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Wednesday · 74 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    IRE

    62A Mad state

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    498
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    ONO

    60D Lennon's lady

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    326
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    ASIA

    37D Big part of a Risk board

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    350
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    SOS

    43A ... --- ...

    34
    251
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    OSLO

    49D World capital at around the same latitude as St. Petersburg

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    324
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    ABS

    33D Ones feeling the crunch?

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    214
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    EPIC

    23D For the ages

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    235
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    EGOS

    42D Me, myself and I

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    210
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    ATL

    33A N.L. East team, on scoreboards

    23
    171
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    IPA

    16A Bar offering with "double" and "triple" varieties

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    80
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    ENTER

    63A Key in

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    217
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    EARL

    56A Third rank of the peerage

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    195
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    MENU

    28A Word after "pop-up" or "drop-down"

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    184
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    TEST

    55A Class act?

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    181
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    SENSE

    67A Brains

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    180
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    NED

    19A Flanders of "The Simpsons"

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    233
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    ERG

    9D Tiny fraction of a joule

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    175
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    DISC

    21A LP, e.g.

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    81
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    AONE

    48A Top-notch

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    209
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    HALO

    26D Angel hair accompaniment?

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    151
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    HIS

    58D ___ and hers

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    119
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    FED

    40A Served fare

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    105
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    LIN

    35A Architectural designer Maya

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    90
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    WAD

    13D Some bills or chewing gum

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    85
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    ALOOF

    30D Standoffish

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    64
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    HAL

    58A ___ 9000, figure in "2001: A Space Odyssey"

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    140
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    DRAW

    57A Kind of poker

    9
    77
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    EARNS

    53D Makes, as bread

    8
    81
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    IMSET

    6A "That's enough for me"

    8
    35
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    NITRO

    15A Six Flags Great Adventure roller coaster with "explosive" speed

    7
    55
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    OGLE

    41A Satyr's stare

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    200
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    REAM

    25D Criticize harshly, with "out"

    6
    113
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    WOW

    11A Exclamation just before and after "just"

    6
    63
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    KANE

    39D Cartoonist Bob who co-created Batman

    6
    55
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    ALPHA

    14A Socially dominant

    5
    82
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    KNOB

    20A Bygone TV feature

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    46
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    REEDY

    27D Thin-sounding

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    39
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    ADIN

    18D Tennis player's chance to hold serve

    4
    118
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    SWEDE

    54D Any member of Abba

    4
    61
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    CASES

    51D Work for doctors, lawyers and detectives

    4
    35
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    SYD

    65A Hip-hop artist whose name once ended with "tha Kyd"

    3
    78
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    GRIND

    64A 9-to-5 work

    3
    16
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    JEAN

    22A Denim

    2
    28
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    ADUBA debut

    30A Emmy-winning actress Uzo ___

    2
    5
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    AAMILNE

    29A Author with a son named Christopher Robin

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    35
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    LLANO

    2D South American plain

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    33
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    HAP

    5D Luck, quaintly

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    30
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    ANTHEM

    47D Country music?

    1
    29
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    AVERY

    44A Big name in name tags

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    28
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    UPFOR

    3D Not loath to do

    1
    15
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    BASKS

    1D Soaks in the sun's rays

    1
    12
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    AIRDRY

    48D Put on the line

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    10
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    MISSY

    7D Rapper ___ Elliott

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    10
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    HORSDOEUVRE debut

    59A Canapé, e.g.

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    2
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    OPENENDER debut

    12D Question whose answer can go almost anywhere

    1
    2
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    SAFEPASSAGE debut

    17A Protection offered for a traveler in a dangerous area

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    2
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    MOSSY

    66A Like some shaded spots

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    20
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    INSITU

    6D As found

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    19
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    IRVIN

    52D Kershner who directed "The Empire Strikes Back"

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    13
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    CIDE

    34A Ending with herbi- or insecti-

    0
    5
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    STACCATO

    8D Opposite of legato

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    5
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    FIBONACCISERIES

    50A 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc.

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    3
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    TOEJAM

    10D Foot gunk

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    3
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    WINATLIFE

    11D Succeed in all one's endeavors, so to speak

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    3
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    BLUTH

    1A Family name on "Arrested Development"

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    2
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    CONCERTS

    38D Tour events

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    2
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    MACBOOK

    36A Member of the Apple family

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    2
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    ONAGAIN

    46A Back after cancellation

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    2
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    DIGNITARY debut

    31D High muckety-muck

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    1
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    EGS debut

    61D This puzzle's clues have two of them

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    1
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    SORORITYCHAPTER debut

    24A Group of Greek women

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    1
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    THEBOMB debut

    4D Phat

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    1
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    UNLABELED debut

    32D Like a map on a geography exam

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    1
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    VERDURE debut

    45D Lush green vegetation

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    1