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Sunday · 140 answers · 5 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

    93A "___ to My Socks," Pablo Neruda poem

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    ONO

    66A "Fantasy" Grammy winner

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    ECO

    42A Logical start?

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    370
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    SNL

    84A George Carlin was its first host, for short

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    263
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    ORA

    7D ___ pro nobis

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    NEE

    34D Once called

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    ELS

    52D Golfer Ernie

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    LIE

    88A Dealers do this

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    UNIT

    108D Condo, e.g.

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    230
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    ALAS

    68D "How sad!"

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    ETAS

    51D Greek H's

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    SIS

    115D Family nickname

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    ABLE

    17D Having the means

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    259
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    SLY

    49D Surreptitious

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    264
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    IAN

    16A Evan : Welsh :: ___ : Scottish

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    ITS

    117A "___ your call"

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    ETTA

    104D Jazz's James

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    RBI

    22A Result, maybe, in brief

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    ATT

    92A QB's pass: Abbr.

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    ARAB

    109D Kaffiyeh wearer

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    ASIS

    68A "The way things are currently going ..."

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    OUR

    113D Just between us?

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    NAS

    121A Rapper with the 2003 hit "I Can"

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    122
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    RTE

    111A A suggestion

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    285
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    AIL

    46A Hurt

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    ABE

    90D "The Simpsons" grandpa

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    ERG

    14D Tiny bit of work

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    URL

    75D Something to bookmark

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    148
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    ASIAN

    120A Kind of pear that resembles an apple

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    AINT

    46D Colloquial contraction

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    IDA

    30A Writer Tarbell who took on Standard Oil

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    251
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    SILO

    1D Tower over the field

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    127
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    HEP

    67A Cool, in old slang

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    82
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    ELL

    26A Shape formed by an extended thumb and index fingers

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    228
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    AREAS

    62A Bailiwicks

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    147
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    ANTSY

    4D Prone to fidgeting

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    ROTS

    65A Wastes away

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    GRIN

    103D Toothy smile

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    65
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    TRON

    2D Sci-fi film with vehicles called "light cycles"

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    113
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    ABASE

    114A Humble

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    IDED

    45A Picked from a lineup, informally

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    48
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    ORION

    20A Hunter of myth

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    112
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    PRESS

    123A ___ and curl (salon treatment)

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    64
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    VEE

    44A U preceder

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    113
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    OWEN

    43D Wilson of "Meet the Parents"

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    87
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    CANE

    110D Christmas tree hanging

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    85
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    STRAP

    1A Part of a backpack

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    81
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    EXERT

    21A Bring to bear

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    XES

    98A Deletes, with "out"

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    SPASM

    72A Muscle problem

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    RIFE

    3D Loaded (with)

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    SESTET

    39D Six-line verse

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    CHU

    76D Film director Jon

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    CAMP

    89A Have an in-tents experience?

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    SNARL

    10D Junkyard warning, maybe

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    INERTIA

    86A Subject of Newton's first law of motion

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    LICIT

    63A Legal

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    25
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    REG

    106A Like some gas: Abbr.

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    DAMS

    48D Stops up

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    WWI

    53D It ended on Nov. 11, 1918

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    MANGA

    24A Japanese comics style

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    SERT

    72D Painter José María ___

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    STOLI

    15D Vodka brand, informally

    4
    38
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    LETBE

    124A Not interfere with

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    NILS

    18D ___ Lofgren, guitarist for the E Street Band

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    ROPES

    11A Dutch requirements

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    STENTS

    71D Surgical inserts

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    ODS

    37A Some E.M.T. cases

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    GENOA

    103A Kind of salami

    3
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    EULER

    118A "Elements of Algebra" author, 1770

    3
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    SOFIA

    112A World capital whose name comes from the Greek for "wisdom"

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    TRAMP

    101D Walk heavily

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    IBIZA

    35D Spanish resort island

    3
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    IRT

    105A N.Y.C.'s first subway line

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    LANES

    31A Pins are placed at the end of them

    2
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    BENE

    74D "Va ___" (Italian "All right")

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    GER

    29A Switz. neighbor

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    IRINA

    19A One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"

    2
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    BASIE

    41A Count in music

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    LAUREL

    54A Leafy crown material

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    24
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    OMEARA

    83A Mark ___, winner of the 1998 Masters

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    CLINT

    76A Grammy-winning country singer Black

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    22
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    CAPOTE

    82D Author born Truman Streckfus Persons

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    EWOKS

    64A Chief Chirpa and others, in sci-fi

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    17
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    VIRGO

    25A Labor Day baby, e.g.

    2
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    SUNRA

    116A Jazz composer with an Egyptian-inspired name

    2
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    TOMBS

    6A Pyramids, often

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    TOI

    77D You, to Yves

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    WIZ

    53A Maven

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    MAMIE

    119A First lady of the 1950s

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    DENIRO

    38D Actor who won a 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom

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    DWELT

    60D Occupied, with "in"

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    LOFTS

    23A Many apartments in old warehouse districts

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    VSIGN

    81D Churchill's trademark gesture

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    SPREES

    40A Buying binges

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    BUILT

    74A Muscular

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    INCITE

    70D Provoke

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    STIEG

    94A Larsson who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"

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    TASED

    100D Stunned, in a way

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    RINSO

    57D Laundry soap since 1908

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    LUPINE

    28D Wolflike

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    ONESELF

    27A Good person to believe in

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    CONGAME

    89D Pig in a poke or pigeon drop

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    OLDSAWS

    47A Proverbs

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    OVULAR

    37D Relating to egg cells

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    WELLOK

    36D "Sure, I guess ..."

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    ACESUP

    32D Great two-pair poker hand

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    IMNO

    78D "___ doctor, but ..."

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    BLOAT

    56D Swell up

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    PRAISE

    73D Kind words

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    LOUSE

    102D Contemptible sort

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    LEOTARD

    88D Ballet attire

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    NEHIS

    59D Classic fruity sodas

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    TARSAL

    97D Of the ankle

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    OCOME

    58D "___, all ye faithful"

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    OXIDES

    12D Rust and quartz

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    UNSEEN

    50A Like puppeteers, usually

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    AUSTIN

    85A State capital on the Colorado River

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    IRENECARA

    16D She gained fame from her leading role in "Fame"

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    SINTAX

    69D Liquor levy, e.g.

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    TOBOOT

    96A Additionally

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    COPTO

    61D Accept as charged

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    ICRIED

    95D Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit

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    MONKEES

    91D "More of the ___" (1967 #1 album)

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    PASEOS

    5D Some 1990s Toyotas

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    TIEBAR

    96D Haberdasher's clasp

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    DREDD

    122A "Judge ___" (1995 Stallone movie)

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    KEROUAC

    107A "Big Sur" novelist, 1962

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    ATRIFLE

    87D Not much at all

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    BOGEYS

    9D Gets one over on

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    MINGLED

    8D Mixed together

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    PERATIO

    13D Equity valuation stat

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    NEEDINESS

    79D Trait of a clingy romantic partner

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    REVIVAL

    11D Play back?

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    KARENO

    80D Lead singer of rock's Yeah Yeah Yeahs (who uses just the initial of her last name)

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    2
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    INTERCONTINENTAL debut

    99A Tree alternative

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    1
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    LITTLEBROWNANDCOMPANY debut

    55A Day competitor

    0
    1
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    TINKERTOEVERSTOCHANCE debut

    77A Play combo of old

    0
    1
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    TOMFORD debut

    6D American fashion designer who once served as the creative director at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent

    0
    1
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    YOUONLYLIVETWICE debut

    33A 07 film

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