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Sunday · 141 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    ERA

    102A Period

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    SET

    125A Math grouping seen in curly brackets

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    ARE

    54A What may come after you

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    ADO

    63A Kerfuffle

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    EDEN

    111D Paradise

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    ETC

    48A "... you get the idea"

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    TEA

    7D After-dinner offering

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    ESC

    76D Canceling key

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    EROS

    57D Another name for Cupid

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    STAT

    87A Sports figure

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    SIT

    55A Invitation from a host

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    NES

    128A Eight-bit gaming console, for short

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    TIRE

    114D On an airplane, it's filled with nitrogen rather than air

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    SNIT

    26A Irritated mood

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    ALAMO

    41D Noted 1836 battle site

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    AVA

    46D Director DuVernay

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    ECON

    15A Word aptly found in "price control"

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    STAB

    1D Wild guess

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    ESL

    50A Course for a non-Anglophone, for short

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    IMIN

    66A "Let's do this!"

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    NETS

    18D N.B.A. team with black-and-white uniforms

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    SIA

    78A Pop singer known for wearing face-covering wigs

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    LAO

    91A Southeast Asian language

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    PHI

    97A 21st Greek letter

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    HTTP

    115D Assumed part of some addresses

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    TSKS

    37A Sounds of disapproval

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    SERA

    121A Repeated word in a Doris Day song

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    LARA

    84D Croft of Tomb Raider

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    TONI

    19A Nobel laureate Morrison

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    RAGE

    110D Current fashion

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    ENTS

    126A Tolkien race

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    HOLE

    2D One of 42 on a Connect Four board

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    EDT

    86D N.Y.C. summer hrs.

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    ETHER

    76A Anesthetic of old

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    TBA

    82D Timetable abbr.

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    BYE

    98D "Ciao!"

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    ORR

    99A "Catch-22" pilot

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    ODIE

    17D Comics dog who walks on two feet

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    BEN

    90A First name in the freezer aisle

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    FED

    92A Flowed into

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    SEEYA

    34A "Ciao!"

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    LEN

    59A Hall-of-Fame QB Dawson

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    EDITS

    119A Exchanges words, say

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    ARRAY

    103A Computer data structure

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    NEAT

    112D Tidy

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    TOR

    62A A.L. East team ... or, after changing a nearby black square, what a little movement by this puzzle's subject might cause

    8
    115
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    SHOP

    1A Selling point?

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    AWW

    101D Response to a puppy video, maybe

    8
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    REPS

    127A Handles, as an account, in brief

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    ANGER

    77A Tick off

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    AURAS

    29A Psychic energy fields

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    CHO

    12D Stand-up comic Margaret

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    CALF

    45A Soleus muscle locale

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    ALEE

    23A Protected, in a way

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    SADE

    22A One-named singer with Grammys in 1985 and 2010

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    SEERS

    80A Visionaries

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    SORTA

    123A Ish

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    ORCS

    74A Goblinlike creatures

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    SRTA

    100A Spanish title: Abbr.

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    ASIN

    124A Words of clarification when spelling

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    TEMPO

    36A Pianist's pace

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    GARB

    40A Duds

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    NIHAO

    21A Mandarin greeting

    5
    9
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    ESSAYS

    15D Some college assignments

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    MANOR

    32A Regal home

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    AWAKE

    105A Up

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    IOWAN

    108D John Wayne, by birth

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    GOTTA

    5A "___ Catch 'Em All" (Pokémon theme song)

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    GEARS

    122A They have pointy teeth

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    EVAL

    117A Assessment: Abbr.

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    TUE

    79A When "Laverne & Shirley" ran for most of its run: Abbr.

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    ENDOR

    106D Sci-fi moon

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    BARD

    98A Famous literary nickname, with "The"

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    RASSLE

    56A Scrap, slangily

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    TRYME

    25D "I'm listening ..."

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    SCHISM

    60A Split

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    ENEWS

    20A Longtime daily TV show about the rich and famous

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    JUL

    39A 7/

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    RVS

    42D They're parked at national parks

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    ELVES

    51A Keebler crew

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    AFLAT

    104D Middle black key in a group of three, on a piano

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    JAPE

    75A Practical joke

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    REEFER

    70D Pot

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    INDEBT

    61D Seeing red?

    2
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    ROYCE

    14D Rolls-___

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    HECATE

    58A Goddess of witchcraft

    2
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    WIPED

    107A Ready to crash

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    LETBY

    47D Clear a path for

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    DEY

    44A Actress Susan of "The Partridge Family"

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    ORTS

    93A Table scraps

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    ULCER

    10A Gastric malady

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    ESAS

    116D Those: Sp.

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    WILE

    120A Bit of cunning

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    DIARY

    69A Log

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    CRYPT

    33A Remains here?

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    MOVER

    53A Worker who might check all the boxes?

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    12
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    OFFTO

    67A Bound for

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    ASSURED

    9D Convinced

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    SLOTCAR

    52D Toy on a grooved track

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    BESPOKE

    27A Custom-made, as a suit

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    DIFFERENCE debut

    109A With 113-Across, end of the definition

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    PCGAMES debut

    30A The Sims and others

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    HADJ

    58D The last of the Pillars of Islam

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    ORU

    73D Tulsa sch.

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    ATMO

    71A Prefix with -sphere

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    CANDO

    72A "You got it!"

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    SPADES

    87D Black suit

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    LIESTO

    11D Dupes, in a way

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    ADEER

    118A "Doe, ___ ..."

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    GECKO

    5D Creature that can lick its own eyes

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    ACERS

    105D Some laptops

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    EARPS

    13D Wyatt, Morgan and Virgil of the Wild West

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    MEDIATE

    53D Help to settle

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    PIEPAN

    4D Baker's container

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    AIRFARE

    89D Going rate?

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    9
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    FOSTER

    68D Temporarily adopt, as a pet

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    ONHER

    6D Half of O.H.M.S.

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    9
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    SADDEN

    96D Bring down

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    STREAMER

    38D Twitch.tv user

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    REPRISE

    94D Return to a theme, as in a symphony

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    LATETO

    65D Not on time for

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    TRELLIS

    95D Vine support

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    CENSORS

    49D Bleeps

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    MANA

    35A Magical resource in Magic: The Gathering

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    ONAGERS

    28D Wild Asian equines

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    FLOWERS

    83D Traditional Valentine's Day gift

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    JESSICA

    39D Rabbit in a red dress

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    TWOACT

    8D Like "Waiting for Godot"

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    GETFREE debut

    31D Break out

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    THRIVES

    88D Does really well

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    UNHAPPY

    10D Blue

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    BELLAS

    64A "Pitch Perfect" a cappella group, with "the"

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    CHAOSTHEORY

    24A Mathematical field that includes the 81-Across

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    2
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    MUSICMAN

    35D 1957 Broadway hit starring Robert Preston, with "The"

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    BESTFRIEND debut

    43D Mate for life?

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    1
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    BUTTERFLYEFFECT debut

    81A Subject of this puzzle, as suggested visually by its central black squares

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    1
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    CANMAKEALLTHE debut

    16D Middle of the definition

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    1
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    COCOAPUFFS debut

    45D Cereal that changes the color of the milk

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    1
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    INTHEWORLD debut

    113A See 109-Across

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    ONESMALLTHING debut

    3D Start of a definition of the 81-Across

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    1
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    YORKIES debut

    85D Tiny terriers

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