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Wednesday · 76 answers

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

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    ERR

    18D Slip up

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    EEL

    12D What has a long history in ichthyology?

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    ETSY

    67A Crafty website

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    ICE

    11D Knock off

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    TEN

    52D Full complement of limbs on a squid

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    SHE

    59D Pronoun that can be spelled with a slash between the first and second letters

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    ALL

    5D Nothing but

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    ANO

    31A 2020, por ejemplo

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    ATT

    43A A.B.A. member: Abbr.

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    ACER

    5A Taiwan-based computer giant

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    EGG

    32D Meringue ingredient

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    UGH

    61D "Yuck!"

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    SETH

    66A Actor Rogen

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    ENOLA

    55A ___ Gay (historic plane)

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    SASH

    39D Pageant wear

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    SCOT

    1A Mary Stuart, for one

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    SMEAR

    9D ___ campaign

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    OLLIE

    50D Skateboarding jump

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    NANO

    26D Smaller than micro-

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    COO

    6D Corp. manager

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    TMC

    46A HBO competitor

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    EWW

    7D "Oh, gross!"

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    ARS

    34D "___ gratia artis"

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    THAT

    36D "Take ___!"

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    PABST

    10D Colt 45 brewer

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    CHAI

    14A Tea made with milk, sugar and cardamom

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    SSR

    29A Lith., e.g., once

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    AVOID

    62A Elude

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    AAAS

    21A Some batteries

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    LOG

    58D Make a record of

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    PAC

    56D Lead-in to Man or 12

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    PANSY

    42A Colorful spring flower

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    DDT

    13D E.P.A.-banned pesticide

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    UVA

    57D School founded by Thos. Jefferson

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    NOTV

    24D Timeout alternative

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    LOLL

    54A Veg out

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    INLETS

    45D Coves

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    PUT

    60D Wager

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    KILN

    44D Drying oven

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    LOWE

    15A Rob of "Parks and Recreation"

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    HANGS

    41A Puts up on a gallery wall

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    ROLF

    28D Deeply massage

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    ENUF

    27D Ample, informally

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    KIOSK

    44A Stand in a mall

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    UIES

    64A Turnabouts, informally

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    UMBER

    20A Burnt ___ (old Crayola color)

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    CLASSY

    48D Stylish and sophisticated

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    HATH

    37D Possesses, biblically

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    ONCUE

    53D Exactly as scheduled

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    ANNUL

    34A Invalidate

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    DOLES

    30A Hands (out)

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    SPIED

    9A Secretly watched

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    SCHUSS

    1D Straight downhill ski run

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    ANKE

    40D Tennis great Huber

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    CAGEY

    65A Evasive

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    RLS

    33D "Kidnapped" author's monogram

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    ENTR

    38D ___'acte

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    IDIO

    23D Individual: Prefix

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    ERITU

    32A "___ che macchiavi quell'anima" (aria opener)

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    NEY

    35D Napoleon's marshal

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    THUG

    63A Gangster

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    HAAS

    19D Nine-time P.G.A. Tour winner Jay

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    MELEES

    47D Brawls

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    TIBER

    4D River of Tuscany

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    WOODY

    51D Forested

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    RETAPE

    8D Do over for radio, say

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    MACED

    16A Attacked with a spray

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    THROWINTHETOWEL

    49A Cry "Uncle!"

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    OATBAR

    3D Granola treat

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    TWOHIT

    46D Like a really good game for a pitcher, say

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    CHIMPS

    2D Some early "astronauts"

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    HITBELOWTHEBELT

    17A Engaged in foul play

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    SPARRINGPARTNER

    22A One engaged in friendly contention

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    GLUEPOT

    25D Receptacle for one doing decoupage

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    PULLONESPUNCHES

    56A Hold back

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    THEGLOVESAREOFF

    36A "Oh, now they're really going to fight!"

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