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Wednesday · 81 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    EST

    8D Winter zone in D.C.

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    OPERA

    12D "Don Giovanni," e.g.

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    ELLE

    5D Fashion magazine with more than 40 international editions

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    221
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    ETRE

    5A Verb conjugated suis, es, est, etc.

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    241
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    ATOM

    33A Physics 101 subject

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    OTOE

    27D Onetime buffalo-hunting tribe

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    RARE

    73A Few and far between

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    TAT

    24A Picture from a parlor, informally

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    174
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    NAE

    25A When repeated, a hip-hop dance

    19
    171
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    ERIC

    10D Former attorney general Holder

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    RAP

    55A Grammy category

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    198
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    IDS

    52A T.S.A. requests

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    TKO

    64D Ring result, for short

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    123
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    TOT

    26A Add (up)

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    200
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    LAOS

    15A Neighbor of Cambodia

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    121
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    EKES

    49A Just gets (by)

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    119
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    KEG

    51A Pony ___

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    KALE

    38D Member of the cabbage family

    14
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    APPS

    59D 24-Down and others

    13
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    ONAIR

    45D Studio sign

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    INIT

    31A Not yet out of the running

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    117
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    SNOG

    39D Kiss amorously

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    34
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    SPAR

    23A Mast

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    INSET

    52D Alaska or Hawaii, often

    10
    94
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    ITSY

    62D Tiny, informally

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    78
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    MASH

    34D Pulp

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    63
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    ERATO

    70A Muse of love poetry

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    174
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    SPAT

    42A Verbal tussle

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    TRESS

    71A Something done up in an updo

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    POLO

    47A ___ pony

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    98
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    ITIS

    69A Suffix with senior

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    94
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    TASK

    26D Project manager's assignment

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    66
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    REUP

    28A Volunteer for another tour

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    48
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    TERSE

    13D Lacking in detail

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    142
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    SGTS

    60D Capt.'s inferiors

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    69
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    CAKE

    36D Wedding reception staple

    7
    58
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    BRB

    14D "Just a sec!," in a text

    7
    19
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    ROFL

    7D Not just "ha ha"

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    18
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    TARP

    32D Camper's cover

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    78
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    FISH

    1A Drop a line?

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    52
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    REFI

    56A Something of little interest, a homeowner hopes

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    36
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    TREK

    21D Go the distance?

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    92
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    STEEP

    3D Like a double black diamond trail

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    72
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    SODAS

    40A Fountain choices

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    67
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    FAIL

    1D Not get above 60, say

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    40
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    III

    66D :15 number

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    ISPY

    72A Popular game that needs no equipment

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    42
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    NEPALI

    58A Himalayan language

    4
    32
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    GRAPE

    16A Jelly option

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    31
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    FATE

    63D It's unavoidable

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    67
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    PIPE

    30D Part of a church organ

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    56
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    FLORA

    57D Herbivore's diet

    3
    50
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    RAVEN

    11D Baltimore N.F.L.'er

    3
    45
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    HANA

    48A Tennis champ Mandlikova

    3
    40
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    PERP

    46D ___ walk

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    40
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    SPIRE

    54D Steeple topper

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    GROAN

    43A Response to a computer crash

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    29
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    WHIP

    61D Legislature V.I.P.

    2
    21
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    RACERS

    22A People in go-karts

    2
    12
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    PEROT

    9A Third-place finisher in 1992

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    41
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    BANTU

    14A Language group of southern Africa

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    33
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    DRANK

    19D Chugged or sipped

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    15
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    TAYE

    6D Actor Diggs

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    15
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    UNSNAP

    29D Open, as a purse

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    8
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    SWIPERIGHT debut

    65A Show interest romantically ... or a hint to the ends of the answers to 20- and 44-Across, phonetically

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    2
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    RICES

    17A Reduces to bits

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    25
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    DEWAR

    53D ___ flask (thermos)

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    18
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    EARPS

    68A Wyatt and Warren of the Old West

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    15
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    SEEKER

    50D Harry Potter's Quidditch position

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    12
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    KOJAK

    67A Lollipop-sucking TV detective

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    11
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    COOKIEJAR

    37D Embarrassing thing to have one's hand caught in

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    5
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    STARLESS

    41D Like an overcast night

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    4
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    TIKTOK

    24D Popular video-sharing service

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    4
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    HUSSAR

    4D Hungarian horseman

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    3
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    KEYSTONEKOP

    44A Incompetent figure of old slapstick

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    2
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    SWIPELEFT

    60A Reject romantically ... or a hint to the starts of the answers to 18- and 35-Across, phonetically

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    2
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    BLUESTEEL debut

    20A Iron alloy that includes a bit of tungsten and chromium

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    1
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    INCUSTODY debut

    2D Behind bars

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    1
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    KNICKKNACKS debut

    35A Tchotchkes

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    1
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    LYFTDRIVER debut

    18A One competing with Uber

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    1
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    PGRATING debut

    9D What a curse might lead to

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