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Saturday · 70 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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    ASS

    20A One may be packed for a trip to the mountains

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    409
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    ANTE

    43A Dealer's request

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    461
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    SEE

    34D Spot

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    ECO

    25D Prefix with friendly

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    370
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    NET

    38A ___ loss

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    EPA

    45A Org. that awards the Energy Star label

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    320
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    EDIT

    25A Text massage

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    ISLE

    39A Setting for many a season of "Survivor"

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    316
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    ARIA

    2D Met demand, maybe

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    446
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    ABET

    28D Help to hold up, say

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    PEN

    26A Cooler

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    EMMA

    48D Anarchist/political activist Goldman

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    173
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    EKES

    33D Stretches (out)

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    119
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    APART

    42D Split up

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    110
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    ADEPT

    11D Highly skilled

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    88
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    MAP

    9D Concierge handout

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    138
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    MIC

    44A Bit of A/V equipment

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    62
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    ROOK

    49D Swindle

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    60
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    ORATOR

    13A Stumper?

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    53
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    TAPE

    46D Evidence that's hard to refute

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    124
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    ARNIE

    29A "Army" leader of old

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    93
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    DOTS

    1D Simple pencil-and-paper game

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    63
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    NATE

    21A Silver, for one

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    107
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    OLAV

    8D Common name among Norwegian royals

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    98
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    TIT

    37A Start of an exchange

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    81
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    MITT

    22A Fly catcher

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    74
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    ESTD

    31D Begun: Abbr.

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    HOUR

    24D Time of day

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    56
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    MERC

    22D Chi-Town exchange

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    46
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    WON

    27A Gained

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    90
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    SECTS

    41D Spinoff groups

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    57
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    TORTE

    7D Attorney's favorite dessert?

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    57
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    SAGS

    41A Really sinks in

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    54
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    STELMO

    54A Erasmus of Formia, by another name

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    25
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    PAID

    26D Red stamp word

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    42
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    TSLOT

    12D Letter-shaped opening

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    17
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    OREL

    6D City whose name means "eagle" in Russian

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    ATTEST

    4D Swear

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    49
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    WHIT

    23A Tiniest amount

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    20
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    ACERB

    28A Sharp, as criticism

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    49
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    DRAKE

    35A Spotify's most-streamed artist of the 2010s

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    30
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    TIPTOE

    15A Creep

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    19
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    TOMCAT

    7A F-14 fighter jet

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    19
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    ROLAIDS

    14A Relief pitcher of old

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    9
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    STOLEN

    55A Hot

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    38
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    MOL

    51D Unit in chemistry: Abbr.

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    23
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    FATED

    36A In the cards

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    MUSK

    47D Strong-smelling secretion

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    10
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    TROOPER

    53A One sometimes working on a shoulder

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    8
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    STAIRMASTER debut

    16D Flight simulator?

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    3
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    ILIE

    30D Nastase of tennis

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    107
  52. 52
    PIED

    40A Mottled

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    CPO

    19A Coast Guard rank: Abbr.

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    MOLTO

    44D Very, musically

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    14
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    POOLS

    5D Combines

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    14
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    ULTIMO

    52A Last month

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    AIKEN

    43D Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Conrad

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    7
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    SHRAPNEL

    16A Shell pieces

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    7
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    DACAPO

    1A From the beginning, on scores

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    5
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    PITTED

    40D Like dates that lack a heart

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    4
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    CAPTAINKANGAROO

    3D Big-pocketed character on an old show

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    3
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    CARMAKER

    50A Model company

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    3
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    KODIAK

    56A Kind of bear

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    3
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    SATELLITETV

    17A Service that's out of this world?

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    3
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    INDEXFINGER

    18D What one might be represented by

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    2
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    CINCINNATICHILI debut

    10D Regional specialty of southern Ohio

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    1
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    JUKEBOXMUSICALS debut

    32A "Mamma Mia!" and "Jersey Boys," for two

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    1
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    RHETTBUTLER debut

    14D Speaker of the #1 quote on A.F.I.'s list of the 100 greatest movie quotes

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    1
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    TIGERMOTHER debut

    46A Parenting term popularized by Amy Chua in a 2011 nonfiction best seller

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    1
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    WWJD debut

    23D Christian bracelet letters

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    1