for a Swedish aerospace company?

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    ENROLLEESSEEMMEEK debut

    112A Matriculated students appear to be timid?

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    1
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    ISAACCOOLLYYEEHAWS debut

    75A Designer Mizrahi shouts like a cowboy in a nonchalant way?

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    1
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    LEAVEON debut

    66A Not doff

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    MAKINGASTINK debut

    15D Raising Cain

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    MOONBOW debut

    102A Meteorological phenomenon

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    PRESALES debut

    89A Events for special customers

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    QUEENNOORROOMMATES debut

    53A People who share an apartment with a Jordanian royal?

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    1
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    SURCEASE debut

    46A Put a stop to

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    SWIMMEETTEENNEEDLED debut

    94A Headline after an adolescent at a pool competition is made fun of?

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