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Wednesday · 78 answers · 1 debut

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ETA

    12D Third Greek vowel

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    ARE

    47A Art nouveau?

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    533
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    EMO

    58D Pop subgenre

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    LEE

    29A Actress Meriwether

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    TNT

    35D Gunpowder alternative, for short

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    338
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    ANA

    60D Santa ___ winds

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    367
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    EMIT

    54A Give off

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    262
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    GAS

    39D Terrific time, in slang

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    218
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    OMEN

    63A Halley's comet, to William the Conqueror

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    257
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    EDU

    59D Web address ender

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    NBA

    2D Hornets are in it, in brief

    26
    198
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    ORS

    44A Hosp. locales

    25
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    NEON

    20A It's a gas

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    OER

    3D Anthem contraction

    22
    248
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    TIP

    32A It's often left on the table

    22
    126
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    SAY

    61D Perhaps

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    132
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    EDNA

    64A Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay

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    ABEL

    14A Biblical shepherd

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    DEL

    13D Dover's home: Abbr.

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    SAC

    1D Egg pouch

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    ELATE

    16A Send to cloud nine

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    182
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    LAO

    42A Language akin to Thai

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    154
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    PGA

    7D ___ Tour

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    ICU

    31D Hosp. locale

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    SORT

    66A Class

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    ALONE

    10D Like soliloquy deliverers, typically

    14
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    GNU

    39A Bearded beast

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    127
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    BLT

    55D Diner order that often comes with a toothpick

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    SENOR

    48A Monsieur, across the Pyrenees

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    WII

    37D Super Mario Galaxy console

    11
    53
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    LAW

    56D Bar code?

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    ICK

    36A "Grody!"

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    SYNC

    8D Adjust to match, informally

    9
    72
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    NEAT

    41A Having everything in its proper place

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    ESOS

    53D Those, in Segovia

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    RIPS

    5A Tears

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    48
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    WEAR

    37A Put on

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    68
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    SNOB

    1A Kind of wine drinker who might remark "I'm getting hints of unripened banana"

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    LARD

    42D Rendered pork fat

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    TINGE

    40A Stain

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    42
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    CORAL

    19A Atoll material

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    45
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    BEANIE

    18D ___ Babies (bygone fad)

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    22
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    ORGY

    15A Lovefest, literally

    3
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    LATHE

    62A Woodworker's shaper

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    BLINI

    4D Cousins of crepes

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    34
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    RACED

    9A Tore

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    NICHE

    49D Nook

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    ILENE

    38A Actress Graff of "Mr. Belvedere"

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    44
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    CHINA

    21A Porcelain

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    40
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    DIODE

    52A Part of a crystal radio kit

    2
    35
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    TWEED

    65A Suit material for Mr. Toad

    2
    25
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    BLACK

    55A Hugo ___, longtime Supreme Court justice

    2
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    UPENN

    27A Philly Ivy

    2
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    HUSK

    22D Ear covering

    2
    10
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    QUAY

    67A Berth place

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    26
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    ALBINO

    23D Moby Dick, for one

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    24
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    INEVER

    46D "The nerve!"

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    NIAGARA

    28D Horseshoe Falls setting

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    RECIPE

    9D Contents of many an index card

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    PRESET

    33D Radio shortcut

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    ADRIATIC

    23A SS ___, onetime flagship of the White Star Line

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    TENPIN

    40D Spare part, perhaps

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    ETSEQ

    51D And the following: Abbr.

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    IRENIC

    6D Promoting peace

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    BALTIC

    34A Second Monopoly avenue

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    RAIMENT

    43D Clothing

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    CASPIAN

    45A Prince of Narnia

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    DEALERS

    24D Some casino personnel

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    NICOISE

    30A Kind of salad with tomatoes, eggs, olives and anchovies

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    COOKED

    45D Altered dishonestly

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    ROBOTIC

    5D Stiff and mechanical

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    COINOPS

    26D Arcade fixtures

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    REINAS

    43A Spanish queens

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    SEVENSEAS

    57A Result of connecting the circled letters in a certain way, in a punny manner of speaking

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    RELEASEDATE

    25D Launch time

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    SNIPESAT

    50A Criticizes pettily

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    3
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    CARIBBEAN

    17A Like calypso music

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    CARANTENNAS debut

    11D Moving targets for waves

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