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Sunday · 140 answers · 11 debuts

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

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    ETA

    15D In-flight info, for short

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    OLE

    115D Encouraging word

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    525
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    NET

    4D The puck stops here

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    377
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    ETS

    86D Some toy dolls of the 1980s

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    TIE

    82A What might be broken by doing a flip?

    34
    284
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    IDO

    77D Promising words

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    336
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    STAN

    106A Ollie's foil, in old films

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    ELM

    103D Major street through Yale's campus

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    ALSO

    75A To boot

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    ANNE

    30A Moody who wrote "Coming of Age in Mississippi"

    26
    283
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    ALOT

    92A Scores

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    262
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    ISNT

    3D "___ it true ...?"

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    ASP

    117D Reptile seen in hieroglyphics

    22
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    UCLA

    109D Sch. with the most N.C.A.A. men's basketball championships (11)

    22
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    TAO

    55A Indescribable religious ideal

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    CAT

    14D Attendee of the Jellicle Ball, on Broadway

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    SMOG

    81D Reason for a bad air day?

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    LIAR

    37D Mythomaniac

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    177
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    RCA

    112D Elvis's longtime label

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    SOD

    83A Cover some ground

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    TATA

    71D "Toodles!"

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    AMA

    116D Doc bloc

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    CEO

    46D Board hire

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    ELMO

    119A One of Zoe's best friends on "Sesame Street"

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    CGI

    36D Sci-fi film f/x

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    55
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    BAM

    78D Kapow!

    14
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    DESK

    110D Piece of dorm room furniture

    12
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    ROAD

    74A Way to go

    12
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    TIC

    40A Idiosyncrasy

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    ONME

    38D "You can count ___"

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    HUT

    9D QB's cry

    11
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    DENT

    60A Nick's cousin

    10
    112
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    SHES

    29D "___ So Unusual," debut album by Cyndi Lauper

    10
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    RKO

    66D Howard Hughes property, once

    10
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    TOTS

    49D See 48-Down

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    CHIA

    8A "Pet" with green "fur"

    10
    46
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    ILE

    10D Suffix with percent

    9
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    NEA

    24D Read Across America org.

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    ONSET

    65D Get-go

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    DST

    26A It ends in Nov.

    8
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    IMSET

    39A "Everything's ready on my end"

    8
    35
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    HULU

    21A Disney+ alternative

    8
    21
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    VIA

    67D Routing word

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    DEF

    60D Absolutely, slangily

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    EDITED

    96D Put in a good word?

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    AGORA

    100D Lead-in to phobia

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    YEAS

    122A Words said in passing

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    EMS

    54A Scrabble three-pointers

    5
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    ISLET

    101D Key

    5
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    ATEAT

    47D Troubled

    5
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    NEVER

    27A "When pigs fly!"

    5
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    LUV

    58D Valentine candy word

    5
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    WRIST

    98D Spot to sample perfume

    5
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    OUTTA

    51D "Get ___ here!"

    5
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    LTD

    44D Old Ford

    4
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    TROY

    52D Home to Paris

    4
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    ATOMS

    34D Things proposed by the Greek philosopher Democritus

    4
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    RODIN

    69D "The Gates of Hell" sculptor

    4
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    AGITA

    104D Anxiety

    4
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    SIDES

    72A Agrees (with)

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    IGLOOS

    57A Ice pads?

    4
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    REDOS

    102D Second takes

    4
    17
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    SPCA

    83D Org. with a pet cause?

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    RAGA

    105A Music played on a sitar

    3
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    ALINE

    17D Dress with a flare

    3
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    EULER

    94A Introducer of the symbol "e" for natural logs

    3
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    DEANS

    63A List makers

    3
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    ONCD

    1D Like some music collections

    3
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    OPERATE

    59D Work

    3
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    WOOS

    2D Courts

    3
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    YUMA

    90D Arizona county or its seat

    3
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    BANFF

    42D National park with Lake Louise

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    STAIR

    79D Part of an escalator

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    SIENA

    18D City south of Florence

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    KILN

    80D Hot spot for a pot

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    ACU

    93A Prefix with puncture

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    AVANT

    31D Opposite of après

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    GINA

    41A Rodriguez who starred in "Jane the Virgin"

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    NANNY

    48D One tending to 49-Down

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    ELGIN

    107A ___ Marbles (classical Greek sculptures)

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    HOHUM

    76D Blah

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    KASEM

    19D Casey with a countdown

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    CHARM

    8D Winning quality

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    CURD

    85D Product of coagulation

    2
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    DIDIN

    63D Dispatched

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    LUMEN

    91A Light measurement

    2
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    ADSPEAK

    123A "But wait, there's more!," e.g.

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    HIHATS

    76A Some cymbals

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    HARTE

    99D Poker Flat chronicler

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    DIPS

    35D Business slumps

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    WIKI

    32D Collaboratively written page

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    EGGOS

    53D Breakfast fare from Kellogg's

    1
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    LEGUP

    62A Advantage

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    UKR

    113D Europe's second-largest country in area, after Russia: Abbr.

    1
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    TAMERS

    6D Broncobusters, e.g.

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    NEATENS

    89D Puts in order

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    SATANIC

    88D Like the Devil

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    LEDTV

    62D Best Buy buy

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    IMOVIE

    33D Popular video-making software

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    NOSERAG debut

    20A Handkerchief, in British slang

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    SNEE

    108D Snick and ___

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    FARO

    70D Gambling game

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    ANION

    13D Bit of negativity?

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    ISSO

    28A Recess retort

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    SUD

    108A Opposite of nord

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    GRANDE

    5D Oddly, it's not the biggest size at Starbucks

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    TONKA

    71A Small truck maker

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    AUDITS

    11D Open-book examinations?

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    OGIVE

    7D Pointed arch

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    CLOVES

    36A Ingredients in mulled wine

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    ESALEN

    73D Big Sur home to the human potential movement

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    FOLIC

    64D Kind of acid found in asparagus

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    BILKO

    42A Scheming sergeant of old TV

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    EWINGS

    96A "Dallas" family

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    MONARCH

    16D Jackie Robinson, in his only year in the Negro Leagues

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    TOFF

    61A Dandy, on Downing Street

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    ANATOLIA

    22A Turkey piece?

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    5
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    IRONRULE

    111A Dictatorial leadership

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    TEACARTS

    121A Some trolleys

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    LINNEY

    95D Laura of "Love Actually"

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    OWINGTO

    1A Because of

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    RETURNED

    56A Status for a library book

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    LITANIES

    25A Lists of grievances

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    STRICKEN

    118A Hit (with)

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    SYCOPHANT

    45A We can tell the boss's assistant is a ___ because he always ___ (with 87-Across)

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    TEASELS

    120A Thistlelike plants

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    FACEMASK

    12A Illegal thing to grab in football

    0
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    FALSITY

    12D Untruth

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    FORTYFIVE

    64A Someone who is ___ years old now will be ___ in six years (with 68-Across)

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    VACATIONTIME

    84A See 50-Across

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    2
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    ACTSPHONY debut

    87A See 45-Across

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    1
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    ADREAMWITHINADREAM debut

    31A Question to an English teacher: "Why did Poe write his poem "___"? Answer: "___?" (with 98-Across)

    0
    1
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    BADRISKS debut

    78A Unlikely candidates for loans

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    CONTAMINATED debut

    23A Sign at a chemical plant: "This facility is ___ -- ___" (with 114-Across)

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    IAMNOTACTIVE debut

    50A My weight increases when traveling because ___ during ___ (with 84-Across)

    0
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    ICEFISH debut

    43D Sit out on a frozen lake, say

    0
    1
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    NOADMITTANCE debut

    114A See 23-Across

    0
    1
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    OVERFIFTY debut

    68A See 64-Across

    0
    1
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    WENTAS debut

    97D Dressed like for Halloween

    0
    1
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    WHATAMIAMINDREADER debut

    98A See 31-Across

    0
    1