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Wednesday · 76 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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    ONO

    59D Middle name of Sean Lennon

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    ADS

    61D Things you can pay YouTube to avoid

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    325
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    SEE

    64A "What'd I tell you?"

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    ANN

    7D "Ask ___ Landers"

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    ANY

    13D Even a little bit

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    ENO

    14A Ambient musician Brian

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    TAR

    49A Cigarette ingredient

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    351
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    OPERA

    23A Where the Marx Brothers famously spent a night

    26
    247
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    AFAR

    33A How Odysseus traveled

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    233
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    ELLE

    10D Long-running fashion magazine

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    OSHA

    35D Group concerned with things that are NSFW?

    24
    192
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    OPAL

    26D Birthstone that shares a first letter with its month

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    PEA

    30D Sleep disrupter, in a fairy tale

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    230
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    ASHE

    41A Eponym of a U.S. Open stadium

    22
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    OER

    37D Anthem contraction

    22
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    NATO

    47D Grp. whose alphabet starts Alfa, Bravo, Charlie ...

    19
    167
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    PLEA

    56D "Nolo contendere," e.g.

    18
    154
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    SEEP

    32A Ooze

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    128
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    PIE

    42D Metaphor for a segmented market

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    OTTER

    52D Animal known to crack shells with rocks

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    165
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    REC

    12D College app attachment, informally

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    163
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    PEP

    24D ___ rally

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    126
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    ISM

    29D Ideology

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    TOP

    25A Defeat

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    PERU

    27D Home of Machu Picchu

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    ESSAY

    66A College app attachment

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    153
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    OPEC

    23D Equatorial Guinea is its least populous member, for short

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    143
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    ILK

    39D Type

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    LAD

    31D Young fellow

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    ARMS

    5D Gives weapons to

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    PACT

    34D Solemn agreement

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    MOW

    58D Cut the lawn

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    SOLE

    22A Step on it!

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    YRS

    67A Jr. and sr.

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    NOSES

    53D Snoops (around)

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    OPRY

    57D Grand Ole ___

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    34
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    INTRO

    2D Part of a show that may say "Previously on ..."

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    AMANA

    54A Appliance company acquired by Raytheon in 1965

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    112
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    AXEL

    18D Skating feat

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    RPI

    40D Campus in Troy, N.Y.

    4
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    JIM

    1A Henson who created the Muppets

    4
    40
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    TILES

    21A Mah-jongg pieces

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    38
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    DEBRA

    9A Actress Winger

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    34
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    UDDER

    63A Milk source

    4
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    MINK

    55D Fancy fur

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    21
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    ODS

    60D Has too much, for short

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    ONEND

    62A Nonstop

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    ORONO

    15A University of Maine's home

    2
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    ARON

    51A Elvis's middle name

    2
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    AIRY

    19D Breezy

    2
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    MOA

    6D Extinct relative of an ostrich

    2
    45
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    YANG

    45D Light side

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    LOWE

    4D Major home-improvement chain founder

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    44
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    POTATO

    56A Head in a classic Hasbro toy

    2
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    WARES

    50A Goods for sale

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    PRAGUE

    46D Czech capital

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    BLASTOFF

    11D Leave the launchpad

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    7
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    SLIPPERYSLOPE

    28A "If we let our kids go sledding, what's next? Extreme skiing?"

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    5
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    LAMAS

    4A Tibetan monks

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    28
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    PULP

    42A Choice in orange juice

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    DALLAS

    9D Show that asked "Who shot J.R.?"

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    16
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    RWANDA

    44D Land between Uganda and Burundi

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    15
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    BUCS

    38D Tampa Bay players, familiarly

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    8
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    THERAVEN

    36D Poem that begins "Once upon a midnight dreary"

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    8
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    WONKA

    65A Boss of the Oompa-Loompas

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    8
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    CHERRYPICKING debut

    43A "As you can tell from these few examples, Bings are better than maraschinos"

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    3
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    SOFTER

    8D Like Brie vis-à-vis Gruyère cheese

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    3
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    ALLEN

    16A ___ wrench

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    JESTS

    1D Joking remarks

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    TREXES

    20A Big displays at natural history museums, informally

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    MORELS

    3D Edible fungi

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    POTOMAC

    34A View from behind the Lincoln Memorial

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    7
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    GRASSY

    48D Like meadows

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    4
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    BIRDFLU debut

    38A H5N1, by another name

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    1
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    MOVINGGOALPOSTS debut

    58A "Expanding the bleachers isn't enough. We need to relocate the whole stadium"

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    STRAWMANFALLACY debut

    17A "Scarecrow thinks the only thing one needs is a brain. Not so!"

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