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Sunday · 134 answers · 9 debuts

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

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    ATE

    32A Word that sounds like a number ... and is a letter backward

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    ISH

    56D Kinda

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    ARK

    60D Getaway for two lovebirds?

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    EVER

    105D "Best. Day. ___!"

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    ENYA

    67D Ireland's best-selling solo artist

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    NOS

    38A Refusals

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    SCAR

    12D What might come with fencing?

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    OATS

    106D Stable diet?

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    EGRET

    37D It might be snowy

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    IMAC

    56A Tech debut of 1998

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    OATH

    96A Four-letter word for a four-letter word

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    TESLA

    61A California-based auto company

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    SORE

    43D Like a bad loser

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    ASIAN

    76A ___ fusion (type of cuisine)

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    ESTE

    104D Sunrise direction, in Seville

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    AGILE

    4D Spry

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    FAN

    59D Swing and completely miss

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    NAG

    41D Badger

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    SKOR

    100A Hershey toffee bar

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    INE

    77D Suffix with serpent

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    FAR

    64A A ways away

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    ELLEN

    10D Suspect #7

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    AMORE

    92A "That's ___"

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    SMORE

    72D Campfire treat

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    GUAC

    40D Chip dip, familiarly

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    SUM

    63A What it all adds up to

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    ALOU

    42D Diamond family name

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    TIM

    65A Suspect #3

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    YORE

    31A Days of old

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    FRAT

    107D Rushing group, informally

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    WEAN

    39D Move off the bottle

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    FAVA

    71D Hardy bean

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    HYMN

    69A Music for the masses?

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    SCENE

    72A Public spat

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    NICE

    30A "I like it!"

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    THETA

    99D Thucydides had one

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    SHORT

    84D Low on dough

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    TVS

    93A Some modern ones are smart

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    COLE

    28A Suspect #1

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    GARR

    36D Teri with a "Tootsie" role

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    RACER

    7A Sprint competitor

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    CANT

    73D "Too busy"

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    ANOINT

    111A Ordain

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    KAREN

    115A Suspect #6

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    RAINS

    55A Showers

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    REREAD

    53A Like beloved books, often

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    STEADY

    116A "Easy now ..."

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    TAMPA

    68D Home of the original Busch Gardens

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    BEERS

    33D Oenology : wines :: zythology : ___

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    DAMES

    54D Women of honour

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    AVEDA

    8D Salon brand

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    BENTO

    27D Japanese box lunch

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    AROUSE

    110A Spark

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    SOPH

    75D Jr.'s junior

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    CHET

    101A Suspect #4

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    AMIR

    78D Leader whose name means, literally, "commander"

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    BLINI

    33A Russian pancakes

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    CHOSE

    101D Went with

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    ALPACA

    1D Source of the robe material for Incan royalty

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    PLEAT

    80D Kilt feature

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    STEPON

    90D Squash

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    PATINA

    22A An antique might have one

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    AKINTO

    24A Like

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    AFIRE

    26D Flambé

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    TIKI

    13D Suspect #8

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    TEAPOT

    2D Home brewer

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    STAMEN

    12A Pollen-producing plant part

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    TATTLE

    3D Tell

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    FALA

    29A Start of a Christmas refrain

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    GAMMA

    51D Delta preceder

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    LEAGUE

    18A About three miles

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    FUNK

    71A Sly and the Family Stone genre

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    GRABS

    50D Latches (onto)

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    AMITY

    14D Goodwill

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    LAPD

    34D Org. in "Die Hard"

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    TASSEL

    113A Clothes hanger?

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    BEGET

    66A Spawn

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    SINGE

    35A Burn slightly

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    ATTACK

    1A Battlefield cry

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    SWORE

    100D Said a 96-Across

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    CIRC

    9D Magazine audience fig.

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    STEELY

    95D Hard

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    HOPIN

    97D Music to a hitchhiker's ears

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    ROMANIA

    19D Elie Wiesel's homeland

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    AHEAP

    91A Lots

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    SEAWEED

    44D Major source of oxygen in the earth's atmosphere

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    TAHINI

    89D Sauce put on falafel

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    SALINAS

    49D City near Monterey Bay

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    TAKETEN

    87D "Time for a break"

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    SPUTNIK

    86D Big launch of 1957

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    NOFUN

    52D Like a Debbie Downer

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    SPECIES

    20D Lowest of the eight major taxonomic ranks

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    MINION

    15D "Despicable Me" character

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    WESTEND

    48D Britain's Broadway

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    REALISM

    11D Style for Edward Hopper and George Bellows

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    THEUSA

    93D Springsteen's birthplace, in song

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    SORROWS

    47A Woes

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    AWN

    62A Bristle of grain

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    ENV

    82A It might get a licking: Abbr.

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    ARUT

    98A In ___ (stuck)

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    NOOSES

    17D Some knotted ropes

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    GTS

    88A Some sports cars

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    UAL

    46A Delta competitor, in brief

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    AMANAS

    78A Some appliances

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    SEENAS

    74A Considered

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    KEAN

    6D Thomas who chaired the 9/11 Commission

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    SWEEPEA

    44A Popeye's kid

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    GERARD

    50A Suspect #2

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    GOTHAM

    88D Fictional city inspired by New York City

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    MUY

    57D Very, in Veracruz

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    OVERLAP

    23A What a Venn diagram shows

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    CUNY

    5D Brooklyn Coll. is part of it

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    HIPPOS

    108A "Hungry" game characters

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    MINNIE

    114A Suspect #5

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    UOFA

    58A Tucson school, in brief

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    ENTERO

    16D Intestinal: Prefix

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    VERSED

    94D Knowledgeable (in)

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    CIMINO

    21A "The Deer Hunter" director Michael

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    NSEW

    70D The compass points

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    ONEVOTE

    109A What each person gets in an election

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    OSMOSED

    83D Seeped (through)

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    WRINGER

    45D Janitor's tool

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    GAGON

    51A Have trouble swallowing

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    MITERED debut

    112A Joined at an angle, as two pieces of wood

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    NONI

    103D Anika ___ Rose, 2004 Tony winner

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    OSMONDS

    83A Musical family with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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    APPLESWEATSHIRT debut

    85A In the study, you find that the thief accidentally left behind an ___

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    APTLYNAMEDCELEBRITIES debut

    25A As you inspect each room, you find staff members dressed as ___

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    DRYMOPS debut

    79A They catch dust bunnies

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    REVELIN debut

    7D Enjoy deeply

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    REVILES debut

    19A Excoriates

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    SEAROOM debut

    81D Space to maneuver a ship

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    THEONETOTHEWESTOFHERE debut

    102A "You caught me!," says the thief, who then admits: "The diamond isn't here in my room, but it's hidden in ___"

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    WEARINGNAMETAGS debut

    39A They're all ___, so you can easily identify them

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