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Wednesday · 72 answers · 6 debuts

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

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    ATE

    33A Gobbled

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    NEO

    58D Start of many an art movement

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    LEE

    36A Utah senator Mike

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    RIO

    2D Kia subcompact

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    OBOE

    26A O, in the W.W. II Army/Navy alphabet

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    EDIT

    38D Prepare for publishing

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    IMO

    18A "The way I see it," to a texter

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    EROS

    37D One taking a bow for getting couples together?

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    INN

    62A B&B

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    ITS

    3D "___ complicated"

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    257
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    OER

    15A Contraction in "Jingle Bells"

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    EDIE

    40D Actress Falco

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    CNN

    1D "This is ___"

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    ESTEE

    54A Big name in cosmetics

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    TOO

    53A As well

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    IBET

    23D Sarcastic comeback

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    RAGU

    45A Big name in pasta sauce

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    SOAP

    32A Ivory, but not ebony

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    DEAL

    39A Green New ___

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    AHAS

    27A Expressions of enlightenment

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    RBIS

    6A Four are credited for a grand slam, briefly

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    RHEA

    21D Perlman of "Cheers"

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    APB

    57D Police dept. alert

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    AROAR

    60A Like excited fans in stadiums

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    KOREA

    5D Home of the boy band BTS

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    EWW

    59A "Gross!"

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    33
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    ATOLL

    17A Remnant of an oceanic volcano

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    MOM

    56D Old-fashioned tattoo

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    ARUBA

    28D Its capital is Oranjestad

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    ROTH

    6D "Divergent" author Veronica

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    HEAT

    52D What incubators provide

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    BBC

    10A Channel that a telly may be tuned to

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    NITRO

    13A Fuel for a funny car

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    BOBA

    22D Variety of tea

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    AVAIL

    50D To no ___

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    NOSIR

    16A Formal turndown

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    MOOLA

    14A Dough

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    IHOPE

    61A "Crossing my fingers!"

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    GRIDS

    43A Many city layouts

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    ATOI

    46A Yours, in Tours

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    52
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    BASRA

    48D Mideast port that was home to Sinbad the sailor

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    ADMAN

    55A Pitch deliverer, perhaps

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    33
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    ILLBE

    8D "Who'da thunk it?!"

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    30
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    LETITBE

    47A Song words after "Speaking words of wisdom ..."

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    LIMBO

    64A Contest described by 19-, 30-/41- and 51-Across

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    FERNS

    29A "Between Two ___" (Zach Galifianakis show)

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    SECURE

    32D Fix in place

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    RECTOR

    45D Leader of an Episcopal parish

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    BOOERS

    7D Rude people in stadiums

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    5
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    CRISPED

    4D Got nice and toasty?

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    4
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    MATTHEW

    14D Source of the line "Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth"

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    WAVEDHI debut

    42D Gave a friendly greeting, in a way

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    KART

    63A Go-___

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    RENOWN

    44D Fame

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    CROWDS

    12D Groups in stadiums

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    REDHEAD

    25A Vincent van Gogh or Queen Elizabeth I, notably

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    10
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    TRAVEL

    20D Bookstore section

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    BEMOAN

    11D Kvetch about

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    ONASTREAK

    31D Hot

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    BITPART

    22A Cameo, say

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    GRAVEST

    49A Most serious

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    CRICK

    1A Pain in the neck

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    GLUTEI

    43D Squatting muscles

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    BACKWARD

    41A See 30-Across

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    BENDOVER

    30A With 41-Across, make every effort to be accommodating

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    BOILERPLATE

    10D Standard contract text

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    SALADFORK

    9D Utensil farthest left in a five-piece place setting

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    NEWUSER debut

    34A One who might have to create an account

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    1
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    SAGGIER debut

    35D More in need of a lift?

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    SETTHEBARLOW debut

    19A Establish a standard that's easy to reach

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    TONEDITDOWN debut

    24D Stopped being so loud

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    UNDERACHIEVE debut

    51A Not meet expectations

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