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Sunday · 140 answers · 8 debuts

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

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    ADS

    67A What Consumer Reports lacks, unlike most other magazines

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    EMO

    61A Angsty genre

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    ART

    43D Creative class

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    RIO

    42D Where Simone Biles won four golds

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    OAR

    112A Stick in a boat

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    ORCA

    19A Predator of the Pacific Northwest

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    TOE

    109D ___ hook (rock climbing technique)

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    RAE

    21A Singer Carly ___ Jepsen

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    ENDS

    34D Wraps up

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    ITEM

    45D Part of an agenda

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    ANNE

    5D Poet Carson

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    TREE

    118A Where a sloth spends most of its life

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    ODD

    87A Like most prime numbers

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    SOSO

    88A All right

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    OTS

    47D Tiebreakers, briefly

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    NAS

    58D "One Mic" rapper

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    EBB

    116A Fade away

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    IPO

    110D Big step for a start-up, in brief

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    SAY

    73D Opinion

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    ADAM

    67D Michelangelo's "The Creation of ___"

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    AKIN

    43A In the same family

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    IMAC

    49D Apple variety

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    NERO

    46D Infamous emperor

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    APR

    55D Busy time at the I.R.S.: Abbr.

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    KIA

    75D Sorento or Sedona

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    STENT

    18D Medical tube

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    AGOG

    82D On tenterhooks, maybe

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    SNIP

    89D Trim

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    SPREE

    103D Bender

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    MEGA

    83D The "M" of MHz

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    DRAT

    37D "Fiddlesticks!"

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    BFF

    10A One to whom you tell *everything*

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    TOYS

    69A Buzz Lightyear and Woody, e.g.

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    ERATO

    66D Lyre player of myth

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    FEE

    12D Charge

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    NAPE

    50D A collar might hide it

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    SAVE

    114A Take into account?

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    AMEND

    95D Correct

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    META

    84A Like this clue

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    PASTE

    81D Word processing command

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    TOR

    59D Non-U.S. M.L.B. team, on sports tickers

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    NEPAL

    113A Land in the so-called "Roof of the World"

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    RTES

    25D GPS suggestions: Abbr.

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    ROOT

    36A Ginger, e.g.

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    SOIL

    65D What orchids may grow without

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    TYPO

    59A Slip of the fingers

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    ALLIN

    5A Completely committed

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    NPR

    40A Longtime home for Terry Gross

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    ALGA

    79D It helps turn a pond green

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    AVOID

    80A Sidestep

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    WEAR

    106D Gradual deterioration

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    CTR

    41D Middle: Abbr.

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    BIRD

    72D What might come down to the wire?

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    ITTY

    24D Teeny

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    FIRM

    31D Resolute

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    AMSTEL

    91D Dutch brewery

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    REHAB

    97D Nurse back to health

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    DIM

    37A Turn down

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    EEG

    86A Brain wave chart, for short

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    SERENA

    88D The A.P.'s Female Athlete of the Decade for the 2010s, familiarly

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    DOVE

    68D Peacenik

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    LTD

    7D Inc., in London

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    ROY

    63D Arundhati ___, winner of the 1997 Booker Prize

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    ROSIE

    96D Perez of "Do the Right Thing"

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    LENTO

    94D Slowly, in music

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    DEPOT

    30A Station

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    ANTLER

    55A It's sometimes covered in velvet

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    BITTE

    28A German "please"

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    IDLY

    107D Without much thought

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    MACRO

    54A Large in scope

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    SCAMP

    3D Scallywag

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    HEIST

    100D Focus of "Ocean's Eleven"

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    MRE

    76D G.I. fare

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    IROBOT

    8D Classic Isaac Asimov collection of short stories

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    INAPT

    57A Not on point

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    FACET

    11D Side of a diamond

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    KAZOO

    4D Hummer's instrument

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    HOLDIT

    22A "Give me a minute"

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    ACERB

    98D Mouth-puckering

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    BOARD

    1D Meals

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    GRATE

    52A Set on edge

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    GROAN

    93D [Not again!]

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    CRABS

    71A Whine connoisseurs?

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    ENLACE

    26A Intertwine

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    LUGS

    6D Totes

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    GLORY

    117A Morning ___

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    ONESET

    108A Quick tennis match

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    ECIGS

    105A Juuls and such

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    MAEVE

    102D Irish novelist ___ Binchy

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    MSRP

    92D Car sticker fig.

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    BASK

    1A Enjoy the sun

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    ELLER

    15D "Oklahoma!" aunt

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    BRATS

    10D Angels' opposites

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    CAGER

    85A Basketball player, in old slang

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    SHAMS

    99A Decorative pillowcases

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    ACTRESS

    51D Winters or Somers

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    RICAN

    17D Puerto ___

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    REMORSE

    104A Sorry state

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    NODEAR

    115A Affectionate refusal

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    STEIG

    56A William who wrote "Shrek!"

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    YESITIS

    33A B-side to the Beatles' "Ticket to Ride"

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    MUSTI

    76A "Is that really necessary?"

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    NEGATED

    48D Canceled out

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    KALESALAD

    44D Crunchy, green side dish

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    NIGIRI

    9D Ball of vinegared rice topped with raw fish

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    IGUESSNOT

    38D "So much for that"

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    UAR

    77D Former Mideast grp.

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    EROO

    32D Suffix with switch

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    ENTO

    64D Inner: Prefix

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    ATPAR

    101D How some bonds are sold

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    ENORM

    70A Massive, in poetry

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    WIRETAP

    106A Bug

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    CHEERS

    13A Hit show with the series finale "One for the Road"

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    EDGING

    90D Trim

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    DONKEY

    74A Party symbol since 1870

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    FROWN

    29D What a left parenthesis suggests in an emoticon

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    ARMEE

    2D French Foreign Legion, par exemple

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    MAHALIA

    78A Jackson known as the "Queen of Gospel"

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    COASTER

    85D Bar freebie

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    ATNINE

    111A When 13-Across aired for most of its run

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    CROWS

    41A Boasts

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    FAKETAN

    29A Bronze that's not winning any awards?

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    GNOCCHI

    52D Italian dumplings

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    REMOTES

    27A Show stoppers?

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    EDATE

    16D Excel function that uses a calendar

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    SEAGRAM

    89A New York's iconic ___ Building

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    MATIC

    39D Suffix with auto-

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    NUTRI

    20A ___-Grain (breakfast bar brand)

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    YUMMIER

    60D More scrumptious

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    CHEAPOS

    13D Penny pinchers

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    HONKAT

    14D Express displeasure with on the road

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    TAUTEST

    53A Having the least give

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    AMAZINGDOGRACE debut

    23A Iditarod, for one?

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    FORESTERPARENT debut

    31A One driving kids around in a Subaru?

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    GLAREATGRANDMA debut

    93A Give mom's mom the stink eye?

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    ORGANDOMINATION debut

    47A Letting out all the stops to drown out the other instruments?

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    PARASOLMILITARY debut

    81A Troops who are worried about sun protection?

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    SCARFACERESOURCES debut

    62A Cocaine and guns, in a Pacino movie?

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    SPOTIFY debut

    35D Big name in music streaming

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    THEPITIEDPIPER debut

    109A "Twelve Days of Christmas" musician who invites sympathy?

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