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Sunday · 140 answers · 13 debuts

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

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    TSA

    95D Screening org.

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    IRS

    38D Letters before ".gov"

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    ANI

    59D What many Latin plurals end in

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    EVE

    42D Second person?

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    AIR

    67A Matter of survival

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    EMIT

    42A Spew out

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    EELS

    116D Wrigglers

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    ITEM

    63A Subject of gossip

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    INN

    88D Travel stop

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    TRIO

    21A The Powerpuff Girls, e.g.

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    EDAM

    110A Dutch cheese town

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    SARA

    77A Singer Bareilles

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    SEER

    119D Visionary

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    ERIC

    12D Prince in "The Little Mermaid"

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    IMP

    105A Trickster

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    SKY

    24A What's up?

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    HEN

    32A Lady bird

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    CEO

    92A Board pick

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    RASP

    129A Rough talk?

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    SAL

    71D ___ soda

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    LEIA

    31A Princess in a galaxy far, far away

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    CONE

    96A Dunce cap, basically

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    DEER

    1D Pullers of Artemis's chariot

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    TOP

    61A Word with pop or crop

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    UGLI

    124A Wrinkled fruit

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    IDA

    44D State in both the Mountain and Pacific time zones: Abbr.

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    SOL

    130A Our sun

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    TORO

    55D Runner in Pamplona

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    GOT

    107A Understood

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    RILE

    60A Anger

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    NEIL

    22A Fantasy author Gaiman

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    TGIF

    66D End-of-the-week expression

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    TEAL

    58A Color akin to cyan

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    PACE

    80A Tempo

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    ITIS

    6D "Indeed"

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    STEEL

    109D Gird (oneself)

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    NEPAL

    57D One side of Mount Everest

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    GIS

    78A Grunts

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    LOW

    87D Way down

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    YEESH

    49D "Ooh, that's bad!"

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    NNE

    126A Wichita-to-Omaha dir.

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    XES

    89D Deletes, with "out"

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    OWNS

    100A Accepts responsibility for

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    HUH

    52A "Hmm, that's odd!"

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    CAMEO

    73D Brief glimpse of a star

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    TYRA

    102A Model and TV host Banks

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    KIR

    121D Cassis cocktail

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    SORTA

    101A "More or less"

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    ROKU

    9D Streaming media device

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    MERIT

    94A Kind of scholarship

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    STAIN

    56A Spot for a laundromat?

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    MOST

    128A Start of a Guinness record

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    LAH

    74A ___-di-dah

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    LENTO

    76D Slow, musically

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    AVENGE

    90A Requite

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    MILNE

    17D Pooh creator

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    MENLO

    112D ___ Park, home of Facebook

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    SWIT

    114D "M*A*S*H" actress Loretta

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    STA

    109A Train schedule abbr.

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    LAURA

    41D ___ Ingalls Wilder, author of "Little House on the Prairie"

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    NINO

    117D Spanish youngster

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    MIX

    43D Be sociable

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    STALK

    51A Celery unit

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    EXECS

    72D Suits

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    ARREAR

    5D Unpaid debt

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    DYSON

    8D Company that makes products that suck

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    ISE

    34A Suffix with expert

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    SEPT

    11A Calendar abbr. that's also a French number

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    TOG

    14D Dress (up)

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    ELEGY

    18D Formal lament

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    ALAIN

    46D Locke who was called "The Father of the Harlem Renaissance"

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    EGOTRIP

    23A Going MY way?

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    FLED

    81A Ran

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    LIMOS

    83A Fancy rides

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    LOATH

    29D Reluctant (to)

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    SCOPE

    3D Extent

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    UIE

    122A Turnabout

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    INSUM

    105D "Overall ..."

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    FELIX

    86A Cy Young Award winner Hernandez

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    HOY

    108A Today, to José

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    KATRINA

    98D Subject of the 2006 documentary "When the Levees Broke"

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    GORGES

    91D Canyons

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    ORIEL

    37A Bay window

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    IOC

    33A Org. in charge of Tokyo 2020

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    EXACT

    54A Right on

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    ENGEL

    2D Georgia of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"

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    STKITTS

    39D Island neighbor of Guadeloupe

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    SIDEONE

    123A Where first tracks are found

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    YELLAT

    28D Berate

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    TILDA

    48D Actress Swinton

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    THELORAX

    75A Children's book made into a 2012 3-D animated film

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    JOYRIDE

    10D Thrill-seeker's action

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    VEY

    36A "Oy ___!"

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    DOUGIE

    53A Dance craze of the early 2010s

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    NOOSE

    113A This may be at the end of one's rope

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    SDAK

    39A Home of Mount Rushmore: Abbr.

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    ATPAR

    67D For face value

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    DRJ

    8A Julius Erving, to fans

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    INLA

    125A "To Live and Die ___"

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    YOO

    20A "___-hoo!"

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    SEALE

    40A Bobby of the Black Panthers

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    ARTSALE

    127A Christie's event

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    ICAHN

    103A Billionaire Carl

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    ORME

    15A "Your choice - him ___"

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    TIRO

    118D Neophyte: Var.

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    VIDA

    50A "Livin' la ___ Loca"

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    CHEAPO

    26D Miser, colloquially

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    IHAVE

    68D Whitney Houston hit "___ Nothing"

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    DESPAIR

    1A Feeling of hopelessness

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    MARIMBA

    64D Relative of a xylophone

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    ENCARTA

    19A Early online encyclopedia

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    ONYOU

    93D "The joke's ___!"

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    ALOAF

    111D "Half ___ is better ..."

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    SIDCAESAR

    85D Star of "Your Show of Shows" of 1950s TV

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    DEATHTRAP

    82D Car with faulty brakes, e.g.

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    RINGCYCLE

    25A Wagner opus

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    ROOTFOR

    131A Cheer on

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    HEADTO

    104D Move in the direction of

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    MONGO

    106D Home planet of Ming the Merciless

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    ONYM

    15D Ending with pseud- or syn-

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    PERFECTO

    62D "Bull's-eye!"

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    UNITARDS

    65A Dance class garments

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    HMONG

    30A Southeast Asian ethnic group

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    ORNITH

    84D Study of birds: Abbr.

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    PATRIOTACT

    4D Antiterrorism law

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    RAPSHEETS

    7D Bad records to have

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    SNOWSKIER

    120A Winter athlete, not a summer one

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    STRUCKOUT debut

    11D Utterly failed

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    DRYRUNS debut

    99D Rehearsals

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    PINKISH debut

    13D Like medium-rare steak

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    RECESSPOOLS debut

    69D Places to swim during school?

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    RECOVERGIRL debut

    16D Young woman to call when your data gets deleted?

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    RELATETOTHEPARTY debut

    45A Build rapport like a presidential candidate?

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    REPRESSYOURLUCK debut

    27A "Stop rolling sevens!"?

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    RESENTPACKING debut

    70A Hate getting ready to move?

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    RESTOCKSANDBONDS debut

    97A Makes friends while working retail?

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    RETURNTHETABLES debut

    115A Event planner's post-banquet task?

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    SECONDBEST debut

    79D Runner-up

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    SEEDLING debut

    35D Baby plant

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    THEUK debut

    47D Brexit exiter

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