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Sunday · 140 answers · 12 debuts

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

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    ATE

    125D Had

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    ELI

    123D Ivy League nickname

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    599
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    EAR

    26A Hear here!

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    485
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    PSST

    67A "Hey, pal, over here!"

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    SAT

    55A Took a load off

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    ACT

    90A Make a move

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    302
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    EWE

    78D Pasture parent

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    302
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    OVA

    15D Parts of zygotes

    30
    259
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    NIL

    47A Zip

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    249
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    OPERA

    3D "Einstein on the Beach," e.g.

    26
    247
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    SSNS

    82D IDs assigned at birth: Abbr.

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    130
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    PTA

    89A Grp. organizing school dances

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    ACER

    44D Laptop brand

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    ASPS

    72D Nile snakes

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    OPI

    59D Nail polish brand

    22
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    ILL

    4D "___ say!"

    21
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    IHOP

    71D Seller of the Ultimate Waffle Sandwich

    21
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    EVA

    109D "The Loco-Motion" singer Little ___

    20
    247
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    CAT

    56A Monopoly token elected by an internet vote

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    179
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    TIER

    6D Seating section

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    179
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    NAH

    24D Unenthused response to "Wanna?"

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    ETTU

    38A Words to a betrayer

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    IBET

    117D "A likely story!"

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    POE

    12D "Once upon a midnight dreary ..." penner

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    SAL

    118A "Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book)

    14
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    HANOI

    107D Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum city

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    ALDA

    30A Alan with six Emmys

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    CAP

    29D Upper limit

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    STET

    50D [Actually, don't delete this]

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    AMIE

    72A Female friend, in France

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    SEDAN

    19D Two-door or four-door

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    RENE

    53D Painter Magritte

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    AMY

    10D Senator Klobuchar

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    RUN

    124D Make a break for it

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    RAVI

    114A Shankar who taught sitar to George Harrison

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    ITD

    46D "___ be an honor"

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    INNS

    98A Stopovers

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    APU

    54D "The Simpsons" character with a Ph.D.

    9
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    RAMS

    49D Head-butts

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    SOO

    75A Phillipa who played Eliza in the original cast of "Hamilton"

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    BEER

    70D What a koozie might keep cool

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    101
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    YRS

    96A Calendar spans: Abbr.

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    DSL

    87D Modem letters

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    YON

    69D Hither and ___

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    ICI

    28A "Vous êtes ___" (French map notation)

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    USUAL

    111D Standard

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    ABOUT

    63D Approximately

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    LAILA

    84D Boxer Ali

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    25
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    SNARE

    55D Catch

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    LEON

    80D Nuevo ___ (Mexican state)

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    PAC

    65A D.C. donor

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    MATTE

    112D Not glossy

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    LOGO

    43D Something trademarked

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    SUEDE

    18D Soft leather

    5
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    SMEE

    76A Hook's sidekick

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    OILY

    52D Smooth-tongued

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    IDLED

    36D Killed time

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    FLAN

    42A Dessert often topped with caramel sauce

    4
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    ASKME

    60A "___ Another" (NPR game show)

    4
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    ALUMS

    110A Sheepskin holders

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    SONIC

    13D Ending with ultra- or super-

    3
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    YELLS

    99A Gives a hoot

    3
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    DRIED

    40A Partner of cut

    3
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    MARINARA

    14D Sauce on chicken Parmesan

    3
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    GESTATE

    128A Develop over time

    3
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    TEVA debut

    104A Sandal brand

    3
    5
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    UPI

    45A Newswire co.

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    LIV

    97A Actress Tyler who will be an apt age in 2031

    2
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    AVENUE

    22A Way to go

    2
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    BMI

    115A ASCAP alternative

    2
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    FDIC

    42D Bank-backing grp.

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    TARTAR

    9D What a dental scaler removes

    2
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    LOUIS

    101A "Ella and ___" (1956 jazz album)

    2
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    MOWN

    81D Like grass you can smell, perhaps

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    MUTED

    1D Like commercials, often

    2
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    STEELER

    131A Terry Bradshaw, for his entire career

    2
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    MORASS

    14A Sticky situation

    2
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    IAMTOO

    21A "Likewise!"

    2
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    CDDRIVE

    66D Outmoded part of a laptop

    2
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    MATA

    73D ___ Hari

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    ANWAR

    2D First name of a Peace Nobelist that ends ironically

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    IGETIT

    57A "Sure, that makes sense"

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    SLYER

    113D More underhanded

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    QUOTA

    37D Workload that must be met

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    TRUCK

    106D Semi, e.g.

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    ROTORS

    48A Disc brake components

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    STAMPS

    8A They can get canceled

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    VIAND

    108D Food item

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    DEPENDON

    58A Trust

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    HITSONGS

    93D Chart-toppers

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    MAOISTS

    1A Red Guard members

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    RELIEFS

    95D Raised sculptures

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    STARTUPS

    7D Recipients of venture capital

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    SANRIO debut

    94A Hello Kitty company

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    COROLLA

    62A Toyota model since 1966

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    MOR

    122D Casablanca's country: Abbr.

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    MTM

    11D Production co. behind "Rhoda" and "Newhart"

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    SAVANT

    5D Scholar

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    SYM

    100D Prefix with pathetic

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    ARRANT

    27A Complete

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    BIRDIE

    70A See 68-Across

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    RODEOS

    88A They feature clowns and rope tricks

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    SAVOIR

    116A ___-faire

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    SHARON

    76D Stone to cast?

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    KITSCH

    129A Lowbrow art

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    RENAULT

    16D French automaker

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    TWYLA

    86D Tharp who choreographed "Hair"

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    SANDL

    83A Mortgage co.

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    THEAFRICANQUEEN

    33A Alternative title for "Cleopatra"?

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    BYEBYE

    68A With 70-Across, alternative title for "To Kill a Mockingbird"?

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    DRAWN

    31A Pulled from a raffle drum

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    REIGNS

    35D Lengths for rulers

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    SIGNED

    8D Joined a petition

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    DRINKS

    130A Round things?

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    EDHELMS

    79A "The Hangover" co-star

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    TURTLES

    39D Pets kept in terrariums

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    VARESE

    105D Italian city NW of Milan

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    WENTTOBED

    32D Turned in

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    FINNEY

    34D Charles ___, religious leader known as "The Father of Modern Revivalism"

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    PAULS

    41A St. ___ Chapel, New York City public building in continuous use since 1766

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    SHACKS

    103D Humble abodes

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    THELADYVANISHES

    106A Alternative title for "Gone Girl"?

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    3
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    UNPLAIT

    20A Remove braids from

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    AMERICANBEAUTY

    121A Alternative title for "The Name of the Rose"?

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    INANYEVENT

    74D "Regardless ..."

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    MATSUI

    77D Slugger Hideki named the 2009 World Series M.V.P.

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    2
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    NOLUCK

    127A "Welp, guess I have to try again"

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    NUYS

    64A Van ___, Calif.

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    RANKED debut

    25A Sorted in order

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    SPEEDDIAL

    61D Shortcut for a frequent contact

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    UNEEDA

    119A Nabisco's first cracker brand, introduced in 1899

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    2
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    ANKLESOCKS debut

    17D They don't go much higher than the tongue

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    COLDBATH debut

    91D Soothing summer soak

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    CONFIT debut

    126A Duck dish

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    DIC debut

    120D O.E.D. part: Abbr.

    0
    1
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    DOCTORSTRANGE debut

    51A Alternative title for "Frankenstein"?

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    1
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    ISSICK debut

    102D Needs medicine, say

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    1
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    TWELVEANGRYMEN debut

    23A Alternative title for "The Dirty Dozen"?

    0
    1
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    UNTHAWED debut

    85A Just out of the freezer

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    1
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    WATERSHIPDOWN debut

    92A Alternative title for "Titanic"?

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