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Sunday · 136 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

    3D "What's your ___?" (question to a guest en route)

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    IRA

    70D Certain nest egg, for short

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    OAR

    51A Row

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    OPS

    105D Intel missions

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    TOE

    107D About one inch of a foot

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    EROS

    52A God who becomes a goddess when an "r" is removed

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    UTE

    106D Western native

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    ASA

    50A Simile's center

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    OPT

    103D Make a decision

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    ENOS

    100D Grandson of Eve

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    YETI

    32D Mythical creature seen on old Bhutanese stamps

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    CAT

    2D Animal feared by an ailurophobe

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    REM

    11D "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" band

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    EARN

    52D Bring in

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    AMOS

    10D Singer Tori

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    ORSO

    95A "Ish"

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    LAOS

    59D Landlocked Asian country

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    IMS

    1D Online exchange, in brief

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    SAO

    65A ___ Paulo

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    SORT

    101A Kind

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    IRATE

    96A Boiling mad

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    YER

    75A Slangy possessive

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    BOT

    53A Spam sender

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    RAG

    74A Sponge alternative

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    DMS

    72A Private Twitter transmissions, for short

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    SLOP

    33A Pig food

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    IDIOM

    41D Hit the nail on the head, e.g.

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    EPEES

    36A Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams each

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    FAT

    102D Budgetary excess

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    MOM

    61A One who delivers

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    HUGE

    108A Very consequential

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    MAGMA

    28D Obsidian, once

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    NAY

    27A House vote

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    BIN

    4D Recycling container

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    BEAR

    25A Put up with

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    ZANY

    29A Like screwball comedies

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    PLO

    97A West Bank grp.

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    NGO

    92A The Children's Defense Fund, e.g., in brief

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    TENANT

    13D One trading dollars for quarters

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    SNAGS

    66D Hiccups

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    HOOP

    9D Certain earring

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    ARP

    64A Dada pioneer

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    HATS

    71A Overhead expenses?

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    CARR

    54D Longtime media columnist David

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    CAAN

    54A James of "The Godfather"

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    CURE

    93A Medical breakthrough

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    EBOOK

    49D Modern library borrowing

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    EVITE

    94D Online notice for a party

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    ONETON

    84A Pickup truck capacity, maybe

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    JEN

    34A Gish ___, novelist of "The Resisters" and "Typical American"

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    STIRS

    90A To-dos

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    TANGO

    73D Dramatic ballroom dance

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    ARG

    47D Pope Francis' homeland: Abbr.

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    SENSES

    86A Detects

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    SCANT

    43D Meager

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    TRIX

    73A "Absofruitalicious" cereal, in ads

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    CUSS

    16A Be profane

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    SIRENS

    66A Rock singers?

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    GENTLE

    7D Washing machine setting

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    NERDALERT

    31D Teasing words when someone starts listing the digits of pi, say

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    REINS

    6D Restricts, with "in"

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    MARX

    61D His tombstone reads "Workers of all lands unite"

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    RAISA

    60D ___ Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union

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    LIEON

    40D Treat as a bed

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    APIASAMOA

    30D Capital in the South Pacific

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    YSER

    111A French/Belgian river

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    SNERT

    35D Hägar the Horrible's dog

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    MEADE

    28A Gettysburg general George

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    DRESSY

    89D Like the Met Gala

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    PENH

    97D Phnom ___, Cambodia

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    MATINEE

    20A Something never seen at night

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    IMEANT

    63A "Er, uh, that is ..."

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    GOI

    104D "There but for the grace of God ___"

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    IMGAY

    68D Coming-out announcement

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    STOOPTO

    110A Go as low as

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    DEMOTED

    45A Reduced in rank

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    LUISE

    76D Two-time Best Actress winner Rainer

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    BIRTHS

    42A Statistic tracked at census.gov/popclock

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    RVTRIP

    39D Cross-country camping expedition, maybe

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    THEATERS

    112A Apollo and others

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    CABELLO debut

    16D Camila with the 2018 #1 hit "Havana"

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    QUALIFYINGROUND debut

    87A Sayin' "Look, here's the thing about dry land ..."?

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    ORLY

    14D Paris suburb

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    ENTO

    79D Opposite of exo-

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    NEY

    15D French marshal in the Napoleonic Wars

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    ENDE

    5D Michael who wrote "The Neverending Story"

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    ASET

    22A For ___ amount of time

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    CMDR

    99D Naval officer: Abbr.

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    ICEBERG

    1A What can fall off a shelf

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    ACHIEVE

    98A Realize

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    IIN

    68A "Sorry, am ___ your way?"

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    SOROS

    67A Hedge fund titan nicknamed "The Palindrome"

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    YESISEE

    113A "Understood"

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    DELFT

    72D Blue-and-white earthenware pottery

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    ENTRAPS

    26A Captures

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    INLATE

    88D Home past curfew

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    JANIS

    34D Rock's Joplin

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    PLATTER

    83D Special dinner order

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    PRIER

    69D Buttinsky

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    SCRAPER

    8D Windshield clearer

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    EAGLEEYE

    78A Very observant person

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    AYEAYESIR

    55D Mate's reply

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    SALLOW

    35A Sickly-looking

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    SCAPULA

    80A Shoulder blade

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    EVERLASTINGLOVE

    38A Winter item you'll be wearin' for years?

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    JIGGLES

    62D Moves like Jell-O

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    PHONESEX

    12D Call of the wild?

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    STREWED

    19D Scattered (about)

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    ZEBRAFISH

    29D Aquarium creature with black-and-white stripes

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    AALARGE

    82D Egg carton spec

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    ANTIPODE

    109A The North Pole vis-à-vis the South Pole, e.g.

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    ENNUIS

    78D Ho-hum feelings

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    GROVER

    24D Blue Muppet with a pink nose

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    JAYNE

    62A Mansfield of old Hollywood

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    SEADOVE

    18D Bird also known as a little auk

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    SHOOINS

    37D Sure winners

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    SQUISHY

    80D Soft and wet

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    UPLAST

    91A Batting ninth

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    AFOE

    98D "___ to tyrants, and my country's friend" (words of Cato in "Julius Caesar")

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    ANNMEYERS

    56D Basketball Hall-of-Famer who was the first woman to sign an N.B.A. contract

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    COMEHERE

    21A Beckoning words

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    ERVINE

    44A "Mixed Marriage" playwright St. John Greer ___

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    FALLINGRAIN

    58A Danger when walkin' in a silo?

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    LONGORIA debut

    77D Eva of "Desperate Housewives"

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    NESPRESSO debut

    57D Single-serving coffee brand

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    RADIOCAR

    46A Receiver of an all-points bulletin

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    SAIDTO

    65D Told

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    SHARPTON

    8A Host of MSNBC's "PoliticsNation" beginning in 2011

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    USEALOT

    17D Employ with regularity

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    CUPROUS debut

    81D ___ oxide (red compound)

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    FEAROFMISSINGOUT debut

    102A What was causin' the doctor to check for joint pain?

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    LEGALAID debut

    76A What a pro bono lawyer provides

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    OUCHIES debut

    85D Boo-boos

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    PARKINGRAMP debut

    69A Drivin' around the lot with pop-pop?

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    1
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    STANDINGROOMONLY debut

    23A Nobody but the guy gettin' married on his feet?

    0
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    TEIXEIRA debut

    48A Longtime Yankees first baseman Mark

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    1