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Tuesday · 78 answers · 2 debuts

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

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    ODE

    47A Laudatory poem

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    523
  2. 2
    EEL

    29D Fish with no pelvic fins

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    487
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    TEE

    65D Casual shirt

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    395
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    EPEE

    35A Weapon with two accents in its name

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    343
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    ETNA

    69A Europe's tallest volcano

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    334
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    ANTI

    1D Voting no

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    364
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    ANNE

    62D Either of two wives of King Henry VIII

    26
    283
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    KNEE

    58D Patella's place

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    264
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    ILL

    66D "___ bite!"

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    260
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    AIDE

    7D White House worker

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    192
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    REAL

    68A Genuine

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    160
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    LENT

    26D Spring time

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    129
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    SEAL

    59D Member of an elite team

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    151
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    CEL

    10D Bit of animation

    18
    141
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    COT

    40D Barracks item

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    128
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    EGRET

    28D "Snowy" bird

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    111
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    AGED

    3D Like wine and cheese, typically

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    148
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    NOTE

    61D Word often followed by a colon

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    132
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    LEA

    53A ___ & Perrins (sauce brand)

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    261
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    RANT

    6D Chew someone out, maybe

    14
    133
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    UTES

    11D Some Four Corners natives

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    149
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    ELBA

    34D Old isle of exile

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    132
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    PAIR

    15A Unexciting Yahtzee roll

    13
    87
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    ASHY

    13D Like a fireplace the morning after, say

    12
    97
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    REED

    72A Donna of old TV

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    187
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    READ

    63D Show literacy

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    115
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    TELL

    71A William who took a bow

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    100
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    AJAR

    1A A bit cracked

    10
    192
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    TINY

    42A Wee

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    64
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    IMPS

    24D Handfuls for a babysitter

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    87
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    ACURA

    9A Maker of the first mass-produced car with an all-aluminum body

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    80
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    LEVEE

    67A Flood embankment

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    63
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    SKYE

    33D ___ terrier

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    60
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    TAIL

    25A End part

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    112
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    AEIOU

    31D Things that rhythm lacks?

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    60
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    AWW

    54A "How adorable!"

    8
    33
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    SHY

    22A Reluctant to make eye contact, maybe

    7
    107
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    TOOL

    45A Jerk, slangily

    7
    94
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    SWEET

    70A Adjective for Caroline

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    60
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    CPU

    5D PC component

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    54
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    TETRA

    21A One less than penta-

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    106
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    LEES

    52A Alternative to Levi's

    5
    97
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    EEG

    34A Brain test, in brief

    5
    75
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    LARD

    37A Fat in some piecrusts

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    74
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    DAHL

    38D Roald who wrote "The BFG"

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    73
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    SNEAK

    36A Quarterback ___

    5
    70
  47. 47
    CRAG

    5A Perch for a mountain goat

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    62
  48. 48
    AWLS

    54D Leatherworking implements

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    53
  49. 49
    REID

    49D Actress Tara

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    52
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    LEEDS

    46D English city north of Sheffield

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    51
  51. 51
    III

    23A Three on a sundial

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  52. 52
    NOGO

    14A Like an area that's off-limits

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    67
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    OXIDE

    18D Rust, chemically

    4
    33
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    ESCORT

    50D Armed guard, perhaps

    3
    38
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    JOHN

    2D Legend of pop music

    3
    37
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    RUSH

    12D Fraternity activity

    3
    31
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    BREAD

    43A Toast, essentially

    3
    29
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    DINAR

    60A Currency of Serbia

    3
    25
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    RANDB

    32D Aretha Franklin's genre

    3
    17
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    FRAU

    19D Madame, across the Rhine

    2
    54
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    YEATS

    30D First Nobel laureate from Ireland

    2
    43
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    INDEX

    20A Dow Jones, e.g.

    2
    35
  63. 63
    RAIDER

    51D Las Vegas player

    2
    19
  64. 64
    WAVE

    56D Sand castle destroyer

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    31
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    WHEW

    55D "That was close!"

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    KOHL

    41D Department store eponym

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    13
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    DEEPSET

    44D Recessed, as eyes

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    10
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    PICKS

    57A Things guitarists and prospectors both use

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    9
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    AFFAIRS

    9D Things to get in order

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    8
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    SLACK

    39A Opposite of tautness

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    8
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    FETUS

    16A Image in a sonogram

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    7
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    ROPEIN

    4D Lure deceptively

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    7
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    LEARY

    27D 1960s counterculture guru Timothy

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    17
  74. 74
    GROTTO

    8D Capri has a blue one

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    11
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    WHATSDONEISDONE

    64A Lady Macbeth's declaration upon checking the steaks at the cookout?

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    4
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    LENDMEYOUREARS

    27A Mark Antony's request to the farmer when he realized he didn't have enough corn for the cookout?

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    AYTHERESTHERUB debut

    48A Cry from Hamlet when he spotted his favorite spice mix at the cookout?

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    THEPOUNDOFFLESH debut

    17A 16-ounce sirloin that Shylock brought to the cookout?

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    1