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Sunday · 139 answers · 10 debuts

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

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    SPA

    114D Place for a shvitz

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    ARE

    45A "___ you seeing this?"

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    AGE

    7D Long period

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    ADO

    70A Trouble

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    EGO

    71A I

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    ETSY

    89A Big e-commerce site

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    ETS

    103D 8-Down pilots, in brief

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    EVE

    73A Halloween vis-à-vis November 1

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    LET

    119A Call to reserve?

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    TEA

    11D What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast"

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    INS

    5D Helpful connections

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    OKS

    115A Gives one's seal of approval

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    IDOL

    63D Fan mail recipient

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    ION

    113D ___ beam

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    SAG

    60D ___ Harbor, first official port of entry to the United States

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    ARES

    86D The Amazons were the daughter of this god, in myth

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    ILL

    85A Societal problem

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    NOS

    52D Bullet alternatives: Abbr.

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    GEE

    35D Command for a right turn, in mushing

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    AVA

    86A "When They See Us" director DuVernay

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    DOE

    104D Forest grazer

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    LIAR

    18D Heated accusation

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    ALES

    122A Sierra Nevadas, e.g.

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    EOS

    102D Lover of Orion, in myth

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    UFO

    8D What a weather balloon might be mistaken for

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    ECRU

    40D Neutral paint color

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    ELENA

    79A Author Ferrante

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    SORT

    14D Resolve, with "out"

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    EONS

    69D Long periods

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    ARF

    70D Little bow-wow

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    NOM

    43A Follower of "Je m'appelle"

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    ADORE

    24A Have heart eyes for

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    ALS

    83D Green and others

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    GAP

    82A Break

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    DRY

    123A Word that can precede or follow "run"

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    LADLE

    67D What can take a punch?

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    MTV

    62D Channel that aired "Daria" and "The Hills"

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    NOVA

    64D Exploding star

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    OOF

    74A "Yeesh!"

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    NORA

    37D "You've Got Mail" director Ephron

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    MRI

    50A Scan that excites hydrogen atoms, for short

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    ICED

    27A Shunned, with "out"

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    SHEL

    110D Children's poet Silverstein

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    MOET

    68D ___ & Chandon (Champagne)

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    TOTE

    56D Pledge drive gift

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    DDAY

    26D Critical time

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    DEB

    116A Woman's name that's a piece of furniture backward

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    OSSO

    2D Part of an Italian veal dish name

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    CROC

    46D Shoe with holes

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    NNE

    31D Pittsburgh-to-Buffalo dir.

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    VIA

    87D By way of

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    DEF

    9D Letters on the "3" button

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    ODEON

    117A Classical singing venue

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    TEEUP

    57A Prepare to go next

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    SKIP

    41D Sound like a broken record

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    BEAN

    121A Bit of coffee

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    EDY

    58D Dreyer's ice cream partner

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    CUTE

    29A "Don't get ___!"

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    WASABI

    96D Sushi condiment

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    TWEE

    15D Precious, to a Brit

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    YOSHI

    1A Dinosaur in the Mario games

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    TOAST

    11A Something offered in tribute

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    SPENT

    118A Beat

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    TEHEE

    57D Giggle

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    SNIDE

    78A Nasty, in a way

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    DEAF

    26A Tone-___

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    IMAY

    36D "It's possible"

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    III

    120A The final installment of "The Godfather"

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    OTRO

    54D Como ningún ___ (unique, in Spanish)

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    HEIDI

    100D "S.N.L." cast member Gardner

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    YALL

    1D "___ ready for this?" (opening of a pump-up jam by 2 Unlimited)

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    ISA

    111A "Revenge ___ dish ..."

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    ELEA

    108D Where Zeno taught

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    ELBOW

    21A Nudge

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    LSATS

    22A Barack, Michelle, Hillary and Bill took them, for short

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    LORD

    25A Member of Britain's upper house

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    PITS

    84D Sets (against)

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    SHEER

    53D Utter

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    ARNOLD

    98D Traitor in the Revolutionary War

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    ROVER

    76A One of six parked on the moon

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    TSHIRTS

    94D Some concert tour merchandise

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    FAY

    75D Wray of "King Kong"

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    NUIT

    55A Debussy's "___ d'Étoiles"

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    SLEEPS

    17D Goes undercover?

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    SCIENCE

    110A "___ is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it": Einstein

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    SENSEI

    95D Martial arts master

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    ZESTY

    106D Full of spice

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    FLAX

    81A Neutral paint color

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    SPEEDOS

    101A Small trunks

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    IDEATES

    39A Brainstorms

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    YAWNS

    51A Can't keep one's mouth shut?

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    OWNIT

    65D Take pride in something

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    EUROPE

    48D Subject of Rick Steves's travel guides

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    ESPIES

    10D Catches a glimpse of

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    TICK

    19D Sound effect during a bomb defusing, perhaps

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    ENSNARE

    107A Trap

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    MAUDE

    6A Titular film character opposite Harold

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    ALPHAS

    47D Top dogs

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    DIOS

    49D God, in Guadalajara

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    OHSTOP

    59A "You're making me blush!"

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    PHONES

    93D Dials

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    SEENIT

    20D "I watched that episode already"

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    GERTRUDE

    82D Writer Stein

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    SHIRAZ

    105A Certain red wine

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    ABOUTTIME

    13D "Finally!"

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    HEADSLAP

    97A [Doh!]

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    ORLY

    54A Alternative to de Gaulle

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    DIDO

    28D Queen who made Carthage prosper

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    ASTON

    16A ___ Martin DB5 ("Bondmobile")

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    HEMIN

    34D Corral

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    HEARST

    100A Semibiographical source for "Citizen Kane"

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    LESLIE

    80D Lead role on "Parks and Recreation"

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    GOTON

    109A Had a friendly relationship (with)

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    SUNNY

    32D Fair forecast

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    NUKES

    38A Zaps, as leftovers

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    AWRAP

    72A "That's ___!" (director's cry)

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    TKOD

    33D Beat in a boxing match, in a way

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    TOPGUN

    92D Movie with the line "I feel the need ... the need for speed"

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    ANDSCENE

    88D Director's cry

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    FRILL

    66D Ruffle

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    STARTANEW

    3D Go back to square one

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    SWEARSTO

    95A Guarantees

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    EXTERN

    77D Nonresident doctor

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    PACKER

    99D Warehouse employee

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    TOEPICK

    44A What a figure skate has that a hockey skate lacks

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    MONKEYS

    42A Messes (with)

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    OLDCHAP

    12D Brit's term of affection

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    ROOMED

    61A Lived (with)

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    MUFFIN

    6D Breakfast order

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    CANDIED debut

    46A Voltaire's sweet novel?

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    HASAJOB debut

    91D Is employed

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    HOTDESK debut

    4D Share a workspace, in modern lingo

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    INASNAP debut

    36A Just like that

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    INSEARCHOFLOSTTHYME debut

    63A Marcel Proust's kitchen mystery?

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    JULIUSSEESHER debut

    112A William Shakespeare's historical romance?

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    LIFEOFPIE debut

    23A Yann Martel's baking memoir?

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    SLUGFESTS debut

    17A Knock-down-drag-out fights

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    TENDERISTHEKNIGHT debut

    30A F. Scott Fitzgerald's chivalric tale?

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    THELITTLEPRINTS debut

    90A Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's pet story?

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