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Wednesday · 77 answers · 5 debuts

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

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    EAR

    36D What may have a ring to it?

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    ECO

    46A "Good for the earth" prefix

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    ICE

    41D Makeup of Elsa's castle in "Frozen"

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    AHA

    30A "THERE you are!"

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    ARI

    47A Horror film director Aster

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    EYE

    22D One of eight on most spiders

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    AHI

    25D Fish on a sushi menu

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    RAN

    24D Was in charge of

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    IOTA

    37A Little bit

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    ATLAS

    51D Part of some encyclopedias

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    RTE

    34D GPS suggestion: Abbr.

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    STYE

    31D Bump on a lid

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    RYE

    29A Deli loaf

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    PEN

    23D Part of an animal farm

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    UMA

    62D Actress Thurman

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    SAC

    43D Kind of fly

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    PRO

    44D Whiz

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    CONE

    33D Driving test obstacle

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    DEER

    3D Howl : wolf :: bell : ___

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    OBIT

    2D Dead space?

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    LSU

    63D Sch. whose newspaper is The Daily Reveille

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    ETAT

    59D Division politique

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    TOW

    42D Drag

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    CROC

    7D Gator's cousin

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    PIP

    61D One of 21 on a die

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    CAD

    11D Scoundrel

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    TATE

    58D ___ Modern

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    NPR

    10D "Ask Me Another" airer

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    AVIATE

    64A Wing it?

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    YDS

    12D Fabric measures: Abbr.

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    RUED

    57D Had some second thoughts about

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    MAYA

    38A Comic actress Rudolph

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    COLAS

    50A Coke and RC

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    BREW

    49A Coffee or beer, informally

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    KNEEL

    6D Show obeisance

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    AMISH

    9D Eschewers of military service

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    OBERON

    13A Shakespearean fairy king

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    RAVEL

    55D Get tangled up

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    USING

    28D On drugs, say

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    EREADER

    21D Nook, e.g.

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    RAFA

    24A Tennis star Nadal, to fans

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    BOOBIRDS debut

    16A Fans that jeer the home team, informally

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    BLEU

    27A Like the leftmost stripe on le drapeau français

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    HOLD

    48A Grasp

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    SHEEP

    20A Blind followers

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    GOBS

    1D Oodles

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    PEACH

    32D Beaut

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    CLAIRE

    53A Mom on "Modern Family"

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    FABLE

    18D George Orwell's "Animal Farm," e.g.

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    REDTAG

    66A Kind of sale

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    DORSET

    14D Real English county on which Thomas Hardy based the fictional Wessex

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    LUBES

    8D Some garage jobs

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    GODARK

    1A Not be heard from anymore

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    REGS

    60D Rules and ___

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    SUAVE

    52D Smooth

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    SLEETS

    68A Precipitates unpleasantly, in a way

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    BESIDE

    49D Next to

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    ROCKY

    5D Title film character who declares "Nobody owes nobody nothing"

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    SPARECHANGE

    43A Producer of jingle-jangle in the pocket

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    IMSAVED

    65A Cry at a revival

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    IBARS

    54D Certain building beams

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    NINETEEN

    35A Emmy nomination number for which Susan Lucci finally won for playing Erica Kane on "All My Children"

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    ARRIBA

    4D Exuberant cry south of the border

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    BIERCE

    15A Humorist Ambrose who once defined "alone" as "in bad company"

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    PAUSED

    67A Clicked the double vertical bar on a YouTube video

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    UNDAY

    40D 10/24 celebration of global cooperation

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    BYLAWS

    19A Club booklet

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    CLANCY

    7A Tom who created Jack Ryan

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    SPLITSCREEN

    31A Like many TV news interviews

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    BOWLINGALLEY

    16D Where you might roll the starts of 17-, 31-, 43- and 56-Across

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    GUNNEDIT

    39A Went 0 to 60, say

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    DRUMPAD

    14A Something to practice percussion on

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    FANMAIL

    26D Gushing letters

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    HOCKED debut

    45D Pawned

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    PULLAUEY debut

    61A Reverse course, slangily

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    STRIKEFORCES debut

    17A Quick attack groups

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    TURKEYBASTER debut

    56A Aid for a Thanksgiving chef

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