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Wednesday · 78 answers · 4 debuts

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

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    ALE

    2D Pub order

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    ACE

    59A Tiptop

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    EEL

    63D Twisty fish

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    487
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    AGO

    19A Give it ___

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    291
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    TEA

    34D China is its largest exporter

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    RAT

    64D Chinese zodiac animal of 2020

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    LIE

    9D Don't believe it!

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    318
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    ABS

    23A Auto safety feature preventing skidding, for short

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    214
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    NEON

    28D Like some lights

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    219
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    IDOL

    49D Teen ___

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    REAL

    5D Unimagined?

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    HOT

    16A Stolen

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    134
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    TOO

    34A Overly

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    189
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    SOD

    69A Golf course purchase

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    180
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    SKY

    65D The limit, they say

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    129
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    AMINO

    7D ___ acid

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    102
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    SAL

    54A Pizzeria owner in "Do the Right Thing"

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    221
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    SRS

    11A H.S. students applying to college, typically

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    209
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    ALONE

    14A Solely

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    191
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    ALIAS

    36D Nom de plume

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    115
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    AHH

    31D "That feels so-o-o good!"

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    61
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    NAB

    1D Catch in the act

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    HIT

    61D Super success

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    LGBT

    18D Pride Month initials

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    37
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    ACURA

    23D Competitor of Lexus and Infiniti

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    80
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    WHOA

    27D "What just happened here ...?!"

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    DON

    3D Mafia big

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    STEEL

    70A Gird (oneself)

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    HEEL

    32A Stiletto, e.g.

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    TASK

    35A Job to do

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    66
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    BORED

    24D Doodling away, maybe

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    25
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    VIA

    44A Rome's ___ Appia

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    145
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    IVAN

    40D The fourth one was "terrible"

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    135
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    ADES

    43A Summer drink endings

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    126
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    DSL

    42D Certain internet option, for short

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    82
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    BAG

    8D Word with sleeping or punching

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    78
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    IPASS

    50D "Not for me, thanks"

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    54
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    ITE

    62D Suffix with Manhattan or Brooklyn

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    SHA

    66A ___ Na Na

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    TITLE

    67A Something typically found on a spine

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    SAINT

    45A Peter, Paul or Mary

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    49
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    CABS

    57D Metered vehicles

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    53
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    SATIRE

    6D Genre for David and Amy Sedaris

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    46
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    STORY

    13D Tale

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    42
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    NACHO

    51D "What do you call cheese that isn't yours? ___ cheese!" (dad joke)

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    TIFF

    41D Petty quarrel

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    URIAH

    33A ___ Heep, "David Copperfield" antagonist

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    51
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    NADIR

    1A Emotional low point

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    49
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    INGE

    4D "Picnic" dramatist William

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    USAF

    46A The Thunderbirds are in it, for short

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    46
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    SALTY

    71A Full of curses, say

    3
    33
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    PARTB

    55A Medicare section that covers X-rays

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    15
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    SABLE

    6A Weasellike animal with dark fur

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    49
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    DREAD

    52D Horrible fear

    2
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    ELGIN

    20A Basketball Hall-of-Famer Baylor

    2
    25
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    KYRA

    58D Actress Sedgwick

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    SUNRA

    37D Jazz great with an Egyptian-sounding name

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    11
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    SLIDE

    25D Electric ___ (dance)

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    SHAFT

    11D Iconic 1971 blaxploitation film

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    SPOCK

    56A "Mr." of 1960s TV

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    18
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    SABOTS

    47D Wooden shoes

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    8
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    AMAIN

    15A At full speed, at sea

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    ROGET

    12D Reference book next to Webster

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    OSOLE

    53D "___ Mio"

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    OFFER

    21A Basis of a negotiation

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    ENROBE

    10D Dress in vestments

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    BREAK

    68A Opening shot in billiards

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    LAWSUIT

    30D What might help right a wrong

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    7
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    KILDARE

    48A "Dr." of 1960s TV

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    5
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    BROWNBETTY

    26A Cousin of an apple cobbler

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    4
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    COLLATE

    29A Advanced photocopier instruction

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    4
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    REDWHITEANDBLUE

    39A U.S. flag, with "the"

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    3
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    INDIANFOOD

    50A Biryani or vindaloo

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    2
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    KETEL debut

    38D ___ One (vodka brand)

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    2
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    KOPPEL

    48D Longtime "Nightline" anchor Ted

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    2
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    BENGALTIGER debut

    17A Animal accompanying Pi in "Life of Pi"

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    1
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    FELTBAD debut

    22D Had regrets

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    1
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    OHIOPLAYERS debut

    60A Chart-topping 1970s R&B/funk band suggested by the starts of 17-, 26-, 39- and 50-Across

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