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Sunday · 138 answers · 14 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-02), then by uses across the whole archive.

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    ALE

    72A Hoppy medium?

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    ADS

    32A What a digital subscription might end

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    SEA

    34A Current location

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    ARI

    27A The Cards, on scoreboards

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    ETON

    48D ___ mess (traditional English dessert)

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    NTH

    37D Math degree

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    251
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    OIL

    50A Wildcatter's target

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    ERASE

    76D Strike

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    SRO

    5D B'way posting

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    ASHE

    14D World's largest tennis stadium, familiarly

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    275
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    SAY

    90A "Come to think of it ..."

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    CPA

    117A Pro at deductions

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    SENSE

    128A Horse ___

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    OAHU

    66D Home to the landmark Koko Crater

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    IOU

    6D Kitty paper

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    ACH

    89D German exclamation

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    ODIN

    74D Thor's father

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    SIA

    69A "Chandelier" singer, 2014

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    RON

    63A Wisconsin senator Johnson

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    DIE

    109A It's spotted at the craps table

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    CANOE

    105D Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be used

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    AHAB

    61D Captain with a whalebone leg

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    ORATE

    15A Give an address

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    IRATE

    12D Ticked off

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    ALTA

    7D Utah resort town

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    124
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    AHH

    91D "That hits the spot"

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    SNIP

    116D Small cut

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    SILO

    79D Isolated team of workers, in business-speak

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    127
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    AVEC

    26A With, at a café

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    MESA

    57A ___ Verde National Park

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    TELL

    62D Bad thing for a bluffer

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    NIKE

    85A Air Force 1 maker

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    OVERT

    41D Patent

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    AGEE

    84A Author James

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    TDS

    122D Six-pt. plays

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    LAW

    93A Proven postulate

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    SUMO

    73D Shoving match, in a way

    10
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    META

    54A Like a list of lists of lists

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    SKYE

    96D Scottish terrier type

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    OSIRIS

    21A Ruler of the afterlife, in Egyptian mythology

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    YEOH

    92D Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians"

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    RITE

    65D Ceremony

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    OKAY

    80D "I guess"

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    BEEN

    68D Served as

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    ENAMOR

    58D Bewitch

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    HIPS

    31D Coxae, familiarly

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    BCCS

    115D Loops in, in a way

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    SHA

    51A ___ Na Na

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    ESTD

    10D Abbr. on a city limits sign

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    MIDI

    86A Calf-length skirt

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    IDTAG

    1D Conference attendee's clip-on

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    AROMAS

    88A Bakery enticements

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    BESTS

    78D Tops

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    WIIG

    55A Kristen of "Bridesmaids"

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    ERROL

    112D Swashbuckling Flynn

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    TONAL

    125A Carrying a key?

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    EXIST

    19D Live

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    NOE

    39D San Francisco's ___ Valley

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    HIDEF

    24D Like most modern TVs, informally

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    JOE

    9D Average guy

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    NEWS

    81D 6:00 broadcast

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    ASKED

    84D Didn't just assume

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    ATTEST

    35A Certify formally, with "to"

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    PATTI

    25A LaBelle or LuPone

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    DANK

    49D Cold and humid

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    STEEPS

    129A Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with "the"

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    GEST

    56D Heroic exploit

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    GLADE

    108D Open space in a forest

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    MISHAP

    13D Cause of a small setback

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    EUROPA

    83A Icy moon of Jupiter

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    AGUE

    118D Bad fit

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    MIAMI

    71D It's due south of Hollywood

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    GIL

    67D Poet ___ Scott-Heron

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    UNC

    123D Chapel Hill sch.

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    ILENE

    107D Woods who voiced Cinderella

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    AIG

    106A Insurance giant

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    LAKER

    3D Magic, once

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    SHAMU

    38D Former SeaWorld attraction

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    INIGO

    120A "The Princess Bride" character ___ Montoya

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    SOWN

    42D Scattered about

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    EINSTEIN

    36A Scientist who said "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious"

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    UDO

    82A Japanese vegetable

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    RAILAT

    102D Lambaste

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    INERTGAS

    87D Noble thing

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    ADMITIT

    70A "Be honest!"

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    WIIU

    43D Nintendo gaming console with a pileup of vowels

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    SPITS

    104D Barbecue rods

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    GARTH

    30A Wayne's sidekick in old "S.N.L." skits

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    RISKY

    113D Like investing in a start-up

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    ONENESS

    94A Zen principle

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    TSU

    124D Houston sch.

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    SUEME

    111D Snarky challenge

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    HOSER

    110A Fool, in Canadian slang

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    VENICE

    52A "Othello" setting

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    ELECTEE

    4D The people's choice

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    PONCHO

    40A Wet weather wear

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    COOTIE

    53D "Germ" that's passed from one child to another

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    NOTAX

    22A Benefit of some online purchases

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    PEEPERS

    99D Eyes, informally

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    ELIM

    44D Tourney format, for short

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    SODAPOP

    59D Redundant name for a drink

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    GUAVA

    2D Tropical sorbet flavor

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    ONPOT

    45D Baked

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    MIROS

    11D Certain Spanish Surrealist paintings

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    URICH

    98D Actor Robert of "Spenser: For Hire"

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    SILVA

    33D Most common surname in Brazil

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    DANS

    29D Judo levels

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    TATES

    18D Crispy cookie brand

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    NUMEROUNO

    64A Person to look out for

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    SETRATE

    8D Fixed charge

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    POORAT

    60A Having zero talent for

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    TWOSTAR

    100D Like the rank of major general

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    IGLESIAS

    1A "The King of Latin Pop"

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    JEMIMA

    9A "The Tale of ___ Puddle-Duck" (Beatrix Potter children's book)

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    WEAKER

    101A More watered down

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    CANDID

    126A Forthcoming

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    RUNSAMOK

    127A Goes wild

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    EARHOLE

    95D Helmet opening

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    RIOTING

    46D Potential result of social unrest

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    ROASTHAM debut

    16D Common Christmas entree

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    SCARRY

    104A Children's author Richard

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    ATTHEOPERA

    17D Where Groucho, Chico and Harpo spent a night

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    HERESHOW

    103A Statement before a demonstration

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    ONPITCH

    15D Hitting the right note

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    SURI

    119A Daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise

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    TAKEOUTTHETRASH debut

    23A Chore for a censor?

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    2
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    CLEANTHEGUTTERS debut

    121A Chore for a bowling alley employee?

    0
    1
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    DOTHEDISHES debut

    28A Chore for a satellite TV technician?

    0
    1
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    DUALROLE debut

    20A Onscreen twins, often

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    1
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    GOTOTHEBANK debut

    67A Chore for a rower?

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    1
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    NIBBLESON debut

    77A Eats daintily

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    1
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    PAYTHEBILLS debut

    114A Chore for an N.F.L. owner?

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    1
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    PICKUPTHETOYS debut

    97A Chore for a dog-walker?

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    1
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    RODEWAYINN debut

    75D Motel 6 alternative

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    1
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    SECURELY debut

    130A With a firm grip

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    SORTTHEMAIL debut

    73A Chore for a knight?

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    1
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    SWEEPTHEFLOOR debut

    42A Chore for a security guard?

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    1
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    VSHAPED debut

    47A Notch-like

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