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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    ERA

    99A #MeToo ___

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    791
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    ALE

    29A Boston ___ (Sam Adams offering)

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    570
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    ARE

    89A Equal

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    533
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    EST

    31A Not just -er

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    428
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    ERIE

    117A Lake near London

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    510
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    ERE

    113D Poetic "before"

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    ODOR

    96D Target of an air freshener

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    344
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    ERS

    35A Triage sites, briefly

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    284
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    ETAL

    97D Series finale abbr.

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    327
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    ESSO

    30A Place to fill up in Canada

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    276
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    EROS

    73A Shooter of arrows

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    ALSO

    88D Tangent introducer

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    245
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    ADA

    106A Computing pioneer Lovelace

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    270
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    HER

    70A ___ Royal Highness

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    237
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    ENOS

    35D Book of Mormon book

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    287
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    ATIT

    105A Toiling away

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    197
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    ACTS

    106D Doesn't just sit

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    AIDE

    20A Congress person

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    EDNA

    115A Irish novelist O'Brien

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    AIL

    114D Feel bad

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    TEST

    119A Obstacle to overcome

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    LENT

    69D Giving up time

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    NASA

    15A Mission-driven org.

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    SEAR

    75A Brown in the kitchen

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    113
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    ERIC

    56A Comedian Andre with a self-named Adult Swim show

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    CHER

    48D Singer who was in 2018's "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again"

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    104
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    HOP

    79A Do some pogoing

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    102
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    IDES

    57D Fateful day in 44 B.C.

    14
    170
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    EVES

    25D Brinks

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    ULTRA

    61A Super-duper

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    PENS

    107D Writers might click them

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    84
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    APPS

    33D Google Play buys

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    PSA

    102A Anti-bullying spot, for short

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    ESSAY

    98A Assignment that might have a page limit

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    ROB

    11D Overcharge ridiculously

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    OPEC

    22A Intl. group founded in 1960 with five members

    11
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    UPON

    44A Knowledgeable about

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    129
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    POI

    107A Side dish with kalua pig

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    RELY

    121A Hinge (on)

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    LIEU

    77D Place

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    ELL

    51D Right-angled joint

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    GENE

    74A Code part

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    SAGE

    14D Worth heeding

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    115
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    STERN

    75D Rudder's place

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    113
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    LAPSE

    1D Mental slip-up

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    60
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    OHNO

    40D "I totally forgot!"

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    ENACT

    68D Put on the books

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    MAG

    60D Cosmo, e.g.

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    AFOOT

    19A Underway

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    TAM

    46A Scottish cap

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    CROC

    34D Big snapper, informally

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    TTOP

    109D Sporty roof feature

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    HEAT

    55A Police, informally

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    STOOL

    54A Place to park at the bar

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    OPTED

    122A Made a choice

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    IONIA

    21A Ancient neighbor of Lydia

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    BIAS

    110A Statistician's worry

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    SWAG

    6A Convention handouts

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    TVS

    28A Fixtures at most airport lounges nowadays

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    CRAG

    24D Ibex's perch

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    ROOST

    3D Take a break from flying, say

    5
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    AFROS

    2D Hairstyles for Pam Grier and Angela Davis

    5
    49
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    OAS

    65A Western Hemisphere grp.

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    DOG

    37A Not leave alone

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    CUR

    58D No purebred

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    TRYST

    93A What a private detective might photograph

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    STEWS

    120A Loses sleep (over)

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    WIG

    7D Drag wear

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    UTERO

    44D In ___ (not yet delivered)

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    COLT

    92A Certain yearling

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    SATYR

    6D Nymph pursuer

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    HOAR

    26A Winter leaf covering

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    ROEG

    87D Film director Nicolas

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    DOJO

    4D Martial arts center

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    COSA

    86D ___ Nostra

    3
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    DIF

    53A "What's the ___?"

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    FROGS

    10A Second of the 10 biblical plagues

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    TWA

    72D Carrier until 2001

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    SERGE

    103D Ridged fabric

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    TONGA

    118A Country ruled only by kings named Tupou since 1845

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    URGES

    41A Subjects of "birds and bees" talks

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    SABE

    54D "Quién ___?" (Spanish "Who knows?")

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    VOW

    112D Solemn statement

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    PLANT

    102D Confederate in an audience

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    FINS

    10D Some scuba gear

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    ALTON

    36A Brown in a Food Network kitchen

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    EARACHE

    32A Canal trouble

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    ONEARTH

    12D In the world

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    REHEAR

    42D Take up again, as a case

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    NOHELP

    15D Utterly useless

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    EEN

    97A Morn's counterpart

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    ASSAD

    104D Syrian strongman

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    UPSHOT

    41D End result

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    REALMS

    63D Dimensions

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    EYEFUL

    39D Spectacle

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    COHORT

    67D Colleague

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    YOHOHO

    45A Pirate's chant

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    ARISTIDE

    84D Former Haitian leader Jean-Bertrand

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    SEASONAL

    17D Not always available

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    GREASY

    43D Like foods said to be good for hangovers and bad for skin complexion

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    ADU

    8D Soccer phenom Freddy

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    CATSAT debut

    95D Watched a kitty

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    POOLTOY

    66D Noodle, for example

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    TATTLES

    108A Betrays a sibling, say

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    RIDESON debut

    49D Has as a mount

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    STEREOSET debut

    5D Audiophile's purchase

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    ARREST

    64D Something you don't want to be under

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    DUMA

    59A Russian assembly

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    TRYTO

    71A Words before "Remember" and "Forget" in song titles

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    ANATOLE

    81A French France

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    STRANGE

    91D Funny

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    LARDS

    1A Stuffs with bacon, say

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    SHEATHE

    52A Put away, as a sword

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    AMOROUS

    36D Ready for romance

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    DEFAT

    37D Trim, in a way

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    MAHALIA

    83A Jackson nicknamed the "Queen of Gospel"

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    TENSOR

    90A Stretching muscle

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    APOSTATE

    16D Nonbeliever, now

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    SOSORRY

    27A "Oops, my bad!"

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    UTLEY

    101D Baseball's Chase

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    THEORY

    62D What's the big idea?

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    ATTESTSTO

    82D Corroborates

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    UNREELS

    50A Lets out

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    TUGON

    116A Pull

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    WOLFS

    76A Scarfs (down)

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    GIRLSCOUT

    13D Samoa salesperson

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    MADEABET

    83D Did some gambling

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    PTCRUISER

    80D Retro Chrysler

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    ACRONYMS

    18D Nascar and FIFA, e.g.

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    GETTHENOD debut

    9D Be nominated

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    HESSIANS

    85D Defenders in the Battle of Trenton

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    CONTRACTTERMS debut

    86A Shorten words like "forecastle" and "boatswain"?

    0
    1
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    CONVERSEALLSTARS debut

    111A Encouragement at an N.B.A. mixer?

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    1
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    DISCOUNTSTORES debut

    94A Ignore what you have in reserve while taking inventory?

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    1
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    DUGOUTS debut

    100A Underground places with bats

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    1
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    FANNEDOUT debut

    78D Dispersed, as a search party

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    1
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    PERFECTSCORES debut

    47A What composers do when they add the finishing touches?

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    1
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    PRESENTCOMPANY debut

    38A Put on a production of a classic Sondheim musical?

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    1
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    PRODUCELABELS debut

    66A What workers at the sticker factory do?

    0
    1
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    PROJECTGUTENBERG debut

    23A "We can't hear you in the back, Johannes!"?

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    1